Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-07

4 in Washington April Is. Inc program
of the meeting includes a breakfast and
morning business session at the Raleigh
Hotel luncheon and afternoon con-
/ ference at the Grace Dodge Hotel, fol-
| lowed by banquet, presided over by
the international president, Mrs. Kath-
crime B. Sears Of Glenn Falls, N. Y, at
| the Raleigh. Delegates remaining in
/ the city will be entertained with drive
over the city Sunday. Many members
of the Washington Club plan to attend
the charter dinner for the recently or
ganized Zonta Club of Annapolis. to be
held In Carvel Hall April IL. The in
| ternational officers will be guests at this
dinner, Immediately preceding the Dis
trict B conference.
Potomac Park WOmen's Club-The
| literary department will meet tomorrow
at the home of rms Roy Ferner, so
Whittier street. Mrs. Lloyd Biddle will
review Thornton Wilder's last book,
THE Bridge of San LUZ Rey." The
meeting will be at 10 am.
The music department met Thursday
at the home of Mrs Roy Ferner with
music-loving group present Mrs. Bond
explained the Bach Fugues and preludes
and reviewed the life of Bach Mrs.
Waldo Schmidt played several Of Bachs
selections on the piano. Mrs. Schmidt
represented the music department of
! the club at musical tea given by the
music section of the Chevy Chase club.
The civic department met Monday
at the Takoma Park branch of the Pub
lie Library.
Members of the art department are
planning trip to Baltimore to visit
the Walters Art Gallery Wednesday
Members OF the department who have
/ HnichnI fiVaft fhni @tNnk nh
may do SO Thursday, April IL, at the
home of Mrs. G. l. Jackson, 6700 Sixth
street. The meeting will be at l 80 pm.
No luncheon will be served at this time.
The regular club meeting was held
April at the Takoma Park branch of
the Public Library, with Mrs. A. Wet
more presiding. It was voted to have
a June luncheon, details of which will
be announced later. Mrs. Albert Lingle
Is chairman.
Abraham Lincoln Circle, No. 3, Ladies
of the Grand Army of the Republic,
were guests Monday evening of Mr.. and
MrSS. John Perkins at their home on
Capitol Hill. The meeting was opened
by Patriotic Instructor Rebecca Blaine
leading in pledge to the flag, followed
by reading of the Scriptures by Chap
lain Mida Peabody A letter from Ma
tional President CaSsea H. Orsborn was
read, asking the circle to adopt a
mother in some Ladies of the G. A. r.
home by sending her messages and &C.
casionally remembrance. 1t was
unanimously agreed that the president
should appoint member to care for
one each quarter. Sarah e. Deeds pre-
sented a special guarantee contract be-
tween National Society for Broader Ed
ucation and Lincoln Circle for its an
nual concert, to be given early in the
Fall. Nellie Colclazier reported the
George Washington celebration a sue
cess, and offered resolutions of appre-
citation to Brig. Gen. Richard, Reeves
t. Strickland, Capt. Conway Cook and
chairman of the subcommittee. Plans
and program for the memorial to be
held at the Capitol May IS were an
nounced. Songs were sung by John
Perkins and poems we're read by Mrs
Oscar Bergren. Refreshments were
served in the dining room by Mrs John
Perkins, assisted by Miss Ruth Perkins
and Miss Beatrice Deeds. May D.
Lightfoot appointed Mrs Lillian Weber
and Mrs. Oscar Bergen as committee
In charge of the card party to be held at
the home of the president, ASH Wis
consin avenue, April 81, $50 pm.
/ Curley Cuba card party was held
for the benefit of the scholarship fund
of the club Wednesday evening in the
rectory of St. Peters Church. Arrange
ments for the party were completed by
Miss Gretchen Baden and Miss Monica
Gordon, secretary and treasurer. re-
spectiyely, of the club. A hike will be
held under auspices of the club this
afternoon. and all members and friends
desiring to participate are requested to
be present at Fifth and G streets north
west at 230 o'clock. The next meeting
will be held at the Gordon Hotel Thurs
day evening. at which time an enter
tainment will be followed by the regular
business meeting.
1 The American Association of Uniyer-
sity WOmen-At a tea to be given to-
morrow at pm. Miss Sybil Baker is
to be guest of honor. She will read
from John Browns Body by Stephen
Benet. The hostesses will be members
OF the club from Carthage College,
James Millikin University, Knox Col
lege, Lake Forest College, Northwestern
University and the University of Illi-
nois. Tuesday at pm there will be
a meeting of the Washington branch
to discuss further the matter of the
Alice Deal memorial. At the same hour
the Evening Bridge Club will meet, with
Miss Meta c. Peterson as hostess, A
bridge luncheon is to be given Wednes-
day at 1870 p.m Mrs. Charles G. Ross
acting as hostess. At the book review
section meeting April IL at IL am.
with Mrs. P. M. Anderson as leader,
Mrs. Thomas Heitz will review How to
Criticize Books" by Llewellyn Jones.
and Mrs. Lucius Clark THE Spell of
Ireland" by Archie Bell. There is to
be another tea at pm. Friday. when
the guests will be members of the Ma
tlonal Association of Deans of Men and
Their Wives. The association is hold
ing It's annual meeting at George WASH
ington University. A program of in
strumental music will be furnished by
the Congressional Trio. A dance is to
be given Saturday at pm, with Mrs.
arthur w. Palmer and Mrs. Charles H.
Squire acting as hostesseS. Mrs. Samuel
Herrick is chairman of committee
which is arranging a benefit perform
ance OF "Coquette," one of the OUT
standing successes of the New York
season, for Monday night, April %. at
Polls Theater, the proceeds of which
are to be used in connection with the
100000 fellowship fund which the
association is conducting. The group
meetings will be held as usual this
week.
Ane annual election OF the Washing.
ton branch of the association is to be
held from Saturday. April 10, to Mon
DAY, April Is. inclusive. the hours at
which the ballot box will be open be-
ing 1890 am. to 2:30 pm. SATURDAY.
and $3.50 to 1880 pm. Monday. The
candidates are as follows: President,
Mrs. Karl Fenning; vice president, Miss
Bertie Backus and Mrs. Paul Howe.
corresponding secretary, Miss Eliza
oetn Eastman and Mrs C. H. McDer-
mott; recording secretary, Miss Eleanor
Bonner and Mrs. Alan Gray; treasurer
Mrs. Howard Nichols; directors, 1929
5O, MRS. Alvin Barber. DR.. Eloise Cram.
MRS. Paul kaufman and Mrs. Cloyd II.
Marvin, and directors, 1929-31, Miss
Grace Abbott, Mrs, Albert Barrnvs
j Mrs Basil Al Mari,, ana AZ. =