Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-08

door fairs Of Paris, which will serve as
an introduction to the discussion Of
the "Foire aux Croutes,' to be given at
the club in october. Maj. and Mrs.
John D. Fitzpatrick will be the hosts.
The mems dinner will be the feature
June 10. with Will G. Barnes as master
of ceremonies.
"The Glories of Old Virginia" will
be told and pictured with colored slides
by Clarence A. Phillips June 10. when
Dr. and Mrs. Virgil B. Jackson will be
the hosts. Mrs. Stuart Northrup will
be the guest of honor June "a, and
will speak on Period Silver" Mr. and
Mrs. Karl LangenbeCk will be the hosts.
"Antigone," by Sophocles, will be
presented in the garden by the dra-
matte committee, under the direction
of j. Minor Doree, with accompani-
ment of Mendelssohn music. the eve
ming of June 26. The guest of honor
will be Clifford Brooks, director of the
National Theater, and Mrs, Maude
Howell Smith will be the hostess.
The Washington Zonta Club met
Wednesday at the Raleigh Hotel. The
speaker was Frederic William Vile,
writer and newspaper correspondent,
who spoke to the club on the London
Naval Conference.
Mrs. Vile attended the luncheon as the
guest of Mrs. Pauline W. Macmillan,
chairman of the program committee,
The following members entertained
guests: Elizabeth Pee had Miss Raker
of California; Elizabeth Beresford had
Kate Beresford, Sue CAN'T had her
mother, Mrs. CAN'T; Mary Sigmund
had Miss Larson, Rowena Roberts had
Mrs. D. B. Barrett, Nancye Lake had
Miss Agatha E. Dick and Nettie Rey-
nolds had L. w. Wands. Speaker for
the meeting of June IL will be Mrs.
Stuart Northrop of the Sterling Silver
smiths Guild.
The Prince Georges County FEEDER
alton of WOmen's Clubs offers loan
scholarship to any high school girl
graduate, resident of Prince Georges
County, who would otherwise be unable
to continue her education. Application
must be made to Mrs. r. S. Allen OF
College Park, chairman of the scholar
ship committee, before July l. A COM
petitive examination will be arranged
by the committee.
The federation will hold card party
next Thursday in the Star Hall at
Mount Rainier at 80 pm. There will
be tables for bridge and 500.
The WOman's Club of Cottage City
met Tuesday evening at the home of
the corresponding secretary, Mrs. D. r.
Weaver. Plans for the annual banquet
June II at the Dodge Hotel were dis
cuSsed.
A paper on the life of the Carey
sisters was presented by Mrs. A. G.
Proctor and verses from their poems
were read.
The Housekeepers' Club of Decatur
Heights,-At a meeting May 26 at the
home of Mrs. w. r. Beattie talk was
given by the executive secretary of the
Maryland Childrens Aid Society, Miss
Katharine t. Kirwan of Baltimore.
The next meeting will be June at
the home of the president, Mrs. E. G.
Leonard, when officers will be elected.
The Women's Civic League of Mount
Rainier, Md, met June 3, at pm, at
the home of the treasurer, Mrs. F. P.
Brown, on Ash street, with the presi-
dent, Mrs. w. N. Barnes, presiding
Mrs. Nelson A. Carr, chairman of Amer
lean citizenship, reported on the sale
of peoples for the American Legion.
Mrs. T. j. Garfield, chairman of pub
lie welfare, gave report OF work done
at the dental clinic.
Mrs. F. w. Cawthorne, chairman of
education, suggested that the Civic
League take some action in regard to
having trees planted along Rhode
Island avenue within the town limits.
Mrs. F. P. Brown reported on the i'm
provement work.
Mrs. E. Hoge was appointed general
chairman for the third home beauti-
full contest, to be sponsored by the Civic
League, in Mount Rainier this year.
The third annual flower show, spon-
sored- by the league will be held during
the last week in September.
1t was voted to discontinue the regu-
lar meetings of this club until Septem-
Der at the home of Mrs. T. ]. Garfield,
on Thirty-third street.
Women's Guild of American Univer-
sity.-Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker re-
ported at the last annual meeting of
the Women's Guild of American Uni
versity that an average of $1,700 per
year had been raised during her ad-
mtnistration of five years. This money
has been used for student loan funds,
for the founding of a fellowship and
for furnishing the W0men's residence
hall. The members of the guild pre-
sented the outgoing president, Mrs.
Tucker, with leather purse as an ex-
preston of their gratitude for her Serv-
ice as administrator.
Mrs. Peter M. Anderson was elected
president and Mrs. E. S. Washburn
corresponding secretary. The other Of
flcers were reelected, as follows: Hon
orary presidents, Mrs. T. H. Anderson,
Mrs. John C. Let's. Mrs. Mary Logan
Tucker; vice presidents, Mrs. w. F.
Mcdowell, Mrs. A. B. DuvaIl, Miss
Elizabeth Pierce, Mrs. B. F. Leighton,
Mrs G. C. McLaf1l, Mrs. E D. Huntley,
Mrs. w. T. Galliher, Miss Frances Bat
telle, Mrs. Frank M. Bristol; recording
secretary Mrs. H. Wellen Fisher; treas
urer, Mrs. w. D. Dewhirst. A local
committee of student women, consist
ing of Orel Belle Claf1in, Charlotte
Jameson and Ann King are to work
with the purchasing committee to
make arrangements to furnish the
reading room in the women's residence
hall. Mrs. George B. Woods is chair
man of the purchasing committee,