Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09

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MRS. PAUL MYRON LINEBARGER,
Who has recently been appointed chair
man Of social activities Of the National
Woman's Party.
sung, with Mrs. Criblet at the piano
and led by Mrs. Onion of Baltimore.
Members from the Womens Club of
westminster featured a model club
program, with their president, Mrs
M. H. S. Unger, presiding Reports
were made by them as follows: Ameri-
can home, Mrs. Schofleld; education
public welfare. Mrs. Clemson: recrea-
ton, Mrs. Mather. Parliamentary pro-
cedure was so well followed that many
present felt that they were In actual
session.
Mr.. Gideon A. Lyon. associate editor
Of The Washington Star, entertained
the audience with an illustrated lecture
on Japan.
The WOmen's Civic League of Mount
Rainier celebrated its nth anniversary
with tea" Tuesday, February IS, at
the home Of Mrs. D. j. circuit. The
assisting hosteSseS were Mrs. W. N.
Barnes, president. and Mrs. P. C..
Smith, junior past president.
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the chairman presented TO the Civic
League her gavel, used during her adj
miniStration.
The guests Of honor present were
Mrs. r. S. Allen, Mrs. J. II. BillingSley
and Mrs D. c.. Gordon.
Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Smith presided
at the table in the dining room, as
sisted by Mrs. @. w. Speckmann and
Mrs. F. P. Brown.
L. - H. At he
home of Mrs. p. c. Smith, 1927 Thirty
first street, March IL, from 2 to PM,
for the benefit Of the Women's Civic
League. A silver offering will be taken.
Daughters Of Union Veterans of the
Cvili War, Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey
Tent, No. 1, held its regular meeting
Monday evening. Those serving for alb
sent officers we're Mrs. Yoder, assistant
! Mrs. Carr, second color bearer, and Mrs.
Thomas, fourth color bearer. Mrs.
Myrtle H. Palmer was initiated and
welcomed by the tent. Applications re-
ceived for membership from Mrs. Caro-
line Burrows and Miss Jessie M. Lewis.
The guest of the evening was Mrs. Ida
Houltz Of Indiana, who spoke briefly.
Washington League for the Hard Of
Hearing held its monthly meeting at the
club rooms, 1913 H street, Monday
Practice classes are held every Monday
at pm. Members and their friends
are welcomed on Thursdays from l to
10 pm. for speech reading practice.
cards, radio or reading For those who
find it hard to call evenings q welcome
will be given on Fridays, 3 to $50 pm,
when tea will be served. A benefit card
party will be given in the apartment of
VVUnHniYO 49,
nue., Saturday, March Is, pm.
Chapter II. P. E. o., SisterhoOd, held
its annual election of officers Tuesday
evening at its regular meeting, at the
home of Mrs. Marie Kahlbaum, in Ca
thedral Mansions. Mrs. Carlotta zirhe,
retiring president. presided.
Oficers for the year were elected a.
follows: Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson,
president; Mrs. Bertha Nelson, vice
president; Mrs. Isabel Lacy, recording
secretary; Miss Florence Reynolds, cor.
responding secretary; Miss Agnes
Slaughter, treasurer; Mrs. Georgia Car
nelson, chaplain, and Mrs. Ruth Max
son, guard. Mrs. Celia Campbell was
elected delegate to the cooperative
committee.
Abracadabra Club met on wednes-
day evening at the home Of DR.. and
Mrs Charles G. Abbot, with the presi-.
dent, John M. Sylvester, In the chair.
The responses to roll call were con-
corning the life and times Of John
Sherman. The speaker Of the evening
was John T. Shade. and his subject
THE American Indian" Mrs. Frank
8. Ray gave several readings. and mu-
steal selections were given by Mrs. Syl-
vester, pianist; Dr. Abbot. cellist, and
Mr.. and Mrs M. D. Lindsay, Volinist
and soprano. The next meeting of the
club will be with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
S. Ray.
d. c. Occupational Therapy AssOcia-
tiOn.-A business meeting was held on
February u at the home OF Mrs. Joseph
F. Beattie. Mr.. j. p. S. Neigh Of
Neighborhood House, president of the
association, presided.
Committee chatrmen for the ensuing
year were appointed Membership, Miss
Sara Gaute of Walter Reed Hospital;
Elizabeth's Hospital; training schools.
Miss Alberta Montgomery Of Walter
reed Hospital; program, j. p. s. Ne
llgh; ;rasearch and publicity, Mrs. Agnes
H. 6Swart. tuberculosis Hospital.
49,. P. s. Neigh, a representative
OF tha$Copncn of Social Agencies, of
which the 'Occupational Therapy Asso-
citation is corporate member, addressed
the meeting
During the social hour which fol-
lowed the meeting the hostess, Mrs
Beattie, assisted by Miss Emily Haines
secretary OF the association, presided in
the dining room.
Phil Sheridan WOman's Relief Corps
met tuesday night with the president,
/. MRS. Cora l.. Mandy, in the chair The
absent Officers chairs were filled by
Mrs. Elizabeth D. Shaw and Mrs. Caro-
line Burrows, as secretary and must
clan, respectively An application for
membership was received, on which the
following committee was appointed:
Mrs Mary Van Ness Fauth, Mrs, Mar
garet Bradt and Miss Eleanor Marston.
The card party held at the home ~
the president increased the funds bv
$25. The chairman of the ouiItinS
committee, Mrs Addie w. Hickman
called for volunteers to assist in the
work
Mrs. Mandy and her committee have
completed arrangements for the lunch
con to the comrades at noon, Friday
in Grand Army Hall. An entertainment
to honor st. Patrick will be given ON
March 10. the next meeting, following
a short business session. Members will
wear green.
ZOnta CIub.-At the regular luncheon
meeting, held in the oak room of the
Raleigh Hotel Wednesday, Chris Z,
Christensen, executive secretary of the
Federal Farm Board, spoke on the or
ganization and work Of the board
Among the guests introduced were Mrs.
Gertrude Rubery of the PHILADELPHIA
Zonta Club; Mrs. Lulah r. Andrews,
president of the United States Housing
Corporation; Miss Winifred Shuler Of
santa Fe, N Mex, and Miss Elizabeth
q. Fox The president, Miss Esther
GUIDE, announced that the plans for the
supper and cabaret to be held at the
Dodge Hotel March % were well under
uav Mrs. Harvey w. WILEY is to be