Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-21
NEWS OF. THE CLUBS

| posed social activities and make ar.
rangements for the play which the ORA
matte Association plans to produce ir
the near future. The meeting will be
hold December % at $3.50 pm. at the
club house.
I Miss Zelda Horowitz, chairman OF
the Christmas baskets, reported hel
committee members expect to distribute
a number of well filled baskets to needy
families.
The Misses Margaret Sheehan and
Anna Clark were hosteSseS December IL
and served chocolate, cake and candies
to the members.
The club will hold open house or
New Year eve. Members, former men,
bers and friends invited.
Zonta CIub.-Mrs. Frank Clark, act
ing president of the National Pen
Women'S League, was the guest speaker
Raleigh Hotel. Guests were Mrs. C. F..
Consaul, Miss Catherine Beresford,
Miss Agnes VIM and the Baroness
Sounyn. who is spending some time in
Washington.
The regular luncheon will be omitted
next Wednesday. but on December 81
the club will give its annual Christmas
| patty dJ Lie OOQB6 f1OGel. Dl1neT Will
be served at GAS O'Clock, followed by
a program of carols musical numbers
and games. Arrangements are in
charge of Mrs. Pauline Macmillan. Mrs.
Leonore Reed and the Program Com
mittee.
| The monthly business meeting will
be held at the Raleigh Hotel Deem
Der 81.
Women's Guild of American Uni
versity.-The following new members
were introduced Tuesday at the meet
ing at 1901 F. street: Mrs Benjamin
Meeks, Mrs. Ida Tuve, Mrs. Charles A.
Clark, Mrs. John Lindsay, Mrs. Art
Broun, Mrs. Franklin Jones. Mrs. James
T. Bootes. Mrs. Charles Heinemann,
Mrs. Charles French and Mrs. Howard
T. Downs. The troop leaders, Mrs.
G. B. Woods, Mrs. F. L. Benton and
progress of plans of each of their
smaller associations. The Women'S
Guild will sponsor the sale of boxes
| for the Hamilton Chesterton debate
on January IA in Constitution Hall.
American Association of University
WOmen.-There will be tea in honor
of the mothers and fathers of club
| members tomorrow at pm. The
Girls Glee Club of George Washington
| University will sing Christmas carols.
Mrs. Enoch G. johnson will be hostess,
assisted by alumnae from the following
| colleges of New York State: Adelphia,
Alfred, Cornell University, Elmira,
Hunter, New York State College, New
York University, St. Lawrence, SYRIA
cuse, University of Buffalo. Wells Col
lege. At the tea table will be Mrs.
Mitchell Carroll, Mrs. Charles w. Rip
pey, Mrs. F. F. Espenshied, Miss Alice
Evans. assisted by Mrs. G. H. Chasmer
Miss Eleanor Bonner, Miss Ruth Shep-
ard and Mrs. B. G. Speek.
The Junior Group will give supper
dance in honor of sons and daughters
of members and new Junior Group
members December IS at 1880 pm.
Reservations should be made by pm.
Tuesday.
d. C. League of American Pen
WOmen.-Mrs. Margaret Scully Zim-
meles exhibition of oils. water colors
and bas-reliefs will remain in the
Stoneleigh Court Studio until Decem-
Der %.
The meeting of the feature writing
December %, was held a week earlier
because of the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Victoria Faber Stevenson presided.
The Executive Board will meet Fri
day at 8 o'clock.
Burnside Corps, Woman's Relief, met
Wednesday. with the president, Mrs.
Alice Meade, presiding. The following
officers were elected President, Mrs.
Alice Meade (re-elected); senior vice
president, Mrs. Rose Pennell ire
| elected; Junior vice president, Mrs.
! Caroline Burrows; chaplain. Miss Sarah
! McMonigle (re-elected); treasurer, Mrs.
Della L. O'Brien fre-elected1 con-
ductor, Miss Lucy Sullivan tre-eleetedl- {;
guard Mrs. Clara True. Delegates for
/ the department convention, Miss AIDE
laide Foster, Mrs. Grace Carter, Miss
Lucy Sullivan, Miss Sarah McMonigle,
Miss Mary Howarth, and alternates,
Mrs. Clara True, Miss Caroline Bur-
rows, Mrs. Margaret Phillips. Mrs. Alice
Burke and Miss Mary Kelly.
The Auditing Committee met at the
home of Mrs. Alice Stein Thursday
evening and rendered her a surprise
| birthday party
Mrs. Morrison of Detroit. Mich.
| Woman's Relief Corps made an address,
the same being responded to by Mrs.
Della L. OBrien, department president.
There will be no meetings until jan
! uary, when the officers will be installed
National Society Daughters Of Found
ers and Patriots of America met De-
cember 10 at 1928 / street, National
President Mrs. John Laidlaw Bowel OF
Connecticut presiding. There were re-
ports by national officers and commit
tee chairmen.
Mrs Charlotte Emerson Main was
elected an honorary member for life.
The SOroptimist Club met Wednes-
nesday at a luncheon at the Lafayette
Hotel, when each member brought toys
Soroptimist Matte Gibson, superin-
tendent of Childrens Hospital, will dis
tribute them among the children at tbs
hospital A program of Christmas mu-
sic was rendered by quartet from the
Majorie Webster School, Miss Mary
Ballinger at the piano. A Christmas
offering of silver was made to the Home
for Aged Women in Georgetown.
feature of the program was the
presentation by Mrs. Bessie Fisher Of
a large silk American Flag borne on 9
standard. Mrs. Fishers gift was re.
ceived in the name of the club by Pres.
ident Mary Catherine Lewis.
Mrs. Blanche r. Green of New Haven
Conn, and Mrs. Cornelia Hatcher o.
Long Beach, Calf, spoke.
Mrs. Jane Ryan presented a vase u
the retiring president, Mary Catherine
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