Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-18

| be received by the club news
editor, not later than 10 am, on
| Thursday.
Chapter G, District Of Columbia p.
E. O., was entertained by Mrs. w. @.
Waldo at luncheon october in her
home, 2815 Q street. This was fol-
lowed by business meeting.
Mrs. Richard L. Hoxie and her sis
| ter, Mrs. Robert Clay Sheriff., will be
hostesses october % in their home,
be served at 1880 pm. Mrs. Wallace
! Streeter will give an informal talk on
The Origin and Early History Of
P. E. O."
The chapter has Christmas cards for
the benefit Of the philanthropy fund.
| All interested may communicate with
Mrs. Ernest H. Daniel, 2lll Nineteenth
street.
| W0man's Clinic.-MrS. Corbin Thomp-
son presided at meeting of the Elk
ecutive Board Monday evening at her
residence, 1909 Buchanan street. DR..
Lauretta Kress reported for the Wom-
ans Clinic, 4704 Georgia avenue. DR..
Anna May Borland reported on the
clinic at 1887 T. street.
! Plans for a card party proposed for
the near future we're discussed and re-
ferred to Mrs. Edgar T. Brown, chair
man Of the Ways and Means Commit
| tee, and members. Miss Marie Ball, Mrs.
Bernard Hermann and Mrs. Joseph
Sanders.
District Of Columbia Federation of
Womens ClubS.-Mrs. A. B. McManuS,
chairman of the Club Extension Com
mittee, Will be the speaker over station
WJSV tomorrow at 10:45 am. on the
program given under auspices of the
federation each week. Miss Anna Sloan,
yioloncellist, will play. Mrs. c. S. Sloan
will be the accompaniSt on the piano.
Mrs. Grattan Kerans, Publicity chair
man and member Of the Radio Com
n1ittee, will announce.
Uncle Sans Daughters" will be the
subject of an address by Miss Emma
Void on the Among Women" pro-
gram on station WMAL Tuesday at
| 1880 am, on the program given each
Tuesday, sponsored by the federation.
Miss Void was sent by the State De-
United States delegation at the confer
ence at The Hague In 1880. Mrs. Graf
tan Kerans will announce.
Mrs. William La Varre, chairman Of
finance, announces plans completed for
a card party at the Shoreham Hotel
November at 2 o'clock.
District Of Columbia women's Demo-
| cratic Educational Council.-MrS. Clara
Wright Smith, president, will preside at
the meeting tomorrow evening at the
Hay-AdamS House. Miss Ruth Sinney,
political and editorial writer, will speak
on How Congress Functions"
Mrs. Lester Pollock announced the
dinner october ~ at the club. under
auspices Of the Education Committee.
Senator King will speak. Reservations
Pollock, Mrs. Robert K. Noble and Mrs.
Margaret H. Dawkins.
New members are Mrs. Jouett Shouse
and Mrs. Victor Russell.
ri Omicron Chapter Of the University
Guild met Tuesday at the Carlton Hotel
DR.. CORTLAND D. Baker of George
charge CT the guild programs, an
nounced that in addition to the regular
assignment for the meeting to be held
october ~ there will be general dis
cuSsion Of Walt Whitmans Song Of
Myself" When Lilacs Last in the
Dooryard Bloomed," Drum Taps" and
Emerson's essay on "Self-Reliance."
Soroptomist Club-President Grace
Goodpasture presided at the business
meeting at the La Fayette Hotel last
Wednesday. Marie C. Rogers, assistant
secretary Of the Washington Chamber
of Commerce, was welcomed as the new
member. Marie Lawyer. former Sorop-
tomist, visiting Washington on business,
was guest at the luncheon.
Plans for a Halloween party to be
given by Clara Mae Downey at Olney
Inn october % we're announced. A
committee composed of Katherine Pike,
Helena Reed and Dora Palkln was APP
pointed to cooperate with Judge Sell
lers on the child welfare bill.
A suggestion. presented by the Civic
Committee, with Nora Hoffman as chair
man, to cooperate With other civic
work out the local unemployment situa-
ton was unanimously indcrSed.
Gen. ]. E. b. Stuart Chapter, U.
ID. c., met at the home of the president
Mrs. G. H. Alexander. She reported the
card party given on her front porch
was a success. Mrs. Albion w. Tuck
and Miss Frances Phillips were elected
delegates and Mrs. Waverlie Thornhill
alternate to the general convention.
Mrs Charles INLAY gave selections on
the piano, Mrs. Constance Goodman
gave readings and Miss Frances Phillips
sang.
The S0dality Union will sponsor
bazaar and supper November 16, II
and Is, at Carroll Hall, from 4:30 to
10 pm. meeting is being planned by
the various committee chairmen, when
detailed arrangements will be made.
A card party will be given by st.
Joseph's Sodality in the parish hall the
evening of November s.
League Of American Pen Women
Mrs. Carlos B. Mirick, chairman of the
Poetry Committee, will outline plans
for the year and discuss the writing
and appreciation Of poetry, October 10,
s pm, in Stoneleigh Court.
Mrs. w. E. Pattison French will be
hostess at an exhibition and tea Oc-
tober 10, from 4 to 6 o'clock, in Stone
leigh Court.
The chairman of the Art Exhibition
Committee, who arranged for the ex-
hibit, Mrs. Eugene Deland Saugstad, is
unable to be present. as she will be in
Yorktown as a special guest Of the
Yorktown Commission. She was the
artist who executed the portraits Of
the French officers who participated In
the Yorktown campaign that are to be
unveiled october 10.
The Mary Louise English Circle of
the Florence Crittenton Home met
Tuesday with Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Mack
at 1905 Thirty eighth street Mrs.
BasSett gave report of the rally held
at the Crittenton Homa on October 2.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Speich November 10.
Twentieth Century Club. - The art
section will meet tomorrow at ais pm.
at the Y. w. C. A. Mrs. Thora Hin
shaw Seaton will have charge Of the
meeting. Miss Leila Mechlin, art
critic of The Star. will speak on the
American Federation of Arts"
The members of the garden section
are asked to meet the chairman, Mrs.
BENJAMIN F Smith in the garden made