Evening star., 1931-05-10

wife Of DR.. Mallory, professor Of
medicine at George Washington Uni
versity, its new president.
o'clock. Mrs. Della O'Brien, first mem
ber of the National Executive Board,
spoke. She, representing Miss Kate
Raynor, national president of the
Woman's Relief Corps. will place a
wreath. Mrs. Alice Meade, president of
Burnside Corps, also junior vice presi-
dent of the Department of the Potomac,
also spoke. The officers and members
of Lincoln Corps will visit Burnside
Post May 13. Mrs. Marion Lewis gave
talk on the party given her by her
Sunday school class.
The next meeting, May 10, will be q
business and social evening Mrs. Car
rie Calvin will give . talk on Cali
fornia,"
National League Of American Pen
WOmen.-Mrs. Grace Thompson Seton,
author and explorer and national presi-
dent, came here last week to preside at
the meeting of the National Executive
Board at the Willard Hotel and saw ac-
cepted into membership as a member at
large from California fellow explorer,
author and big game hunter, Inglis
Fletcher.
The Washington Zonta Club met
Wednesday at the Raleigh Hotel. Mrs.
Amelia Guide Thomas, president. pre-
sided. A new member, Mrs. EdWina
zurhorst, was admitted.
The president announced the officers
and heads of standing committees:
Mary Sigman, corresponding secretary;
Mamie Mems, recording secretary;
Anna Muddiman, treasurer; Grace Lam
don, fellowship and attendance; Leo
more Reed, sergeant at arms; Edith
Salisbury, classification; Mary Lindsey,
publicity; Thelma Barnard, intercity;
Emily Dickinson, program; Eleanor En-
right, public affairs
Mrs. Louisa Roberts, Washington
Zontian, was the guest speaker of the
day. Miss Winefred Thorpe of Boston
and Washington attended the luncheon,
the guest Of Mary Lindsey.
The Argyle Study Club held their
Spring outing May 4, driving to the
Longwood Gardens at Kennett Square,
Pa. The next meeting will be May 13
at the home Of Mrs. Henry Thurteil,
1917 Delaf1eld place. Luncheon will be
served at 1 O'Clock. Paper on GypSies
will be read by Mrs. Henry A. Cox.
The Entire Nous Club met wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Eugene Woodson.
on Klingle road. Mrs. Smith and Mrs
W. A. Durham were the assisting host
Keyser, presided. Mrs. Charles p
Dasher, recording secretary, read a
report Of the clubs activities Mrs
William Sault reported the work Of her
committee for the needy families.
The president appointed Mrs Will
liam W. Scott, Mrs. James Underwood
and Mrs. Earl Venable as q committee
TO assist In the arrangements for a
breakfast TO be held May IS at the
Kenmore Club.
Mrs. Cabot Stevens extended an in
v1tation to members and friends to at
tend the memorial garden party at Gar
field Hospital May %. Mrs Ernest
Daniel, recording secretary of the Dis
trict Of Columbia Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs, and Mrs. Parker Cook were
also guests of the club. At the tea
which followed the business meeting
Mrs. Ernest Daniel served the ice and
Mrs. KeySer poured.
WOmen's Clinic.-MiSs Marie Ball,
vice president, will preside at the meet
ing Of the executive board tomorrow
evening at the new clinic home, 4704
Georgia avenue. Mrs. Edgar T. Brown,
chairman of the Ways and Means Com
mittee, will report on the card party
recently held at the home of DR.. Ida
Eeiberger.
The Wesley Heights Florence Critten-
ton Circle will meet May II at the home,
at 4759 Conduit road. when luncheon
VIII be served at pm. The president,
Mrs. j. G. Freeland, will appoint a
nominating committee to report at the
next meeting. Miss Jean Cole, superin-
tendent of the home, will give short
talk and conduct them on an inspection
of the premises.
Wesley Heights CIub.-The annual
meeting will be held in the club at
Forty-fifth and Maconb streets May II
at pm. A nominating committee con-
sisting Of c. Chester Caywood, chair
man; Charles H. Ruth and Mrs. Howard
G. Nichols will present the following
slate for election: Carl w. Mitman,
president; Mrs. Robert Osmond Saun-
ders, vice president; Paul E. Shorb,
treasurer; Charles M. Bcteler, secretary,
and Arthur B. Heaton for the vacany
on the board Of governors.
The Wesley Heights Child Study Club
met at the home of Mrs. Charles S.
Hamilton on Cathedral avenue May 5.
Dr. Marion Reed Stanford sDok1 u the
group en- The Health of the Sch-Ol
Child; the president, Mrs. GIegor Mac
pherson, appointed a nominating COM
mittee consisting Of Mrs. A. B. Farm
ham, chairman Mrs. Homer F. Dawson
and Mrs. John Gardner Ladd to report
at the June meeting with slate of new
officers. Other hoSteSSes included Mrs.
Fernando T. NorcroSs and Mrs. Gordon
Meade Atherholt
The Gentlewomen's League will have
benefit garden card party at the home
OF Mrs. John Ryan Devereux. 3 West
Bradley lane, next Wednesday after
noon. The executive board is Mrs.
Charlotte Campbell, Mrs. Charles G.
Marbury and Mrs. John Ryan DevereuX,
vice presidents: Mrs. Karl Langenbeck.
recording secretary: Mrs. John Walker
Holcombe, corresponding secretary and
Mrs. William Aspinwall, treasurer.
Soroptimist CIub.-Mildred johnson,
international representative of the Air
Travel Bureau, made a special round
trip from New York to Washington in
an Eastern Air Transport plane to ad-
dress the club at It's Wednesday
luncheon meeting at the La Fayette
Hotel. Miss Johnsons subject was
Women as Air Passengers" Miss Nell
lie Andrews and Mrs. Buck, SoroptimiSts
CT Berkeley, Calf, were guests of the
Washington Club.
The ROwac Club met Wednesday at
the home Of Mrs. De Witt c. Smith in
Bethesda. Annual reports Of officers
and committees were read. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Mrs. Don
c. Smith, president; Mrs. Frank j.
Drummer, vice president; Mrs. Everett
Dix, recording secretary; Mrs. Byron T.
Hacker. corresponding secretary, and
Mrs Walter Davidson, treasurer. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs Richard
w. Thrush and Mrs. Brunncr. The