Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-02

j. Donovan and one by Mrs. Julia w.
Webb. Roll call was responded to with
short poems and quips. The next meet
ing will be held Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. d. j. Donovan, 1878 Thirteenth
street.
Der DeutSche Literarische Verein met
at the home of its president, Anita
Schade, en- January Is, 800 o'clock in
| in the evening. The president opened
the program with a word of welcome
and gave a short biography of the
eminent German authoresS, Clara
Viebig. Miss Emma M. Won Sayfried
gave a most interesting book review of
Clara Viebig's latest novel, The Wom-
an With the / 900 Children; Mrs. Ethel
Lynn Fast sang two groups of songs
| by MendelsSohn, Schubert, Raft Mozart
| and Del Aqua, accompanied on the
piano by Mrs. Pauline Lishmen: Miss
Schade recited Itch Hab' Gewollt," by
Rev. A. W. Hillebrandt, and "Aeolshar-
| fenton," by Konrad Mes, both poets
| being honorary members Of the club;
trio by MendelsSohn ID Minor, OPP.
49," was played by Alice B. Harvey,
| piano, Anna Ulke, cello, and Elizabeth
Berard, violin.
Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief Corps
members met last Saturday evening at
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L. Mandy, to plan social and financial
activities.
The patriotic instructor, Mrs. Mary
Van Ness Fauth, submitted her pro-
gram for. exercises on the evening of
February 4, in Grand Army Hall, COM
memorative of Washington, Lincoln and
Mckinley. Those selected for readings
are the president. Mrs. Mandy, Mrs.
| Hickman. Miss Eleanor MarSton, Mrs.
Agnes Sibley and Mrs. Shaw.
A social hour followed with music
by Mr. Southland.
Mr.. Mandy, DR.. Carey and Mr. Percy
Parker assisted Mrs. Mandy and her
committee in serving refreshments.
Women's Guild, American University
The annual benefit Winter dinner of
the Women's Guild Of American Uni
versity will be held at the college din
ing hall on the campus, Massachusetts,
and Nebraska avenues, next Friday
night at o'clock.
The dinner is to be in the form of
Q Living Book Review" features will
be the elaborate decorations, transform
| ing the dining hall into a garden, and
q tableaux. in which costumed persons
will impersonate famous books.
Mrs. Lucius G. Clark is chairman Of
the committee. in charge, and other
Mary Louise Brown, Mrs. Eugene Wes-
ley Shaw, Miss zuey Fowler, Mrs. F..
L. Benton, Mrs. j. S. Montgomery, Mrs.
Phyllis Lamar, Mrs. P. M. Anderson
and Mrs. Dawson Olmstead.
Kit Carson W. r. C., No. IL, held an
open meeting Thursday evening at
Grand Army Hall for installation of
officers. Mrs. Miriam B. Parker, de-
partment installing of1cer, indicted the
following omcers: President, Margaret
v. Marsh (re-elected) senior vice pres
ident, Eta p. Moore; junior vice preSl-
dent, Tillie D. Entriken; secretary,
Louise Watson (re-elected); treasurer,
Augusta B. Palmer; chaplain, Sarah B.
Mcmillan; conductor, Maud L. Hanna:
guard, Edith r. Denbroeder; assistant
conductor, Mary H. Wingate: assistant
guard, Sophia Bergner; patriotic in
structor, Rose M. Rutledge (re-elected)
color bearers, Mary E. Di Mario, Alma
W. Dorsey, Gretchen Bergner, Edith
Wilson, and musician, Edith Bugbee
Mrs. Wingate presented the retiring
president with gold past presidents
badge, testimonial from the corps. Mrs
Marsh presented each of her 1929 Off
GERS with token Of esteem. Remarks
were made by the department president
and members of her staff, Adjt. Gen.
e. y. Godfrey and Col. william F. Dor
Sey Of the Grand Army of the Republic
and visiting corps members.
Chevy Chase Branch of the League
Of American Pen Women will hold the
regular meeting at the home of Nine
Louise Bruni, 1914 I street north
west, on Monday at 8 o'clock. The
business meeting will be followed by a
social evening with Nine. Bruni and
her husband Mai. T. Amedeo Bruni.
Chevy Chase ID. c. Garden Club
The regular monthly meeting of the
Chevy Chase Cd. CO. Garden Club was
! held on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
in the home Of the treasurer, Mrs.
George Alexander, 1887 Livingston
! street, with q full attendance of men,
bers Mrs Paul Christian, president,
presided during the opening business
meeting and later yielded the chair to
Mrs. Weaver, incoming president.
There was no special speaker for the
afternoon. After the newly elected Off
GERS were introduced the members held
general discussion of individual in
terest, followed, as usual, by social
hour.
On Wednesday afternoon. from 8 to
| S, Mrs. Weaver entertained the men,
bers of her executive board in her home
and tentative plans for the clubs ac-
tivities during the coming year were
formulated, to be presented for the
members approval at the next meeting
Entire Nous Club held its January
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Mamie
Chamberlin, 1903 Connecticut avenue,
with Mrs. William Hayden as assisting
hostess. Christmas donations TO a
number of worthy families were report
ed by Mrs. Hayden and Mrs. OTIS
Rodgers and plans were made to fur
Their assist some OF these cases.
Plans for the Spring card benefit
we're discussed and Mrs. Eugene Wood
son and Mrs. William Sault were ap-
pointed by Mrs. Charles P. Keyser, the
president, to secure prizes for the event
president Of the Twentieth Century
Club of Kansas City, Mo-, which has
over thousand members, spoke of the
capital city Of Missouri and of the new
capitol building. Mrs Sheldon is a
graduate Of National Park Seminary in
Washington. Mrs. Charles Curtiss.
Mrs. Sarah Nevins, Miss Myers and
Mrs. Saunders were guests of the club.
p. E. O. SisterhoOd.-The February
meeting Of the D. c. Chapter of P. E. ..
will be held at the Hob Mob Tea Room
(upstairs), 1910 street, on Wednes-
day, February S, at 1890. Visiting and
upafiliated members are cordially in
vited to attend. Please phone for res
ervations not later than pm. Tues
day to Mrs. George H. Bailey Cleveland
1894.
Chapter G, p. z. o. Sisterhood.-
Mrs. Ernest Daniel entertained Chapter
G at luncheon at the National Wom-
ans Country Club on Thursday. Mrs
Willoughby Chesley, Mrs. j. N. Sinnott
of Washington and Mrs A. Prescott
Rowe Of Fredericksburg, Va we're spe-
cial guests. Mrs. Johnston B. Campbell