Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-02

| ming miscellaneous games and music
were enjoyed. The president announced
picnic to be held at Hams Point
Saturday afternoon, June %, to which
all members of the club are invited.
The Business Women's Council held
its annual dinner May 81 at the
Church of the Epiphany. Rev. Upper
man of Baxter College, Tenn, was
the principal speaker The program
included vocal and instrumental music
and readings. Pledges were taken to
pay the salary for next year of Miss
Lucille Smith, who teaches at Weaver
College, Weaverville, N. C.
lie Cercle Francaise-Mrs. Chauncey
Depew Snow leader, met on Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. Roy M. Palmer
| After the short business meeting in
french, the audience was conducted on
a tour OF the French provinces AL
SAGE, Champagne, Brittany and Pro-
vence, and the Mediterranean. The prov
inces were represented by Nine Roy M
Palmer, Mime. WinSlow Herschel Nine
Eugene E. Stevens, Nine. E. r. Sasscer,
Nine. Viguier-Santmyer, Nine. Allan
Gray, Nine. John Ray and Mime. PIXIE
Johnson. Each lady wore the costume
OF the province represented. There was
ensemble singing in French and folk
dancing. Tea was served, Nine Edward
Tarrtng presiding at the table
Tuesday afternoon the nature section
Is to have last entertainment in the
form OF tea at the home of Mrs. Fred
Wilbur Powell on Mckinley street from
to 8 O'Clock.
The new official board has had one
meeting at the home of the president,
Mrs. William Cullen Dennis, when pre-
liminary plans were made for the for
| nation of the new executive board.
Mrs. Dennis entertained the official
| board at luncheon. The new executive
board will meet on the afternoon of
the 18th at the home of the recording
secretary, Mrs. Joseph Travers Mcguire,
| on Hesketh street
Chevy Chase Chapter will meet on
| Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Harold
E. Doyle on Huntington street for
luncheon and the regular June meeting.
| II the weather permits, the tables will
be placed in Mrs. Doyle's garden After
luncheon Mrs. Dunlop. camp director
of the Y. w. C. A. girls camp, Ramp
Kehlert, will ss,eak. Mrs. j. Craig Pea
/ cock is president of the chapter.
Women's Alliance Of All Souls Uni
tartan Church will meet in Pierce Hall,
Fifteenth and Harvard streets, Friday
morning at IL o'clock Mrs. Stephen
Olop, who represented the alliance at
the May meeting in Boston, will report
on that meeting. Luncheon will be
served at l o'clock, Mrs. j. A. Robert
! son, hostess.
The Zonta Clubs last meeting for
May was held on Wednesday noon at
the Raleigh, this being closed bust
ness meeting Miss Esther M. GUIDE,
president. presided. The club discussed
the coming annual convention of the
Confederation of Zonta Clubs to be
held at Erie, Pa, June 14-l5, and APP
pointed the president, Miss GUIDE. as
| delegate, with Miss Gertrude Van
HoeSen, vice president of the club, as
alternate. A large delegation from the
Washington Club will attend the con-
vention and will participate in the con-
/ vention activities extending over two
days. In addition to club work. there
will be special features arranged by the
Erie Club, such as visit to the Marine
Hospital.
Baby Lovers Circle. No. /, Of the
Florence Crittenton H0me.-At a tea
given by Mrs William Peters at her
home, 340o Macomb street northwest,
Miss Jean Cole was presented to men,
beers and friends of Baby Lovers Circle
May IA. Mrs. Peters was assisted by
Mrs. W. H. Hessick, Mrs. A. L. Craig,
Mrs. Helen Bond, Mrs. J. McAnny,
Mrs. Persis Mcconnell, Mrs. M. Mulquin,
! Mrs. Vada Wyatt and Mrs. Ursula K.
Umhau. delightful program of vocal
selections. fancy dancing and readings
was given. Mrs. w. c. Wyatt enter
tanned the circle at her home. $500
Sixteenth street northwest, Thursday.
The circle welcomed Mrs. Robert Mar
tin, member who has been in New
England a year. After luncheon the
business meeting was called by the vice
president, Mrs. II. G.. Simpson. Re-
! ports were heard of the convention and
Ivacota. Plans were made for attend
ing the rally day at the home. The
June meeting of the circle will be at
the home Of Mrs. T. A. Geddes In
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