Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-01

larry before the Colonial DANES, the
students of Mount Vernon Seminary
and the Woman's City Club Of Rich
mond.
Kelway, and the officers will assist In
receiving. Mrs. McKelway will preside
at a luncheon meeting OF the Executive
Board Friday at 1880 o'clock ct the
Womens City Club.
The District Sunshine and Community
Society win meet at the home of Mrs.
at 2 o'clock. The assisting hosteSses
will be Mrs. Nevins, Mrs. Floyd and
Mrs. Tfevena. The speaker win be
from the Americanization School.
Mrs. L. II. Meyers entertained the
bridge group last Thursday.
The Board of Lady Managers Of the
Eastern Dispensary and Casualty Hos
pital met Tuesday at the willard Hotel,
where Mrs. william J. Brewer presented
Mrs. NJ. q. Vaughan, president Of the
board, with small token from the
board.
The Zonta Club held a Halloween
dinner at the Dodge Hotel garden house.
The president, Mrs. Amelia GUIDE
Thomas, presided. Mrs. Katherine
Of Zonta international, spoke.
Committee reports included that OF
the permanent work loan fund which
named six girls to whom loans are be-
/ ing made that they may advance IN
chosen educational lines. The president
gave a report Of the Fal meeting OF
il the regional district, held at Annapolis
last week end.
It was announced the meeting for
November 4 viii be supper at the
Raleigh Hotel.
The District Of Columbia Federation
/ Of WOmen's Clubs met at the Roosevelt
Hotel last Monday. The president, Mrs
Edgar B. Merritt. presided. The officers
/ who gave reports were Mrs. Ernest
Daniel, recording secretary; Mrs Eva
Criswell. corresponding secretary; Mrs.
IF. G. Brinley, treasurer. Mrs. Merritt
4 spoke of the clubs afiliation with the
/ Womens Club in Paris, which gives the
clubwomen who go abroad access
privileges. Mrs. william Lavarre an
/ nounced a benefit card party. at
the Shoreham Hotel at 2 o'clock
| November 4. Second Vice President
j Mrs. Harvey Wiley, chairman OF
the Food Conservation Committee OF
Il Washington, spoke. A cartoon by
Clifford Bergman Of The Star will be
placed by the clubwomen In the stores
beside a receptacle for food donations.
4 Reports were given by Mrs. Virginia
j White Speel, director to the General
Federation; Mrs. j. Jerome Lghtfoot on
the Yorktown Sesquicentennial; Mrs.
Harry v. Schnabel, Civic Development
chairman; Mrs. Fenno Sawteue,
Fourth of July celebration and Mrs.
Bates, chairman Of Ex-Service Com
mittee.
mrs. Henrietta Burton. from the De-
partment for the Indians, spoke. Mrs.
E. B. Slime told of q tree-planting In
. accordance with the Bicentennial plan,
, to be held in November, IN which the
clubwomen were to take part.
Kirk Ritter, graduate from the
Americanization School. sang group
Of songs. Mrs. Barnes, the new poet
laureate, requested that all poems to
. be entered in the contest be sent to
, Miss Annetta Brown, Apartment 202,
the Chastleton. Mrs. Archer Haycock
gave a group of vocal selections: A
Laville. Mrs. Waterman, chairman OF
Resolutions, presented the civil service
resolution for reimbursement, which
was approved. The policewoman'S bill
was referred to the chairman of Legis-
| lation, Mrs. Phelps, for consideration.
The federation will act as hostess for
: the Midwest club presidents, who VIII
] Executive Board meeting and Bicen-
tennial pilgrimage.
r Mrs. william La Varre first vice
president, will be the speaker over sta
ton WJSV tomorrow morning at lO:4o
O'Clock Mrs. La Varre will speak on
Achievements of the Federation OF
Women's Clubs" Kirk Ritter, tenor
: Sololst viii give a group o. selections
Mrs. Grattan KeranS viii announce.
E Miss Fay Bentley, chairman OF Cnilo
Welfare, will speak over Station WMAL
Tuesday at 1880 o'clock. "Highlights
on the Convention of Child Welfare"
will be the subject of the talk. Mrs.
H. NJ. Hunter will announce.
! The Washington Readers Club
/, Emma Ware Anderson will preside
: November 3 over an evening devoted
10 the work of Washington poets. Inc
following authors will be represented.
, Anne Robinson, read by GRACE Brom-
ley; Muna Lee. read by Kate Curry
Herman Hagedorn, read by Emma :, =.
Jordan; Theodore Maynard and Alice
= Drake, read by Callie o. Ison; Caro-
line Giltinan. read by Emma l.. Os-
tran0er Edith Carlos Myrick, read py
Sarah Morrison Smith; Ruth Evelyn
Henderson, read by Alice Churcn
; Depue, and Jesse I. PierSon, reading
! her own compositions.
, Columbian Women Of George WASH
: 1ngton UniverSity.-MrS. Eleanor Fat-
? terSon, editor in chief of the Wasning-
+; ton Herald. will be the speaker at the
. ! meeting November at the LaInnle
: House. At the social, from to 4;5O
!. O'Clock. women who are new 10 Int
= university faculty this Fall will be tne
S guests Of honor, The program VIII o
given at 4:30 pm, and the business
meeting will take place at O'CLOCK
The faculty section meets the thlIu
. Friday OF each month under the cnair-
manShip Of Mrs. John Donaldson.
! The faculty newcomers section IA
7 chosen the third Tuesday OF eacn
! month. Mrs. Earl w. Barnhart IS the
! Chairman of this section.
The bridge section, of which MIS- VI,
James II. Taylor is chairman, VIZ ~.
!, meet the last wednesday OF eacn
!, month.
: Girls Friendly Society.-Miss Bets1.
:, has resigned as house mother OF ei'
National Center.
e st. Johns Branch, Norwood Parish
e has had to postpone its play which va =
70 have been given next month que =
Mrs. George Pariseaus absence itO'A
e the city.
: Miss Elsa Needham is carrying on tne
: work at ST. Johns Branch, GeorgetoMnu.
\ st. Paul's Branch, Rock Greek, -.
!. sunday unveiled Q G. F. s. WINDOW -
Y the church. Canon Joseph Fletcnsl
: and Canon Franklin = Bohanan con'
: quoted the service.
i Florence Davidson VII attend N