Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-22

! ing and Miss Carolina wiidman, host
esses.
After the business meeting the chap
| ter celebrated the birthday anniversary
of Mrs. George B. King.
District Of Columbia Federation Of
Women's Clubs.-Mrs. Edgar p. Merritt
presided at a meeting Of the Executive
Board Monday at the Roosevelt. Mrs.
William La VarTe chairman Of Finance,
presented plans for a card party to be
| given in May. Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley
reported the sending OF letters 20 all
State presidents calling attention to the
tiers were reported sent on the subject
OF equal rights" to all State presi-
dents.
Announcement Of the annual meeting
| dates was made as May II and Is.
The program on Thursday viii be pre-
sented by the Woman's Single Tax
Club, Mrs Marie H. Heath president.
James r. Brown, lecturer, viii be the
| guest speaker.
Mrs. Carrie Smith was appointed
! chairman of Fairgrounds, Mrs. Ernest
H Daniels having resigned. Mrs. w. A.
| Winklehaus, chairman OF the DEPART
ment of American Homes, told Of plan
10 invite club presidents 70 luncheon
in the near future.
The District Of Columbia Committee,
on Unemployment, through Mrs. Dick,
requested that members Of the fedora
| ton requiring assistance in their homes
communicate with the Department Of
Labor.
Mrs. H. M. Hunter, director OF the
radio program, which Is broadcast
each Monday morning over station
WJSV at 1890 o'clock, reported the
morning broadcast by Mrs. Virginia
White Speel as speaker and Mrs. Dor
othy Sinnott as soloist. Mrs. Charles
Fl. Bair will assist in arranging for
readers and Mrs. Hunter will present
the speakers.
Mrs. George Oliver Gillingham, chair
man Of the Division of Moving Pictures,
announced an illustrated talk at 2
o'clock tomorrow. Birth of Sound" Is
will be the subject of the guest speaker
William w. Wheeler of the Chesapeake
g. Potomac Telephone 90.
Resolutions to be presented at the BIZ
ennia1 meeting in April will be read and
acted upon at the meeting tomorrow
Delegates and alternates win Be elected.
Mrs. John w. FriZzeI, chairman OF
at the morning session. Mrs. Jane
Walker Fletcher viii be the soloist at
the afternoon meeting, with Mrs. j.
Harry Cunningham as accompanist.
Mrs. w w. Husband, chairman Of
the Department of American Citizen
ship, VIII be the speaker on the Club
Women's Hour" tomorrow morning
Mrs. F. Q. Brinley will be the reader.
Minnie Hoch Smith, trombone soloist,
will give musical selections, with Miss
Belva Hoch as accompanist on the
piano.
VoteIess District Of Columbia League
Of Women VOters.-Dr. Isadore Lubin
will be the speaker at meeting spon-
sored by the International Relations
Committee, Mrs. william Johnstone
chairman, at the home of Mrs. George
Kreutzer, 1902 Wisconsin avenue, Tues
day at 4 o'clock. DR.. Bubin Of the
Brookings Institution win speak on
Social Economic Conditions In Rus
STA"
The National Capital Chapter Of the
Delphian Society met Wednesday In
Jelleff's Little Theater, the President,
Mrs. Charles T. Schoonmaker, presiding.
Miss Dorothy Proxies, lawyer and au-
thor Of New York City, gave an ex-
temporaneous talk. Mrs. Albert M. Day
lead the program for the day, the sub
ject being THE Rise of Greece" en-
bracing the period from about 1000 to
400 B. G. She gave talk on the Dis
persion Of the Hellenic Peoples" The
Land of the HelleneS" was described by
Mrs. Ruth H. Snodgrass. Mrs. d. w.
Leadbetter told briefly of THE Spar
tans" The subject Athens Struggle
for Democracy" was presented by Mrs.
Earl Baker. The topic "Plutarch'S
Character Sketch of Scion" was dis
cuSsed by various members. Mrs.