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


TIE Dissrics 81 CeinnbiA League
1eaderninip ~ Dr.. Jean Stephenson,
president. launched on another years
Mrs. Edith Mirick. poetry chairman.
has orRant1ed hef group.
A reception vas recently held IN
honor % Mrs. Grace Thompson Seton.
national president.
man feature articles evening. called o
naseting octcber ~.
The welsh society Of washington
and vicinity met at the Wilson N0r-
NAL School President Fred /. Har-
ries presided and reviewed the acuvi-
ties Of the society since It's meeting IN
May. A silent tribute was paid over
the passing Of two members. Edward
l.. Roberts. former president. ana MRS
Marnaret r. Gri63th. The address OF
the evening was given by John Rob-
eFtg, formerly Of Bangor, Wales.
whether the society viii participate
n the George washington .1tsn-
NAL Commission has been left 10
committee. which viii report At the
next meeting.
The next meeting is November ..
CeIumbla Floral Circle win meet TO-
morrow at pm. with Mrs. mary 2
EppeIsheiner. 1927 Hiatt place; hrs.
wilcox assisting hostess,
Mrs. EIIen Spencer Mussey Tent
Daughter Of Union Veterans Of the
Civil War, met october 70, with MIS-
Elattery presiding. Joseph II. Rose,
commander Of Lincoln Camp, Sons
Of Veterans. received the pledge OF OBJ
liRatton. Mrs Leopold and Mrs. Thomas
announced a card party the night OF
November 5 at the Southern Farms
Dairy, go NJ street The proceeds VIII
be- devoted TO the building fund. Com
rnittee on Veterans Night Reception
made q partial report A reception VIII
be held November IL for the comrades
81 the q. A. r. and president OF the
w. n. O., Department OF the Potomac,
and their respective stafis.
The p. =. O. SIsterhood win have .
luncheon November 4, at 1880 o'clock,
at 1910 r street All members are in
ytted.
American Association Of University
WOmen.--Members are requested 70
meet today at 3 p.Fi., at Foxail Station,
Cabin John or Glen Echo car line, 70
walk 10 Foxall Village and vicinity.
Bring picnic supper TO be eaten after
the walk. at the home OF the leader,
Mrs. Frank w. Pyle. 44l4 Reservoir
Miss Anna p. Cooper Of the George
washington faculty, viii speak tomor-
row At 4 pm. on Malvern Festival, held
at Great Malvern, England, in August
"Five Centuries OF English Drama" IS
the title of the address. Mrs. Frank w.
BalIOu viii be hostess ut the tea.
A bridge luncheon win be held Thurs
day, at pm, for members and guests
for which reservations should be made
by Wednesday evening.
Charles s. Ross will speak on the
s'Next Session Of Congress" at the
pm. luncheon Saturday, when Mrs.
George Woods will have charge.
The Education Committee Is arrang-
ing TO cooperate with the washington
Child Research Center so that inter-
ested members may join groups for spe-
cial study.
Mrs. William Il. Chamhsrlin will con-
suit with members in relation to the
Fellowship fund.
The Wesley Heights Child Study Club
will meet at the home Of Mrs. George
b. Woods, November 8, at 8 pm. Mrs.
Homer r. Dawson and Mrs. Charles
woodward will assist her in receiving.
The subject for the evening viii be
'Sidelights on Infant Care in Painting
and Sculpture" DIR. John A. Foote,
former dean Of the Medical School OF
Georgetown University, prepared the
slides for this lecture and was assisted
in the collaboration of the manuscript
BY DR.. j. f. O'Brien, who will read the
lecture. This lecture and slides have
been loaned to the Community Chest
by DR.. Foote'S widow and the Chest in
turn Is lpaning them to various inter-
ested organizations.
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Mrs. w, l.. Finley will preside at an
informal meeting Tuesday at IL am, in
st. Margaret's Parish Hall, Connecticut
avenue and Bancroft place. All mem
bers and others interested are invited.
The writers Rendezvous wiz have a
miscellaneous moods night at the
Thomson School Tuesday, Lewis l..
Moneyway will speak on Shorts
Writing" and Rendezvous poets who
have had their poems broadcast by FL
bred Wilson Of the Northern Dramatic
Co. over VOL viii read and recite orig
anal works.
Chapter G, p. Z. O.-Mrs. Wallace
Etreater presented an account of the
Origins and Early History OF Russia"
ct . meeting at the residence Of Mrs.
Richard l.. Hoxie and her sister, Mrs.
Robert Clay Sheriff., 340l Macomb
street This followed luncheon and
business session. Mrs. w. p. SternS
and Mrs. Belle ]. Magruder of Chapter
3 and Mrs. James II. Harper of Chap
Mrs. Harry o. Hine. 3204 Highland
place. viii entertain Chapter @ No
vemher IL, when guest speaker will
give an account of the Supreme Chap
ter convention. held in Portland, Greg,
IN September. Mrs. Hine also was
hostess to the local Cooperative Board
Of p. +. o. on october 10, when two
delegates from each of the eight chap
terS In the District of Columbia were
In attendance. Members Of Chapter G.
assisted Mrs. Hine.
The women's Auxiliary TO the Rail-
way Mail Association met at the Capt.
toll Park Hotel. Issues Of Importance
70 come before the convention at San
Antonio, Tex. in November were dis
cussed, A new member. Mrs. j. A.
FofSythe. brought the total member
ship to 102. The meeting closed with
the showing of slides and cards. Mrs
Collins gave short talk on each pic
ture.
The FIRST of series Of social evenings
was held October II at the home OF
Mrs. r. L. Rouse, 1925 Henlock street
J. A. Forsythe gave Sleight-of- hand
tricks. Vocal selections were rendered
by Mrs. Betty Gray and Miss Mamie
Rouse, accompanied by Miss Catherine
Benson.
WOmen's City Cuba tea has been
arranged for this afternoon by the
Hospitality Committee, Mrs. GLADYS b
MiddlenliSS. chairman. Representatives
OF the Citizens Joint Committee on
National Representation for the Dis
trict Of Columbia will be honor guests
The Monday Auction and Contrac,
Bridge Club viii meet tomorrow al
1:S0 pm. Mrs. T. H. Dawson. chair
man. Invites interested members to joir
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