Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-01

/. Mckinley street. MIS-. I. W. Foltx vas
assisting hostess. After luncheon the
meeting vas called 70 order BY the
president Mrs. Stanley BeaSiey. Papers
we're gfven: Colonial Women" by Mira.
Charles Fisher, and influence OF Re-
ligson IN Early New England" By Mrs.
Lamar Rookie. The next meeting win
be November II &C the home Of bra.
w. r. Metz, i7z7 Taylor street.
Burnside Corps. Woman's Relief Corps,
met wednesday 81 the Soldiers. Sailors
and Marines Club. With the president,
Mrs. Alice Meade, presiding. The
corps was inspected b7 the department
inspector. Mrs. Margaret Marsh. Mrs.
Zennia walmsiey was initiated. The
application OF Miss Frieda Frederick
was taken under consideration. Mrs.
Aodie Hickman. department president;
Mrs. Louise Watson. department senior
vice president: Mrs. lille ID. Entrtkin,
department councillor; Mrs. Il. Ellen
Temple, department patriotic instrue-
tor; Mrs. Mary Curtin, department
Convis Parker, Mrs Lizzie Bassett. Mrs.
Mary Wingate. Mrs. Carrie II. Doyle,
Mrs. Anna Horne. Mrs. Charlotte Cary,
department senior aide; Mrs. Ethel
Grimes. Mrs. Katherine Scott. Miss
Ruth Scott, Mrs. Anna Dommitt. Mrs.
willouglby, Mrs. Craig and Mrs. Grace
Seibold. president of the Gold Star
Mothers, made addresses. The next
meeting will be November IL, at the
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Club.
Chapter n, p. z. O., met Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. J. p. Hendricks. 305l
N street, with the president, Miss Jes-
sic o. Citing. presiding. Pertinent
thoughts in regard To Cottey College.
contained in the report Of Mrs. Edith
Markham Wallace, supreme president,
given at the recent supreme conven-
ton. were read by Mrs. J. T. Spicknah.
The report Of Miss Emma Sirrene, dele
gate TO the Cooperative Committee.
was read ~ Ahe recording secretary,
Mrs. r. M. Volta The president an
nounced q scholarship in Temple
School had been offered by Mrs. Caro-
line b. Stephen. TO be given some young
woman sponsored by the chapter.
Stories Of Old Georgetown" was the
Tea was served. Assisting hostesses
were Mrs Otis J. Rogers, Mrs. Charts
S. Cole and Mrs. A. O. McColn.
The next meeting viii be November
10. when dinner will be served at the
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
at Gas o'clock. Horace N. Albright,
director Of the National Park Service,
VIII give an illustrated lecture.
Park View Women's CIubv-The art
section met at the home Of Mrs. Maurice
Smith, 3i5 Madison street. The assist
ing hostesses were Mrs. Lawrence Muir
ray and Mrs. Fred s. Walker. Luncheon
was served, followed by an informal
social. Mrs. Murray read an announce
ment Of the new pictures now being
exhibited at the Phillips Gallery. The
art section is under the craftsmanship
Of Mrs Fred S. Walker, Mrs. Maurice
Smith vice chairman.
The literary section. Mrs. Lawrence
Murray, chairman, held meeting
Tuesday night at the home of Mrs.
George r. Dalwick, Si4 Kenyon street.
The assisting hostesses were Mrs. Jo-
seph w. Koob. Mrs. Walter Sommers
troduced the speakers OF the evening.
Miss Elaine Middlekauff of the stan OF
the washington Public Library gave an
Interpretation of the play 1.-THE Bar
retts of Wimpole Street." Mrs. Ellis
Logan gave a discussion Of the mar
ried life OF Robert and Elizabeth Bar
rett Browning
The Executive Board will meet at the
home OF the president. Mrs. Pierce B.
at o'clock. Luncheon viii be served
preceding the business session.
The National Capital Chapter Of the
Delphian Society met Wednesday in
Jelleff's Little Theater, the president,
Mrs. T. F. Law, presiding. The chair
man of the Seminar Board, Mrs. o. A.
Bergren, announced changes in meeting
dates as follows: November and 10
instead of November ii and 25. The
meeting November Is will be held at
the home of hrs. G. r. Sehoonmaker,
Belle Haven, Alexandria, Va. Meet
December and 8. January IS. 20 and
81. There will be no changes in the Feb
ruary schedule. March 9, % and 30.
Mrs. Ellis Logan was the guest Of
honor. She later conducted the menu
bers through the National Gallery Of
The subject of the days program
was Three Fifteenth Century Paint
ers," led by Mrs. p. M Chichester. Mrs.
Ida TIVE, Mrs. lone M. Knowlton, Mrs.
Grant S. Barnhart. Mrs. Charles w.
Arth, Mrs. Ethel Erickson. Mrs. j. b.
Hartley. Mrs. j. E. Herman and Mrs. T.
! F.. Law participated In the program.
Mrs. Ethel q. Erickson win be the
leader for the meeting November 4 at
GAS am.
The Helen Wood Circle of the Flor
ence Crittenton Home held q luncheon
meeting at the home Of Mrs. E. H.
Rietzke, TITS Chicago avenue, Silver
Spring, Nd. The president, Mrs. Frank
w. Garden, presided. Special anniver-
sary calendar cards were distributed
The birthday box will again be used, the
| first contribution being from the 5-year-
old daughter of the hostess. Piano Sc
lections were given by Mrs. RietEke.
Lincoln woman's Relief Corps met
recently at the Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines Club, the president. Mrs. Doyle
presiding. Mrs. Horn, chairman of the
Executive Committee announced 9 card
party November Is at the club, Eleventh
/ and I, streets.
The next meeting win be November
2, when the department inspector, Mrs
! Margaret Marsh, will inspect the work
of the corps.
Twentieth Century CIub-Grand Ouch
| esS Marie of Russia, who wrote THE
| guest of honor and the speaker at the
monthly meeting November 5 at IL am.
| at the Y. w. c. A. Building, Mrs. w.
/ w. Husband presiding.
! The International Outlook Section,
/ Mrs. George F. Bowerman chairman.
/ viii meet November at AIS pm. at
the Y. w. c. A. A Czechoslovakian
/ program viii be given by Nine. Jan
Papanek. wife of the secretary, and
Mime. Jan Skalicky, wife of the coun-
selor of the CzechoSlovakian legation
All club members and their guests are
invited to attend.
| The French Section viii meet Novem-
/ Der at pm at the Y. w. Q. A.
Building. After an imaginary bus ride
/ IN the French capital, the members will
lunch at the "Auberge Normande"
The literature section met Monday
/ evening at the home OF the leader, Mrs.
George +. Putnam. Mrs. A. r. Crandall
reviewed the book men of Art" and
Mrs. Dayton Ward read a paper,
/ ssTnSfa in I ifaraflrra - The vice chair.