Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-31

hnstesses will be members ct the uni
yersity Of chicago.
Az 7 pm. Friday. there y to be I
dinner ut which the guest of honor will
be James Oliver Murdoch. an Inter-
cal ssttlemcists ana 1 member 81 In
New York bar. He win speak on
achievements Of the Pan-American
Conference on Cancellation and Arbi-
tration.'' isll
Representative Ruth Bryan Gwen 81
Florida Is 10 be the guest Of honor
and speaker ct Q luncheon Saturday,
April q, at / pm, with Mrs.. PHILIP
sydney Smith presiding.
The usual group meetings Will be
held during the week, including DR.
Meek's and Miss Eummys on Tuesday
at 2 pm. and 7:45 pm, respectively,
Miss TAyior's ct 2 pm. "wednesday,
DR.. Richmond's class at T:45 pm. the
same day. and Or. Caukinss inter-
national group Thursday ct II am.
League Of Republican Wonen. The
annual meeting win be held at the
Washington Club tomorrow ut $3.50
pm. The next luncheon win be
Wednesday. April 10, at ! pm. ct the
Washington Club. Members may In
VAtC 8QGctos xtCoSk NAbL0IlS ~ DC 8SAkt
to Mrs. Marion Butler, 2200 r street.
The aPollyannas Circle ~ The
Florence Cfittenton Home met March
IS at the home Of Mrs. Charles Smith
500 Tennessee avenue, Mrs. John E.
Chase, the president. presiding. The
Circle VIII hold Bingo party on April
at the home OF Mrs. Emma v. Hough,
232 South Carolina avenue southeast.
The following officers were elected:
Mrs. John e. Chase, reelected presi-
dent for the third year; Mrs. Howartfl
Turner. vice-president; Mrs. Emma "
Hough, reelected secretary for the
second year; Mrs. Carl Hausenduck, re-
elected treasurer for the third year
Mrs. Earl English was elected repye-
sentative TO the board.
The next meeting Of the Circle will
Mrs. Katherine Gaylor, 405 Tenth
street northeast.
The Culture Club was entertained al
the home Of Mrs. j. e. Dyer. After
der by the president, Mrs. Henry Polk
inhorn. The minutes Of the last meet
ing were approved, also reports from
the corresponding secretary and treas
urer. The first paper, Smithsonian In
stitution," by Mrs. Augustus Taylor.
was splendid. Discussion followed,
which was most interesting, by Mrs
Bergman.
The second paper. Historic Dress OF
America" by Mrs. Lucy Copeland, was
most delightful.
The meeting adjourned to meet with
Mrs. Taylor April o.
The Sixteenth Heights Club met
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. j. Clyde
Morques, 1737 irving street.
Luncheon was served during the So
cial hour, after which the hostess In
PRODUCED Waldo Schmidt of the Smith
sonian Institution, who gave his lecture.
with stereopticon views. on 1.-THE Island
of Juan Fernandez; Otherwise Known
as Robinson Crusoe Island" Mr..
Schmidt has visited the island on two
occasions and his experiences were en-
joyed.
A short business session followed. at
which time the minutes Of the last
meeting were approved.
Mrs. william Trauty, director to the
District Federation: gave q report Of
the last meeting of that body.
4AC PtcSioeuIs hio. ktUy ". &OttS. anu
Mrs. Clarence Reed, vice president,
were both unable to be present on ae-
count Of illness.
Mrs. Waldo Schmidt was an honor
guest Of the afternoon.
The club will hold its next meeting
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. William
Trauty, 1882 Park road.
r. e. o. Sisterhood. Leo n.
Paulger. 1886 Chesapeake street. Chevy