Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-23
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

1ns free Lance Club met November
% ct Thomson Community Center
B. =. Ferrill, well known for his West
ern felton, was q guest. A story by
Mayne Coe was read by Georgia Red
way. Evelyn Crane read short story
The forum discussion was conducted
by the president. DR.. William p. Barron
The next meeting will be December
IL. James True; director OF the Arts
Club Manuscript Mill, will speak.
Deutscher Literaricher verein.-On
November Is the president, Miss Anita
Schade, gave a lecture in English on
"GoetheTin Music" MRS. Flora McGill
Keefer was the assisting artist. Mrs. M.
Kolb Schulze acting as her accom-
District Of Columbia League Of Amer
lean PEN WOmen.-An artists tea in
the Stoneleigh Court Studio will open
the the ex I1s,, Of sculpture by Miss
Moses and Mrs. w. 8. Ruckman will
assist Miss Hill in receiving. The ex-
hibit will continue until December 6.
business meeting Of the league will
be held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Victoria Faber Stevenson will
conduct the meeting of the feature
writing group Tuesday at 8 pm.
Francois in the studio, when Nine.
Felian Garzia will present Andre Benz
teau, speaker, and Miss Katherine Nor
rison, pianist.
Helen Topping Miller. short story
writer, will be the speaker at the first
co1ee house. Ia the studio December i
at 4 o'clock.
Miss willard Howe, chairman Of the
short story group, announces Hugh
Irish will talk to the members De-
cember ct Q pm.
Aloysius Club.-The course in first
aid will begin November "a at pm.
and will be given by an instructor from
the American Red Cross.
A gymnasium class under the gu
pervision Of the director OF athletics,
Miss Josephine Pyne, is being formed
and vii Inject Wednesday from to
pm. ,, - -,
be given on Thursday nights.
On the first Sunday Of each month
from 4 to 8 pm. there will be a round
table discussion Of present-day prob
lens affecting the Catholic laity. Tea
win be served.
An Of these activities will be held at
the club house. ~ I street.
The Writers Rendezvous will meet
et the winston Hotel December 6.
3 pm.
The Park View WOmen's Club met
November IL in Park View School. A
talk was given by Miss Edith Peckham
Of the Red Cross. 1t was decided that
the club will return to its former policy
Of holding meetings In the homes in
stead Of the school. There will be
Christmas party December 8. with Mrs
John Potts in charge. The Literary
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the home Of the president. Mrs. l.. Z.
FELTON,, 614 Rock Greek Church road
The Art Committee will meet at the
home of Mrs Pollard the afternoon
Of November 20. The Philanthropic
Committee is making plans to assist
needy families and donations of food
or clothing may be brought to any
The evening closed with a reading by
Mrs. B. B. Brammell and songs appro-
pirate to Armistice day, with Mrs.
Robertshaw at the piano
The Washington Chapter Of the Kee
Mar College Alumni held its annual
luncheon at Woodward g. Lothrop's
November Is. The chapter chairman,
Mrs. Joseph Henry Wheat, was toast
mistress. A program OF music and
"reminiscences was given. Mrs. e. H.
Zeigler, president of the Alumni Asso-
citation at Hagerstown. Md, was the
guest of honor and gave the principal
address. Miss Maidie White was elect
ed chairman and@ Mrs. r. Thomas
West, secretary and treasurer. Out-of-
town guests were Mrs. Nell Miller Tay-
lor of Pittsburgh, Pa, and Mrs. Kate
Kirk and Mrs. Eva Wharton Of Will
mington, Del.
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Rail-
way Mail Association met at the Cap
itol Park Hotel Monday evening, the
president, Mrs. F. B. Justis, presiding.
Mrs Charles A. DeitZ and Mrs. Layton
A. Clatterbuck were elected to member
ship. Mrs. w. M. Collins gave an &C
count Of the early history of the auxil-
iary and the origin of the "key," the
national emblem of the organization,
prior to the presentation by Mrs. r. d.
Apple of this key to Mrs. v. L. Brown,
the retiring president. Plans were made
for q Christmas party to be given for
the children Of the members OF the
auxiliary, under the supervision Of Mrs.
r. L. Rouse, Mrs. A. w. Tuck and Mrs.
z. NJ. Crowder. Mrs. w. H. Werntz an
nounced q card party November % at
the home Of Mrs. L. w. Kasehagen,
1858 jefferson street.
The Political Study CIub.-H M.
Wheeler, chief lecturer of the United
States Forestry Service, delivered an IL
Illustrated address November Is on THE
Lure of the Forest" Mrs. Dorothy Sin
mott sang. The president, Mrs. Bruce
Baird, presided. In the receiving line
ut the tea were Mr.. and Mrs. H. N.
Wheeler, Mrs R. Y Stuart, Mrs. E. A.
Sherman, Mrs. Fred Morren and Mrs.
George Lautz.
Women's Guild Of American Univer-
vraiaefNaIa will hNa oivAp q the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs W. 8. Corby,
Chevy Chase Circle, tomorrow evening.
Miss Charlotte Klein viii give an organ
recital and Mrs. Charlotte Schoenthal
viii sing. Mrs. James Shera Montgon1-
cry, Mrs. p. M. Anderson, Mrs. r. L.
Benton, Mrs. George B. Woods and Mrs.
L. O. Clark are IN charge.
The Abracadabra Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Josephine Griffith at the
Hotel Roosevelt Wednesday evening
Responses to roll call brought forth
much information relative to the ca
reer Of Admiral Richard E. Byrd. DR..
Alanson D. Morehouse described 1.-THE
First Census Of the Construction In
dustTy" and q story was read by Lloyd
II. Sutton.
The Washington CuItus Club met
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. Paris
Brengle. Mrs. Bergman and Mrs.
Barnard made addresses and Mrs. Har-
ris gave O sketch.
District Of Columbia Branch, Needle
work Guild Of America.-At the annual
meeting and exhibition of garments
Tuesday at the D. c. Chapter House Of
the Red Cross Mrs. Maud Ballington
Booth of the American Prison League
and the Volunteers Of America gave an
address.