Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
News of the Clubs

Columbia Floral Circle will meet to-
morrow at / pm, with Mrs. Jessie
Halgn' $40 Colorado avenue.
Takoma Park Women,s Climb The
art department will visit the Moore
House, in Rock Greek Estates, Septem-
per 50. Members of the department
VIII meet at the library at i O'Clock.
FRIENDS OF members of the department
are also invited.
The Mary Louise English Circle Of
the Florence CrittentCn Home met
SepIemper 10 at the home of Mrs.
BasSett, 1922 Hobart place. Mrs. Bas-
Sett and Mrs. Hall entertained.
The next meeting will be October
IS with Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Mack. The
November 10 meeting with Mrs. r. ID.
Smith and Mrs. C. Spirich.
The National Capital Chapter of the
National Delphian Society will begin
Its sessions course on art" Septem-
Der 70 at 9:45 am, at the Willard Ho-
tel, when the subject will be Intro
duction to the Study of Renaissance
Painting led by Mrs. Charles w.
Arth. Topics will be presented by Mrs.
Hugh B. Callahan, Mrs. Ethel G. Car
penter and Mrs. F. A. Casteel.
OncerS for the season are as follows:
President, Mrs r. F. Law; Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs. Peyton M. Chichester; Sec
rotary, Mrs. c. NJ. Godfrey; Treasurer,
Mrs. D. w. Leadbetter; Chairman of
Seminar Board, Mrs. o. A. Bergren;
First Assistant, Mrs. Charles W. Arth;
Second Assistant, Mrs. T. A. Huntley.
CurIey Club.-Members of the Holy
Name Society, the Sodality Union of
Washington, Knights of Columbus,
Ancient Order of Hibernians. Ladies
Auxiliary, knights of st. John and the
knights of st. Sepulchre and other or
CARNATIONS have accepted invitations to
attend the first annual bazaar, enter
tainment and dance to be given under
auspices Of the club in Carroll Hall the
evenings Of october 2 and 3. Roland
J. HyiGnd is chairman of the Bazaar
Committee. The entertainment will
continue from 8 to 10 o'clock. Dancing
will follow until midnight.
Miss Dorothy Barrett entertained
members Of the Bazaar Committee at
her residence, 10 Bryant street north
east, Monday evening, when final ar
rangements for the affair were COM
pleted.
Members Of the club attended an
outdoor celebration at the residence Of
Miss Sylviane Bernard in Bethesda,
Md, Tuesday evening. Games were
played, followed by dancing. Miss Ber-
nard was assisted in entertaining mem
bers of the club by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard.
The next meeting of the organization
will be held in the Continental Aotel
September "a at 8:15 pm.
SOroptimist CIub.-Mrs. John Dickin-
son Sherman, member OF tne OnlIe1
States George Washington Bicentennlal
Federal Commission in charge OF wom-
an organization, gave q talk on the
progress OF work under the Feoerai bl-
centennial Commission at the luncheon
at the LAFAYETTE Hotel Wednesday.
Miss Jean Bishop, student OF Jewei
Downs. gave vocal solos. Soroptimtst
guests were Miss Cunningham, guest OF
Nellie Hysong; Helen Holloran, guest OF
Mary Whiteman; Marie Cowell, guest Oh
Helena Reed: Marie Rogers, guest o!
Carolyn Stephens; Mrs. North, guest OF
Elsie Fitzgerald. and Miss Gooopa6 sure'
guest Of her sister, Grace GooopasVuEe,
president.
The Zonta Club met Wednesday at
the Dodge Hotel, with the president,
Mrs. Amelia GUIDE Thomas, presiding.
Plans were completed for the dinner
September 26, at Olney Inn, with the
members of the Zonta Clubs OF Annapo-
lis, HagerStown, Martinsburg and Fred
erick attending. Miss Esther Gude,
Chairman of the Intercity Committee
and Mrs. Emily Dickinson, chairman OF
the Program Committee, are in charge
of arrangements for the dinner. Tne
meeting and dinner at Olney Inn Will
take the place Of the regular luncheon
next Wednesday. There will be q
closed meeting September 80, at $50,
at the Dodge Hotel. Guests at the
luncheon were Miss Anita Schade, guest
OF Miss Frances Gutelius and Miss Mar
garet Black, guest OF Miss Mary "A.
Lindsey.
District of Columbia Federation OF
WOmen's CIubs-The radio program to-
morrow morning sponsored by the 1eo-
Grafton. will be given under the auspices
of the w. C. T. u. Mrs. David w. Lum,
who was a missionary in India for 20
years and served as national president
of the w. G. T. u. in India and now
director Of the department OF temper
ancce and missions. will be speaker
at 1890 O'Clock over station WJSv.
Alice Often, violinist, and Marion M.
Mccoy, soloist, will be accompanied by
Mrs. Louise Chandler, at the piano.
Mrs. w. H. Wadleigh, formerly an or
ganizer of the w. c. r. U. work in
Iowa, will also be heard.
The Among Women" program over
station WNIAL Tuesday morning at
1920 o'clock. will be musical. Thelma
Selinger Klein, concert soprano sololSt,
will give a group Of songs, accompanied
by her husband, Earl Klein. Mrs. H. M.
Hunter, director OF the radio program,
will be the announcer of both programs.
District Of Columbia WOmen's Demo-
cratic Educational Club.--"The Demo-
cratic Situation Today" viii be the
subject of a talk by Frank B. Lord,
honor guest and speaker at the opening
meeting of the season tomorrow eve
ming and hereafter at the Hay-Adams
House. The meeting will follow the
executive meeting. Mrs. Clara Wright
Smith, president, will preside. Mrs.
Margaret H. Dawkins, chairman OF the
Program Committee, will introduce the
speaker. Mrs. Lester j. Pollock, chair
man of the Education Committee, an
nounces the Question Box" will con-
tinue to be part Of the program ana
members will learn How Much They
Know, Politically" through plans OF
this committee. Democratic women are
invited to attend the meeting.
The Delta Sigma Chapter Of the
DiIphian Society will meet Monday ct