Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-15

in the university FACULTY ana a uleInpei
of the staff of the Department of Public
Speaking, will give readings.
American Association of University
Vomen's Club.-Dr. George Otis Smith
chairman of the Federal Power Com
mission, will speak on japanese I'M
pressions" at the tea March Is, at 4
pm. Mrs. John E. Walker will be host
ess, assisted by alumnae from Chicago
University. Those who will assist are
Mrs. L. I. Clark, DR.. Helen M Strong
Miss Louise MCGUIRE, Mrs. Lawrence
Martin, Miss Ruth Pierce, Miss Louise
Green. Mrs. John Herrick, Miss Fay l.
Bentley and Miss Ana L. Thomas.
Mrs. Lawrence Radford will lie hostess
at the monthly bridge-luncheon March
10, at pm.
The evening book review section, OF
which Miss G. Virginia Diedel is in
charge, will meet at 5 pm. Wednesday
Mr.. Fowler will sneak.
The advanced pre-school study group
with Mrs. Margaret r. White, Washing
ton Child Research Center, as leader
will meet March 10, at 8 pm
AT 8 pm, March IS, study group;
pre-adolescence and adolescence; group
discussion
Concluding meeting of the study
as leader; lecture by DR.. William c.
tombstone of George Washington Uni
versity, on the foreign policy of the
Soviet government. The group will
meet March 10, at pm.
A reading of play pyga dramatic
group, arranged by the Drama Guild OF
Washington and open to American As
ISOLATION of University Women men,
bers, March 10, at pm.
There will be an international rela-
tons dinner, March 20, DIT pm. The
guest of honor will be Miss Henni
Forchhammer, who will speak on 1.-The
International Women's Movement"
Miss Mary Louise Chace will be host
ess at a formal dinner bridge given by
the junior group in honor of members
of the Mems University Club. March
81, at pm.
Gen. ]. E. b. Stuart Chapter, u. d. c.
"A meeting was held at the home of
Miss Frances Phillips, 1906 Jennifer
street, March 4, the president, Mrs G.
H. Alexander, presiding. The chairman
of the Entertainment Committee. Mrs.
Albion w. Tuck, reported that the
dance give at 2400 Sixteenth street
was success.
Political Study CIub.-The Executive
Board met Monday at the Willard
Hotel and plans were made for the next
meeting of the club at the Washington
Club Saturday afternoon, March 81
Mrs. Henry Albers, chairman of the
Program Committee, announced that
Miss Clara McOuown will give a talk on
her travels in the Near East. A musical
program will be given under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Dorothy Sinnott, chairman
of music for the club
Mrs. F. M Shortall, chairman of the
Breakfast Committee, reported on the
plans for this event. which will take
place May % at the Mayflower Hotel.
The meeting was presided over by its
president, Mrs. Bruce Baird, who after
ward entertained at a luncheon in COM
pliment to the members of the board.
WOman's CIinic.-Dr. Anna Bartsch
Dunno was hostess to the Executive
Board Monday evening at her home
2900 Connecticut avenue. DR.. Lauretta
KresS presided. Mrs. Joseph Saunders
was elected chairman of the Member
ship Committee Miss Marie Ball was
elected to fill the Office of vice preSi-
dent, due to the resignation of Mrs
Belle Bohn. Mrs. Grattan Kerans was
elected delegate to the Federation OF
Women's Clubs. DR.. Elizabeth Mum
cey's resignation from the board was
accepted.
Dr. Ida Heiberger will be hostess al
a card party to be given by the Ways
and Means Committee April 10.
Mrs. Bernard Hermann will be host
eSS at the Executive Board meeting in
April at her home, in Woodley Towers
The Washington League for the
Hard of Hearing presented moving
picture and sketches, followed by re-
freshments, March at the club rooms
The budget party has been post
poned until April 10. 1t will be held
in the theater of the Arts Club, 2017
I street.
The Monday evening practice class
is preparing for the annual national
tournament in June in Chicago. Op-
portunity for practice, cards or socia
hour on Thursday, 2 to 10 pm, with
Mrs. Laning in charge of open house.
The Girls Friendly S0ciety.-The
Holiday House was well represented al
the annual luncheon of the Communi-
ty Chest held at the New Willard Hotel
March 10. Mrs. Alexander Steuart and
Mrs. Edward Meigs were hostesSeS tt
the following officers and associates OF
the Girls Friendly Society of the Do
cese of Washington: Mrs. George E
Pariseau, Miss Sadie Carlisle, Miss
Ethel Grimes, Mrs. Ben HELEN, Miss
Helen Mulliken, Miss Elsa Needham
Mrs. j. B. Wyckof and Mrs. Francis
Yarnall
The Senior Club will meet at the Ma
tional Center March 10.
Lenten services were held Monday al
4:45 pm. under the auspices Of the
Epiphany Branch. At pm. the train
ing class for associates was continued
under Mrs. l.. D. Shoots direction, and
Miss Ethel Grimes gave paper. On
March Is Mrs. A. S. Steuart will talk
on Candidates" It was decided tc
hold branch talent night April 6. Ad-
mission service will take place March
30. A theater benefit will be April 13
at the National Theater Mrs. Grace
Berry and Mrs. G.. w. Richardson will
have a benefit party at Mrs. Richard
sons home, 1901 Grant road, the night
of March 20. March 16, at. 8:15 pm.
Mrs. Mary G. D. Johnston will tell the
branch about her trip to Europe with
the Gold Star Mothers.
Mrs. T.. w. Pote, Nativity Branch
president, visited the candidates class
Monday afternoon, which Is under the
leadership of Mrs. Olive Holloway and
Mrs. William r. Honeycutt. Rev. E. M
Thompson, chaplain of the branch
conducted the service this week and
gave most enjoyable talk.
The candidates class of the Church
of Our Savior Branch held an admis-
sion service March 6. at which Mrs
James Brannin and Mrs. Kyle Ketner
we're admitted as associates. Rev.
Charles r. Barnes conducted the serv-
ice and gave a talk.
The c. F. S. Dramatic Club of st.
Johns Branch, Georgetown, is rehears-
ing play, THE College Stick" which
Is to be presented during Easter week.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet to-
morrow at l pm. with Mrs. Atchison,
1929 Lamont street; Mrs. L. Wilcox, as
sisting hostess.
The CercIe Francois de Washington
lies Precieuses Ridicules) was received