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

chase, was hostess to Chapter , Tues
4 1880 luncheon was served. with
Mrs, George r. Thomas, Mrs. y. q.
Jeffreys and Mrs. Robert q. Simmons
Is assistant hostesses. Mrs. Worthy r.
Sterns presided over the business ses-
sion. Mrs. w. w. Stockberger, as d.
rector, brought q report Of the District
Federation Of W0men's Clubs. Mrs. I'd
gar b. Merritt. president ct the District
Federation. addressed the chapter on
member Of Chapter B to be chosen as
the head or that organization.
1 The postponed election Of alternate
TO the r. e. o. Supreme Convention re-
suited In MRS. Eugene II. Pitcher being
The literary program was given by
Mrs. w. A. Danielson. Her selections
for reading were poems by three au-
thors on the same theme, Brownfng's
Love Among the Ruins"
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
at the home OF Mrs. q. l.. peckham
March a. Mrs. Fsber was the assist
ing hostess.
MRS. M. A. winter read q paper on
the philosophy and poetry ef Omar
Khayyam and several Of his poems were
read.
Mrs. Sarah A. wolhaupter read an
interesting story from THE Arabian
N.-hts Tales OF the Gem" and Mrs.
Clarence r. Cranmer read q paper on
Persian Shawls and Fabrics Of Cos
tune"
There was q large attendance Of the
members and two guests, Mrs. lie Dun
stan and Mrs. H. Howell. A social hour
followed.
The Soroptimist Club held its weekly
luncheon at the La Fayette Hotel on
Wednesday. Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher.
president, who has returned from New
York and from Philadelphia, where she
attended the Friendship dinner, presid-
ing. The club had the privilege Of
hearing DR.. Murray Of the Friends
Meeting House speak on the subject
IAN Is Right With the World" the
answer to which is found in the Cross,
the supreme browning Of Divine REVEAL
ton Of the God Of Love. Miss 0wa-
ladys Keer, vocalist. accompanied by
Miss Gloria Guild, rendered THE Lass
With the Delicate Air." "Berceuse" and
There Are Fairies at the Bottom Of
Our Garden" Guests Of Mrs. Harriet
Hawley Locher were Mrs. Agnes M.
Newman, past president Of the Ameri-
can PEN Women of the District Of Co
lumbia, and Mrs. Getty Smith. Miss
Daisy Robinson, acting assistant sur
geon Of the Public Health Service, had
as her guest Mrs. Edward Brown Of
washington and Miss Suzan Diamond.
formerly Of New York, was the guest
Of Miss Dora Palkin The club viii can
eel its regular luncheon at the Hotel
La Fayette on Wednesday, April 3, and,
instead, will attend the luncheon Of the
presidents Of the International Civics
Clubs ut the Mayiower Hotel on Mon
day. April l, 1880 pm.
Petworth Woman's CIub.-The April
business meeting viii be held April at
8 O'Clock In the auditorium Of Petworth
School. A large attendance is desired,
scheduled for transaction. The music
section Is In charge of the program and
Mrs. Jones, chairman. has secured some
splendid talent for the evening. The
philanthropic section Of the club met
with the chairman, Mrs. Clarvoe, on
March 10, with Is members present.
the largest attendance of the year.
After luncheon the afternoon was spent
In making table mats and scarfs for the
Gospel Mission. Another very beautiful
quilt has just been finished by this Sec
ton and sold for the benefit Of the club
treasury. The art section met at the
Methodist Church on Grant Circle on
March 81 at 1890 o'clock. Mrs. Harde-
beck and her committee served q de-
licious luncheon, after which various
groups did different kinds of i1andwork
during the afternoon. Mrs. Albrecht,
the chairman, asked that all section