Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-01

held O successful card party at the
residence of Mrs. Graf In GEORGETOWN
last Monday. At the next meeting,
after the election Of officers, commit
tee, composed of Mrs. johnson, Mrs.
Southland, Mrs. Mcdowell, Mrs. Sellers,
Miss Hayward and Mrs. Mandy, will
furnish q Christmas entertainment.
The Art Promoters Club Of Washing
ton has taken the Carlton Hotel for
its headquarters and will have the
executive Office on the me2zanine floor,
with ONCE hours from 8 to S o'clock
daily except Sunday. The club, founded
a number OF years ago by DR.. Gertrude
Richardson Brigham, is now under di-
rectorship Of William E. Huntington
with Felix Lake as president and Isaac
Cans as first vice president. The Per-
sian Minister, honorary life president
of the society; the Turkish Ambassador
and DR.. Chao-Chu WI, Minister Of
China, honorary vice presidents, have
long been interested patrons. All in
quirieS concerning the exhibits, work
and social functions of the club should
be made at the new executive office.
Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent No. 1,
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Civil War, instead of having their regu-
] AGA AAACCbAAA6 4NOVGAlDCE 10 lOlleQ WlII
the three camps OF Sons of Veterans
and Their AuXiliaries in celebrating
Veterans Night, the Grand Army
Veterans and their wives a dinner at
the Amsterdam, followed by a theater
party. Miss Ellen s. Meyers, the presi-
dent, was chairman of arrangements,
assisted by MRS. Nan Bobb Slattery.
Mrs. Margaret Hopkins Worrell, Mrs.
Olive G. Johnson, MRS Z. Helen Temple
| ann Miss Emma n nd 81 "a
Daughters; Comdr. William b. Wells,
Mr.. Hauck and Mr.. Williamson of Cush-
ing Camp; Capt. Evarett Warner and
Comdr. G. w. Van Denmark of Lincoln
Camp, and Mr.. r. J. F. McEiroy of
Harding Camp.
The secretary of the Daughters, Miss
Anna Hage, has sent out notices that
on December there will be nomination
and election Of officers at which a full
membership is desired, and that the
Christmas party will be held Decem-
Der 10.
The Potomac Palisades Garden Club
Will hold It's monthly meetlng Thurs
day evening, December 5, at s O'Clock.
az the residence of Mrs. Bernard
Lane. The guest speaker for the eve
nlng Will be Aubrey Cotter, president of
the Montgomery County Garden Club.
Members OF the club are urged to be
present to hear the new president s
plan for club work. All in the Potomac
Heights Community are invited to join
the club. The annual dues are small,
while the benefits which accrue from q
better knowledge Of garden, soil con-
dltions,. from the plant exchange and
from the purchase of plants, shrubs
and bulbs through the club at whole
sale prices are important and helpful
Sixteenth Street Heights Woman's
Club.-The November meeting of the
club was held last Tuesday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs Alice Dean, Takoma
| Park. Fifteen members attended. After
luncheon a business meeting was held.
when plans were formed for the future
activities OF the club. The guest Of the
afternoon was Mrs. w. j. Grange The
next meeting OF the club will be held
at the Northminster Presbyterian
Chapel. December 10, at 1880 pm.
Park View WOman's Club.-Mrs. Ellis
Logan was the guest Of the art conn
mittee at its last meeting, held at the
nome OF Mrs. Maurice Smith. The as
slstlng hosteSSes were Mrs. Pierce Ash
ourn and Mrs. L. E. FELTON,. Mrs. Logan
spoke TO the committee on the subject
OF Present Day Art in Washington"
MRS. Logan promised to conduct a
tour through the Phillips Gallery some
time following the Christmas season.
the time to be decided upon later. Mrs.
Cation or the Rayon Institute will give
her lecture, entitled 1.-THE Romance of
Rayon," before members of the Park
View Woman's Club on Tuesday eve
ming, Tor which q special meeting will
be held.
The Washington Readers Club will
IfC Avf
Church, December 8, at 8 pm. The
theme will be Christmas" and Mary r.
Ruiz will be hostess. The club gave an
unusual program at All Souls Church
November %. Mrs. Constance Good
man, president, welcomed the guests.
The program was opened by a duet
played by Regina and Lucille Hartnett.
pantomime skit was played by Emma
JORDAN, Stewart E. BlaSsingham, Ed
Tloge Monroe, Clarence RuebSam, Lind
say Duvan and Theodore Lawrence.
with Emily Frech Barnes at the piano;
a musical reading was given by Mrs.
James F. Hartnett, accompanied by hcr
daughters, Regina playing the violin
and Lucille the piano. A comedy was
presented by Mary r. Ruff and Fred
erlck Van Camp: a costumed monO-
logue by Alice J. Whitcomb. A one.act
play concluded the program, enacted by
n, W. WAASHlI virginia bayIV
bIaSSlngham, Rose Maxwell Dickey.
Norma Kale, Esther Waldron, DOROTHY
Lawrence and Lenore De Grange, Cath
crime Benson of the Washington Col
lege OF Music was at the piano. Miss
Kale, Prof. Wright and Mrs, Dickev
were guest artists.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet to-
morrow at pm. at the home of Mrs.
Mary e. Eppelsheimer, Mrs. Antoinette
FISHER and Mrs. Mary 8. Leahy
hoStesses.
Mrs. Irene Pound Mckay and Mrs.
Add1e w. GaddiS entertained Chapter
G. p. E. o. members and their guests.
Mrs. Homer Eoch, Mrs. Culbertson. Mrs
Lapham and Mrs. Law, at luncheon at
the Martinique, Friday. The regular
meeting followed. Mrs. Ashley and
Mrs. Mckay presented a Thanksgiving
program.
Der Deutsche Literarische Verein met
at the home of the president, Miss
Schade, Saturday evening, November
2S. The main feature of the entertain
ment, which was dedicated to the great
German poet, Friedrich Schiller, was the
recitation by Anita Schade of the Song
OF the Bell" Minnie Volkmann, soprano,
sang group Of German lieders. Miss
Frances Gutelius, pianist, played q So
nata. Miss Amy G. Leavitt gave q
monologue and DR.. Paul Gleis of the
Catholic University brought the program
to a close by reading paper on Char
lotte Won Lengefeld, wife of Schiller.
Alliance Franchise met Tuesday at
the La Fayette Hotel to hear the French
lecture given by M. CASTOR Rageot, off,
clal lecturer of the Alliance Franchise.
MRS. James Carroll Frazier, president Of
the alliance in Washington, introduced
the lecturer. The French Ambassador
was present, as well as Nine Claudel and