Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-08

/ Those desiring TO go Will meet AZ tne
home of Mrs Scott, 4ooS Seventh street.
| at 10 o'clock.
annual picnic held at Vacation Lodge
The literature section met and the
subject of the evening was Poetry
by Whittier" The November meeting
will be with Mrs Myers, 327 Webster
street.
The philanthropic section met at the
| home of Mrs. H. r. Norton. Mrs
| Prentiss of the Gospel Mission was
guest OF honor Mrs. Cook, the chair
man, announced this section is anx-
ious to have completed by Christmas
one dress for each child at the Gospel
Mission and asked members of the club
not members Of this section to attend
the next meeting, November II, at
the home of Mrs. Dewey, 4512 Ninth
street.
Mrs Reed announced the next meet
ing of the music section Will be NO
vember "a at the home Of Mrs. Cowsill
4121 Ninth street.
Mrs. Waldo gave a report of the Oc-
tober meeting Of the General Fedora
ton of Womens Clubs and Mrs. Stew
art reported the meeting of the Public
School Association.
The club decided to hold a pantry
day for the benefit of the unemployed
and Mrs. Holm asked that each member
bring can Of fruit or vegetables to the
monthly meeting in December.
The Society of Federal TransIators
met Monday evening, with Vice Presi-
dent Vogenitz in the chair. Miss Fan
nye Sweeney of the office of the chief
| co-ordinator. gave a description of the
manner in which that Office functions
as a clearing house for special kinds
of translating in the various depart
ments.
Chairman Burton H. Lahore of the
! Redistribution Committee read a re-
port Of his interviews with interested
| authorities on the Reconsideration OF
| translators. The society will hold its
December meeting at the residence OF
Miss Gertrude Holinger.
The Shakespeare Society will meet to-
morrow evening at the Corcoran Art
Gallery. Prof F. B. Harmon of the
Maryland University will speak on
"Shakespearean Facts and Myths" Co.'S
| TUNED scenes will be presented from
Much Ado About Nothing" under the
direction of Mabel owens Wilcox and
the following in the cast: Dorothy
Lawrence, Esther Marshman, 1rma
Vaughan, Mr. Heintz and Mr.. Dyer
The costumes worn by the players in
these scenes were designed and executed
! by Dorothy Lawrence and are gift by
! her to the Shakespeare Society.
The Social Club Of Washington Coun-
Gil, U. c. c. Of E., will meet at the home
of Mrs. Neill, 1915 K street northeast
November IL.
AIoysian Cuba tea and reception
was given last Sunday at the club house
Al Eye street. For the past two weeks
the club has been conducting a men,
bership drive and the members Joining
during this period we're the guests OF
honor. The tea tables were presided
over by Miss Lillian Acker and Miss
Mary Agnes Peck.
The monthly meeting will be held at
the club house November 10 at $3.50 pm
! DeIphian Society.-The National Capt.
tai Chapter met Wednesday morn
ing in Jelleff's Little Theater, the pres
T, ident. Mrs T. F. Law, presiding. Mrs.
| Obold was a guest of Mrs. Dixon's.
Mrs. T. j. Rice was appointed chair
man Of the luncheon committee for the
| meeting to be held at the home of Mrs.
Schoonmaker, Belle Haven, Alexandria,
Va, November Is at 10 am Mrs. F.
B. Olcott was appointed chairman Of
transportation for the meeting
Mrs. Ethel G. Erickson led the liter
airy program which consisted of study
of the lives and pictures of two fifteenth
century painters, Ghirlandajo and Bot
ticelli. The topic Florence of the
Medici" was discussed by Mrs. H. N.
Dorman. "Pater's Estimate of Botti-
cell" was presented by Mrs. D. w.
Leadbetter A brief resume of italian
Painting to the Year 1901. was given
by Mrs. Floyd B. Olcott. A summary of
the days lesson was given by the presi-
dent, Mrs. Law. The leader for the
next meeting will be Mrs. Ethel Car
| penter.
SorOptOmist Club.-Dr. J. r. SiEoo,
pastor Of the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church, was guest of honor
and principal speaker at the Wednesday
luncheon. held at the La Fayette Hotel
The Buccaneer Quartet, with Earl
Nails, first tenor; Charles Gordon, bari
tone; Arthur Tabbut, base, and Mrs.
Robert Ferguson, accompanist, gave four
beautiful selections.
Betty Jones read an invitation, ex-
tended by Eleanor Patterson, to a tea
to be given at her home, on Dupont
circle, November from to o'clock.
Guests at the luncheon were James
Place, guest of Rose Place, and Marie
Lawyer, from York, Pa, former member
OF the Washington Soroptomist Club.
SOdaIity Union.-A business meeting
OF the Bazaar Committee was held
Tuesday at Carroll Hail. The dates for
the affair are November IS, II and 10.
The president Miss Mary Mattingly,
announced a number Of gifts Of great
value had been donated.
The Catholic Literary Club met at
| 40 street. Mrs. James F. Delaney re-
viewed the life Of st. Cyril of Alexan-
dria. The discussion was led by Mrs.
Elmer S. Reinoehl. DR.. j. j. Coady will
continue his lectures on church history
November 10.
! rehearsal Monday evening in prepara-
tlon Tor the vesper service to be held at
the Holy Comforter Church the evening
OF November %.
Columbian Women of The George
Washington University.-Miss Janet
McWilliams will head the special COM
SHY IN raising funds for a replica of
tne Houdon statue of George Washing
ten for the college yard, it was an
nounced by Mrs. William j. Mallory,
president, at the November meeting
tuesday afternoon at the Lambie
rouse. Eleanor Patterson, editor IN
chief OF the Washington Herald, was
the guest Of honor and speaker at the
meeting
At the social, Mrs Mallory received,
assisted by Mrs Cloyd Heck Marvin,
wife OF the president of the university,
ana the officers Of Columbian Women.
wives OF new members of the university
FACULTY and new woman members OF
! the faculty were special guests.
MISS McWilliams announced plans for
a oenefit card party November 81 at
the Kennedy Warren.
Mrs. William Carl Ruediger. chair
man OF the scholarship committee, re-
ported the graduation of Evelyn Schultz,
i hOldnr of fha DE-. a, Ill rrln