Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-19
A. i. GUILD PLANS
COLORFUL DINNER
Living "Book Review" Will
Feature Event Arranged
for February 7.

Colorful features are planned for the
annual dinner of the Womens Guild
Of American University, at the college
dining hall February Z. when the pro-
gram will be presented in living book
review"
Plans are being made by several COM
mittees for this event, the outstanding
affair of the year by the guild, in its
efforts to raise funds for scholarships
and for furnishing the women's resi-
dence. The hall will be transformed
into q colerful Summer garden by .
comprehensive decorative plan.
Mars. Lueius C. Clark, wife of Chan,
oeller Clark, who is chairman OF the
general committee in charge, explained
a hostess will be named for an author.
There will be q grand march, In
which persons impersonating books will
participate, for the audience to guess
the identity of the book. The climax
will come in a series of tableaux rep
resenting ave periods of literature.
The committees In charge Of these
periods are Mrs. Eugene Wesley Shaw,
chairman. Bible. Mrs. George B. Wood,
Mrs. H q. Moulton; victorian, MRS. D.
o. Kinsman; musical. Mrs. Dawson
Olmstead; childTens books. Mrs. George
S. Jameson, Mrs. Ellery StoWell; mod
ern, Mrs. P. M. Anderson and Mrs.
Harold Meulton. ......... -.
Mrs. Clark's~ general committee con-
sists of Dean Mary Louise Brown. Mrs.
Eugue Wesley Shaw. Miss zuey Fowler,
Mrs. F. L. Benton, Mrs. j. s. Montsom-
cry. Mrs, Phyllis Lamar. Mrs. F, M.
Anderson and Mrs. Dawson Olmstead.
Hungarian Journalist to Speak.
Or. THOR Eckhardt, prominent young
statesman and journalist OF Hungary,
will make an address at college chapel
at 10 O'Clock Wednesday morning under
Joint auspices of the Carnegie Endov-
ment and the International Relations
Club of the college, on The Political
Evolution Of Central Europe" The pub
lie is invited.
DIR. Eckhsrdt has served as minister
OF the interior, and as chairman OF the
COMMITTEES on foreign relations OF Hun
gary He opposed the attempted return
Of King Charles ~ to the throne OF
Hungary
Word has been received that the
State Board of Education Of New York
State has placed the College OF Liberal
Arts of American University on its APP
proved list, for prospective teachers TO
teach in the schools of the State. TINS
official step by the State hoard Is the
latest in fast-greWing list OF orgah-
zations which are recognizing and ae-
CiculCihk WIG SOA0eN' N'S"
year.
The Faculty WomeHs Club elected
officers at Its annual meeting at the
home of Mrs. George B. Woods. nam
ing as president Mrs. Harold Colder.
other oficers are: Miss Dorothy Wulf'
treasurer; Mrs. Charles Marsh. secre-
tary. Mrs. Woods was assisted by MISS
! Jessie Ferguson and Mrs. Charles Marsh
as hestesses.
Freshman Officers Elected.
The freshman class has elected ON
GERS as fellows M. W. Sehaul OF Ty-
rome. Pa president; Phyllis Alderman,
vice president; Alan Blanchard, treas
urer: Katherine Reuter-, secretary.
freshman dance Is planned for next
| month.
The sophomore class plans dance
for February IL. Dorothy Darby and
| Doris Evans are chsirmen OF the COM
mittees in charge.
American University was host Thurs
| day night at dinner to delegates to the
Educational Association Of the Metho-
dist Church. in session last week. Dr.
Clark delivered the welcoming address.
DR.. George B. Woods, dean OF the
| college, delivered the address Friday
morning at Central High School at
| exercises for honor students.
DR.. Clark will be one OF the judges at
the debate Tuesday night between the
Y. w. C. A. and Y M. C. A. on ma
tional representation.
| Will Hutchins, professor OF art Of
| American University, delivered an ad-
dress before the Jewish Community
Center Dramatic Club wednesday
evening