Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-31

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The washington Club. THE actiyi-
ties Of the club for the month Of March
included . brilliant evening lecture
given March on THE Drama a. D
Social Force" BY DR.. Louis X. An-
spacher. dramatist and lecturer. Of New
York. On March II Col. Gordon
Johnston, United States military At
| tache to Mexico, addressed the ciul, on
Nicaragua" telling Of the colonial
and Of the educational and economic
backwardness Of the people. He spoke
especially regarding the supervision Of
the recent elections and the excellent
work Of our Marines In training q pa
triotic Nicaraguan national guard that
win be able to prevent factional strife
and maintain In power the duly con-
gtituted government. Tuesday, March
10, the club had morning Of Indian
legends and songs, given In costume
by Mrs. Gertrude Bonnin (tile Indian
Princess zitlaka-sa). Mrs. Chester
Adair, Miss Mary Apple, Miss Helen
Colhoun and Mrs. Raymond Dickey.
An illustrated lecture on the Isles Of
Greece was given March rs by DR..
George Horton. author Of numerous
DOuks ah18 4VfHse1 Coiion eesieA1s "a
Greece.
League Of American Pen Women Of
the District OF C0Iumbia.-Mrs. e.
Richard Gasch, the newly-elected
president of the District League. enters
upon her duties with an unusual back
ground of experience In league affairs.
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rooms, MRS. Ell nencn, as MaSsL VI
ceremonies. lntIooucsu tne new onlceIs
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with Q rev appropriate woros concern-
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WIN gnI OF snVer as An appreciat'o'
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rms AFTERNOON AZ 4:So O'Clock ~ tne
ciunrooms. mrs. Miriam -. hnton,
chairman, WIZ present tnc iaSt SUNDAY
musicale OF the season. Inc program OF
ensembles ana $3.50 NUMBERS VIII DC
gwen py TRIO from Tine Iuesoay Eve
ming Music Cup. Inc artists Wiu Pc
ina Hoitzscneiter. soprano CecNe LiD-
pieneo, soprano; Catnerine GROSS. aito:
George Cornweli, pianist, who will play
o group Of Chopin and Rachmaninoff
numbers.
The creative study groups, poetry,
short story, feature story and art, are
all bending their efforts toward the
Isabel Anderson prize contest. The en-
tries win close April 30 and the prizes
awarded on the evening Of May 10.
The names of the Judges will be an
nounced at an early date. Miss Evelyn
Weems. second vice president for the
mast wear. who has been directing the
work of the sroup chafrmen. Is in
charge of the contest. THE members of
the poetry group. of which Mrs. Flor
eQCe Barnes Is chairman, Will be en-.