Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-24
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Mrs Frederick r. Parks. leader of the
crt Secfton, announces that The party tC
visit the collection Of textiles at the
Nome OF Mr.. George Hewitt Myers on
lfonoay afternoon has been completed
The International relations section
VIII inset eG O'clock on Monday, at the
home OF Mrs. r. Harvey Sargent, 3756
Mektn ey street. The guest speaker will
% Ms N4arGn c. Shallenberger. who
VIII t1I CT her experiences in JuEo-
s.evia cu-.ng the years l920-i9c4
IN leu OF ,he usual walk, the nature
section VII meet at 2:30 O'Clock Tues
day, st The home of MRS Truman
Aooe, 3i3i Huntington street, instead OF
with Mrs. E-vGra g. Browne, as previ-
outly ann JuEc3a. The speaker will be
MS. 11cgCol o. Hun. wife OF Repre-
sentative hull CT l-lincis, whose subject
VIII be Garden Poetry and Sundial
Nottoes."
Cn Tuesday evening. the social Sec
ton Will give a dance of the A. A. q. w.
clubhouse. 1884 street. Mrs. Frederick
w. Croker is chairman of arrange
n1snts, assisted by Mrs. Joseph H. De
Vcau
On Friday, the civics section will NEE.
az 10 am. in the Chevy Chase, Md,
LIBRARY, Ter sewing end reports of COM
rnlttees. There Will be n short prograY m
under the direction of the committee on
reso uticns and legislation Members
VIII bring sandwiches and coffee will be
aerred.
Woman's Club OF Bothestla.--The art
exhioluon arranged by the art section
MRS. Edwin Eta, chairman, was opened
yesterday afternoon with tea at the
clubhouse. The president Mrs, w. q.
N. Brookes; Mrs. Nieude Howell Smith,
chairman OF the fine arts department,
and the special nvt chairman, Mrs.
Etc. received. Mrs. L. Gihbon White,
Mrs. Walter Mack Clark, Mrs. James r.
Ellis and Mrs. George F. Hane alter
mated at the tea table. The exhibit will
be on view again this afternoon, tomor-
row and Tuesday. On Monday morning
by special arrangement members of the
art classes In the local schools have
been invited to view the exhibit. The
club IS indebted to Miss Clara r. Saun-
ders for supervision in hanging the
pictures. washington artists End a few
olt-of-town people are exhibiting.
Tuesday will be the February com.
mittee Cay. when the chairman OF the
American home department. Mrs. E. NJ
Willis, has arranged for series of talks
on decorations, pictures and music In
the home. Through the cooperation of
tho motion picture committee the film
Forest and Health" will be shown by
Mrs Anthony of the Forestry Division
OF the Department CT Agriculture. This
film will serve as an introduction b the
address Of Mrs James Dorsey, chair
man of conservation In the Maryland
State Federation Of Wcmen'S Clubs,
which viii close the program for the
day.
The ways and means committee, Mrs.
@. W. Ifnirie. chairman, has announced
that plans are being made for card
party on the evening Of Saturday,
March 9, at the clubhouse.
The Entire Mons Club met OF the hons
Of MRS. Earl venable. 1e4l Madison
street, on Monday Mrs. Charles p.
Keyse presided. MRS. Giles Scott Rafter,
president of the Parent-Teacher Asso-
ciation Of the District. told Of the work
OF her organization with reference TO de-
ltnquency end the many other problems
relating to the school life of the child.
MIS-. Eugene Andrews. director of the
Federation Of Women's Clubs, gave
resume of the last meeting of the fed
Grafton.
Reports of the club were given and
money wes donated TO the Children'S
Home, on Fifteenth street.
An event of the early Spring will be
the benefit card party 10 be given at
the Washington Hotel.
Mrs. Robert Loyett. former mem.
Der, -naw~of New York City: Mrs. j. G.
Thomilson, Mrs. Rex Mcpherson of Mis-
souri, and Mrs. Crenshew were guests.
New members were Mrs. j. j. Cochran
and Mrs. Desher.
Mrs. Venable and the assisting host
esses, Mrs. William and Baity and Mrs.
10 Manlcve, served tea, to which addi-
tional guests were invited.
District of Columbia Chapter Ameri-
can War Mothers had full program
this past week. on Monday last rep
resentatives attended the mass meeting
held at Memorial Continental Hall,
under the auspices of the American
Legion.
Monday evening Mrs. Bessie william
son arranged card party and treat of
les cream and cake for the patients OF
Mount Alto Hospital
A card party and cafeteria luncheon
was given by Mrs. M. G. D. ONeill at
her home. Twenty-eight guests were
served and a good sum realized.
Wednesday the chapter was enter
tanned by the Kenneth Nash Post
American Legion, at the Hamilton
Hotel. On the 22d the chapter par
ticipated with the federation of pa
triotic observance of George Washing
toms birthday On February rs Mrs.
Htlda Porter Of Clarendon avenue,
Clarendon, Va, is entertaining at her
home the chapter and the Piedmont
Chapter of Virginia.
A Joint meeting Of the Advertising
Club and the 5oroptomist Club was
held at the National Press Club Build
ing on February 10, 1870 pm. A
unique program was arranged. Kari
Bioomingdale Of Philadelphia gave q
talk on Little Chats With Actors and
Actresses" and a musical number was
prano, accompanied by Sam Holland.
Mrs. Harriet Aawley Looeher. president
Of the Soroptomist Club, was present.
cd with a box of flowers by Mr. Nor
man G. Kal, who presided at the
luncheon.
The club Cancelled its monthly eve-
ming meeting for February, and will
hold instead, its regular weekly lunch
con at the Hotel Lafayette on February
II, / pm. in order to give out-of-
town Soroptomists arriving for the in
augural ceremonies, an opportunity to
lunch with them. An interesting pro-
gram will be offered.
The Office of the president, Mrs. Har-
riet Hawley Loocher. 62e-o Earle
Theater Building, Thirteenth and
streets northwest. will be headquarters
for all local and visiting Sorop somist:
during Inauguration week.
The University Of Michigan Women''
Club will give q dinner to members anc
guests at the Cosmos Club on February
IS. DR.. David FRIDAY will speak or
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