Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-12

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;, Humphrey will be the guest speaker at
the meeting April ID at the Washington
Club. This was announced at the Ex-
ecutive Board meeting Tuesday at the
-NfayfloWer Hotel by Mrs. Henry AlberS,
chairman of the Program Committee.
Plans were discussed for the annual
May breakfast, to be held at noon May
% at the Mayf1ower Hotel. Mrs. F.. M.
Shortall is chairman of the Breakfast
Committee.
Mrs. Lewis Battle, Mrs. Josephine
Trimble, Mrs. A. L. Rheinstrom, Mrs
H. H. Merrill and Mrs. William J. Nc
Gee were elected to serve on the Nomi-
mating Committee for the election OF
officers, to be held in May. The preSi-
dent, Mrs. Bruce Biard, was In the
chair.
Kit Carson WOrnan's Relief Corps
met at TIC Seventh street northeast,
Mrs. Eta P. Moore, president, presid-
ing. Mrs. Ella Orr, chairman depart
ment Executive Committee, asked the
assistance of the members with bene-
1T card party to be held Wednesday.
Mrs. Burrows of Burnside Corps also
spoke.
The Auditing Committee met at the
home Of Mrs. Margaret V. Marsh.
Luncheon was served by the hostess.
The next regular meeting of the
corps will be held April II at 8 o'clock,
at the Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
club house.
The Chevy Chase Branch of the Ma
tional League Of American Pen Women
met at the home Of Mrs. Richard Yates
and elected the following officers:
President, Mrs. A. Pearl Mcpherson:
first vice president Mrs. Emma w. T.
Slack; second vice president Miss Gym
this Cleveland; third vice president,
AEiss Viola Offutt; secretary. Miss Irene
Juno: treasurer. Mrs. Ernest r. Grant;
auditor, Mrs. Lucia Ramsey Maxwell;
librarian, Mrs. Blake Van Leer; histo-
Ran, Miss Victoria Coping; registrar.
Mrs. Nina Nash Cron; chairman Ways
and Means Committee, Miss Louise
. worden; chairman Membership Com
mittee, Mrs. Richard Yates; chairman
Club House and Music Committee, Mrs.
Harry S. Parker; chairman Publicity
Committee. Mrs. James w. Nicholson.
Under the new administration plans
viii be formed preparatory to getting
! local club house.
The next meeting will be held May
3, when Mrs. Jesse w. Nicholson viii
entertain the members and their hus-
bands at supper at her home following
I their regular business meeting, in honor
OF the newly elected president and the !
outgoing president.
Free Lance CIub-George O. Gilling- |
ham, associate editor of the Pathfinder |
Magazine, will be the guest speaker at |
the meeting April Is at O'Clock, at |
Thomson Community Center Twelfth |
and L streets. Short stories will be |
read by lone Lee Mooney, DR.. Andre |
M. G. Beneteau. and Mayne Coe. The |
meeting Is open to all writer's
AT the last meeting, DR.. Beneteau re- |
eeived congratulations on being elected |
an ohcer OF the French Academy, one |
OF the important honors in French lit
erature. Mildred Pool, news CORE |
spondent, read story Of military life |
az Fort Leavenworth. Felix Schwarz, |
art critic OF the Washington News, read |
several published interviews and art |
reviews. Mrs. Schwarz was a guest.
District Of Columbia Chapter NJ
Daughters and Founders and Patriots of |
America were entertained April by the |
president, Mrs. Grimes, at the SCHUYLER |
Arms. The program was in honor of |
National American Greed day, which |
was adopted by Congress April 3, 1918. |
MRS. Frelot gave family paper. tracing |
her ancestry back to Charlemagne. |
Mrs. Whitney Of Philadelphia and Mrs, |
Edwards Of Maine were guests. An |
nouncement was made of q banquet and |
general court at the Washington Hotel |
on April is and 16.
The Columbia Hei1hts Art CIuh held
its annual business meeting at the home
OF Mrs. E. G. Russell The president,
Mrs. Bruce Bare, in the chair, was re-
elected, together with the following off,
GERS: Mrs. NJ Male, corresponding
= secretary; Mrs. A. r. Tracy, press CORE
spondent: The new recording secretary
Is Mrs. N. D. North, while the new
treasurer Is Mrs. e. Hesse. Executive
board: Honorary chairman, Mrs. Au-
gustus Knight; Mrs. Bruce Burl, Mrs. |
j. W. Frizzell, Mrs. DeWitte Croissant, !
Mrs. Linton Heitmuller, Mrs. G. S. |
Griffith, Mrs. c. P. Grandfeld. Dele |
gates to the federation: Mrs. G. L. |
- Peckham, Mrs. May K. Male and Mrs |
. A. r Tracy. The hostess served re-
frsshments, assisted by Mrs. william l. |
Clark.
D. @. Legion Of American PEN Wom-
en.-There will be tea Tuesday for the |
retiring board Of directors In the Stone |
leigh Court Studio from 4 to $50 |
O'Clock. A musical program will be |
given by the Glee Club under the d. !
rection Of Mrs. Dawson Olmstead. New |
officers who will entertain include DR.. /,
Jean Stephenson, president; Azalea
Helen Orr Watson, second vice presi- |
dent; DR.. Frances Moon Butts, record |
ing secretary; Nellie Rogan Thomas, |
corresponding secretary; Anne G. Man |
chester, treasurer; Katherine Ludlow, |
auditor; Leila Green, registrar; Susan |
Baker; historian; Ruth Forney, libra |
rian; Agnes Giles Newman, parliament !
tartan, and Dr. Mary Meek Atkinson !
Moore, legal adviser.
The music group will meet tomorrow
night under the direction Of Bess Heath |
Olmstead for composition study at 7:l5 |
pm. and for Glee Club rehearsal at 8
o'clock.
Les causeries franchises will meet
Wednesday at 4:30 pm, when Nine. |
Felian Garzia will preside.
Mrs. G. Leonard Chambers, chairman
of the art group, will present Friday at
8 o'clock Daisy Belle Mccoy Barrett,
who will speak on Tapestries" Mrs.
Chambers has accorded guest privileges
70 members for this occasion.
SodaIity Union.-The Executive Board
met last Monday evening at the home
Of the president Miss Mary Mattingly.
A card party TO be held May 10 at the
Willard Hotel was discussed. Rev.
Joseph " Buckley, spiritual director,
is honorary chairman Of the card party.
The proceeds will be used TO meet the
many demands upon the union TO aid
in carrying on the work OF Cathohc
education in the rlrals districts of the
archdiocese Of Baltimore.
District of Columbia Federation Of
Women's CIubs.-Mrs. II. M. Hunter,
chairman Of the radio program, an
nounces the Park View Club members
as presenting the program tomorrow
morning at 1890 o'clock over Station
WJSV. Mrs. Charles H. BAR, a men,
Der OF this club, will announce. Mrs.