Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16
Mrs. MCGOWAN Tuttle and Mr. and Mr.;
Edward F. Dickinson.

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Edward F. Dickinson.
ThimbIe Club of Washington Council
no. %, Ladies of the Masonic Universe
craftsmen Council of Engineers, he1c
an interesting meeting Wednesday o
last week at the home of Mrs. Helena
Ward, Mount Rainier, Md.
The hostess served a luncheon, pre-
ceded by a regular business session. Tit
president, Mrs. Agnes Hipsley, called thu
club to order. One of the most impor'
tant things acted on was to change the
name of the organization. The new
name decided upon was the "Socia
Club of Washington Council, No. %.
Games followed the luncheon. Prizes
Were awarded to Mrs. Martha Stops
With consolation to Mrs. Isabelle Smith.
ers, for cards. The bunco prizes went
TO Mrs. Helena Ward and consolation
70 Mrs. Mayme A. Kuechle.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. ChristabeI Burton, 1416
Forty-fourth street, Foxall Heights
u. C., Wednesday. The members
are to meet at Fourteenth street
ana New York avenue in time to
get The 10:45 am. street car. The Com
munlty Chest drive was brought before
the meeting.
Sunshine Circle of the Florence Crit
tentOn Home met on February IL at the
nome OF Mrs. E. S. Henry, 1920 Column
pa road, with Is members and l Wis
ltor present. A very interesting and in
Suuctlve talk was given by the presi-
oent, Mrs. Thomas E. Robertson, of the
worthwhile work being accomplished
IN the home and she also gave some
details Of the Community Chest and its
budget for the city's charity work.
Inc next meeting will be held on
March IL.
Ladies Auxiliary, Hebrew Home for
the Aged.-The next regular monthly
meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary will be
held at the Home for the Aged on Mon
day evening, February II, at o'clock
! Mrs. B. A. Levitan will offer the prayer
The house chairman, Mr.. NJ. Stein, will
read the monthly report. A splendid
Buckner will render several vocal Sc
lections.
American University Women's Guild
Members, please note that the next
regular meeting of the Wemen'S Guild
will not be held until Tuesday, February
rs, at 2 pm. There will be a business
session at the women's residence hall
| on the campus, and after this meeting
tea will be served.
w. o. N. A. r. ID. will hold it's regular
monthly meeting on Wednesday at the
Women's City Club. with Mrs. A. c.
Taylor, Mrs. j. Waldman, Mrs. F. T.
| Stone and Miss Agnes Walters as host
esses. Mrs. A. v. Burdine, the president
Will give an interesting and instructive
address.
American Association of University
Women will have at the Monday tea
| Mrs. Samuel Herrick as hostess and the
talk following by DR.. H. E. Barnard.
Monday at 8;15 pm, at Constitution
Hall, there will be debate by Hugh
Walpole and Thornton Wilder Ar
| Swormstedt and Mrs. Nourse. Tickets
for sale at the club house, T. Arthur
Smith, the Willard Hotel and A. A. A.
Tuesday, IL am, study group of in
| ternational relations will meet with DR.
Esther Caukin. The o'clock group
will meet with Mrs. Edith B. Cameron,
Miss Elizabeth Harris will meet the
women and law study group Tuesday
evening DR.. Kathryn McHale will meet
the preadolescent study group We'd
neSday, GAS am, at the club house
The fourth in a series of lectures spon-
sered by the Washington branch of the
American Association of University
Women will be given Wednesday, at
$3.50 o'clock, by Oswald Garrison VIII
lard, editor of the Nation. Mrs. Richard
Hogue will preside and introduce Mr.
Willard, who will speak on 1.-The News
paper as Affected by the Changing So
cial Order" The committee in charge
of these lectures announces two more
in the series-one by Or. Louis Inter
meyer and one by Everett Dean Martin.
THE ig7tarn tioranI rolat taSaa nom oa
is sponsoring a dinner on Thursday at
q pm, when the speaker will be Bolton
Waller, secretary of the Irish League of
Nations Union and winner of the 81 500
peace award given by E. II. Filene of
Boston. Mr.. Waller will speak on GER
tain phases of the Irish point of view in
international relations. Baroness Korff
will preside. Reservations should be
made by Wednesday, 8 pm. The thea
for March 81 at Polls Theater.
Takoma Park Branch Of American
Red Cross met at their work room in
the Presbyterian Church Thursday,
February 6, at 1890 o'clock. There were
81 workers during the day, who gave
about 80 hours of service.
Mrs. Mertie, chairman Of Takoma
Park Branch, announced that Mrs.
41Olo WA4 n(b do docloJdllJ
to Mrs. Edwin T. Boylen, who is chair
man of recreation from Takoma Branch
in Walter Reed Hospital. Mrs Boylen
will have charge of evening entertain
ment, and Mrs. Whitaker will provide
recreation for afternoons.
Some young girls have given their
services and made valentines for the
patients in Children's Hospital. Mrs.
Mertie also announces that where q
group of ladies wish to make garments
in their homes she will issue the ma
terial
WOmen's Home CIub.-Regular meet
ing of the Women's Home Club of
North Beach was held on Tuesday eve
ming at the Thomas Circle Club. Plans
were made for the renovation of the
club house at North Beach In prepara-
ton for very busy Summer season.
Much interest is being taken in the
tenth annual card party and dance
which will be held in the ball room of
the Arlington Hotel on February 40.
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. ].