Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09

+, section in charge of Mrs. Marie M.
| Proffitt viii meet. Revolt in the Des-
ert," by Thomas Edward Lawrence, will
be reviewed by Miss Edna A. Clark.
and "Cornet," by Manuel Komroff, will
| be reviewed by Mrs. Frank z. ,EdginR-
ton. A table for luncheon will be re-
served for the group, with Mrs. Lucius
c. Clark as hostess.
A circulating library has been started
at the club house.
| A diplomatic luncheon on SATURDAY.
will have as honor guest and speaker
Senior Don Carlos G. Davila, Ambassa-
dor from Chile. Mrs. william F. Notz
\ will introduce, Senior Davila and Mrs.
| George B. Woods will be the hostess.
! Saturday at 8 pm. An informal card
party for members and friends is
scheduled. Reservations by Saturday
noon. Table. 81.
The two pre-school study groups meet
ing at the Washington Child Research
| Center, 1925 Columbia road, have COM
bined and meet jointly Thursday the
thirteenth at pm. The pre-adolescent
| group will meet as usual on Wednes-
day mornings at the club house with
DR. Kathryn McHale.
District of Columbia League of Amer
lean Pen Women.-The monthly art
lists tea, Miss Clara Hill, chairman, will
be held at the studio this afternoon
from 4 to 6 o'clock. An exhibit of
paintings by Miss Blondell Malone will
open today at the studio and remain
there for two weeks.
The playwriterS' group, under the di-
rection Of Mrs. Edith Ogden Heidel, will
have as the speaker on Tuesday eve
ming Prof. William Lee Corbin, libra
rian at the Smithsonian Institution and
lecturer in English at American Uni
verSity. Prof. Corbin will speak on
Irish Drama and Playwrights." A one
act Irish play, Riders to the Sea-" by
j. M. Synge. will be presented. Nine.
Felian GarZia will conduct her weekly
French class at the studio on Thursday
afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock and at 8 that
evening the editing group will hold its
monthly meeting under the chairman
ship of DR.. Elnora Folkmar.
The third of the series Of coffee house
talks, of which Mrs. William Wolff
Smith is chairman, will take place at
the studio on Friday afternoon at 4:3O
O'Clock. The program will be an
nounced later. At the students group
meetings next Sunday afternoon at
$3.50 program of students productions
| will be presented in honor of Mrs. E.
Richard Gasch, the president. All
league members are invited to attend.
The hostesSes at the studio for this
week during the afternoon hours will
be Miss Marie c. Redfern, Mrs. Ed
Mrs. Ernest Virgins and Mrs. Hugh
Irish.
The following elections committee has
been chosen: Miss Jean Stephenson,
Mrs. Evelyn Sheriff., DR.. Frances Moon
Butts, Mrs. Theodore Tiller and Mrs.
Hugh Irish. This committee will receive
nominations for the different Offices
which are to be filled at the annual
meeting in March. All candidates must
have 10 Endorsements and the indorSe-
mentS must be In the hands of the
committee by February IL.
Miss Julia Z. Schelling, one Of the
District members, will 60 to Bayreuth,
Germany, this Summer for the purpose
| of interpreting, In English, the music
dramas Of the Wagner festival of 1880.
Miss Schelling, who Is the sister of Err
nest Schelling, the composer and pia-
mist, has received the hearty APPROVAL
| Wagner, in the Interpretation of his
fathers works.
Phil Sheridan WOman's Relief Corps
met Tuesday night. The national
president Of the Woman's Relief Corps,
Mrs. Margaret ]. Bennett, and Mrs.
Aide Palmer, past president OF the De-
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by the col0rS to the rostrum. The local
department president, Mrs. Charlotte
M. Cary, and her officers; Mrs. Mary
H. Wingate, Mrs. Caroline M. Curry,
| Mrs. Marion b. Parker, Miss Jennie L.
Hamilton, Mrs. Addie w. Hickman were
also escorted to the rostrum.
Mrs. Nellie Wright was elected to
membership and Mrs. Marie Rricker
was admitted by transfer An invita-
ton was accepted to attend exercises
by the Military Order Of the Loyal
Legion at noon February IA at the
Lincoln Memorial. when the president,
wreath in behalf Of the corps. The
chairman Of relief reported on many
visits to the sick.
At the close Of the business session,
Mrs. Mandy, introduced the patriotic
instructor, Mrs. Mary Van Ness Fauth,
who presented the musician. Mr. Lud-
| wig Mandy, husband Of the corps preSi-
dent. and the speakers, Mrs. Elizabeth
D. Shaw on Mckinley; Mrs. Cora
l.. Mandy, on Lincoln: Mrs. Addie
w. Hickman on Washington; Mrs.
Agnes Sibley ON "A Tribute to the
Flag" Mrs. Charlotte NJ. Cary con-
cluded with "The Americans Creed
The national president, Mrs. Bennett,
led in singing America the Beautiful"
Mrs. .Addie w. Hickman led in singing
''Tentjng on the Old Camp Ground. "
The Battle Hymn Of the Republic" and
America. . -
A costume dance by Margaret Carroll
concluded the program. -
Mrs. +. Helen Temple spoke Of the
corps work in the restoration Of the
flag in front of Arlington House. Mrs.
Anna Horn, president of the Daughters
80 H. Nls0S1 ITr,~.
announced patriotic program at 1902
Fourteenth street on February IT, fol-
lowed by q colonial dance. -
The national president congratulated
Mrs. Mandy on her work and the work
OF her officers. In responding, Mrs.
Mandy presented souvenir to the ma
tional president In behalf Of the corps
THE Cherry Blossoms" Mrs Au-
gusta p. Palmer and Ludwig Mandy
their musical numbers. Mrs. Aide
Parker brought greetings from her dee
partment. Mrs. Charlotte M. Cary re-
ferred to the convention to open here
on February TO-, =. :. 4.
District Of Columbia Chapter o. the
Arnerican PhyaiOtherapy Association
held its monthly meeting at ChildrenS
Hospital On Wednesday morning. Miss
Louise Lippett, otherapiSt In. the
orthopedic clinic, gave demonstrations
OF work being done and results obtained
with children suffering from various
forms of paralysis. Keen interest was
manifest in the hydrotherapy being
used in connection with massage and
corrective gymnastics. 1t was stated
that Chlldren's Hospital is the only
place in Washington having specially
constructed swimming tanks for treat
ing these cases.
Several out-of-town visitors attended
the meeting.
Twentieth Century CInb.-""The Mod
ern Department Store" will be the sub
| lect on UfiNh Ar Wy E,,..nkL