Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-28
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

| v. Marsh. presiding. Mrs. Isabelle Bontz
and Mrs. Hattie Canada Of Phil Sheri-
dan Corps made addresses, and an in
utation 70 Sheridan card party Sep
TENDER 80 was received.
| Department Inspector Mrs Anna Horn
viii inspect this corps November S. Mrs.
Mary II. Wingate, chairman of the Ex-
ecutive Committee, Is planning several
activities. The corps received an in
vication from Department President
Mrs. Della L. O'Brien TO assist with the
rummage sale at 17i7 Seventh street
October 8 ana 10. The Auditing Com
mittee VIII meet at the home of Mrs.
Louise Watson, 2807 Fifth street north
east. at noon tomorrow. and later at
tend the department school of instruc-
| ton to be held at the Soldiers Sailors
and Marines Club House
The Rainbow Club Of the District Of
Columbia met Monday night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Risler, $40
Tenth street southeast. The president.
Mrs. Margaret A. Taylor. presided.
Election OF officers was as follows:
President Mrs. L. M. Barnes: vice
president, Louis Barnes; recording sec
rotary, Miss Harriet Myers: treasurer,
MRS. Eva Wood; dramatic director, Mrs.
E. Shepherd.
The next meeting will be held Octo-
Der IL at the home of Mrs. Herbert
Martin, 392e Thirty fourth street, Mount
Rainier, Nd.
The Twentieth Century Club.-The
International outlook section will meet
October at 2 pm. at the Y. w. C. A..
seventeenth and K streets. Vice Chair
man Mrs George F. Bowernlan will he il,
charge of the meeting. George Boncesco,
financial counselor of the Rumanian
legation. will speak on. recent political
events in Rumania. Mrs. Bowerman
VIII briefly review important foreign
atfsirs OF the Summer and Mrs. u. G. 3.
Pierce will give some observations on
Czechoslovakia, which she visited during
the Summer.
Curley Cuba dance was held at
the Winston Hotel September 20.
arrangements were completed for an
extensive program of activities during
the Fall and Winter months at a meet
ing OF the Executive Committee, which
was held at the residence of Miss
Gretchen Baden. 208 Sixth street south
east, Thursday evening. Among the ac-
tlvities arranged are card parties every
Monday evening at the residence of one
OF the members, and a dance every
month at one of the hotels Albert
sweeney, chairman of the Dramatic
Committee, announced that rehearsals
Will begin shortly for the minstrel
extravaganza, which will be held Noverr1-
Der II and 10. under the auspices of
the club, the proceeds from which VIII
De, applied to Archbishop Curley's
scholarship fund.
The membership drive continues with
SIX teams vieing for the honor of bring
ing in the largest number of new mem
berS. The drive will continue until
October 8, when'A dance will be held in
nonor OF the new members. The mem
oership teams are under the guidance
OF Gretchen Baden, william BOYD, Luke
O'Rellly, Roland Hyland, Albert Sweeney
and Joseph Donnelly.
The American WOmen's TOwne Club
held tea September %. The club will
hold an executive meeting for its officers
next Tuesday at luncheon, at 10 O'Clock.
at the club. Mrs. Herman S. Urban
Will preside. The club will have omen
house through the Winter season, with
program of informal Monday after
noon teas at o'clock The first will
take place October 8.
A meeting OF business people OF this
city will be held in the club garden |
october is at $50 o'clock. A dinner
mote the clubs plan for q cooperative |
merchants plan by members of the club |
and the merchants Of the District of |
Columbia. = s,s.s, IS.
Zonta Cipb.-<Mrs. Maxine Robertson |
Of sLoe Angeles Calf. was the honor
giest at the "Wednesday luncheon meet |
ing at the Raleigh Hotel September "a.
Miss Elizabeth Haney, chairman Of |
1ntercity Committee Of washington, /
Zonta, reported on the visit of :. is |
Washington CONTAINS on September % |
to Frederick, Md. where they were |
entertained by the Frederick Zonta /
Club at dinner and meeting at the |
Barbara Fritsche tea room. Mrs. Grace /
Landon, secretary of the washington |
Club. who was delegate to the Seattle |
international Convention, gave a report |
CT the convention. Mrs Landon pre-
sented to the president, Mrs Elizabeth
Schroeder, Hawaiian lei, which had |
been sent by the convention as a greet
Ing to the baby club"
Miss Ruth Atwater, in charge of the
home economies division of the National
Gamers Association. will speak next
Wednesday on the subject: Research