Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-14

The Washington Zonta Club met a
the Raleigh Hotel Wednesday, with Mis-
Gertrude Van Hoesen presiding. Mis-,
Kettle Anderson had as her guest, Mis-
Irene Richards, health education direc.
tor of the Y. w. C. A. Miss Stewart
New Myer, who is mentioning in Wash.
ington, is a sophomore in the course Of
journalism at the University of Wis.
consin. She was awarded the legisla'
tive scholarship for the coming year.
The club welcomed Miss Nell Ingall:
Rs a member She Is en- executive III
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
A talk on . tour through Contra
America was given by NT. Edith Seville
Coale, member of the local club, recent
IL returned from Guatemala. DR.. Coale
had an exhibit of native handwork.
Department of the Potomac, Woman.
Relief COrps-At the forty-eighth an.
nual convention of the National Won
ans Relief Corps, held in Cincinnati
Ohio, August IS, the following repre-
sented the Department of the Potomac;
Mrs. Mary NJ. North, Miss Jennie Ham
ilton, Mrs. Mary H. Wingate, Miss
Augusta B. Palmer, Mrs. Lizzie Bas-
sett, Mrs. Charlotte M. Cary, Mrs. Mar
garet Bradt, Mrs Della L. O'Brien, Mrs
Addie w. Hickman, Mrs. E. Helen
Temple, Mrs. Rose Pennell, Mrs. Mar
varet Marsh, Mrs. Mary Mangan, Mrs
Mary M Hutchins and Mrs. Mary
Fouglass. Mrs. Della L. O'Brien, presi-
dent of the Department of the Potomac
was elected a member Of the national
executive board.
The Department of the Potomac is
arranging for rummage sale october
and 9.
The Soroptimist Club of Washington
met Wednesday evening at the Lewis
Hotel Training School, when Mary
Catherine Lewis, president of the club,
entertained at IAN italian Night in the
Kitchen" The guests wore italian cos
TUNES and headdress, designed and ar
italian dinner was served. Harry An
gelico, tenor, and member of the OPP
tinist Club, sang group Of italian folk
songs. Mrs. Angelica accompanied her
husband.
Motion pictures taken by clifford
Lewis and Tom Hysong during the re-
cent International Soroptimist conven-
ton in London, and the post conven-
ton tour of Soroptimist clubs in France,
Holland, Germany, Belgium, SwttZer-
land and italy were features,
Mrs. Ruby Lee Minar gave talk on
the London convention, Mrs. Nell
Hysong spoke on italy, Mrs. Ethel
knight Pollard talked on France and
Mrs Mary Catherine Lewis spoke brief
ly Of the visits to Soroptirnist clubs in
the other countries. The Social Com
rnittee, which assisted Mrs. Lewis in
receiving the guests and provided other
musical entertainment. includes Miss
Margaret Gillespie, chairman; DR.. Lulu
I. Waters, Miss Gene C. Bearmore, Miss
Marjorie Webster, Miss Grace Good
pasture, Mrs. Bess Fisher, Mrs. Edith
Halves, Mrs. Elsbeth Gillespie, Miss
Mary Bourke and Mrs. Jewel Downs.
Mrs. Nell Hysong is entertaining
members of the club and their hus-
bands at her cottage, Hysong-on-the-
Bay, this week end. The next meet
ing of the club will be held Wednesday
at the Lafayette Hotel.
The Owls met Tesday at the residence
of Paul Murray, 1903 r street, Albert
ID. Sterling, founder of the club, was re-
elected president for the third conSecu-
tive season, Oliver G. Twyman, re-
elected vice president for his third con-
secutive season. Robert s. Prioleau re-
placed Paul z. Murray as secretary,
Charles Contee was reelected financial
secretary, Jospeh Waddy was reelected
treasurer, Leonard Jones was reelected
business manager. william Berry was
reelected social editor and Edward