Evening star., 1928-03-25
NEWS OF THE CLUBS
CONDUCTED BY MAMIE LANCASTER.

tANNIE LANCASTER.
Hotel The president, Mrs Mary Logan
: Tucker. called the meeting to order by
. asking the captain. Mrs c. w Sheriff
to offcr prayer An allegiance to the
flag followed,
! Mrs. Tucker then introduced Edwin N
| Lewis, representative of Dean BratenahI
/ of the Washington Cathedral. that the
request OF the District of Columbia
, Chapter of the United States Daughters
OF 1912 to place a tablet in the Wash
ington Cathedral in memory Of Frances
Scott Key was acted upon with cordial
approval OF the dean and the Cathedral
Chapter.
Mrs Sparrow. treasurer read letter
from Mrs. Harry L. Rust acknowledging
with thanks the receipt of donation o!
$50 for the restoration of Wakefield,
The following alternateS were elected
for the thirty-SiXth Associate Council
which will convene at the Willard Hotel
in April: Mrs Sol LanSburgh, Mrs, How
ard HodgkinS Mrs N N, Potts. Mrs,
Samuel MeekS. Mrs. Francis ST. Clair,
Mrs. Frederick A. Ollie. Mrs, William
Saul. Mrs. Edwin j. Dowling, Mrs. r.
Thomas Rohir 9on, Mrs. F. W. Owen,
Mrs. Agnes Siblev and Miss I. A. Nor
ton. Mrs. Samuel Polkinhorn. historian.
who had not been present for several
meetings. due to Illness, was given a
hearty welcome. Mrs. j. Frank Wilson
was elected a candidate for the Office of
honorary State president, representing
the District society.
Mrs. Agnes Sibley. Mrs. Clara Louise
Downing and Mrs. Lucy Poe Blandy,
daughters Of men who served in the
War of 1912. were present. The next
meeting of the chapter will be hello
April 10.
The Argyle Study Club will meet to-
morrow al | pm. with the president,
Mrs. ". o. Tufts. 1885 Madison street.
The paper on Mary Baker Eddy will be
given by Mrs. E. E. Norwood. This Is
the last of the group on Women in Re-
lieion,"
Th> American Association of Univer-
xity Women will have as guests OF honor
A. tea tomorrow his Excellency the
German Ambassador and Frau Won
Prittwitz und Gaffron. His EXcellency
will speak on The Part the United
States PLAYS in World Affairs Mrs.
John j. OConnor. Miss Cora Rigby and
Mrs. Edwin Nourse will receive. The
members of the program committee will
preside st the tea table.
/ On Monday at 7:45 pm the members
Of the advanced pre-school study group
will meet, and the beginners group OF
pre-school study will meet on Tuesday
at $50,
DR.. winifred Richmond will continue
her course in Adolescent Study with
lecture on Tuesday. March 81. at
l7:4S PIN.
! Tuesday al pm. the education COM
mittee will be hostess at dinner for
DR.. Elizabeth Rotten Or. Rotten is
director of the German section of the
( New Education Fellowship. She has
taught in Berlin. lectured at Newnham
and Gerton. Cambridge. and has taken
+ an active part in the newly created
/ experimental school at Scharfenberg
/ near Berlin. At the dinner, DR.. Rotten
will lecture on "Women's Task in the
New Age" Dean Mary Louise Brown
viii introduce DR.. Rotten
wednesday at AS pm Secretary
OF the Navy Wilbur will give the fort
nightly talk on The Navy"
DR.. Alfred Adler will address the club
on Pressure of Mass Psychology on the
Personality of the Individual" at the
National Press Club, Friday, March 30
at Sis. This is lecture in the course
entitled: The Modern Approach to
Problems OF Personality for which the
club has been engaging prominent
psychologists. DR. Adler. an eminent
Nlennese psychologist, founder OF a
school OF psychology is a notable
scholar and the club is fortunate in
being able 10 offer Washington the
opportunity 10 hear him speak. Tickets
can be had at the American Association
Of University Women's Club House. 1884
street, or may be obtained the night
q the lecture at the National Press Club
Building
Deatscher LiterariScher Verein.-
Members and numerous guests Allied ali
available space of the big drawing
room IN the home of the president.
Miss Anita Schade. 1929 Rhode Island
avenue. at the meeting held March IL.
Printed progran-invitation had been
sent out for the affair which was de-
voted to the drama Six talented pu-
pills OF Miss Emma NJ Won Segfried.
j teacher of German at the Western
High School. presented Der Knhhan-
Gel. a farce in five scenes. by N.
SchmeiIe
The second scene of the first act
Of ShakeSpeare's Two Gentlemen of
Verona" was we'll acted by two young
members OF the club Miss Anita Vir-
ginia Mueller taking the part OF Julia"
and Miss Alicia GoenneT that of the
maid "Lucetta" The elegant period
costumes added much to the charming
scene. The second scene of the first
act OF T. HebbeI's tragedy. "Herodes
and Marianne was beautifully read by
silsS Gretchen Rogers and Paul r.
Crop. Mrs. Frances B. Fallon. pupil
OF Paul Bleyden, sang two groups OF
songs. accompanied by Miss Margaret
y Fsayf1 A a.
roses was presented 10 Miss Amy c.
Leayit as a birthday gift by the presi-
dent At the next meeting Saturday.
April Il. DR.. T.. H. Sehrt will give a
lecture on Goethe's Faust"
National League Of American Pen
Women-MTs. Edward Nelson Dingley,
vice president. and a candidate for the
national presidency Of the organization.
has returned from Indiana. Al Indian
spolis she was the guest OF the wom-
ems Writer'S Club and Of the Womens
Press Club Of Indiana. Tuesday noon
she spoke al luncheon given her by
the Women's Press Club al the Column
bis Club, the Mems State Republican
Club. CouFieRles OF the club were e1-
tended 10 Mrs Dingley by B. r. Law
renee, general manager Of the Indian
spolis Stsr. Al the luncheon she was
# introduced by Mrs Garah M Stern.
president Of the Women'G Writers Club
Of Indiana Tuesday evening the Press
Club Of Indiana gave a banquet at the
Columbia Club where Mrs Dingley
Nss the guest Of honor and speaker,
Miss Margaret Scott, president Of the
club. was toastmiSiress The guests
we're. The indianapolis Branch Of the
League of American Penwomen Of
which Mrs Carrie IS Williams is pres
ident, the offlceTs of the Carolyn Scott
Harrison Chapter. ID A r.; the inter
national relations committee. the So
ciety Of the MayftOWer Descendants,
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