Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-05

coran Gallery Of Art has issued cards
announcing special exhibition of 1.-THE
Geneva Drawings" sketches and por-
traits made during the eighth, ninth
and tenth assemblies Of the League Of
Nations and others recently executed at
Florence by Violet Oakley, N. A., which
will be on public view in the gallery to-
morrow until Sunday, April 81. The ex-
hibition will include the portfolio of re-
productions of Miss Oakley'S mural
paintings in the State Capitol Of Penn
sylvania entitled THE Holy Experiment"
and The Opening of the Book of the
Law"
Mrs. Frank Keefer, president of the
District OF Columbia Golf Association,
will entertain small company at lunch
con Monday, following the miniature
tournament" at the Chevy Chase Club
Monday morning at $3.50 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Chadwick of
Wilmington, Del, are spending several
days at the Dodge Hotel.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Roger D. Mellick of
Plainfleld, N. j., are at the Carlton
for a few days, accompanied by their
daughter Miss Catharine G. Mellick,
and their young son, Roger D. Mellick.
Miss Ellen Miller of the Merrill
Palmer School in Detroit is at the
Dodge Hotel for the week end.
Mrs. Bertha M. Laws, headmistress
of the Agnes Irwin School in Philadel-
phia. is at the Dodge Hotel while at
tending the Progressive Education AS
ISOLATION convention. Miss Laws is
accompanied by Miss Edith M. Murphy,
also of PHILADELPHIA
Y. w. G.. A. Business and
Professional WOmen'S Dinner.
The last dinner of this season to be
given by the business and professional
women'S department of the Young
Women's Christian Association will be
held in the Seventeenth and K streets
building Wednesday evening at $50
o'clock. with Mrs. Anne Tillery Rem
shaw as chief speaker of the occasion.
Mrs. Renshaw will speak on 1.-The Sc
cret OF Success" and Miss Minna Me
man, Washington pianist, will give the
musical portion of the program.
Presiding at the dinner will be Miss
Eleanor Eckhardt, president of the
Washington Quota Club, who recently
has been elected a member of the board
of directors of the Young Women s
Christian Association.
Miss Bertha PabSt has charge of res
eIvations for this final dinner meetiI
for this Winter of business and profess
Slonal women associated with the Young
Women'S Christian Association. Reser-
vations will close Tuesday evening.
The presidents of the Girl Reserve
Clubs in the senior high schools in the
city are uShers for the children's matt
nee of Snow White and the Seven
| Dwarfs" this afternoon at $50 O'Clock
III Barker Hall of the Young Women's
| Christian Association Building, at Sew
enteenth and K streets.
! Miss Kathryn Lyons of Eastern High
School is head usher, assisted by Miss
| That's Spencer of Central High Re.
serves, Miss Alice Anthem of Eastern
High Reserves, Miss Dorothy Harper
! Miss Charlotte Hobbs. Miss Henrietta
Goodner and Miss Jerry Epson, all OF
/ Western High School.
MRS. George A. Glynn of Watertown
/ N. Y. is at the Carlton for a few DAYS
accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Ruth Glynn.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian DEste and Mr.
and Mrs. R. M w. Pierce. ali of Mont
clair, N. j., are at the Carlton for s,v-
eral days.
This. Art Promoters Club will hold a
special exhibition of the work of its
members this afternoon from 4 to Z
O'Clock IN the banquet room of the
! carlton Hotel. to which all art patrons
in Washington are invited. The showing
To-Day VIII include oil and water-color
work by Mr.. Rowland Lyon. Mr.. Philip
Fletcher Bell. Mrs. Eva Colborn and
Mr.. Edward Macdonald: a collection ri
charcoal studies by Mr. Clyde Workman,
Mss Marie La Cavera and others: an
unusual display of ceramic art bv Miss
Mae Henriette Vance and interesting
wax models done by Mrs Margaret Rol.
Ter. In addition to the junior artist
group there will be a number of new
paintings by Miss Hildegarde Hamilton
VINO closed her one-woman exhibit at
the Carlton last week. Miss Hamilton
has entered new paintings for today's
showing
The reception this afternoon will also
open the exhibit of Miss Elizabeth
Muhlhofer. Washington artist, which
will include number of smaller paint
| ings, ss well as the more expensive
work, which will hang on the mezzanine
floor under the auspices of the Art Pro-
motors throughout this month.
Miss Margaret Louise O'Brien, vice
pleSlueIG Oh lIle society, VIII mead the
receiving line today and introduce the
guests to the artists. Nine. Josephine
c. de Lagnel will preside at the tea
table, assisted by Mrs. j. Fairfield Car
penter, Mrs. Arthur Beckett McCrone,
Mrs. Huntington Kidd and Miss Mittie
Eugenia Burch.
The board of directors of the Wom-
ems Christian Association gave a lunch
hnnNn ~ l.
street yesterday. A three-course lunch
were carried out in the Easter colors,
yellow, white and green, and the tables
were centered with crystal bowls filled
with Easter flowers.
The guests included Miss Mabel
Thurston, Mrs. John Bennett, Central
Union Mission: Mrs. Ben Webster, Y.
W. G. A; Mrs. Ford, Travellers Aid;