Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-19

All club members are invited. Guest
privileges. Present membership cards.
Mrs. Grace Ross Chamberlin, chair
man of the current events section, an
nounces Midwinter dinner to be given
Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock.
Guest speakers will be Dr. Nolan, D, C.
Lewis, psychiatrist in charge at st.
Elizabeth's Hospital, author and lee
turer, who will speak on Present Day
Trends in Psychiatry," and Ray T.
Tucker, Washington correspondent for
the New York Evening Telegram, whose
subject will be What Is Happening To-
day." Reservations are limited to 100.
Members unable to secure dinner places
are invited to come in for the after
dinner talks.
Members of the American Merchant
Marine Library Association will be as
sisted in the annual campaign for books
and magazines for enlisted men Friday,
club day, when, at the base of the drive,
1864 Connecticut avenue. the following
members will serve: Mrs. William Lee
Corbin, Miss Elaine Eppley, Mrs. Good
win Graham, Mrs. Patrick Gallagher,
Mrs. Frances D. Merchant, Mrs. Gladys
Ball MiddleniSS, Mrs. John Allen Mum
son, Miss Grace Lincoln Temple, Mrs.
j. H. Toms and Mrs. Edward Quintard.
Mrs. Edgar T. Brown is chairman OF
the Community Chest committee and
will have assisting her Miss Grace Os-
good, Mrs. Fred Repetti, Mrs. l.. c.
Steward, Mrs. Meta Cole, Mrs. John
Moore, Mrs. Edith Sears. Mrs. /: B.
Dodson, Mrs. Frances Williams, Mrs.
Marie Gilman, Miss v. S. Benjamin,
Mrs. John S. HARDWOOD, Mrs. William
Peyton Wright, Miss Regina browne,
Mrs Mary Golden and Mrs. G. H. Curl.
The thimble section, Mrs. j. A. Mum
son, chairman, reports several garments
completed at the meeting Wednesday,
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small children.
An aviation section has recently been
formed and approved by the board of
directors at the meeting Tuesday. Mrs.
Edgar T. Brown is chairman. Members
registering are Mrs. Wymond Bradbury,
Mrs. Laura A. Bradley, Mrs. Merritt o.
Chance, Mrs. William E. Chamberlin,
Miss Annals Gutierrez, Mrs. Frances D.
Merchant, Miss G. Virginia Diedel,
Judge Mary O'Toole and Mrs. Cecilia
Ward. Mr., G. L. Ofenstein, consulting
aeronautical engineer, will arrange visits
to Hoover Field with guide. A course
Of lectures will be given, with ultimate
flying" as the goal. All interested are
ing was held Friday at the club house.
Mr.. Charles Moore will be the guest
of honor and will give an illustrated
after-dinner lecture at the second OF
series of District history dinner talks.
Reservations limited to 100 are now
being made. Guest privileges.
Mrs. George Chase led the score IN
contract bridge in December and Mrs.
T. H. Dawson was second. In auction
Mrs. l.. c. Steward was first and Mrs.
George d. Horning second. At the
meeting of the Monday auction and
contract bridge section tomorrow at
1870 o'clock duplicate bridge will be
played. Twelve tables play regularly:
HH;ec pcor .TenrkC iS hostess for
the Tuesday evening free and easy auc-
ton section, Mrs. Mable Whitmarsh, as
sisting Guests Tuesday were Gladys
jackson, Eta Zimpleman, Lucy Graves,
Mary Bagnell, Nina Smith, Flayia M.
Judd, Marguerite Evans and 1rma
Clough.
American Association Of University
Women.--Mrs. William Van Week will
be hostess at the Monday tea, when a
musical program will be given by MT.
Robert Ruckman, pianist The book
review section, under the leadership OF
Mrs, Maris Proffitt, will meet on Thurs
day at IL o'clock in the lounge. Mrs.
Adams will review THE Tragic Era" by
Claude G.. Bowers Miss Ruth KentZler
will review THE Library of Entertain
ment," by John l.. Stoddard. Mrs. H.
A. Whitney will be hostess at the lunch
con following.
On friday evening dO o q ClOCk bkAC
third meeting of the discussion group,
under the leadership of Edward Under
man of the New York School Of Social
Work, will be held. On Saturday the
monthly informal bridge group will
meet at o'clock. Reservations should
be made by Saturday noon. Also on
Saturday there will be an international
dinner at Z O'Clock. DR.. Charles K.
Webster, professor Of international re-
lations at the University of Wales, will
speak on Problems of the Pacific"
Mrs. Raymond B. Morgan will preside.
Reservations must be made before 8
pm. Friday.
Study group meetings for the week
are as follows: Monday, preschool edu-
cation advanced group at 2 PM;
leader, Nell Boyd Taylor; Thursday
beginning group at pm. Both
these groups meet at the Washington
Child Research Center, 1925 Columbia
road. The following groups meet at
the clubhouse, 1884 I street: Pre-
adolescent group, Wednesday morning
at Gas, under leadership Of DR.. Kath-
ryn McHale, educational secretary. The
morning international relations group,
under leadership of DR.. Esther Caukin,
will meet on Tuesday at IL o'clock.
The evening class, with Mrs. Edith B.
Cameron, will be at 8 pm. The group
studying THE Legal Status Of Women
Past, Present and Future" with Miss
Elizabeth Harris, professor of law, as
leader, will also meet on Tuesday eve
ming. Miss Carhart's French classes
are, as usual, on both Tuesday and Fri
day at 2:30 pm.
The regular monthly branch meeting
was held on Monday, Mrs. Karl Fen
ming, the president, presiding. Mrs.
Howe announced that the education
committee had arranged for a dinner
EehrIiarU 4 Qf Whirh Dir RnhaTf
Harvey Gault, professor of psychology
at Northwestern University, will speak
on Soviet Russia as Saw It." Mrs.
Lyman B. Swormstedt, chairman of the
finance committee, announced that a
theater benefit would be given to raise
funds for the 1000 international fell
lowship recently pledged. Upon the
suggestion of Mrs. Herrick the choice of
the play was left to the club. The play
selected was Journeys End"
Mrs. Burchard, chairman of the house
committee, called attention to the loan
TO the club of Encyclopedia Britannica;
also two pictures and some statuary by
Miss Vinton. Mrs. George Roth, chair
man OF membership, reported Is new
members for the month of December.
Miss Julia McCord, chairman of the
circulating library, announced that 20
books had already been purchased and
that great interest in this new project
was being shown. She asked for sug-
gestions concerning the choice of books
TO be purchased later. The elections
committee, consisting of seven mem
bers, was voted upon, after which Miss
Sibyl Baker spoke briefly on community
center work in Washington.
V0teleSs ID. c. League of Women Vot-
ers.-The study group on international
relations, in cooperation with the
A. A. U. w. and Y. w. C. A., has been
organized. Discussion meetings will be