Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-30

Norcross read q paper. A prize novel
was discussed by Mrs. Ballard, Mrs.
Phelps and Mrs. Norcross.
| The educational section met with
| Mrs. c. c. Thomason, assisted BY Mrs.
@. E. Hudson and Miss Esther NC.
| Dewitt. Miss Mary Frank, principal o.
Petworth School, was In charge OF the
nrogram. Miss Helen Samuel. q
| teacher from the Gordon Junior High
school. made an address.
The philanthropic section was enter
tained bv Mrs. @. w. Clarvoe and Mrs.
James Newton as hostesses March 10.
Work was done on the quilts ana ciotn-
ing for children Of the Gospel Mission.
Mrs Ellen Painter and Mrs. j. D.
MENUS were in charge OF the program
for the civic section March 20. Pend
ing legislation in regard to the retlre-
ment bill, the tariff bill and the insur-
ance bill was presented, followed ny
discussion on the subjects. MRS. -: D.
Waldo assisted by Mrs. G. D. Keller,
was hostess.
yo,eVess ID. C. League Of Women
,,o,srs In celebration of the tenth
,,,rthdav anniversary. the local league
met at A luncheon in Stonelelgn CouII
Wednesday, listening-in 70 the OLOa9
cast Of speeches from New YORK Haoe
bv Miss katherine Ludington, vice pre-
iSent of the national league; MRS. Car
lie chairman Gait, honorary president,
and Miss Belle Sherwin, president from
yx;asbinpton. who earlier ATTENDED the
,ocaI Celebration and assisted In the
Ceremony of cutting the birthday cake
NSre Henry Grattan Doyle presided AZ
tha luncheon meeting. At the speakers
tnh1a were Representative Mary Norton,
Mrs E A. Hartman, president OF tne
1eaoue of Republican Women; MRS. Aoa
[Iusfed Harper, George Z. havenIle!i,
Mrs, Harvey w. Wiley, National Oou I'LL
Of the National Womans Party Mls'
Edna Johnston, Mrs. HaIWoo1 ,,:ISSS' =,
NSrs Harry Parkinson. Mrs. Wlillah
Tdarilea Mrs Elizabeth S. Friedman
and MRS. Louis Gutenberg. MRS. LYMAN
d Swornstedt reported on the PROFESS
- the memorial fund. Delegates 10 the
Conference in Louisville were electeo as
foiioVs. Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle,
Mrs Edns Johnston and Mrs. FRANK
IIiran smell, Alternates-Miss Sracs
Abbott. Mrs. Clara M. Boyer ana MISS
Ethel Ketcham.
The washington Readers Club WlA
,,ae4 Anril / at All Souls Church, SIX
tenth and Harvard streets, ct pm
sr,obleland'' is the subject OF the eve
Ming and Miss Anita Schade VIII DC 'lie
hostess.
Twert,eth Century Club next Tnurs-
dav will have a reading py LENS
Connell at the Y. w. G. A: az "a . 49, ~
tomorrow morning at ~ loss crIij
n,eat at Mrs. Edgar B. Calverts' I@YO
California street, Win MIS-
Raves in charge. 40 ~So4;ons"
"a Practical Drill on All MoClon :.
will be conducted by Miss Eni. I'M, 80"
Strider at the parliamentary law a.
3SI 1O FRIDAY at IL o'clock, at inc
Y. w G. A.
Curley Club.-Miss Gretchen 5a rssis
nresident, and Silvio Pom, We orto at
5ent entertained at a caro- PSsAav
sea eo,anth street southeast TUESDAY
ooo ,t-og proceeds from the af1alr weLe
5000 IN the scholarship fund. miss
80 Navir and Miss Catherine Hup-
y,ert will entertain at q caro- pay SI.y.nat
r. ,stter,s residence, 407 sixth sCIee'
CaaS tomorrow evening. a meeIs
i1,s If tine executive committee was n sn1
~ ~ +ba home of Miss Ethel Ammon, lou
Esst Capitol street, THURSDAY eVen ..s
at which time arrangements WEI ILL
nieted for the annual communion me- 81
Of the club May at oclOch: a 49,
-
Wei assistanV pastor at st. Martln,ss
a,,J sToiritlIal director Of the clup, WIZ
oeiebrate the mass. Preliminary plans
sIso were discussed for the annual lawn
aafe in .Tnlv for the benent OF the
sc1olarshin fund, John Donnelly, cneu-
nan of the athletic committee, nelo .
card marty at his residence, III Z
street northeast, Friday evening ior Ine
benefit Of the club.
The Park View Woman's Club met AZ
the home of Mrs. p. 3. Asnnurn; Inc
hostesses were Mrs. r. Dune, MIS- =.
MCKAY and Mrs. Ashburn. Inc AT
sectior met at the home OF Mrs. FREQ
8 walker. 76O Rock Creek Church ROAD.
luncheon was served by the hostesses.
Mrs. L. Standish, Mrs. D. Bearosley ana
Mrs. F. Walker.
American Association Of University
Vomen.-Members planning TO ateeno
the buffet supper in honor OF the cast
after the benefit performance OF jour
nevis End" Monday evening, are re-
nrIested to make reservations py noon
The French luncheon will be held
Monday at / O'Clock, followed py the
French conversation class at pm. ana
the class in French geography az pm
There will be no meeting OF the IN.
ternational relations group Tuesoay
morning. but there will be meetlng ~
. nm. at the club house At pm. the
group studying The Legal status Oh
Women" will meet.
DIR. McHale's class in pre-adolescence
VII meet wednesday at s:45 am.
The Takoma Park Women's Club art
department met In Community Hall,
Carroll and Denwood avenues, March 10.
Mrs Frank Richmond, Mrs. Joseph A.
Becher, Mrs. Charles H. Davey, MRS. II.
M, Spray, Mrs. C.. Madison Ray ana
Mrs. Albert H. Parham were hoseeSSeS
at a luncheon. Mrs. Charles q. Appote
made an address.
Miss Annie G. Wilson, chairman OF
art for the Maryland Federation. VIII
be the speaker for the meeting 10 De
held at the home Of Mrs. James Iaylor,
100 Albany avenue, April 10. at O'CLOCK
Mrs. Lloyd Biddle, Mrs. John Conman'
Mrs. Arthur Gordon and MRS. Grace F.
Lawrence will assist.
The Woman's Club of Chevy Chase,
Md.-The international relations sec
ton met Monday afternoon az the nonie
of Mrs. Arthur Palmer on OxIoro sIr Ss,;
Mrs Eugene Mueller, Mrs. Camppel
Waters and Mrs. George w. M. Vinai
made addresses. Mrs. Louis Laudick
and her daughter showed moving pic
lures of the Mediterranean cruise. MRS.
Charles Pimpcr and Mrs. Bowen Gran
dali assisted Mrs. Palmer at tea whlch
followed the meeting.
The literature section met March II
at the home of Mrs. Earl Clapp on
Meadow lane. Mrs. David Allan Rob-
ertson was the guest speaker: MRS.
Robert M. Barnett was the hostess, as
sisted by Mrs. Donald M. Earl. Mrs.
w. H. Grimes and Mrs. Ralph SaSScer.
The nature section will have walk
from Chevy Chase Circle next Tuesday
at 10 o'clock.
The social section will have bust