Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-29
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

Society as members were Maggie Bridg-
man, Mary Freeze. Jennie Martone. Cleo
Robertson, Betty Dorsch, Grace Thorpe,
Doris Rooms Rose Gaddess, Jessima
Knapp, Nicola Knapp, Audrey Clarke,
Presocia Crosby and Dorothy Phillips.
Miss Helen Harris was admitted as a
senior member
The girls of the branch are now work.
ing on layette to be sent to Dsaconess
Boyd of Bluemont, Va.
At the Epiphany branch last Mon
day night senior club members gave an
exhibition of "a good meeting and a
poor meeting" A special admission
service was held by DR.. Morris and
Barbara McMullen was admitted to the
branch.
Miss Pearl johnson of George Wash
ington University gave a talk on
Higher Levels"
On March 80 at pm. Miss Harriet
Dunn will address the training class for
associates on National Contacts" At
pm. the annual admission service
will be held.
AIoysian CIub.-The round table dis
cussion group met at the Aloysian Club
last Sunday. The Dramatic ASsocia-
ton held two meetings during the week
in preparation for its forthcoming pro-
duction.
The National Capital Chapter of the
National Delphian Society mo- Wednes-
day in Jel!efTs Little Theater, the presi-
dent. Mrs. Charles F. Schoonmaker.
presiding. Mrs. A. G. Christie led the
program for the day which was on
THE Athens of PericleS," and gave a
preparatory talk on "Athenianism as
Pericles Conceived It." Mrs. Ruth H.
/ In iFpNF1 nrt a
speech and compared it with PericleS'
Athens in the Fifth Century" was pre-
sented by Mrs. H. B. Callahan. Mrs.
H. A. Latane described The AcropoliS. "
Public Life" was given by Mrs. Peyton
Moncure Chichester. Mrs. D. w. Lead
better spoke on Private Life" The
subject Festivals" was given by Mrs
H. N. Dorman. Mrs. c. w. Arth spoke
on "Athenian Education" The Del
phian Traveller" was presented by Mrs.
j. E. Herman and Mrs. Frederick T. F.
Johnston. Mrs. Mildred Hoeing read
an article from a newspaper clipping
written by r. H. Markham, describing
his Journey to find the ancient town OF
Butrinto, in Albania.
The next meeting will be held April
8, with Mrs. F. A. BaSteel in charge OF
the literary program.
ture section, Mrs. Leo d. Miner chair
man. will meet at 10 am. April l at
| Dupont Circle, place OF transfer, for q
trip along the canal.
Mrs. Ulysses G. B. Pierce will give a
tea to the French section at O'Clock
April l at her home, 1743 Lamont street
Mrs. John Van Setback will give talk
| The chairman, Mrs. Francis L. Halves
will receive with Mrs. Pierce.
The regular meeting of the club will
BE- held at IL am. April in Barker
Hail. Y. w. c. A. The president, Mrs
| William Walter Husband, will preside
/ Berton l. Staples OF Coolidge, N. Mex.
| an adopted member Of the Navajo
! Tribe, will speak on arts and crafts Of
the famous Indian silversmiths, weav-
| ers and sand painters of the Southwest
The meeting of the international out
| look section has been changed from
April 6 to April IS at 2:15 O'Clock al
the Y. w. c. A. The vice chairman
Mrs. George F. Bowerman, will preside
Frau o. C. Kiep, wife of the former
councillor of the German embassy, viii
speak on Germany Today Mrs. Rob-
ert c. Howard will report on events OF
the past year in Italy.
The Red Cross sewing group, Mrs
/ Frederick V. Coville chairman will
meet every Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday at the District of Columbis
| chapter house, 1740 E street.
/ The club is sponsoring a benefit card
! party for the Americanization School
! Association April 10 at 2 o'clock at the
/ Shoreham. Mrs. George F. Bowerman
| is general chairman.
The CercIe Francois de Washington
| LES PrecieuSes RidicuIes) was received
Wednesday evening by Mile. Adelis
Rosasco and Mile. Rosa Folau at the
Pen Women's League en- L street. The
, meeting was opened by the president
M. William j. Wallis. An instrumental
| trio was rendered as follows: Violin
| Mile. Helen Belt; piano, Mile. B. B