Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-10

Crittenton Circle Meets.
Chevy Chase Florence Crittenton Cir
Gle will meet on Tuesday afternoon at
80 at the home of the treasurer, Mrs.
Alexander Wylie, 5S06 Cedar Parkway.
The guests will be Miss Jean s. Cole,
superintendent of Castle View, and Mrs.
j. Erie Collier, extension secretary of the
National Florence Crittenton Mission. :,
The Washington Readers Club held
It's monthly meeting at All Souls Church
on November 5. At the business meet
ing an anniversary banquet and pro-
gram were discussed. An interesting
feature OF the program: over which Mrs.
Eva Hurd Willis presided, was a ques-
ton box, and many phases Of q read
er's problems were w1ttily and wisely
placed and answered. Mrs. Arthur III.
Fast, guest artist, accompanied by
Mrs. g. v. Burnside, sang two numbers,
pAi I.= = +, BY Mozart; land and "Ho. Mr..
sense" was the subject of the evening,
and Sarah Morrison Smith started the
nonsense By reading THE David Jazz"
written BY Edwin Mead Robinson. Isa.
bel Pechtn Macarthur continued the
nonsense IN q number Of impersona.
tons. Esther Waldron read the story of
Thanksgiving Dinner" The program
titled "The Florist shop" written bv
Winifred Hawkridge and enacted by the
following caste: Maude, Dorothy A.
Lawrence; Henry, Theodore II. Law
renee; Slovsky, William z. Bryant: Miss
Wells, Eva Hurd Willis; Mr.. jackson,
Maurice H. Jarvis.
American Association Of University
WOmen-Mrs. william Van Week viii
have charge Of the clubhouse for the
mouse committee during the month Of
November. Mrs. Basil Manly will be
the hostess at the tea on Monday at
A:30 o'clock. There will be o branch
meeting at S o'clock. On Thursday an
II am, Mrs. Mable Cook cole. well
known anthropologist and the auttor
OF Savage Gentlemen" will relate to
the book review section some Of the
experiences which led her to write this
book. A luncheon table will be re-
served for the group. on Saturday at
pm. the hospitality committee an
nounces an informal card party.
Study Group Meetings.
The advanced section Of pre.sclaool
education group, with Miss Neil Boyd
Taylor as leader, will meet for the FIRST
time this year on Monday at 2 pm. The
beginning group will meet on Thurs
day at pm. Both these meetings are
being conducted In cooperation with
he
| 1925 Columbia road, where the meetings
will be held. Every Tuesday table Is
reserved at the clubhouse for the French
conversation luncheons, with Miss Eliz-
| abeth M. Carhart as hostess. The
French classes are at $3.50 pm. on both
Tuesday and Friday: On Wednesday at
9:45 am. group for the study of the
psychology and hygiene of pre-adoles-
cence will meet at 1884 street, room
| 306. DR.. Kathryn McHale, professor Of
| education at Goucher College, recently
| appointed successor to DR.. Meek and
also acting director Of the A. A. u. W.,
| win lead this group.
Another study group which will be Of
interest to men as well as women, Is
other societies by Mrs. Raymond B.
Morgan. This group will make an In
tensive study Of certain economic ques-
| tons having q direct bearing on inter-
| national relations, with special emphasis
on the tariff, and will be led by DR..
John H. Gray, professor Of economies
| at American University. In order to
meet the convenience Of as large o
group as possible, those interested
should apply to Mrs. Morgan before
November IS, designating the hour
which would best suit them. There is
no fee.
Tickets for the course Of lectures
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Changing Social Order" are now on sale
at the clubhouse. The first lecture will
be by Benjamin Andrews Of Teachers
College, Columbia University, and will
begin at $3.50 pm, November 20. Seats
will be reserved for holders Of season
tickets until 8:15 only.
Gave Halloween Party.
The Curley Club gave Halloween
party for members and their friends
October 81. The hall was attractively
decorated with pumpkins, black cats
and Halloween lanterns. Refreshments
in keeping with the occasion were
served. Dancing, vocal solos and recita-
tons were enjoyed throughout the eve
ming. Miss Monica Gordon was In
charge Of the party.
A banquet was given by the club at
the Hotel Continental November z, in
honor of Rev. Francis x. Cavanagh, who
has been spiritual director of the club
for more than three years. william j.
Boyd, past president Of the Curley Club,
was POSTMASTER The address of vel
come was made by Miss Gretchen Ba-
den, president pro tenn. Other addresses
were made by Rev. Father Cavanagf1,
Miss Mary L. MCGEE and William j.
Boyd. A violin solo was rendered by