Evening star., 1931-05-10
NEWS OF THE CLUBS
American Association Of University

ton today in time to take the ESQ pm
car to Balls Hill Great Falls car line)
Thence walk to the Jones' home. A pic
mic supper will be served after the walk
Leader, DR.. Louise Taylor Jones.
A tea will be held tomorrow at pm
The delegates to the Boston convention
viii give their impressions of the con-
vention. Miss Louise L. Newell, chair
man of the Arts Committee, will give a
short talk on THE New Renaissance OF
Beauty" Miss Blanche Halbert, host
ess, will be assisted by the new men,
bers.
The business meeting has been post
poned to May 25.
The Afternoon Book Review Section
met May 13 at pm. The Book Review
Section meets May IA at II am. Mrs.
George H. Genzmer and John Cabell
Wilkinson will give reviews.
Women's Guild of American Univers-
ity.-Mrs. F. l.. Benton announces her
group will sponsor two entertainments
May % in the gymnasium on the camp
us. Theodore Tiller, tr., will present his
marionettes; at 4 o'clock he will show
"Peter Rabbit" while at o'clock, From
the Depths of Full Yama" will be the
principal attraction.
Chevy Chase Branch, L. A. p. W.
Mrs. Jesse w. Nicholson will entertain
the members and their husbands at her
home at supper next Tuesday at 8 pm,
In honor of Past President Mrs. Richard
Yates and the newly elected president,
Mrs. David Mcpherson. A short bust-
ness meeting will precede the supper
party.
The Twentieth Century Club.-The
Literature Section will close its season
with a picnic luncheon at the home Of
Mrs. Truman Able, 3737 Huntington
street, Monday at IL o'clock. The
chairman of refreshments will be Mrs.
L. l.. Harter, assisted by Mrs. II. Il.
Fulton. The program will be IN charge
of Mrs. Austin Clark, assisted by Mrs.
William r. MaXon.
The nature section will meet at $50
am. Wednesday at the Mt. Vernon sta
ton, Twelfth and Pennsylvania avenue,
for q trip TO Mt, Vernon and vicinity.
Voteless ID. C. League Of Women
Voters.-Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle pre-
sided at the annual meeting at the
Women's City Club, May 2. Among
these reporting were Mrs Doyle, presi-
dent; Mrs. Elizabeth Friedman, treas
urer; Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt, au-
ditor: Mrs. Edna Johnston, vice presi-
dent, who, as Efficiency in Government, ;"
chairman, told of the Federal Suffrage"
program and exhibited pamphlet, copies
Of which have been sent to State or
ganizations; Mrs. Laura A. Porter, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Clara M.
Boyer, Child Welfare chairman; Mrs.
william Johnstone, chairman of the
international Relations Committee; Mrs.
Frank Hiram Smell, on the Legal Status
Of Women; Mrs. James G. Cumming,
Living Costs; Mrs. Charles McNary,
Membership; Mrs. F. B. CroXton, Social
Hygiene; Miss Fay Bentley, New Voters:
Mrs. Ben McKelway, Bulletin editor;
Mrs. Louis Gutenberg, business manager
Of the Bulletin; Mrs. Grattan Kerans,
Publicity; Miss Edna Sheehy, delegate to
the Federation of Citizens Associations;
Mrs. Kerans, chairman of the Noml-
mating Committee. Officers elected
were: Mrs. A. j. McKelway, president;
Mrs Louis Gutenberg, second vice presl-
dent; Mrs. George Kreutzer, treasurer;
Mrs. Charles N. McNary and Mrs. Eliza
beth Smith Friedman, directors, and
Mrs. Max Stern and Mrs. Frank Hiram
Smell, as delegates to the D. G. Fedora
ton of Citizens Associations.
The Society Of Federal TransIators
met last Monday evening with Vice
President Paul Vogenitz in the chair.
Mrs. Alma E. Warthen was elected TO
, serve with L. S. Perkins on the ReclaS-
sification Committee Of the newly or
ganized Forum of Federal Employees.
Chairman B. H. Lamore Of the Commit
tee on Redistribution OF Federal Trans
Iators reported that in response to IN
invitation from the Personnel Classifi-
cation Board he had transmitted an
outline of factors involved IN translator
positions, and that the board indicated
1t would take up the matter within Q
few days. An appreciation OF E. J.
Ayers, late chief clerk of the Depart
ment Of State, for his work In behalf Of
tranSlators was attested by a statement
and q rising vote. Miss Gertrude w.
Hollinger, chairman Of the Contact and
Research Committee, reported that for
eign word index cards would be sent
direct to society headquarters.
A playlet in French was presented by
Arthur Lebel and F. G. Haskins and
Miss Blanche S. Pollock. A poem by
Schiller was recited by L. S. Perkins,
with his translation.
Phil Sheridan WOman's Relief Corps
met at the Temporary Home for Sol
diers, Sailors and Marines, 92l Penn
sylvania avenue southeast, Mrs. Esther
Appold, president, presiding. Mrs. Mar
garet Fiedt was elected member OF
the corps, and Mrs. Katie Morrison was
initiated into membership. Mrs. Addie
Hickman reported that on May %, over
WRC q message would be broadcast re-
garding Memorial day.
The corps will assist in the memorial
services for the sailors and marines, 60
ing down the Potomac River on tn2
boat General Rucker, Sunday afterno n,
May "a
Senior Vice President Mrs. Anna
Ecker will represent the corps and
carry the colors at the maSsing Of the
colors at Mount St. Alban.
The next meeting of the corps will be
held at the home Of Mrs. Percy Parker,
22lo Pennsylvania avenue, May 20.
Columbian Women.-Mrs. william J..
Mallory, wife Of DR.. Mallory, professor
of medicine in the George Washington
University, was announced as the new
president Of Columbian Women at the
annual meeting, held Tuesday after
noon at Wild Acres, the country place
OF Mrs. Gilbert Groevenor.
Other officers are: Mrs. John Bell
Larner, wife Of the chairman OF the
Board Of Trustees Of the university. first
vice president; Miss Harriet Garrels,
second vice president Mrs. Willard
Hayes Yeager, wife of the head Of de-
partment Of public speaking, recording
secretary; Miss Margaret Maize, cor
responding secretary; Miss Mildred N.
Getty, treasurer; Mrs. Audley l.. Smith,
wife OF Prof. Smith OF the English de-
partmsnt, assistant treasurer, and Dean
Elizabeth Peet, historian.
A gift was presented to the retiring
president, Miss Elizabeth Cullen, III
token OF appreciation. and she was &C
corded a unanimous vote Of thanks for
her splendid leadership during the past
two years.
The Bicentennial program Of Colum-
bian Women was given impetus through
q vote by the membership to accept the
invitation OF President Cloyd Heck Mar
win to embrace the project Of raising
funds for the erection at the university