Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09
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Washington guests Of Mrs. o. B. Camp
bell of the Burlington Hotel.

Woman's Club Of Bethesda.-The
guest speaker at the March meeting to
be held on Tuesday viii be Mrs. Robert
Reese of the Audubon Society Of Amer
| lea, who will talk on Birds of Bethes-
da." Mrs. Reginald B. LOCKER will be
chairman Of hoSteSses at the tea fol-
lowing the program.
On Thursday evening a Dutch supper
will be given by the ways and means
committee for the benefit of the club
house fund for retirement of bonds. The
committee In charge of arrangements
for the supper is headed by Mrs. John
A. Holmes with the following women
assisting: MRS. L. L. Nicholson, Mrs. T..
G. Brandenburg, Mrs. Robert D. Hag-
ner, Mrs. Thomas w. Casey, Mrs. T..
w. Schultze. Mrs. Peter L. Decker, Mrs.
Mrs. Z. M. Willis. From $3.50 till IL
O'Clock there viii be dancing. The pub
lie is codially invited.
The hospital committee met Monday
at the club house and devoted the day
to preparation of surgical dressings for
the Montgomery County General Hos
pital. The chairman, Mrs. c. Willard
Hayes, announced that the next meet
ing Of this committee would be held at
her home in Edgemoor on the frSt Mon
day in April.
Bethesda Community Garden Club.
The regular March meeting of the
Garden Club under its new name will
be held on Friday, at 1880 am, at the
community house In Battery Park. DR..
Horsfall, editor Of Nature Magazine,
will talk on Birds" Hostesses at
luncheon win be Mrs. r. Granville Cur
~, Mrs. T. II. Macdonald and Mrs.
Louis Gravelle.
MRS. Clyde A. Selleck, Mrs. II. H.
Hartnett, Mrs. John r. Barley and
Mrs. Reginald B. LOCKER were the COM
mittee working with the president, Mrs.
Leon M. Grant, on the benefit card
party program which was carried out
successfully last Saturday evening.
Quota CIub.-The board of directors
met Tuesday evening at Mrs. M. K.
Hume's apartments in the La Sale Ho-
tel Reports Of committees showed q
great deal of active work is in progress
along various lines, the report Of the
membership committee being especially
interesting.
The monthly business meeting was
held ut dinner Thursday evening at the
Women's University Club on I street,
with O representative number of mem
beers present. Among other matters
discussed and passed upon 1t was voted
! TO support the cherry blossom festival
| to be held in Washington in the Spring.
washington Readers CIub.-"Litera-
ture of the Nineteenth Century" was
the inspiration for the entertainment
given by the We Jhington Readers Club
at All Souls Church on March 1. Lulu
@. Adams was the hostess Of the eve
ming. Violet Pierson read . paper on
| the "Oral Interpretation Of Literature
sent In by Prof. Charles 3. Richardson,
| who was unable personally to take his
place ON the program. Ada Louise
| Townsend presented o scene from
| Dickens TALE of Two Cities" w.
the Goose" (F. HopkinSon SMITH
Eunice Wartman, a guest artist, sang
two numbers, accompanied by Mrs.
Grace Thomas. at the piano. Virginia
| Bayly Blassingham read THE Juggler
Of Tourrain," by Edwin Markham. Mrs.
| James r. Hartnett gave two readings
and Leslie Waudby and Esther Waldron
f, presented the playlet, Hearts Endur-
Ing" by John Erskine.
Four people were received as active
members Of the club: Frederic Angelo
Behar, Mrs. Patricia Behar, 1924 Park
Road northwest; Miss Sarah Bruce
Hobbs, The Cecil, 1925 Fifteenth street
northwest, and Miss Augusta Machen,
u. 8. Government Hotels.
The Shakespearean banquet COM
mittee was appointed as Mrs. Elizabeth
Bugbee, Mr.. Wiley o. Ison, Mrs. VIII
liam @. Harlee, Miss Lulu Adams, and
Miss Rosemary Arnold.
ID. c. Home Economies Association
DR.. Paul Dunbar, chief Of the food
drug and insecticide administration OF
the Department Of Agriculture, win talk
on the Different Phases Of Enforcing
the Pure Food Laws" on Tuesday eve
ming at 9 o'clock at the Bureau o.