Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17

ANNIE LANCASTER.
ment of the Federation of Women's
Clubs, Mrs. otto Veerhoff, invites all
federated clubwomen to attend the joint
meeting of her department and the art
section OF the Twentieth Century Club,
which is to be held at 2 O'Clock March
10 at Pierce Hall, Sixteenth and Har-
ward streets.
The American Association of Univtr-
sity Women has planned busy week,
commencing with tea tomorrow aft
ernoon at 4 o'clock During the tea
hour there will be business meeting OF
the Washington branch, at which pro-
posed changes in the national bylaws
of the association will be considered
and also the question of what part the
branch will take in the establishment OF
the Alice Deal memorial. The special
Alice Deal memorial committee of the
club, which has been investigating the
estimated cost of suggested memorials
will give report at the meeting and a
vote will be taken.
At SIS Monday evening there will
be an informal lecture-recital by Ruby
Smith Stahl, soprano soloist Of the First
Congregational Church, assisted by
members of her choir Mrs Stahl will
speak on the subject why We Sing as
We Do" On Tuesday at 2 pm. Dr.
Meek's group will meet and at 7:45 pm.
the same day Miss Summy's group will
also meet.
There will be bridge luncheon on
March 20 at 1880 pm, with Mrs
Charles G. Ross acting as hostess. At
2 O'Clock the same day Miss Taylor's
group will meet and in the evening at
7:45 DR.. Richmond will have her class
| Thursday at IL am. there will be a
meeting of the international relations
group, DR.. Caukin. leader, during which
luncheon will be served, while that eve
ming at o'clock the international re-
lations group will meet under the lead
ership of Mrs. Cameron.
On Friday, March %, at 8:15 pm,
under auspices of the association. The
resa Helburn, executive director Of the
| Theater Guild, will speak at the Y. w.
| c. A. auditorium on THE Modern
Theater''
The membership committee has an
nounced the admission of the following
new members: Miss Elaine P. Arnold Of
Cornell, Miss Anne I. Faulkner of
Wellesley, Mrs. o. C. Merrill Of Bates
and Miss Bertha A. Morgan of Boston.
Miss Margaret Lunn has been an
nounced by the house committee as oc-
cupying the position of house manager
of the club. Miss Lunn has the degree
of bachelor of science in home econom-
les from Ohio State University.
The Cultus Club met March 10 at
the home Of Mrs. William R. Myers.
Following luncheon the meeting was
called to order by the president. Mrs.
Henry Polkinhorn. After the reading
of reports of committees, the first paper
ON Child Hygiene and the Betterment
of the Coming Race" was read by
Mrs. William Knowles Cooper. This
was an instructive paper. A discussion
followed. !
"A Notable Lawsuit" a story. read
by Mrs William Sholes. telling Of the
enjoyed. The club will meet with
Mrs. william A. Kinnan on March 26 |
The International Association of Art !
and Letters will have its annual St. |
Patricks tea, with Mrs Hugh Irish |
as hostess, as has been the custom for
years. Mrs. Irish will receive the men,
bers of the association at her home. I.
1922 F street northeast, Sunday, from !
to 6. r. No cards have been issued.
The Sixteenth Street Heights Club !
met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. S. J. |
Dautzie, 221 Whittier street. Takoma |
Park, with the president, Mrs r. G. !
Potts. presiding.
Following luncheon served by the |
h"stess, the members were entertained |
with review of several books given by |
Miss Blanche Smith, in charge Of the |
extension division of the Public Library. |
A business session followed at which |
time the minutes of the last meeting |
were read and reports given by the |
chairmen of the several committees. !
The resignation of Mrs. Lewis E. Reed, |
who has left the city. was accepted.
Sixteen new members and two guests, !
Mrs. Thomas w. Marshall and Mrs. |
Mary Cummings. were present. The |
next meeting will be held at the home J
Of Mrs. ]. c. Marquis, March 26.
The ID. C. Chapter Of American War |
Mothers will meet at the Hamilton
Hotel. March %, at 8 p m. Mrs. Harriet |
Vaughn Rigdon, vice chairman OF the !
national defense committee OF the |
D. A. R., will speak on a subject OF
interest to mothers. DR.. Bolivar Lloyd
will explain what the Pan-American
Sanitary Bureau is and its relation to
health activities in the American Re- |
public. He will use moving pictures |
showing some modern health activities !
and also some views Of the first inter- |
national conference Of the directors Of
health. which took place in Washington |
in 1926.
Pc. o. Sisterhood, Chapter III, held |
its first March meeting Tuesday evening |
at the home of Mrs. Isobel Lacy, 2700 |
@ street. The election Of officers for the !
coming year resulted as follows: Presi- |
dent, Mrs. Carlotta zirkle; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Isobel Lacy; recording !
secretary, Mrs. Mary Voll; correspond |
ing secretary, Miss Helen Winter; |
treasurer, Mrs. Ruth Maxson; chaplain. !
Miss Florence Reynolds; guard, Miss Lois |
Stuntz. Miss Isobel Lacy was selected |
as delegate to the Supreme Chapter |
convention and Mrs, Georgia Cornelson |
as delegate to the Cooperative Council. |
The League Of Republican Women |
will meet tomorrow, $50 pm, at the |
Washington Club The forum will be |
conducted by Mrs. Charles Alger and |
her committee. The subject, The Gov
eminent of the District of Columbia"
The speakers will be: Mrs. Harry K
Daugherty Washington Airport; Mrs
Homer Hoch Vocational Rehabilita- |
ton; Mrs. w. w. Wirgman. Anti
diploma Bill; Mrs. Howard LIE Roy
Fiscal Relations; Miss Pike, The
Market Site
Representative Frederick N. Zihlman,
chairman of the House committee on
District affairs, will speak on other mat
tiers of interest to the District.
The annual meeting Of the league will
occur on Monday, April /, at the Wash
ington Club, when the business Of the
year will be considered and the election
of officers take place.
The Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase,
Md-The executive board met on
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Charles
W. Pimper, with Mrs. Edward L. Smead
and Mrs. Frederick D. Richey assisting.
The following members were present:
Mrs William c. Dennis, Mrs. r. Harvey
| Sargent, Mrs Roy F. Steward, Mrs. Jo-