Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-17

given. Recipes and prizes viii be given
away. This school Is being sponsored
by the club.
Among the new members are: Mrs.
Margaret Petty Dodge, Mrs. J. N. LIN
thicum, Mrs. Frederick j. Moss, Mrs
Anthony Hutchinson, jr., ana MRS. Faul
Burke, ST.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
at the home of Mrs. H. K. Fulton, with
Mrs H. r. White assisting. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Bruce Bare, presided.
Chairman, Mrs. j. w. Frizzen. Topics
were assigned on Spain, the subject for
next year. Mrs. S. W. Morris read a
paper on THE Rosetta Stone" pa
per on pottery and glass, prepared by
Mrs. Miller, was read by Mrs. Winter.
The annual meeting will take place at
the home of Mrs. A. r. Tracy, Franklin
Park, Va, May 81. Those assisting are
Mrs. Contingho, Mrs Hesse, Mrs.
North and Mrs. Arthur Williams.
The Shakespeare Society will hold its
annual social and business meeting this
afternoon at the home of the president
and dramatic director DR.. and Mrs.
z. v. wilcox, SO West Irving street,
ballot on q banquet will be announced.
Twentieth Century CIub.-The liter
allure section held its picnic meeting
Monday in the garden of Mrs. Truman
Able, 1887 Huntington street. The pro-
gram, in charge of Mrs. Austin Clark
and Mrs. william Maxon, took the
form Of style show. Costumes of
three generations were displayed by
Miss Marjorie Brockett. Miss Mary
Walker, Miss Janet Washburn, Miss
Mary Maxon, Miss Carrie Fulton, Miss
Margaret Able and Miss Sarah Clark.
The garden section will meet Tues
day at pm. in the National Cattle
dral Close for visit to the bishops
garden. This Is the first of three gar
den tours which the section plans to
make.
The nature section will meet at 10
am. Wednesday ut Chevy Chase Lake
The civics section will hold its annual
picnic at 1880 o'clock Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Harold e. Doyle. 1918
Huntington street The program will
be in charge Of Mrs. Sidney Thompson
and Mrs. Godfrey Creyke. Members
are reminded to inform Mrs Samuel
Blythe If they intend to be present.
American Association Of University
Gle, those with cars please bring them,
May II at 2:45 pm, to 60 out the
Pooleville pike to the Fenning farm
where q walk will be taken for flower
study A picnic supper will be served
in the farmhouse after the walk.
Leader, Mrs. Karl Fenning.
DR.. Arthur Keith. chairman, Division
of Geology and Geography, National
Research Council, will speak on 1.-THE
General Subject Of Earthquakes. In
Guiding That Of Managua," May 10 at
pm. Mrs. Frank W. Pyle, hostess,
will be assisted by alumnae from the
following institutions: Adrian. Ameri-
can University, Brennan, Burleson, Gin
cinnati Wesleyan. Hardin, Logan Ma
tional kindergarten College, Packer
Collegiate Institute, Washington College
Of Law. Maryland College, Saint Mary
| College.
Junior dinner-bridge, May 20 at =
pm. Reservations close May 10 at
pm.
Annual picnic May 20 at the country
home Of DR.. Louise Tayler Jones. At
pm, q play, "Sylvia'S Dream" will
be presented by DR.. Anna Marie
Ketcham. At 8 pm, supper will be
served. Cars win leave clubhouse at
pm. Those who can furnish transpor-
tation send name to club or to Mrs.
Chester Morrill,, Cleveland 1897. Those
driving their own cars secure tickets be-
fore May 20 ct Q pm. Route: Drive
across Chain Bridge, sharp turn 70
right, continue straight ahead four and
one-haf miles 70 home Of DR.. Jones.
The writers Rendezvous was ad-
dressed Tuesday evening by Lynn Gale
| on "Mexico's Contribution to Idtera-
tufe." Afterward Mr.. Gale read his
Tnaua an '"sThe CITY Of Mexico" Lucia