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

| The Park View Women'a Club met
| ct the home Of Mrs. w. s. Erwin, 753
| Quebec place, March 10, with the presi-
dent, Mrs. L. e. FELTON,, presiding.
| Mrs. Ivy Ashburn, chairman Of the
Art Committee, called meeting at
the home Of Mrs. Fred s. walker, 76o
Rock Greek Church read, the afternoon
Of March 10, at which time q speaker
presented the topic art in the Home
and in Dress"
Mrs. L. E. Murray. Literary Com
mittee chairman, announces her meet
| ing will be March 81 at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Faris, 3206 Park place.
burn and Miss Augusta Machen, pre-
sented q literary program at Mount
Pleasant Library March IL In CO.
operation with Mrs. Ellis Logan and the
Federation of Women's Clubs Of the
District of Columbia.
Mrs. L. Standish announces meet
ing of the Bridge Club March II at the
by Mrs. Folliard, Mrs. Evans and Mrs.
Wilson.
Mrs. Benson Rowe made report on
ways and means work, which included
the sale of 162 aprons. Mrs. e. 7.
Perkins, who with Mrs. Ellis Logan
organized the club in 1928, was made
an honorary member upon recommen-
dation Of the Executive Board. 1t was
also voted to assist at the broadcasts
d the District Federation of Women's
Clubs, which are being held on Mon
days.
MRS. Bair gave readings, Miss Louise
Prescott gave q piano number, Miss
Elizabeth Evans sang selections, witN
Miss Prescott at the piano.
American Association Of University
WOmen's CIub-At the tea March 23
at 4 pm. Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt
will speak on Seventeen Years OF Major
Music Credit in Our High Schools fol-
lowed by an artists program OF piano.
forte music by Leah Effenbach and
Glenn Carow, outstanding major music
students and members of the Washing
ton Pianists' Club. Introduction by
Mrs. Martin A. Morrison. Mrs. Har-
old @. Moulton will be hostess, assisted
by the alumnae from the following col
leges: James Millikin, Illinois College
for Women, Knox College, Lake Forest,
and University Of Illinois.
The beginning Preschool Study Group
will meet March % at 3 pm.
The subject viii be Emotional Be-
havior Problems" Mrs. Margaret r,
White, washington Child Research
Center, viii be leader.
The adolescence and Adolescence
Study Group lead by DR.. McHale win |
meet March rs at 3 pm.
AT the Book Review Section, March |
20, at IL am, Miss Sabra Vought |
librarian at the ONCE Of Education, |
will review Charles w. Eliot, President |
of Harvard University, 1s69-1eo9," by |
Henry James. william Kittle will dis
cuss the question, Where Was Belmont |
Of the Merchant Of Venice?"
On March 20 at 8:15 pm. In the |
Avsd NJ the Interim Tapa Ytr1aAYlf |
an illustrated lecture on "OberaIn-
mergau," by Mrs. Arthur Keith, as
sisted by Mr.. Ambrose Durkin. baritone;
Mrs. Rose Maxwell Dickey, violinist, and |
Mrs. G. F. Loughlin, pianist.
Minister Of China. Dr. Chao-Chu WI, |
will speak on Some Aspects of Chinese |
Education" at the luncheon March 20
at 1 pm. Mrs. o. L. Veerhon, preSi- !
dent of the branch, will introduce the
spe aker.
There will be an informal card party
March % at 8 pm.
Washington Alumnae Club Of Mu |
Phi EpsilOn-Edith Athey has been |
elected president; Hazel Wood, vice |
president; Olive Pratt, secretary; and |
Olive Writers, treasurer.
The club entertained Alma M. Geiser
of Cincinnati Ohio, national secretary |
VI N1u 4 Al GPSAOAA, al AuACAcOn az |
woodward & Lothrop's tea room.
District Of Columbia League Of Ameri- !
can PEN WOmen-An artists tea will /
be held in the Stonleigh Court Studio |
today from 4 to $50 o'clock to open an
exhibition of paintings by Elise T.
Clark. Friends Of the league are in
vited to attend.
Victoria Faber Stevenson will meet
the members Of the feature writing
group Tuesday night.
A program will be given al the salon
franchise Wednesday at $50 pm.