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

on the campus. The cast will be COM
posed Of students and faculty from the
College Of Liberal Arts Of American UNI
versity.
The Women's Auxiliary to the Rail-
way Mail Association monthly meeting
was held Monday evening at the Capitol
Park Hotel. Mrs. v. l.. Brown presided.
Mrs. E. w. Satterwhite and Mrs. Muir
dock Hall were elected members of the
club. which brings the membership to 80.
Mrs. w. H. Werntz, chairman of ways
and means, reported on the card party
and dance given at Takoma Hall No
vember Is. Mrs. r. B. JuStts, director to
the District of Columbia Federation of
Women's Clubs, gave an account OF the
last meeting of the federation, and
asked that two representatives from the
auxiliary be appointed, one to Mrs. Vir-
gina White Spells finance committee
and one to work with Mrs. w. w. Hus-
band in her department Of American
citizenship. The president, Mrs. v. L.
Brown, appointed Mrs. E. j. Deeds to
the finance committee and Mrs. j. II.
Grubbs to the department of American
citizenship. Mr.. j. F. Bennett, national
vice president Of the Railway Mail AS
ISOLATION, addressed the club on the
legislative program adopted at the ma.
tional convention. Other speakers were
H. N. Link, division president; c. M
Dellinger, president of the Washington
branch. f. M, A.; r. e. Plymale, s. z
Davis and T.. H. Roberts.
The Delta Phi Sigma met at the home
of Miss Eleanore Normandy, 221 Vine
street, Takoma Park, D. c., on Mo-
venlber IL, with an attendance Of Is
a.. n
basket ball practice on Thursday eve
nings at the Presbyterian Community
Hall It IN hoped that all members in
terested In basket ball will be present
and that a good team will be formed.
Tfle club will attend Thanksgiving serv-
ice at the Takoma Park Baptist Church
on Thanksgiving morning at 1880 am,
meeting for this purpose at the home OF
Dorothy and Miriam Smith, 400 Aspen
street. In the afternoon the club will
attend the George Washington Catholic
University foot ball game. Arrange
ments were also made for the usual
Christmas work.
p. E. O. SisterhOOd, Chapter H, met
Tuesday evening at 1888 Lamont street,
with Mrs. Virginia Lightfoot as hostess.
Order was called by the president. Mrs.
Carlotta Zirkle. THE Indian" was the
subject of an interesting talk by the
speaker guest, Mr.. Alvin Dodd of the
Indian Bureau of the Interior DEPART
msnt. A short program of Indian music
was given by Mrs. Mary Vol. soprano,
with Miss Lois Stuntz at the piano.
Guests included Mrs. Mabslle Stems,
Mrs. Robert Miller, Mrs. M. L. Corey
and Miss F. L. Naylor of Chapter B,
Mrs. Marie Kahlbauyn of Chapter e,
Philadelphia; Mrs. Gladys Nelson Smith
~ FyhoYNfop HinnacnnIis Vans
and Miss Helen Gregg of Chapter v,
Lincoln, Nebr.
Burnside Corps, No. 4, WOman's Re-
lief Corps, will hold its next meeting at
the G. A. r. Hall on Wednesday Of this
week. A card party was held in lieu of
the last regular meeting, attended by the
members Of the different corps, as well
as members Of the Department Of the
Potomac, including the department
president, Mrs. Charlotte Cary. The en-
tertainment committee, Mrs. Rose PEN
nell, Mrs. Cora Davis and Mrs. Alice
Meade, were in charge. Burnside Post
assisted Burnside Corps in making the
party financial success.
The Textile Section Of d. C. Home
Economies Association will meet to-
morrow at 7:30 pm. in Bureau Of Home
Economics. Miss Madge j. Reese of ex-
tension service will lecture on Costumes
of Other Lands" during which cos
tunes of Hawaii and Japan will be dis
played. Following the lecture original
models of Czechoslovakia, Swiss, Dam
ish, Russian and Chinese costumes will
be worn by girls who are natives OF
these countries. Any one interested in
the history and costumes of these coun-
tries Is cordially invited to attend.
The WOman's Club of KensingtOn.--
Mrs. Z. A. Farrell gave a 10-ninute
talk on international Relations" at
the recent meeting held by the Wom-
ans Club of Kensington. at the home
e: Mrs. HoSmer Hartshorn. Miss Anna
G. Reinhardt also gave an interesting
~@vel talk on her trip abroad last
presided. The president and Miss Annie
Wilson attended the meeting of the
council Of presidents of the State Fed
Grafton Tuesday. Miss Wilson gave a
talk on art.
Baby Lovers Circle, No. 1, Of the
Florence Crlttenton Home held its an
on November II. The regular business
meeting was conducted by the circles
president, Mrs. A. B. Mcdanus, and
was attended by Mrs. II. G. Simpson,
Mrs. M. Mulquin, Mrs. w. H. HeSsick,
Mrs. Carl Bond, Mrs w. L. r. Ran
dolph, Mrs. John McAneny and Mrs.
F. @. Umhau. Mrs. Fred Harmon Van
Vranken, Mrs. C. H. Keller, Mrs. John
Rice. Mrs, Edward Widmayer and Mrs.
w. C. Siebel, an out-of-town member
we're visitors. Mrs. william j. Schu-
TRIUMPH was accepted as an active mem
Der of the circle. Mrs. C. H. Keller
Mrs. Watts and Mrs. John Rice were
accepted as honorary members.
The usual appropriations we're made
for Christmas gifts to the girls. Jams,
iellies, pickles and preserves were
brought to the home by the members for
q Thanksgiving remembrance.
Mrs. McNdanus gave the report of the
monthly meeting Of the board.
The circle was entertained by a group
Of songs. sung by one of the girls. Miss
Jean Cole, superintendent Of the home,
talked on Crittenton work.
Ten sunshine bags, filled through the
efforts of Mrs. Emma Wurzbacher. were
turned in. Many other articles were
brought, and the bags will be filled at
the next meeting.
The December meeting will be held
at the home Of Mrs. A. B. McN1anus.
the Columbia apartments. This will be
a Christmas party rather than q bust
ness meeting.