Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-31
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

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| 1.-THE History Of Quota. Past and Pres
emit, and the Convention" Mrs. Grace
Ross Chamberlin Of the Juvenile Court
was welcomed as q new member. MISS
Frieda Kenyon presided.
A group of boys who are attending
the National Federation Of Boys Clubs
meeting In washington next week Wlll
sing at the luncheon meeting OF the
! club June 2.
Zonta Cuba business meeting and
| luncheon was held Wednesday at i
o'clock at the Raleigh Hotel. The pres
ident, Mrs. Amelia GUIDE Thomas. pre-
sided. Reports were made from COM
mittees and there was discussion re-
garding the National Confederation Of
fcers' slate.
The Columbia Heights Art Club held
the final meeting for the year May Il
at the home Of Mrs. A. Rogers Tracy,
Franklin Park, Va. Luncheon was
served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs
Arthur F. Williams, Mrs. Nancy D.
North, Mime. Louise Continho and Mrs
Elizabeth Hesse.
Mrs. r. Bruce Bare, president, pre-
sided. The meeting was followed by a
musical program, Nine. Continho play
ing several numbers. Miss Mary Rus
sell Williams, who was accompanied by
Mrs. williams, both Of Livingston
Heights, Va, sang several songs. A Sc
lection was given by Mrs Edith Pyles:
Mrs. Nancy North gave an original
poem. A humorous sketch was given
in costume by Mrs. Augustus Knight
Mrs. Bruce Bare, the president. gave
reading.
Among the guests were Mrs Harvey
w. Wiley, Mrs Clyde B. Aitchison, Miss
Ruth Shelton of Manila, Mrs King and
Mrs. Weaver.
The Child Study Club Of Wesley
Heights will meet June at the home
of Mrs. Charles Harmon Pardoe on
Cathedral avenue with Mrs. H. Laurie
Garrett and Mrs. James Austin Stone
assisting her. Mrs. James H. Dorsey OF
Baltimore will speak on Rainy Day Oc-
equations for Children"
Business and Professional Women's
Club.-The annual dinner meeting was
held at the Young Women's Christian
Association. Commissioner w. e. Hum
phrey of the Federal Trade Commission,
and Mrs. Humphrey and sister, Miss
Humphrey, together with Prof. Robin
son, astronomer, and Mrs. Robinson
were guests of honor.
Commissioner Humphrey spoke on the
work of the Federal Trade Commission.
Miss Anne Wilson, accompanied by
Mrs. Stentz at the piano, gave vocal
numbers.
Announcement was made of the ma
tional convention to be held during the
week of July 6, at Richmond, Va.
Sunshine and Community Society,"
Mrs. Giles Scctt Rafter entertained at
bridge for the benefit of the society at
her home, GIT Eighteenth street, May 81.
Mrs. Roger A. Tracy of Franklin
Park, Va, will give q garden party for
the members next Thursday afternoon.
District of Columbia Federation Of
Women's Clubs.-Miss Sybil Baker, play
grounds director. will be the speaker
over WJSV tomorrow At 1890 o'clock
on the hour sponsored by the Fedora
ton of Womens Clubs of the District
Of Columbia. Miss Anna Sloane will
present group of selections as cello So
loist. Mrs. H. M Hunter, radio program
director, will announce.
A flag day program will be given
June 80.
Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt, president, an
nounces a luncheon will be given at
the Mayfiower. June 10 at 1 o'clock.
Mrs. F. c. Brinley, Columbia 1893 Is
chairman Of Reservation. Presidents of
clubs are being requested to make up
club tables.
Girls Friendly Society.-The annual
election was held Monday night at the
Epiphany Branch as follows: Sara
Smith, vice president; Edna Price, sec
rotary, and Virginia Fletcher, treasurer.
Elizabeth Prescott was elected chairman
| of the Program Committee: Katherine
Moncure, chairman of the Social Serv-
ice and Lookout Committee, and Dor
othy Muehlor, chairman Of the Fiance
Committee. The names of those serving
on these committees will probably be
given at the June l meeting.
Eliza Moncure was selected as chair
man of a committee to form resolutions
requesting that DR.. James w. Morris
continue his work in the Epiphany
Church Ruth Rawlings gave her an
nual report as treasurer.
The final meeting will be held tomor-
row, consisting of a supper at 6 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Charles w. Rich
ardson, 2901 Grant road. Those using
the street car should get of at Ellicott
street and those coming by machine
should use Albemarle street.
The following will be admitted to St.
Paul's Branch, Rock Greek. at the II
o'clock service June Z: Mrs. Clyde
Hamblin, associate; Marguerite Berke-
| ley, Mariana Pagan, Virginia CARROT,
Margaret Miller, Mildred Patterson,
Mildred Stimmel, Grace Waldecker and
Evelyn Wingate, members.
Miss Helen Miller will be advanced
to senior membership. Grace Waldecker
is the banner girl, having attained the
highest percentage in the admission ex-
aminations.
Entire Nous CIub.-The annual May
breakfast was held Monday at the
Kenwood Club, Kenwood, Md. The
honor guests we're Mrs. Leonidas G.
Dyer, president Of the Congressional
Club; Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt, president
of the Federation OF Womens Clubs
Daniel, president of the Political Study
Club.
Mrs. Clifton Claridge gave vocal
solos The president, Mrs. Charles P.
Keyser, presented the speakers, Mrs.
Merritt, Mrs. Ernest Daniel and Mrs.
Dyer. Mrs. Edward Hayes, historian,
read a paper on the formation Of the
club and told of the work accomplished
by the members in the seven years
since its organization.
Other officers gave reports. Mrs.
Lenox c. Chew gave piano selections.
Twentieth Century Club-The garden
section will make its third and last gar
den tour Tuesday to the Monastery Gar
den. Members are asked to meet at the
garden at O'Clock.
The newly elected officers of the club
are called to an organization meeting
at the home of the president, Mrs. w.
w. Husband, next Thursday at IL am.
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