Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19

many national and State officers we're
guests Of the chapter. On February g..
Mrs. M. c. O'Neill conducted success
ful cafeteria luncheon and card party
at her home. by which s25 was raised
and sent to Mrs NJ B. Little Of Wadcs-
boro. N. c.. for her work as national
prison chairman. Last Sunday Mrs.
Katie Perkins was chairman of VAL
entine party and oyster supper given
to 40 patients at st. Elizabeth's Hospi-
tai. The tables were prettily deco
rated with flowers and valentines and
held satisfying amount OF food, which
was greatly enjoyed by all those par
tlclpatlng. Mrs. John Spengler. who
mas been successful hostess Of card
parties. gave another OF those pleasant
ai1airs at her home last Wednesday eve
nlng. Plans are now being made by
MRS. w. B. Hibbs for party on Febru-
airy II Tor the patients at Mount Alto
nc cnapter was represented at the
Lincoln Memorial exercises and ha3
been invited to the vesper services to be
held by the Sons Of the American Revo-
luton In Epiphany Church in memory
OF George Washington and also those
IN the National Thcater February %.
The next meeting will be held at the
Hamilton Hotel, February "a, at pm
gram will be dispensed with and i'm
portant business be transacted.
District of Columbia Home Econom-
les ASsociatiOn.-Dr. Mary Dabney Da-
Wis, specialist in nursery, kindergarten
and primary education In the United
States Bureau of Education will speak
before The child study section Of the
association tomorrow at pm. in the
Friends Meeting House. 1911 I street
her subject being Contribution of Mod
ern Child Training to the Security o!
the Community"
DR.. Davis talk is one Of series q:
talks by we'll known educators, which
has been arranged under the auspices
of the child study section and to which
all members Of the Home Economics
Association and their friends art
invited
The regular meeting Of the food ant
nutrition section of the association vii
be held this month at Walter Reec
Hospital main building. on Tuesday
at pm. Capt James B. Anderson Of
the hospital staff. will talk on "Dia.
betes" Members of the association snc
others interested in this subject are IN
vited to attend.
The Womans Club Of Woodside gavt
a successful bridge luncheon on Va!en'
tine day IN the parish hail Of Grace
Church, Woodside
Luncheon was served at 1880 a
card tables In the main room Of tht
parish hall. with decorations and {
menu appropriate to the day. An az
ternoon OF bridge followed the lunch
ron cS tables matchmaking
The entertainment committee OF tn
club was in charge. The committe,
consisted of Chairman. Mrs, RALPH
Lee: Mrs Fawn Munroe. Mrs. L. VI
Christie, Mrs. Gerald Swan. Mrs. IVES
ley Morris. Mrs Harry Elkins and Mrs
Clarence Barrett.
The next meeting Of the club vi!
be February %. at the home OF Mrs
E. I. Stacey. Fenwick Lane. Mrs. r. II
Shelton OF University Park. viii talk OF
experiences in China.
Petworth Waman's Club.-The hffra
ture section met at the home O. MIS-
A. c. Norcross. 8i9 Taylor street. viii
twenty-five members and the president
Mrs. Frederick G. Hammer. present.
Knut Hausum Norwegian novels
and winner of The Nobel prize, vas tn:
author .o- The evening His book. II:
Growth OF the Soil" vas reviewed 81
Mrs. Cavenaugh. Mrs. Bode!l and Mrs
lie Fevre.
Mrs We!ke played several piano se!ec
tons from Greg. the Norwegian rlu