Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17

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chairman. Mrs. Marshall announced
that on account of many requests It IL
planned to repeat the presentation of
the Christmas pageant given last year.
The motion picture chairman gave
no report, but provided the guest
speaker of the afternoon, N. D. Golden
Of the United States Department Of
Commerce, whose able discussion Of
sound in the motion picture clarified
many points In the technique OF the
production of sound pictures. A short
review of current book film releases was
given By Mrs George Dillingham;, mo-
ton picture chairman In the District
of Columbia Federation Of Woman's
Clubs. Mrs Robert D. Hagner headed
the hostess group at tea.
The Wcman's Club Of Chevy Chase
Md-The literature section met Friday
at the hume of Mrs. Hugh M. South
gate on Connecticut avenue. Mrs.
George s. Jameson, the leader, intro
duced the chairman for the day, Mrs
Alexander M. Ashley who had arranged
program dealing with biography
assisted hy Mrs. Thomas e. robertson
John T. Wilson. Mrs. Charles D.
Curtiss talked about children's books in
recognition Of Children's Book week,
which is observed front November IT
to %. The ladies serving tea were Mrs.
Charles H. Jumper, Mrs. William Law.
renee Fulton, Mrs. Garland Fulton and
Mrs. Elmer D. Hayes. MONDAY aIteE-
noon the international relations section,
of which Mrs. George W.. M. Vlnai -
leader, will meet at the home OF the
assistant leader, Mrs. Eugene F. Mueller,
on Huntington street. There Will De
short business meeting, several reviews
and an address by Miss Emma Wolu.
Miss Void has chosen for her suoJect
THE Inter-American Commission OF
Women-Its Origin and Purpose" Sne
will discuss especially. the interesting
phases OF nationality OF women ana Ifle
questions arising from mternatlonaI
marriages Informal tea will follow.
Monday evening the social section,
Mrs George F. Mikkelson leader, VIII
give a dinner dance ct the KenWood
Club. when the husbands of the section
will share the party. Mrs HeWlLt
| Criags Robertson and Mrs. George w.
Lewis are in charge OF arrangements.
| tuesday the French section VIII meeC
| at 2:30 pm. at the home OF MRS. Fyhe
| Johnson on Morrison street. Mis.
| CraAne Smallwood is in charge OF the
program and will be assisted by MRS.
| Edwin q. Nourse, who will talk on
recent trip through Sweden; Mrs: y. n
Dellinger on Holland and Mrs. Alan Z.
| Crav On France. Mrs. Robert LeFeVre
| will sing several solos and the section
will sing French songs. MRS. WIislow
Herschel will read. Mrs. Fred N. OnVel'
| the leader, announces tnat tne p
rinners French classes, under MRS;
| TJerschel will meet on Mondays at ~
m and again on wednesdays at II
a m in the Chevy Chase branch OF the
Distrirt of Columbia Public Library.
On wednesday the November meet.
tho of the club will be held In the
assembly room Of the CHEVY Cnsse
Presbyterian Church at 2 O'Clock: Inc
guest speaker will be DR.. ADram oHIon'
rabbi of the washington Hebrew Nono
cregatiofl. DR.. Simon, who spent tne
1asf Summer in Europe, will use as his
subject "World Currents" Luncheon
will precede the meeting. table Is
ALWAYS reserved for those members who
wish to converse in French. Inc
Junior section will meet Thursday ct
the home of Miss Madeline Adams.
League Of American Pen Women Of
the District of CoIumbia.--Memhers
were delighted with the music program
given last Sunday at the artists tea:
when Miss Ida Hoyt Chamberlain OF
New York sang q group OF ner own
songs assisted by John Osborne Glenn
son, who also gave group OF songs OF
Miss Chamberlain's composition. Inc
monthly meeting OF the students
Group will be held this afternoon at
the studio at $3.50 o'clock. Miss Eliza
beth McKelvy, president, will present
as guest speaker Miss Elizabeth Barnes,
vice president Of the National League
for the District, who will talk on The
Author and the Artist" On Tuesday
evening the poetry group will hold It's
regular meeting under direction Of Mrs.
Florence Barnes, and on Wednesday
evening DR.. Frances Moon Butts, chair-
man of the civics and current events
section, will present to her group Judge
Mary O'Toole and Mr.. Louis Rothschild
of the Better Business Bureau, who Will
open the series Of lectures on Crime,
Its Causes, Cures and Prevention"
which will be delivered during the VIM
ter under the auspices of this section.
The weekly French class, under Nine.
Felian GarZia, will meet Thursday at
430 pm. at the studio. The French
salon, which Is scheduled for the last
Thursday Of each month, will not be
Thanksgiving falling on that day. On
Thursday at 8 pm. Mrs. Victoria Faber
Stevenson will meet the members Of
her feature writing group at the studio.
Thursday evening the monthly board
meeting will take place. Next Sunday
afternoon the music group, Mrs. Bess
Heath Olnstead, chairman, will give
the second In a series Of musical teas
from to o'clock. In her monthly
letter to the members, the president,
Mrs. e. Richard Gasch, expresses ap-
probation for the wholehearted support
given to the present administration
and speaks especially Of the enthusiasm
Of the members for the new studio.
Mrs. Gasch Is giving series Of Sunday
evening suppers at her home, when her
guests will be the officers, chairmen of
tees and creative groups. For the first
supper this evening the invitation list
includes Mrs. Anne @. Manchester, Miss
Myrta Ethel Cawood, Mrs. w. w.
Badgley, Mrs. Ernest r. Grant, Miss
Isabelle F. Story, Mrs. Florence Barnes,
Mrs. Edison w. Briggs, Mrs. Angela Nc
Hugh Barr, Mrs. G. Leonard Cham
bers, Miss Jean Stephenson, DR.. Elnora
G. Folknar, Mrs. Lillian John, Miss
Agnes VIM, Mrs. Nina Swain Reed,
Mrs. Charles w. Allen and Mrs. Eu-
gene Peters.
Plans are being formulated for the
revival OF the old English Coffee House,
, under Craftsmanship Of Mrs. William
Wolff Smith. The talks will be informal
ana Will cover various phases of liter
ature. They will take place on the fol-
lowing Friday afternoons: December
-. January 10, February IA and March
IA, and on these occasions Mrs. Smith
will present to the league American
men and women of letters as well as
representatives Of other nations.
The Chevy Chase Branch of the
League Of American Pen Women an
nounces a dinner at the Mayflower Ho-
tel December at z o'clock. Through
the courtesy of Mr.. Fox a super-special
Fox motion picture will be shown, while
added short reels will be shown in COM