Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-03

ling, 1900 Euclid street MRS. Mar5
Rhodes, assisting hostess.
Rowac Club-A group Of members
visited George Myers Textile and Rus
Museum at 1880 S street Wednesday
under the guidance Of Mrs. Frank j.
Drummer. chairman of the department
of fine arts. The annual business meet
ing of the club will be held May at
the home of Mrs. Dewitt G. Smith
Edgemoor, Md.
The welsh Society Of Washington and
vicinity held their April meeting al
wilson Normal school. The speaker OF
the evening was Rev. william E. La
Rue OF the Takoma Park Baptis!
Church. Miss Margareta EcSios a ard
Mr.. Alvin Potter sang Engllsn ano
welsh songs with Mrs. Emelie Lewis
Eckloff at the piano. On May 3, at =
pm, the regular meeting for the month
will occur David LumSden OF the De-
partment of Agriculture VIII give an
illustrated talk on English gardens
There will be special music.
The Sixteenth Street Heights Club
met April % at the home OF MRS. 5. j.
DantZic, 221 Whittier street, Takoma
Park. Luncheon was served, after
which the president, Mrs. E. E. Roberts,
called the meeting to order. Pans
were discussed for the annual iuncneon
May 26. Mrs. j. Clyde Marquis intro-
duced the speaker. Dr. E. v. wilcox,
gave a talk on Russia. Mrs. =. "
Wilcox Mrs. G. A. Scott, Mrs. v: M.
CHM, Mrs. H. r. Sheppard and MRS.
Charles Young were guests Inc neHS
meeting will be May IL at the home OF
Mrs. e. E. Roberts, 32l3 Georgia ave-
American Association Of University
Women.-Sunday, May 8, mixers VIII
assen1ble at Chain Bridge Station
1Cabin John car line) today at 2:45
nm. to walk up the towpath to MISS
Edna Stones cabin, near SycaLloIe
island station Picnic supper after tne
walk at the cabin. Leader, Mrs. Jonn
A tea will be held tomorrow at pm,
arranged by the junior group, at Wnlcn
Sophocles Pappas will speak on Inc
Historv of Musical Instruments" MISS
woodbridge will be hostess.
A dinner will be given Tuesday at Z
O'Clock in honor of President MARVIN
Of George washington University, VINO
Relations Mrs. Howe VIII presioe
and Mrs. verhoh will introduce the
sneaker. Make reservations by May 4.
DR.. william F. Notz, dean OF the For
ei9n Service School of Georgetown UNI
versity, will speak on Economic Foun-
dalton for world Peace" SATURDAY AT
I:l5 pm. Mrs. George F. Bowerman
will Introduce the speaker. HeserVa-
lions close May 8 at l pm.
The Election Committee, Mrs. Cham
berlin. chairman, announces the follow
ING have been elected Miss Martina
MscIear, vice president; Miss Judith
clark, corresponding secretary, and Miss
Anna D. Halberg and Mrs. Marie M
Prof1tt, directors
The Shakespeare Society Of Wash
inSton will meet tomorrow evening az
the Corcoran Art Gallery at 8 pm.
Gideon A. Lyon, associate editor OF The
Evening Star, will discuss Shakespeare
play, "Coriolanus." His talk will bring
to close the series OF lectures pro.
Ynoted by the society for all lovers OF
Shakespeare, which are held on the
frst Monday of every month from Oc.
tober until May. DR.. e. v. wilcox Will
afterward discuss plans for the annual
BANQUET and the annual business meet
ing.
The Clover Club met recently at the
home of Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter. The
secretary read letter from Secretary
HYDE with reference to his recent ruling
in corn sugar. Mrs. Wheeler reported
on the meeting Of the District OF Co.
lunbia Federation and on current
events.
Mrs. Rafter, Mrs. Frank Moulton and
Mrs. w. w. Wheeler were elected dele
gates. and Mrs. j. G. Let's, Mrs. War
rem Schoonmaker and Mrs. Joseph F..
Randall were elected alternates TO the
annual meeting of the District OF Co
lunbia Federation Of Women's Clubs
A report was given for Mrs. Owen for
charity for Easter and the baskets she
took to the little Prather children
rr1aa x,avf ,,aaoftY4o will he held NAV n
at the home of Mrs. Warren Schoon-
maker, 6io Princeton place. Election OF
officers viii be held.
Business and Professional WOmen's
Cuba card party was held at the
Burlington Hotel May l at pm. The
receipts will be used by the club to en-
attendance at the biennial convention
of the National Federation Of Business
and Professional Womens Clubs, to be
held in Richmond July TO IL.
ARRANGEMENTS were discussed at the
meeting April 81 by the local club for
keeping open house at the Grace Dodge
tea room during the visit to this city OF
the delegates. large NUMBER OF wnom
are expected In July. Efforts also Will
be made to conduct the visitors on spe-
cial sightseeing trips.
Chapter G, p. z. O., was entertained
April % by Mrs. Ernest II. Daniel at
her residence, 21l1 Nineteenth street.
Mrs. Harry L. Underwood, president,
presided at q business session, when
changes to the local bylaws were made.
Mrs. Clyde B. Aitchiscn, past presi-
dent, who has recently returned from
q Western tour. gave an informal talk
regarding p. E. o. work IN several
Western States. A social followed,
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Underwood, Mrs. Aitchison and Mrs.
cyrus C.. Coombs. Others present were
Mrs. Bruce Baird, Mrs. Wallace Streat-
or, Mrs. Richard L. Hoxie, Mrs. Rich
ard E. Claughton, Mrs. w. G. Waldo,
Mrs. Harry o. Htne, Mrs. John M. Bea-
vers, Mrs. F. E. st. Claire and Mrs.
Robert Clay Sheriff..
Twentieth Century CIub.-The an
nual field day Of the French section
took the form Of a picnic luncheon
April 20 at the home Of the chairman,
Mrs. Francis L. Halves. Each mem
Der contributed something to the pro-
gram, which was entirely in French.
The international outlook section will
hold its last meeting for the year at
2:l5 pm Monday at the Y. W. G. A.
Eugene K. Scallap, secretary Of the
South African legation, will give talk
on South Africa, illustrated with COL
ored lantern slides. Mrs. James X. Nc
Clintock will report on the new re-
public in Spain. All club members are
invited to attend and to bring guests.
The education section will meet at 10
EN-. Wednesday at Sixteenth street and
the District line for drive and picnic
luncheon, and will visit Doughoregan,
the home of the CAROLS near Balti-
more. All members Of the section are
invited and are asked TO bring their
own luncheon, and may bring guests
provided they can arrange transporta-
ton.