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

MRS. Graem 7. SmallWoou ana MISS
Mary Black were presented as new
Colonial doctors was given by Mrs.
George Stratford- Barnes, Senorita Cepo-
Rodriguez Of Porto Rico. who Is visit
ing her brother and the regent, was
the guest Of honor.
The Department Of Potomac. W..
r. c., at q meeting in Wallace Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church last Sun
day night, presented Boy Scout Troop
No. 6 with q parade flag. The charter
was presented by Rev. E. Lynd Drake.
executive oflcer Of Boy Scouts OF
America. The nag was presented by
e. Helen Temple, department patriotic
instructor. Mrs. A. w. Hickman. de-
partment president. gave q historic
Of patriotic work.
The Capitol Hill History Club met
Wednesday at the Broadmore, with
MRS. j. 6. Hemphill and Mrs. E. M.
Wallace as hoStesses. Papers were
given by Mrs. j. H. Cunningham and
by Mrs. v. G. Austin.
The next meeting will be at the home
Of Mrs. Charles Fisher, 3768 Mckinley
street, october %.
Curley Club.-Under the direction Of
Miss Dorothy Barrett, chairman OF the
Membership Committee, and William
]. Boyd, chairman of the Entertain
ment Committee, an entertainment has
been arranged which will follow the
regular meeting at the Continental
Hotel next Thursday evening
costume Halloween dance Will be
held in the Continental Hotel october
20.
At the Continental Hotel will be held
the annual banquet which will be ten
dered Rev. Francis x. Cavanagh,
spiritual director Of the club, Novem-
The following were admitted to men,
bership during September: Miss Cathe-
rine O'Connor, Miss Mildred L. Matti-
more, Miss Alma s. Moraes. Miss
Pauline Stewart, Frank A. Pearson and
Paul Burke.
The Park View Women's Club held
the annual Autumn party Tuesday
night at the home of Mrs. George w.
Evans, 752 Rock Greek Church road.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Pierce
B. Ashburn, president; Mrs. Warren H.
Wagner, Mrs. John H. Potts, Mrs.
Thomas H. Faris, Mrs. George F. Dal-
wick. A new member was welcomed,
publish q year book and q committee
was named. as follows: Mrs. George F.
Dalwick, Mrs. Fred s. Walker and Mrs.
L. E. Murray.
The remainder Of the evening was
spent in games and stunts appropriate
to a children's party. The guests were
in costume, some as babies and some as
| older boys and girls. Prizes for the
mcst original costumes were won by
Mrs. Walter SommerS as Buster
Brown and Mrs. M. Dune as . school
boy.
The National Capital Chapter Of the
Delphian Society met Wednesday in
JellefY's Little Theater, the president,
Dixon was appointed critic for the next
| two months. New members welcomed
into the chapter were Mrs. Ball, Mrs.
Douglas and Mrs. Yates of Texas. 1t
was voted to invite Mrs. Ellis Logan to
be the guest at the next meeting, fol-
lowing which all accompany her to
the Congressional Library. where she
will explain some of the works of art
The following guests were present: Mrs
Campbell, Mrs. Perham Of Atlanta and
Mrs. w. w. Cunningham OF Councils
vile. Pa.
The literary program was on "Giotto
and His Age" 1276-1336, led by Mrs.
j. B. Hartley, who gave q brief sketch
Of his life. "Giotto's Career" was out
| lItco ny MATS. ftcLLA Mdypec MIS-. 1. "a
Huntley. Mrs. o. A. Bergren, Mrs. W.
M. Dixon, Mrs. A. c. Christie, Mrs. Al
bert M. Day, Mrs. H. A. Latane, and
| Mrs. Ruth H. Snodgrass participated in
the program.
Mrs P. NJ Chichester will be leader
on the subject Three Fifteenth Gen.
| fury Painters" which will be held at
Jellef's Little Theater, October %, at
GAS am.
American University Women's Guild.
Mrs. Peter NJ Anderson will preside
over the meeting Tuesday at 11:l5 am.
Mrs. Arthur Christie, one of the group
chairmen, will report on the silver tea
and baked sale which her group held
October "a. Plans for the year will be
announced by the other two group
chairmen, Mrs. Eugene Wesley Shaw
and Miss Mary Louise Brown. Mrs.
| James Shera Montgomery will tell of
the decision made by the Purchasing
Committee for the new furnishings it
expects to buy. Lunch will be served in
the Women's Residence Hall on the
campus, where the meeting will be held
The Wesley Heights Circle Of the
Florence Crittenton Home met for
luncheon october IL at the home Of
Mrs. Frank F. Nesbit, who was assisted
in receiving by Mrs. C. Chester Cay
WOOu olAO MID. NCCA ~ WuAlIlSOA 4He
circle will take as the work for the COM
ing Winter the buying Of an outfit for
little boy Of 8 years whose mother
this year Is taking a course in nursing;
also 500 Is to be donated, $40 per
month for 10 months, for the buying of
material to be used by the Georgetown
University free dental clinic for work
on the girls at the home. The next
meeting will be November at the home
~ Eve A nvv,1Ar TY1,,.
thorne street.
Women's City Club.-The Member
ship Committee will receive the follow
ing newly elected members at the tea
today: Mrs. F. w. FRANKIE, Miss Jessie
May Olin and Mrs. Elizabeth K. Pee
Piles.
The Monday Contract Bridge Club
will resume its meetings tomorrow at
1880 o'clock. The chairman is Mrs. T.
H. Dawson. A meeting of the officers
will be held at 1890 o'clock.
Mrs. Paul D. Bunker, chairman of
the Committee on Book Reviews, will
review Portraits in Miniature" by Lyt-
ton 6trachey, at the meeting Tuesday
at 4:45 o'clock.
Mrs. Herbert Hoover will oficiate at
the tree planting, Thursday at 8 o'clock
on Mitchell Park playground, arranged
by the club.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet to-
morrow at 1 pm, with Mrs. Minnie
Wetzel, 1343 Monroe street. Mrs. Mary
Hoover assisting hostess
The Cultus Club met at the home of
Mrs. William Knowles Cooper, with
Mrs Charles Demonet, president, pre-
siding. Mrs. George H. Harris and
Mrs. Clifford K. Bergman read papers.
Quota Club.-Otis j. Rogers OF the
Department of Labor was the guest
speaker at luncheon Tuesday at the
WomenS University Club. Mrs. Clark