Evening star., 1930-06-01

beginning June classes will be held
each week throughout the Summer,
meetings to be held at the clubhouse.
Lieut. Louis Rawlings, jr. will be in
structor Miss Glare Trenckmann was
a guest at the tea Sunday and gave q
talk on flying costumes for women"
Members of the club interested in
bridge are invited to attend the Tues
day evening bridge section.
Mrs. John Allen MunSon and the
members of the thimble section are
working to complete garments cut out
and are inviting additional help from
club members who can meet with the
section Wednesday at IL O'Clock to sew
d. C. Federation of Womens' Clubs
Mrs. Virginia White Speel, general fed
Grafton director. with Mrs. William La
Varre, Miss Mate Lewis and Mrs.
Charles Langley will represent the D. c..
Federation at the twentieth biennial
convention, June 5-14 in Denver, Colo.
A scrapbook, arranged by the publicity
chairman of the d. c. Federation, Mrs.
Grattan Kerans, will be on exhibition
at the convention. Each federated club
has been allotted page or more. where
! newspaper clippings telling OF their
activities have been entered. This book
will be exhibited at the opening meet
ing in the Autumn.
Mrs Henry F. Sawtelle. chairman Of
| the flag committee, carried the new
| federation flag In the ceremony at
| Mount st. Adams in the Massing of
| the Colors last Sunday. The flag was
dedicated and allegiance was pledged to
, 1t by the members of the federation at
the annual meeting, May 9.
The Zonta Club luncheon was held
| Wednesday at the Raleigh Hotel. AS
1t was the last meeting of the month,
! 1t was closed meeting and business was
| transacted. The president, Gertrude
/ Van Hoesen. presided.
! Mrs. P. w. Macmillan. chairman of
program committee. announced that
Frederic William Vile, newspaper cor
respondent, will be the guest speaker of
| the club June 4.
| American Association of University
| Women.-The last business meeting of
/ the year was held Monday. Annual
reports we're read by the various COM
mittee chairmen. Mrs George Roth,
membership chairman, reported 81 new
! members. representing Al colleges, the
| largest number being from George
Washington, Columbia University and
| Wellesley Mrs Samuel G.. Herrick
| chairman of the fellowship fund, re-
ported more than $4,000 has already
been raised toward the $4,000 fellow
| ship.
Mrs. A. L. Barber, on behalf of the
board of directors, presented Mrs. Karl
| Fenning with pewter candlesticks and
! bowl. Mrs. Fenning made an address
and welcomed the incoming president
Mrs. otto Veerhoff.
There will be no more programs on
Monday during the Summer, but tea
| will be served at o'clock each Mon
day.
WOmen's Guild Of American Uni
| versity.-Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker will
| preside at the annual meeting at Hurst
| Hall on the campus of American Uni
versity tomorrow at 11:15 am. Annual
| reports of all of the committees will
/ be given and plans for the coming year
| will be discussed. There will be an
| election of officers At the conclusion
! of the meeting the members are guests
of the university at luncheon in the
women's residence hall.
The Wheel of Progress conmemorated
| its last meeting of the season with an
| entertainment of reading and music
| after a short business session Monday
| evening at the Hotel Washington. Mrs
| Margaret Hopkins Worrell, the presi-
dent, presided It was resolved to merge
| the District Wheel and the National
Wheel of Progress, following which OFF,
| GERS were elected.
Henry Whitefield Samson gave a talk
| on some instances of desecration of the
| flag. Alice Neal entertained with songs,
accompanied on the piano by Mrs.
Louise McNerney, who also rendered
| an instrumental selection. Mrs. Anton
| Heitmuller. president of the Arts Club,
gave a talk on India" Refreshments
were served and social followed.
The Writer'S League Of Washington
/ will meet at the Thomson Community
Center next Friday at o'clock. The
program includes short stories by Felix
SchwarZ Miss Bailey and Charles P.
Cole: feature article by Miss Evelyn
Crane and verse by Miss Priestley.
Tlans will be presented for the annual
p."nic.
Hugh Irish gave talk on technique
| Mrs. Helen Orr Watson read her prize
winning article, Pilgrimage of the Gold
/ Star Mothers" Mrs. E. c. Rittue read
two poems
Chapter B. P. E. o.. met May 27, at
! the home of Mrs. W. A. Orton. 600
Cedar street, Takoma Park, D. c., when
| buffet supper was served. Assisting
hostesseS we're Mrs WV. Stockberger,
Mrs. Charles Marvin Jones, Mrs. Hor-
| ton H. McKeever and Mrs. Edgar B.
| Merritt
The president, Miss Jessie o. Elting,
| presided over the business meeting,
when reports of officers and committee
chairmen were given. 1t was voted TO
close the years activities with a picnic
at Haines Point June 10, at 2 o'clock.
donation was voted toward the work
| nf oil
son gave readings.
Guests were Mrs. Lulu Grubb, Col
vile, Wash: Mrs. S. o. Smith, Lake
wood, Ohio; Mrs. M I. Fifeld. New
port, VT; Mrs. Emma Sloane, Geneva,
| Nebr.; Mrs. S. w. Swanton, Mrs. Grace
| M. Swiggert and Mrs. Schueld of Wash
| ington.
The PhilO Classics observed the birth
| day of Shakespeare by celebration
and birthday cake The May party,
whicn consisted of songs and verse, was
| in honor of a member The closing
meeting was an out-of-doors event, at
| the Clarke cottage, near Glen Echo,
! for the afternoon. The president read
| paper on "Shakespeare's Swan Song"
which was followed by the study of
The Tempest" Mrs. FriZZell conducted
| a questionnaire of the play. The club
is planning a Virgilian year for next
| years study. Guests were Mrs. r. L.
Bains, Mrs. Howell, Mrs. v. Harris and
John Harris.
The Susan b. Anthony Foundation,
Inc. held its annual meeting Tuesday
at the home of the late DR.. Kate Waller
Barrett, in Alexandria. Va. Mrs. Anna
E. Hendley presided. Miss Janet Rich
ards acted as parliamentarian Reports
were given by Mrs Leon Arnold Mrs
Ada Van B. Neely, Miss Edna McIn-
tosh and Mrs. Virginia Peters-Park-
| hurst.
Tho hoard of directors eIected the fol-