Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-22
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

The Clover Club met recently at the
home Of Mrs. W. w. Wheeler, who
welcomed the guest for the evening,
Mrs. James De Force. Book reviews
were given by Mrs. De Force and Mrs.
Lowrey. Mrs. Wheeler gave q report
on current events. Mrs Gillingham
spoke on UNITED states and Her FAR
flung Empire"
The next meeting will be held ct the
home Of Mrs Frank Moulton, 1894
Chevy Chase Parkway, with Mrs. W. w.
Wheeler IS the speaker for the evening.
Chevy Chase Branch, L. A. r. W.
Miss Irene Juno, radio chairman, an
nounees that the former president of
the branch, Mrs. Jesse w. Nicholson,
who has been broadcaSting every Friday
evening over Station WJSV, has
changed the date and time Of her talk
every week to Thursday at 8 TO Sis
pm.
The Book Review Section Of the
American Association Of University
Women, under the direction Of Mrs.
Marts M. Profitt, met at the club house.
The meeting was opened with a memo
rial service to the late Mrs. George OTIS
Smith, given by Mrs. Frank e. Edging-
ton. Miss Isabel Blake gave q book re-
view. and q play now running in New
YorE was read by Miss Elaine Middle
kauG
The Washington League for the Hard
81 Hearing was represented at the
Young Women'S Christian Association
Chapter Council last Monday evening
by Miss Betty Wright. The league
rooms, 826 Connecticut avenue, are
open on Wednesday evenings for the
latest hearing aids demonstration by
Miss Bell. Regular practice hour Is
Monday at pm.
AIOysian CIub.-The round table dis
cuSsion group will NEST at the club
house, a. street. today at 4 pm. This
group, besides discussing everyday prob
lens that are met with by the Catholic
laity, Is also devottng q portion OF the
time to the study Of the mass. Mrs.
Frank O'Hara Is the discussion leader.
These meetings are open to the public.
A debate will be held at the next
meeting Of the parliamentary law class.
The debaterS viii be Misses Margaret
6heehan, Ann Clark, Catherine Burns,
Mary Agnes Peck, Agnes Martin and
Margaret Chamberlain Miss Grace
Kelly win be the chairman and the
Misses Katherine T. Doherty, Josephine
Horrigan and Leona FromholEer viii act
IS judges,
Inv GGtWUANM NNUAlau& NAuUs-I
music section viii inset Tuesday ct 8
pm. at the home OF Mrs. Fred Cowsill,
4l21 Ninth street. The evening viii be
spent practicing the choruses under
way.
The art section viii meet Thursday
at 1880 for lunch at the Petworth M.
=. Church. Mrs. A. L. Jennings is
chairman Of the, Luncheon Committee.
After the luncheon the members Of the
WaNff0ya will IN TVn1foVs Dead TINGTHfto1
70 visit the vocational training depart
nent.
Women's City CIub.--Among those
assisting the Hospitality Committee at
the tea today are: Dr. Edith L. Allen,
Barker, Miss M. Alvina Carroll, Mrs.
Charles A. Hammett, Mrs Silas liant.
Mrs. Mercer G.. Johnston, Mrs. William
j. La Varre, Miss Ethel M Martin, Miss
Gladys R. Newman, Mrs 8. NJ Parker,
Mrs. Harwood Read, Mrs. Sidney Ul-
fielder, Miss Viola NJ. Voelkner and DR..
Ada Wahlen
Mr.. William Knowles Cooper viii adj
dress the current events section Tues
day at 1850 O'Clock.
The annual life members tea viii be
given Thursday from 4:30 TO $50
o'clock. A number Of distinguished
guests have been invited to assist the
president. A one-act play viii be pre-
sented at $50 O'Clock by the author,
Miss Alice M Heaven.
The music section presents Evelyn
Scott, violintst, in a concert given at
the club house March rs at $3.50 pm
Miss Scott viii be assisted by Miss Mar
joris. 9, Davis at the piano.
SOroptimist Club.-aThe Economic
Situation in Russia and Woman's Posi-
ton In Russian Industry" was the sub
1ect discussed at the luncheon held at
the La Fayette Hotel Wednesday by Dr.
1Sador Lubin, professor of economics ct
Brookings Institute and formerly eco
noEnic expert on education and labor
aor the United States Senate
Marjorie Webster extended an invita-
ton 70 club members to attend q DEM
onStration given by the junior members
OF the physical education department
next Thursday evening. Mary Lewis
mad IS her guest Mrs. Frederick Coch-
The meeting next week win be an
evening affair, held at the La Fayette
Hotel at O'Clock. Motion pictures will
be shown and an explanatory talk given
by w. w. Wheeler Of the Bell Telephone
Co. an the subject of the research work
OF the Bell laboratories.
The Board Of Managers Of the Flor
ence CFtttentOn Home met at Castle
view, 4759 Conduit road, with Mrs.
1nomaA q. Robertson, president, pre-
siding. The superintendent, Miss Jean
8 Cole. reported the home filed to ca
pacity. Mrs. w. II. Howard, chairman
Of the educational and religious serv-
Ices. reported night school sessions and
larry.
DR.. James H. Myers, pastor of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, broadcasts
3 message each Sunday at IL am. for
the girls Of the home
Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief CorDs
met at the home Of Mrs. Margaret
bradt, 1888 ~hirty-eighth street, Non |
day evening. Arrangements were made |
1or Grand Army day, April 5, exercises |
20 De held at the @. A. r. Monument. |
Pennsylyania avenue ana Seventh
street.
The Washington CuItus Club met at |
me home Of Mrs. Ralph p. Barnard |
A4etcn IL: The nesting was called 10 |
order By the president, Mrs, Daniel q.
Davis. The following member read |
papers: Mrs. william Sholes, Mrs. |
Cnarles Demonet and Mrs. Oscar |
Wilkinson.
Quota Ciub.-James R. Wick, an on
ctal reporter IN the United States Sem
ate, was the guest OF honor at the din |
ner meeting of the Quota Clu0 Thurs
day evening at the Women's University |
Club. lie spoke on the subject "Bs hind /
the Scenes in the Senate" Miss Frieda |
Kenyon presided.
y. S. Grant Circle, Ladies' Of the G. |
a r., met Tuesday evening, at the resi- |
dence Of Mrs. Mary H. Fortier. Mrs. |
Irene Eagan Graf, senior vice president. |
presided. The death Of COnldr. Archie |
bal Burgess and Of Mrs. Louisa James /
were reDorted and lafferq NJ eo,od0fay1o. /