Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-23

washington Cathedral, spoke before the
art section Monday and explained the
construction Of the Cathedral.
The literature section will meet at 8
pm. Monday at the home of Mrs. J. G.
Robertson, 1709 Lamont street. Mrs.
William v. Boyle win be chairman Of
hostesses. The program viii be devoted
to recent fiction.
As Thursday is Thanksgiving day, the
meeting of the executive board has been
postponed until the following Monday at
,, IL am.
The Washington READER Cuba
public recital will be given in the parish
hall of St. Stephens Church, Sixteenth
| and Newton streets, November 28 at
o'clock.
The program will cover q wide range
in selections, including the field Of the
dramatic as well as the lighter vein Of
comedy, varied also by attractive mu-
steal numbers.
Womens City Club.-Judge Kathryn
Sellers and Miss jeanette Ezekiels will
receive members at the tea today, with
Miss Florence Z. Ward and Mrs. Anna
H. Farrar Of the Hospitality Committee.
The contract and auction bridge Sec
ton meets tomorrow at 1880 o'clock.
A dinner meeting Of the City Plan
ming Committee will he held Monday
Miss Clara W. Mcouown will address
the current events section Tuesday
afternoon on "Journeyt1g In the Near
East"
The thimble section, Mrs. John A..
Munson, chairman, reports progress on
number of children's garments to be
distributed later where needed. Mrs.
John E; Clarke and Miss Adela l..
Heaven joined the section as contribut-
ing members last week.
Thanksgiving day will be observed in
the club house with q special dinner
from to 1880 o'clock.
The aviation section meets every
Friday evening at 3 o'clock. Registra-
lions are being received for the second
ground school course Of "a lectures.
Miss Amelia Earhart will be guest Of
honor and speaker at q luncheon at the
club house December. !. at / o'clock.
The Dance Committee announces q
dane, December 13. at 8 o'clock. Miss
Hazel Shields hostess.
CurIey Club.-Arrangements have
been completed for a minstrel extrava-
ganZa and dance tomorrow and Tues
day evenings In Carroll Hail. Tenth
and q streets Proceeds will be APP
piled to Archbishop Clirley's scholarship
fund.
A meeting was held in the Continental
Hotel Thursday evening with John
D0nnelly, president, presiding. The
second meeting Of November which
occurs on Thanksgiving evening, was
postponed.
Harry Candee, chairman of the
Monthly Publication Committee, enter
tanned the members of the Executive
Committee at his residence, 1900 Poto-
mac avenue southeast, Friday evening
Longevity Legion.-Free psychology
and other lectures are being held each
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday eve
ming and dances at the Gordon Hotel
The lectures are from 8 to o'clock and
the dances until IL O'Clock.
The Quota Club met at the Univer-
sity Wome1l's- Club, Miss Eleanor Eek
hardt, the president, presiding. The
speaker was Miss Julia S. Stevens, third
vice president, just back from Mexico
City, where he has been for the past
several months working with the
Mixed Claims Commission, United
States and Mexico.
Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest entertained
the club November Is at her home, at
Seminary Ridge, Va. Mrs. Marietta
Minnegerode Andrews was among the
guests. and entertained with stories and
recitAtiofs. p