Evening star., 1931-06-07

liza GUIDE Thomas, presiding. The club
was hostess to the Glee Club. Of the
Fort Worth, Tex, Boys Club, which is
in Washington attending the Interna-
S. Clifton, their leader, spoke. Mrs.
Hoffman Of Fort Worth their accom-
panist, led them in several songs. Miss
Mabel v. Soner of the Friendly House
Community Center, Keokuk, Iowa, also
spoke. other guests were Mrs. John
Stewart and Mrs. Rounds, entertained
by Miss Emma Il. Hahn, and Mrs.
Muddiman, the guest of her daughter,
Miss Anna Muddiman.
The club will be entertained at
luncheon today by Mrs. william F..
GUIDE at Winterburn Farm, Laurel,
Nd, in honor Of her daughter, Mrs.
Amelia Guide Thomas. president Of the
club.
The Ladies' Guild Of KeniIworth
met May 27. Plans were made for the
annual outing, which will be held at
Chapel Point. The next meeting will
be June 10. at 1:30 pm, at the home
of Mrs. Dorothy Green, 4406 Ord street
northeast.
The Wheel Of Progress held its last
meeting of the season Monday evening
at the Washington Hotel. Mrs. Mar
garet Hopkins Worrell, president, pre-
sided. Officers were elected. Miss Bev-
by Miss Josephine Noel, sang. Amos
Hawk read a group of his original
poems. Miss Josephine Noel gave in
strumental solos.
The Society Of Federal TransiatOrs
met Monday evening, with Vice Presi-
dent Paul Vogenitz in the chair. Chair
man B. H. Lamore of the ReclasSif1ca-
ton Committee reported he had filed
with the Personnel Classification Board
memorandum, including a scale of
relative dif1culty Of the various Ian
guages translated and description, in
narrative form, Of work done by Fed
eral translators in the District Of CO.
lumbia. Secretary Henry Nolda Of Fed
eral Employees Union, No g. urged that
the society furnish him with informa-
ton as to the work Of tranSlatorS in
general or of individual translators,
which he might publish to counteract
the misleading statements made by
certain newspapers and Congressman
tending to belittle the work of Federal
vitation from members of the Spanish
American Atheneum to attend q basket
picnic at Great Falls June Is.
District Of Columbia Federation Of
WOmen's Clubs.-MiSS Janet Richards,
dean of current events speakers, will
be heard over Station WJSV tomorrow
morning at 1890 o'clock on the radio
program sponsored by the District Of
Columbia Federation of Women's Clubs.
The High Lights in the Worlds Work
Today" will be the subject Of the talk.
Mrs. Russell J. Clinchey, wife Of the
minister of Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church, will be the soloist. Miss
Maxine Duvel, student at American
University, will be the accompaniSt.
Miss Virginia Rand. sophomore at Syra-
cuse University, will be the reader. Mrs.
H. NJ Hunter, radio program director,
will announce.
The first annual luncheon will be
given at the Mayflower Hotel Wednes-
day at o'clock.
Girls Friendly Society.-Members Of
Epiphany Branch and their friends
were guests Monday evening with Mrs.
Charles w. Richardson and Mrs. Grace
Berry. Rev. Alvin Lamar Wills Of
the Epiphany Church gave the blessing
and later gave the benediction after
the service. Mrs. Grace Berry con-
Quoted the business meeting and sew
eral Of her friends gave talks. 1t was
CeClQeQ 10 raise Iu1QS 1OT h IneIuOTldl
for Mrs. H. I. Bolton, former branch
president. Corsages were presented to
the outgoing officers. Mafy Storey
Pickens, Gertrude Pixton and Ruth
Rawlings, and compactS to Irene Hard
ing and Virginia Slaughter for the
delightful dinners they had served the
branch during May. Miss Julia j..
i Cunningham, diocesan president Of
Maryland was the guest of Miss Ethel
Grimes, Epiphany Branch president.
| st. Stephens Branch elected officers
as follows: Chairman, Miss Frances
Sherman: vice chairman, Miss Doro-
thy Milne: recording secretary, Miss
Georgia Jeffries corresponding secre-
tary. Mrs. Robert Murray; treasurer,
/ Miss Lucy Wright.