Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-24

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the thimbla section, reports member
ship OF 80 working members and 81
contributing. This section contributed
So to the Community Chest fund. At
the meeting Wednesday. 10 garments
were completed and sent to Gospel Mis-
sion and 80 were completed and de-
livered to st. AIMS. New working mem.
bers are Miss Ella May Sullivan, Mrs.
Snow, Mrs. Wight, Mrs Bessie Kengla
ana Mrs. II. Caruth; new contributing
members are Mrs. Levery, Miss Virginia
Benjamin, Mrs. q. Fl. Reynolds and
Miss Emily B. Mitchell.
This section group meets every We'd
nesday morning at IL o'clock to sew.
Additional members are invited 10 join
cltncr the working group or contributing,
for working materials constitutes con-
trihuting membership. Mrs. r. o.
Cheney has used her car In the service
of making deliveries. Mrs. Norman Ives
end Mrs. E. d. Vcsbury were Sunday
tea hostesses from this section last week.
The Monday bridge section will meet
at las o'clock tomorrow afternoon,
The party given by tilis section lest
Monday was successful. Members of the
club interested In the science of bridge
are invited to attend the Tuesday eve
ming free and easy auction section,
which meets at 7:30 o'clock each week
A bowling section has been formed
With the following membership: Miss
Florence Brook. chairman: Miss Mildred
Omwake, Miss Ellen Burden. Miss Berde
Fackett. Miss Madge Long, Miss E
Woodward and Miss Jessie Branscon1b.
This section will bowl every Monday
evening at the new y. w. c, A.. at Sew
enteenth and X streets, at 8 o'clock,
All club members interested in bowling
are invited to join. Other parts Of
the sports sections ere hiking, Golf,
tennis. swimming, gymnasium and rid
ing. Miss Helen G. ONeIl is general
chairman.
Mai. Carey H. Brown. engineer of the
National PARK md Planning Commits
sion, was q guest speaker before the
city rlsnning committee "Wednesday
afternoon, when he spoke CT the present
Gay as n cay Of progress and voiced 60
probation for what Congress had done
tcr Us ut the short session. He auggcst-
cd that the committee interest them
selves In working for the Cramton bill.
the snipstead and municipal center
bills, as Congress Is taking more and
more interest in legislation for the
District
All plans for the card party to b. held
at the Willard BIZ the League CT Wom-
en- Voters Thursday afternoon ct 2
o'clock have bsen COMPLETED. MISS Belle
Shcrvin, president of the National
League. will be IN the receiving linz
With Mrs. Henry Urcttan Doyle, Mrs,
Charles lIcEsry, Mrs, william c. Harl-
lee. Mrs Herry Lee Parkinson. Mrs. Al
bert outney, Mrs George Kicker ond
Gutenberg, with the assistance Of Mrs.
Edna Johnston. Hrs. Clara Wright
Smith, Mrs. william Bralove and Mrs,
@. w. Mor5s. have arranged a doll ex-
hibit which will be on display, depicting
the voteless District the woman and
men dolls representing residents Of thu
District who saw only a closed ballot
box for them. MRS. Gutenberg, chair
man of membership, invites an inspec-
ton of the exhibit and hopes to In
crease league membership through this
demonstration. Mrs. Lyman B. 6worn-
stedt is chairman OF the card party.
Reservations are now being made.
The American Association of Uni
versity Women will have Mr.. Charles G.
Ross as guest of honor at tea Nom
day afternoon at o'clock. Mr.. Ross
viii speak on washington From the
Press Gallery" Members of the pro-
gram committee will be the hostesses.
The French table will meet at luncha
con Monday at l o'clock. Miss Carharts
French conversation class will meet
Monday afternoon at and Thursday
morning at 10. The advanced pre-
school study group will meet on Tues
day afternoon at 2 o'clock at 1875 Co
lun1bia road. The study group on char
aeter development of elementary school
children will meet at 7:45 pm. Tuesday
Miss Nell Boyd Taylor Is the leader Of
the beginning pre-school study group,
which will meet next Wednesday at 2
pm at 1895 Columbia road.
The Evening Bridge Club will meet
at o'clock Tuesday. Miss Grace Rogers
will be the hostess. The evening book
discussion group will meet Wednesday
evening at O'Clock. Miss Elizabeth
Bryan is the leader. at the book review
section, Thursday at IL am, Mrs. P. NJ.
Anderson will be the leader. Mrs. Rob-
ert Howard will review "Disraeli," by
Andre Maurois, and MARY Anne
Disraeli," by James Sykes. A table for
luncheon Will be reserved for the group
At dinner to be given Friday eve.
ming, Mrs. Cameron Of the international
relations group viii present Miss Ray
mont
Mrs. Marvin 3. Rosenberg of the
National Cathedral School will be the
guest Of honor at q luncheon Saturday.
She will speak on Substitutes for the
Frontier" Miss Jean Cole will preside.
pctworth Womans Club.---The litera-
ture section of the Petworth Woman's
Club met with Mrs. Norcross, BiD Tay-
lor street, February IL, with "a MEM
bers present. The biography of Alice
Gurstenburg was given BY Mrs. u. d.
johnson, and her one-sct play was
presented by Mrs. Test A social hour
followed with refreshments appropriate
to Valentine day.
Mrs. LIE Fever, with Mrs. Hart and Mrs.
Dermody assisting, entertained the edu-
cational section, February 10, at her
home, 828 Taylor street. Mrs. Wiflkel-
haus gave the story Of Panama. Mrs.
Nelson, who also was on the program,
was unable to BE- there on account OF
illness.
The philanthropic section met with
Mrs. Cooke, 10 members attending. After
luncheon the afternoon was spent in
sewing for the Gospel Mission. Be-
sides the garments for the children on
which the ladies Of this section have
been busy all year, dining room linens