Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-03

George washington university and the
Massachusetts Institute OF Technology
will address the club on Tuesday: No
veanber 10, on Our Accused Spelling"
Mai and Mrs william Wolff Smith
will be the hosts. The following eve
ming there will be a. stag dinner. On
Thursday, November 81, Miss Evelyn
Scott of the washington College of
Music will give a violin recital, with
MisS Catherine Benson at the piano.
MFRS Lucy Brickenstein will act as host
ess. There will be chaf1ng dish sup
per on Sunday, November "a.
The auxiliary committee will act as
hosts at a cabaret supper and dance
on Tuesday, November 20. Special
dance features will be presented by
Miss Maloney. The following Thursday
the club will have its Thanksgiving
dinner. Saturday, November 80, Mr..
James True will conduct the mill,
meeting of members for criticism of
original short stories.
League Of American Pen Women Of
the District of CoIumbia.-This after
noon the storytelling group will meet
at the studio in Stoneleigh Court and
will tell stories to group OF children.
On "wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock the
sllort-story group, of which Mrs. Wlnl-
its monthly meeting. The opening
meeting of the French study group;
which is in charge Of Nine. Felian
Garzfa, will take place at the studio
Thursday afternoon at 1850. Mime.
Garzia is native French woman and
will conduct a. class weekly and a.
French salon the last Thursday eve
ming in each month. This is an I'M
usual opportunity for those who are
interested in taking up the study Of
foreign language.
Next Sunday afternoon the second
artists tea of the season will be held
at the studio at O'Clock. Miss Clara
Hill chairman, will present as guest
speaker Mr.. Horace Peaslee architect.
His subject will be Meridian Hill Park
and It's Inspiration in the Gardens of
italy" Miss Hill has invited the art
group to visit her studio some time in
November, the time to be announced
later.
At the monthly business meeting last
Monday evening Miss Elsie T. Clark
was admitted to membership in the
league, and q number of Important
changes in, the bylaws were presented
by DR.. Elnora Folkmar, parliamentariaIl,
and voted upon. The president, Mrs.
E. Richard GaSch, has appointed the
following members as counSeiorS for the
Junior Pen Women: Mrs. w. W. Badg~
ley, Mrs. G. Leonard Chambers and
Mrs. Florence Barnes.
Mrs Nina Swain Reed, chairman of
ways and means, has had as her guest
Mrs Virginia Chatham Moore of the
San Francisco branch Mrs; Moore is
we'll known among the Pen Women Of
the West.
The Chevy Chase Branch, National
League of American Pen Women, has
sent out invitations for a diplomatic
tea at the Chevy Chase Club tomorrow
afternoon from to 6 p.m.-
Among those who will attend are:
Lady Isabella Howard, the Polish Min
lister and Nine. Filipowicz, Nine. Hashen
NouFzad, the Swiss Minister and Nine
Marc Peter. the Persian Minister. the
Egyptian Minister and Nine. SanIy
Pashs. the charge d'affaires Of Czeci1n-
slovakia and Mime. Skalicks. the Mir
lister OF Venezuela and the Misses Girls
ante, the Minister of Columbia and
Nine. Olaya. the Bolivian Minister and
Nine. Medina, the Bulgarian Minister
and Nine. Radeff, the Canadian Min
ister and Nine. Massey, the Honduran
Minister and Mime. Argueta. DR.. Idman,
secretary Finish legation: B. p. Stoian-
witch, secretary. of the royal Jugo Slav;
Jose M. Coronado, arst secretary Co.
lumbian legation; Representative Grant
HUDSON and Miss Hudson, Commission
er and Mrs. Proctor l.. Dougherty. Mrs,
Edward j. Croker, Dr. Fenton Brad
1ord, Or. Orlando Quicker, Lieut.. Col
ana Mrs. Berkeley T, Merchant. DIR.
and Mrs; Bolivar J. Lloyd and Dr. w.
Paul Hoffman.
Mrs. Jesse W. Nicholson, the prasf-
dent OF the branch, will receive the
guests and be assisted By the following
ofncefs: Mrs. Richard Yates, Mrs. En-
ma W. p Slack, Miss Cynthia Cleveland;
Miss Viola Ofutt, Mrs. A. Pearl Me-
Pherson. Mrs: Evelyn 8. Hawley. Mrs
Miles Poindexter. Miss Virginia Coping,
Miss Mary Bird CIayes, Mrs. Nina Nash
Cron, Miss Louise WoFden, Mrs. Mary
8. Parker, Miss Irene Juno, Mrs. c. G.
Calhoun; also, the officers Of the Junior
Pen Women Of Chevy Chase: Miss Dor
otl1y M. Nicholson, Miss Eleanor HoF-
ton, Miss Anna T. LaCkapelle, Miss
Clara Smith. Miss Honora Snyder, Miss
Hope BurIfngame, Miss Eleanor Sher-
wood. Miss Mary Marvin. Miss Fennella
Csstanedo. Miss Virginia Eagle, Miss
Lindsay Hay, Miss Helen Ray. Miss Ade-
line Furniss, Miss Katherine Brown.
Mrs. Charles Augustus Hawley Is en-
tertaming the Officers Of the Chevy
Chase Branch of the League Of Ameri-
can Pen Women at her apartment In
the LaSalle this afternoon.
There also viii be board meeting of
the Pen Women at the Chevy Chase
Country Club tomorrow at . pm.
The Prince Georges County Fedora
ttOn Of W0men'S CIubs-At the semi
annual meeting of the federation, which
will be held in the Emmanuel Metho-
dist Church South of Beltsville We'd
nesday beginning at 10 o'clock a m, the
fine arts department will be attractively
featured Mrs. H. C. House is chair
Mrs. Frank Scrivener literature, Mrs.
B. ], Bowie music. Folger Mckinney
Of Baltimore will be the principal speak
er Of the day. The Beltsville Club will
render some songs. Mrs. Alcock, the
State president. is expected, and other
distinguished guests.
The BUSES for Laurel leave Tenth
and streets Is minutes after each hour
during the day, passing through Mount
Rainier, Brentwood and via the Queens
Chapel road through Hyattsville to
Beltsville and Laurel.
The writer is in receipt of an inter-
eSting letter from the former president
OF the federation. Mrs. o. F. Cook
which was written from Heidelberg Oc-
tober 20 where she was stopping for
month. She was about to leave for a
tourney up the Rhine to Cologne. visit
ing f1ve cathedrals and then going on
to Munich. where she has planned to
spend the Winter.
WOman's Club of Bethesda.-Th hos
pital committee, Mrs. C. Willard Hayes,
chairman, will sponsor another Of the
sewing meetings for the Montgomery
County Hospital on Monday, at 1890
a m, at the clubhouse. A cordial in
vitation is extended to members of
other groups in the community to join
with the Bethesda club in this work.
Mrs. Hayes. the chairman. and the vice
chairman. Mrs. r. b. Breckinridge have