Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-30

/ berSilip, rarOrtcd about IS new mem
be:s Mrs Charles Alger chairman Of
/. political study, reported that her COM
;nit3cc had thoroughly studied the plat
form.
On molten of Mrs. Virginia White
I Spcel a substantial sum was voted from
Che treasury for both the National and
State committee expenses.
After discussion. it was moved and
carried that the washington Club, Sew
entecn;h anG K streets. be secured for
1 the regular meetings of the league
pending the establishment of permanent
quarters It was also voted that draw
! ing room meetings be held once
month.
Invitations for tea. to which the en-
tire membership is invited. were re-
ceivcd from Mrs Edward A. Colladay
and Mrs. Sidney Cloman. The dates
will be announced later
The Columbian Women of the George
! Washington University will hold ths
first meeting of the year in Corcoran
| Hall OF the university Tuesday from
until 6 pm.
At this meeting Mrs. Oscar Benwood
Hunter. wife of the president of the
General Alumni Association of the
university. will be the guest of honor.
and the following members. who arr
the wives of members of the faculty
of the School of Medicine. will act as
hcstcsseS: Mrs. w. A. Bloedorn Mrs
| William Cline Borden. Mrs. c. w
Culver, Mrs. John Paul Earnest. Mrs
Thomas Allen Grower. Mrs. Virgil F.
Jackson. Mrs. H. j. r. McNitt. M,s
w. J. Mallory. Mrs. ]. T. Mann, Dr.
Mary O'Mallcy. Mrs Charles w. Rich
ardson Mrs. w. A. Risk. Mrs. j. H
Roc, Mrs. George Byron Roth, Mrs. d.
Kcrfoot Shute. Mrs. Charles Augustus
Simpson. Mrs j. Lawn Thompson and
Mrs. Charles Stanley White.
Following the social hour. the bust
ness meeting will take place at 4:45
historian. will read the 1929 histSrv
Mrs. Huron Willis Lawson. wife of Dr.
Huron Willis Lawson will sing.
Home Economics Association.-The
food and nutrition section will hold a
Joint meeting with the American
Dietetic Association on the evening OF
October 30 at 8 o'clock in the Willard
Hotel.
The speakers and their subjects will
be: DR.. Joseph Gold5ereer, surgeon,
United States Public Health Service.
hvgienic laboratory. "Prcgra Pellagra";
DR.. Lafayette B. Mcndel. sterling pro-
fessor of physiological chemistry, Yale
University. Nutrition and Growth"
DR.. H. Rawle Geyelin of Presbyterian
Hospital. New York City. "Dietetic
Treatment in Certain of the Epllepsies"
Bailey T. Burritt. general director,
A. I. c. P. New York City. Nutrition
and the Family in Social Organiza-
tons
Miss Mabel Ashenf2ltcr, supervisor
of cafcterias for the Welfare and
Recreation Associations of public build
ings and public parks. is chairman OF
the food and nutrition section.
The members of the District Associ-
alton will be the guest at tea at the
home of Miss Mabel Boardman at 1901.
P street. October %. at 5 pm.
The second meeting of the directors
of the District association will be held
in the Bureau of Home Economies,
Union Station Plaza, october 8 at 400
pm.
A section has Just been formed in the
association composed of home economics
women in business. Miss Ruth Atwate-'.
in charge of research with the American
Gamers Association. is chairman o!
this section Other che irmen who have
lust bcen appointed are Miss FlOreno"
E. Ward of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture, programs; DR.. LIZ
Ian Storm of the American Bottle+s
entertainment: Miss Emma
S. Ryler, membership. and Mrs vena
NJ. Spence. textiles section.
The American Association of Univer-
sity Women will welcome its. new off,
GERS at the opening tea of the club sea-
son tomorrow. The guests of honor
~
Hiss Mary Louise Brown. dean OF
president; Mrs. Henry c.. Doyle, secre-
tsry. and Mrs. Howard Nichols. treas
urer. The hostesses for the afternoon
are the recently elected chairmen OF
committees: Membership, Mrs.
George B. Roth; program, Mrs. Edward
T. Devine: house, Mrs Ernest F. Burch-
ard: hospitality Mrs. Albert L. Bar
rows; Mrs. Raymond B. Morgan and
Miss Belle Rankin of the National AS
ISOLATION and Mrs. James G. Cumming,
publicity committee.
The informal bridge which has pre-
coded the teas during the Summer has
been discontinued, but the clubhouse
will be available for informal bridge
games on Tuesday afternoons except
when the rooms are otherwise needed.
IIS luSSudy 6fSIlHls INS(
Club has selected October and % for
meeting and places will be found fof
any members or friends who care to
drop in for game. Miss Olive N.
Hallock has consented to act as chair
man and the evening club expects to
have a good attendance.
The Washington Readers Club will
hold its first meeting of the season at
All Souls Church. Sixteenth and Har-
ward streets on Tuesday at pm. The
subject of the evening will be Dialect"
and Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips will be in
charge of the program.
The vice president of the club, w
Alfred Falconer. will entertain the Off
GERS and chairmen of committees at
his home at 1449 Parkwood place to-
morrow evening, in honor of the presi-
dent. Mrs. Constance M. Goodman, who
has recently returned from an extended
tour in Europe and Asia.
The HOusekecperS' Aliiance.-A recep-
ton and tea will be rendered members
of the Alliance and their friends at the
home OF Mrs. Harvey w Wiley. 2345
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