Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-24

accompanied the soloists. Dancing fol-
lowed the show. The Curley Club ex-
ecutive committee met at the home OF
Miss Stella McGarvey, corresponding
secretary, 6l0 Rock Greek Church road
northwest, on last Thursday. At this
| meeting plans were discussed for the
dance which viii be held this Winter.
Place and date will be announced later.
! The next regular meeting OF the club
will be held at the Gordon Hotel. The
date has been changed to November
| diately follow the meeting. Club MEM
bers and friends will have hike this
afternoon. John Donnelly Is in charge.
| Meeting place, Fifth and @ streets
northwest, at 1850 pm.
Park View Woman's Cuba large
attendance was present at the home OF
Mrs. Brooks for the November meeting,
when the club was addressed by Miss
Mabel Boardman of the American Red
| Cross. The assisting hosteSSes were
Mrs. Charles Robbins and Mrs. George
Russell. Miss Boardman gave a de-
tailed account of the organization and
the methods OF procedure of the vari-
Gus units under the Red Cross. During
the regular business meeting the read
ing of the minutes by the secretary,
Mrs. George Dalwick was followed by
the report of Mrs. Naylor. Mrs. Dali
wick, chairman of civic welfare, asked
the appropriation Of S. to be used in
purchasing game for the Children's
munity Center. The request was
granted. Mrs. Ashburn, chairman of
| the art committee, reported on the pro-
gram given by the education committee
Of the District Federation at the Mount
Pleasant branch Of the Public Library
and, reporting for Mrs. Smith, who was
absent, stated that the next meeting of
the literary committee viii be held at
the home of Mrs. Pollard the evening
of November 80, with Mrs, Morgan and
Mrs. Clark as assisting hoStesSes
The sum of So was voted to be given
the District Federation toward the pur-
chase of a new flag. 1t was decided to
present the book entitled The History
| of Education in the United States to
the District Federation as an addition
| to the library. Ten dollars was also
voted for the purchase of mailing cards
and the handling of the printing of
same was turned over to Mrs. DalWick.
The philanthropic committee chairman,
Mrs. Morgan, made her report Owing
to the success of the monthly bridge
club the last two years 1t has been de-
ing season. and Mrs. Standish has &C
cepted the Craftsmanship. The No
vember meeting was held at her home
| Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs. Stitt,
Mrs. Faris and Mrs. Hutchinson as as
sisting hostesses Luncheon was fol-
lowed by four tables of bridge. At the
close of the business meeting Mrs. Will
| committee on education OF the Parent
Teacher Association, spoke on the Cap
| per-Zihlman bill proposing an elective
school for the District of Columbia.
Following her talk the club went on
record as unanimously approving the
BILL Miss Hester Brooks, daughter of
the hostess, gave an account Of her re-
cent European trip.
The annual card party held Friday eve
| ming at Dodge Hotel was successful
| financially and socially. More than 100
| persons were present.
DR.. r. G. Blank of the Department
| of Agriculture gave q talk on Tuesday
evening at the Red Cross Building at q
meeting held under the auspices Of
foods and nutrition section.
The Maryland Branch. Susan B. An
th0ny Foundation. Inc, has announced,
through the Maryland State director,
Mrs. Virginia Peters-Parkhurst, drive
| for renewals and new members. Mrs.
| Parkhurst, who Is chairman of the "yel-
low-rose fund" Is planning a memorial
plate to be placed upon the bronze tab
let to the late Nanette b. Paul, LIB,
| vice president, Susan B. Anthony Foun-
dalton. The tablet, which was unveiled
in the First Congregational Church,
| washington, D. c., contains the names
! of prominent clubwomen of the Nation.
among them being Carrie Chapman
Gait, Belle Sherwin, Mrs. Oliver n. p.
Belmont, Mrs. John d. Sherman and
Mrs. william Z. Chamberlin and Mrs.
Anna z. Hendley, chairman Of the
national board of directors and honor
cite B. Paul, in whose memory the ex-
ira plate will be dedicated, was a MEM
Der Of the Order Of the Eastern Star
and Q founder in the Washington Col
lege OF Law.
Political Study Cuba large meeting
Of the club was held Saturday at $50
pm. in the Washington Club. Mrs.
Bruce Baird, the president, was in the
chair; Mrs. Gertrude Bischon intro
duced Senator 7. II. Caraway of Arkan-
sas, who spoke on Legislation and
How It Is Obtained" He attacked the
system Of political obligation, and stated
he desired no indictment of the men
responsible, but of the system involved
as there was no moral difference in
either the Democratic or Republican
parties. He concluded his remarks with
brief reference to the recent visit of
England'S Official representative, Ram
say Macdonald. Thelma Mills Rector
sang. accompanied by Genevieve Wal
lace Mitchell.
The Speech Reading Club Of Wash
ingtOn Is continuing its Monday evening
classes in lip reading, conducted by a
| teacher trained for this work. Owing
to the fact that the clubroomS are be-
ing redecorated, the monthly card party
was held Saturday evening at the
apartment Of the president, Miss Flor
ence p. Spofford, at the Woodward.
| The annual bazaar will be held Friday
and Saturday, November 90 and 80. AS
a large part Of the operating funds of
the club are made at this bazaar, 1t is
hoped that not only will all the mem
bers of the club patronize it this year,
but all who are in any way interested
in the problems of the hard-of- hearing
will take this opportunity to call at the
clubrooms. A sandwich shop will be
open Friday and Saturday.
Women's Guild Of American Univer-
sity.-The members of the Women's
/ Guild of American University are in
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