Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-26

superintendent Of st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital, will speak on THE First Inter-
national Congress on Mental Hygiene"
There will be q reception for DR.. ana
Mrs. White in the club rooms on the
main floor. Miss Anna Cooper Is In
charge Of the dinner and Mrs. o. L.
Veerhon, president, will preside.
h Women's City CIub.ZThe Sunday
afternoon tea for members has been
arranged for today by Miss Florence =.
| Ward, assisted by Commissioner Jessie
! Dell, Mrs. M. B. Berryhill and MRS.
Anna H. Farrar.
The Monday contract and auction
bridge section met last Monday. The
section meets every Monday afternoon
| at / 80 o'clock, and an invitation Is ex-
tended to all members who are good
| bridge players to join the group. Mrs.
j. Edwin Reid Is chairman and Mrs.
Alice M. Minch secretary.
DR.. Jason Noble Pierce of the First
Congregational Church will tell Of
Oberammergau in 1880 at the meeting
of the current events section Tuesday
| at 1850 pm.
Glasses in Spanish will be resumed
Tuesday evening. Those desiring to at
tend the round-table Spanish conversa-
ton dinners will meet in the coffee
room Tuesdays at $50 o'clock; class
work VIII follow at $50 o'clock. Mrs.
Jennie o. Berliner is chairman.
The Tuesday free and easy bridge
continues to meet at pm. under the
direction of Miss A. Hazel Swift.
The thimble section meets Wednes-
garments were finished last week and
delivered with some renovated cloth
ing to children's institutions needing
them.
Miss Myra Spalding will be the guest
speaker at the District history dinner
Wednesday, when the subject will be
''Dueling in the District" Miss Julia
D. Conner, chairman, will preside.
A Halloween costume dance has been
arranged for Thursday evening by DR..
Ada 2. Whalen and Miss Thelma
The aviation section meets every Fri
day at pm. Mrs. Lyle Burns Steever,
chairman, announces that registrations
are being received for the second ground
school class and arrangements are being
completed for members of the Eagle
Wings Flying Club to begin flying at
nearby airport.
WOmen's Club Of Chevy Chase, Md
The following were elected members at
the last meeting: Mrs. William Bulls,
T. Smallwood, Mrs. Martha j. Vaughan,
Miss Mary A. Davis, Mrs. F. G. Breck-
enridge, Mrs. Lewis v. Judson, Mrs.
Lloyd H. Sutton, Mrs. Charles r.
Schrider, Mrs. Henry Young, Mrs.
Theodore Michael, Mrs. Walter L.
Cheney, Mrs. Johnston B. Campbell,
Mrs. Warren McLaine, Mrs. Cato B.
Hurd Mrs. Neils J. Hanson, Mrs. George
E. Tew, Mrs. Joseph H. Galliher, Mrs.
Marshall Gleason. Miss Olive B. Harvey,
Mrs. Ovid Butler, Mrs. William A. Kin
nan, Mrs. Emory I. Ireland, Mrs. Ida
Willis Seaton, Mrs. Carl M. Ratliff,
Mrs. Frank A. Linsel, Mrs. Charles G..
Abbot, Mrs. Franklin c. Parks, Mrs.
Phillip p. Colt, Mrs. Joseph r.
Brashears, MRS. Edwin Hahn, Mrs.
Harry w. Price, Mrs. Harry M. Wat
kinS, Mrs. Eugene w. Satterwhite, Mrs.
Gilbert Young, Mrs. John B. Kinnear,
Mrs. David ]. Guy, Mrs. Herbert A.
Davis, Mrs. Hugh E. Phillips, Mrs. Ed
ward N. Macleod, Mrs. George r.
Goetzman, Mrs. Howard Hosmer, Mrs.
Ida Hanson, Mrs. Albert Merz, Mrs.
Wilmer Souder, Mrs. Albert D. Span
gler. Mrs. Edgar r. Fowler.
The literature section, Mrs. Wright
Clark, leader, met Friday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. F. S. Holbrook on
West Kirke street. Mrs. j. T. Wilson
was in charge Of the program, which
was Biography" Mrs. Charles Z.
Detmer, Mrs. j. T. Spicknall, Mrs. Will
liam E. Springer and Mrs. Charles
Moon gave reviews. Mrs. Leslie Frank
and Mrs. William L. Orem, jr., gave
readings. Tea was served by the
hosteSses, Mrs. Victor Whitlock. Mrs.