Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-17

to the end that this column
may be truly representative of
yeur activities.
The American Association Of Uniyer-
sity Women viii honor the foreign
Memen studying at Washington colleges
at tea this afternoon. Members Of
the committee on international relations
!. will be hostesses. Mrs. Lobingier and
Or. Caukin will preside at the tea table.
!, At tea to be given Monday after
noon Miss Elizabeth Dean, guest OF
honor, will speak on Men and Women
of Dolly Madison's Time" Members of
/, George Washington University will be
hostesses. All graduates of the univer-
Eity are invited to be guests of the club
for the afternoon.
+ At o'clock Monday there will be the
regular French table at luncheon. Miss
Carhart's French conversation class will
meet at pm. Monday and at 10 am.
Thursday. The advanced preschool
I study group will meet at 1895 Columbia
road Tuesday at 2 pm. The study
group in character development of ele-
Tnentary school children will meet Tues
day at 7:45 pm.
DR.. Richmond's class for the study of
mental hygiene problems will meet
Wednesday at 7:45 pm. At pm
I. Wednesday the beginning preSchool
study group viii meet at 1925 Columbia
road.
The international relations group,
under leadership of Dr.. Esther Caukin,
will meet Thursday at ii am. for study
and discussion. The group under the
leadership of Miss Edith B. Cameron
viii meet at o'clock on Thursday eve
ming.
The treaties of arbitration and con-
eiliation which were signed at the re-
cent Pan-American Conference will be
+ the subject of discussion at a dinner
( to be given Friday at pm, by the as
ISOLATION.
The WOman's Club of Chevy Chase,
Md.-The executive board met WedneS-
day at the home of Mrs. William Law
1 renee Fulton, on Thirty-third street.
The meeting was preceded by luncheon.
+ HosteSses were Mrs. Fulton, Mrs. Fred
erick r. Parks and Mrs. Hoover Hanger
/ The following members were present:
/ Mrs. William @. Dennis, Mrs. r. Harvey
! Sargent Mrs. Roy F. Steward. Mrs.
, Joseph Travers Mcguire, Mrs. Russell
/ S. Mcbride, Mrs. Karl G. Corley. Mrs
Frank M. Hoadley, Mrs. Marvin Far
| rington, Mrs. Charles w. Pimper, Mrs
/, Edward l.. Smead, Mrs. George w. NJ
! Vinal, Mrs. Frederick d. Richey, Mrs
Robert j. Service, Mrs. George S.
! Jameson, Mrs. Lyles Offutt Mrs.
| George F.. Mikkelson, Mrs. Harold G.
Moulton and Mrs. Chauncey Depew
Snow. The treasurer, Mrs Mcbride,
reported sending check for $50 to
the Community Chest as a contribution
from the club.
Mrs. Edward L. Smead in reporting
Cor the committee on resolutions and
legislation, stated that a recommended
ton for $125,O0D for dormitory for
women at the University of Maryland
shaS been included in the budget which
has not yet been reported by the ways
and means committee of the Maryland
State Legislature All club women are
interested in the university and they
hope that the appropriation will be
! made.
{ Mrs. Richey foR the committee on
. applied education stated that new
elementary school is needed in Chevy
Chase, Md. Mrs. MikkelSon reported
that Mrs. Roy NJ Palmer has been
made chairman of the newly organized
personal service committee, which is
q part of the social section of the club.
The literature section, Mrs. George
8. Jameson, leader, met Friday at the
home of Mrs Earl H. Clapp. on Meadow
Lane. The subject: Recent Drama"
was under the leadership of Mrs
Douglas Griesemer. Mrs. Wright Clark
talked of Eugene O'Neill's work and Mrs
Karl Fenning discussed the theater
guild. Readings were given from
O'Neill's plays. In place of the usual
magazine and poetry talks, Mrs. Ida
Eiboni Hanson gave "reminiscences q
her grandfather, Giuseppe Siboni, Ital-
ian opera singer and composer. Mrs.
Raymond L. Sanford was unable to take
part on the program, because Of illness.
The hosteSseS for tea were Mrs. Roy
Headley and Mrs. Frederick Richey,
assisted by Mrs. Graeme It. Smallwood
and Mrs. Louis S. Murphy.
On Tuesday LIE Cercle Francois will
meet at the home of Mrs. Ralph Sass
Ger on Raymond street, at 2:S0 pm,
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock. the
junior section viii meet at the home
Of Miss Eileen Hays. on Park road.
The February meeting of the club will
be held Wednesday in the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church. The guest of
honor will be the UndersecretaFy Of
State, j. Reuben Clark, who viii talk
/ on Mexico. Luncheon viii be served at
+, 12:45, followed by the business meeting
! at Q o'clock, and the speaker at 8.
The music section announces that the
tea scheduled for February rs will be
| omitted because the section is reheaFs-
ing for the concert to be given at the
New Willard on February 81 for the
benefit Of Central Union Mission.
The District League of American Pen
! Women had as its guest at the presi-
dents tea William Fife, who spoke on
! his work with incorTigible boys. He
stressed the need Of kindness to enable
them to develop character. Tuesday
evening the feature group met at the
clubhouse, when Ida Donnelly Peters
gave an interesting talk on markets.
Miss Myrta Ethel CaWood reported
having won prize for the best story of
200 words about flowers, which was Of
fered by Guide Bros, florists. The title
of her story was Just Like a Rose"
Miss Katherine Jacobs reported she had
received the prize for the best article on
why We Have a Community Chest in
Washington"
Sunday afternoon at o'clock the
Junior League will meet at the club
house, when Prof. H. Honeyway will
speak to the group on short-story
writing. At o'clock there viii be a
tea and art exhibit by Miss Loretta
Lowenstein, Mrs w. 8. Ruckman and
Mrs. Gladys Shantz. Miss Lowenstein's
work is in pastel, Mrs. Ruckman's oil
and Mrs. Shantzs china.
Monday evening at 8 o'clock Or.
Douglas Bement, professor OF English
in George Washington University, will
has just been organized by Miss Myrta
Cawood. His subject viii be Value Of
the Short Story" Mrs Elizabeth Burgess
Hughes, DR.. Mary Meek Atkinson, Mrs
Aaron Newman and Mrs. Charles ~.
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