Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-22

Mary Hedrick, Mrs. Lillian Harp and
Miss Katherine Jacobs read original
work. At the last meeting of this sec
ton the writing Of Fairy Tales and
Myths" was discussed. The subject for
the next meeting will be Bible
Stories" Two new members have been
admitted to this group.
The music group met Tuesday under
the direction Of Miss irene Juno. Miss
Juno. a member of the faculty of~ one
Of WashinGtpn's leading schools of mu-
sic has done outstanding work this
season In organizing her section and
presenting a series Of Sunday musicals
which has proven to be- one OF the besi
drawing cares of the league.
Miss Elizabeth Mallott Barnes, direc-
tor general Of group activities, called
meeting of all group chairmcn Wcdnes-
day to discuss plans for the Spring pre-
scntation Of group work Miss Barnes
reports that the groups have functoned
100 per cent up t. tn" present and that
enrolment in individual groups Is
greater than in previous years
Original work was read by Mrs
Frances Larkin. Mrs Isabel Lik"n>
Gates. Miss Nellie Da Shiel and Mrs
Nellie f. Feally at the regular meeting
of the poetry group. Mrs. Fcally chair
man for the evening. Members of this
group who have had work published
recently are Mrs. Frances Larkin who
has had seven manuscripts accepted,
tho material ranging from poetry tn
special articles and juvenile stories. and
Mrs. Nellie Fcally. who has had full
page poem published in current mag
aZine.
Books were reviewed by Miss ReboCca
Dial, Mrs Elizaboth Towne and Mrs
Lily ar. Hunt at the Saturday book
review. Miss Agnes VIM chairman
Miss VIM is arranging for a series of
reviews of current literature during Feb
r'lary. These reviews will deal entirely
with non members work. the selections
being made from the most outstanding
books of the hour.
Mai Robert II. TAFT of the Bureau OF
Commercial Economics will give an H.
Illustrated talk on Unknown Newfound-
land" Saturday. 8 pm. The series of
travel talks given through the courtesy
OF DR.. Anita Maris Boggs has proven
most interesting. The lectures arc Dr.
livercd by men who have spent a life
time In the study of their particuia,
subjects. HostesSrs for the lecture will
BE- Miss Evelyn Wccms. Mrs Hugh J
Davis. Mrs. Mabel c. Ccstigan, Miss
Grace E. Frysinger, Mrs Sallic Gates
Assisting Mrs. Lily r. Hunt at the coffee
table will be Mrs F.. l.. Ackiss and Mrs
Walter Bloodorn.
Miss Alice Heaven presided at the
meeting Of the round table which We.
held during the week The round table
is open to all members and their friends
who wish To attend the discussions.
Meetings for the week will b. the
membership committee and the exccu-
tive board meeting These MEETINGS ,rc
not open to members.
Amer. AN Association Of Universal,
WOmcn.-The Advanced Pre-scho,..
Study Group will meet tomorrow, -.4S
pm. On Tuesday afternoon at $50
the regular prc-school study class will
be held
The fortri2htly address on relation,
between England and America will b.
given by Wilmott Lewis Wednesday a.
4;45 pm. Mr.. Lewis is the rcy,ilss
correspondent Of the London Times and
one of the brilliant newspaper men in
Washington
DR. Donald Laird will be unable q
give his lecture in the course on thc
Modern Approach TO Personality" on
Friday evening January 81. Instead
Or. William A. White director Of 81
E'izabeths Hospital will speak on
"Salvaging the Fnundered Personality
This lecture will be given at the Ynlmq
Womcn's Christian Association. Seven
tenth and X streets, at SIS Frida,
evening.
National Wcman's Party. Represent
ative Katherine Langley Of Kentucky
will be The sneaker at tho month";
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