Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-18

Kirirlear Wakefield: Bicentennial and
Bulletin, Mary Lewis; Auditing, Grace
Thompson; Finance, Rose Place.
The Petworth Woman's Cuba joint
meeting of the educational and litera-
ture sections will be held January l9
at the home of Mrs. A. G. Norcross,
0l9 Taylor street. when G. Lewis Gable
will show his pictures of the Hawaiian
Islands.
Gospel Mission will be the meeting
place for the philanthropic section,
January 20, when the members Will sew
for the mission.
The art section will hold its
monthly luncheon January 20, in the
Petworth Methodist Church. Special
features will follow the luncheon.
American Association Of University
W0men's Club.-Dr. Harold @. Bryant,
assistant director of national parks Will
speak on Our National Parks at the
tea, January 10, at pm. He VIII
also show pictures in connection with
his talk. Mrs. Frederick T. F.. John.
son and Mrs. John r. Weyrich will
be hostesses, assisted by alumnae from
the following colleges: Bryn Mawr,
Dickinson, Juniata, Lebanon valley
Pennsylvania College for Women
SWHTIDIlOTP,
versity of Pennsylvania and Wilson.
Among the ladies assisting the hostesses
are Mrs. Karl Corley, Mrs. s. Coale'
Miss Alberta Wilson. Miss Jessie Coope,
Mrs Ben Temple Webster. Mrs, Eliza :
beth r. Crosby, Mrs. Harry b. Ilnlmele
and Miss Madge Lane Cooke.
The Junior group will meet for din
ner bridge Tuesday at $50 pm. Miss
Helen Samules will be hostess
The book review section VIII meet
January % at IL am. Mrs. George F.
q stern. and "Charlemagne; First of
the Moderns," by Charles Edward
Russell ,. 80,
The delegates to the Conference on
The Cause and Cure of War VIII De
the honor guests at tea January
% from 4:3O to pm Heading the
LIST of honor guests are the othcers
and members of the National Com
nittee, of which Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Gait is president, Miss JosepIiile
Schain secretary and pr' MAY s,S
Woolley, national president OF me
American Association OF university
Women.
ouota Club-Frederic William Wen
was the guest speaker at the luncneoIl
meeting Thursday at the Womens, Uni
versitv Club. Mrs. We'll was also d
cnest of the club. Miss Frieda Kenyon
president, presided. 80, ,u1.s
Of1cers Of the club for 1881 electeu
at the annual January electlon Inees-
;,11 Ore as follows: Miss Frieda KENYON
, ,,re Mrs. Ruth B. Shipley, first
i,ice president; Miss Mary Jane VIM
Tree. second vice president; Miss Marie
Mount third vice president. ana MIS-.
Anna Bayless. treasurer. Miss Eleanor
Eckhardt, past president OF the clup,
90 Miss Gwendoline Goodwin were
elected members of the board OF dlrec-
tors to fill vacancies created by .Lle
expiration of the terms OF TWO lileiii-
bers on January !.
Twentieth Century Club.-The gar
den section will meet Tuesday at pm
at the residence of Mrs. Clarence "a
Asbinwall. 2340 Kalora1na roao.
rrrorano on English and Scotch Gar,
dens" will be given by Mrs. Campneli
Gihi,s There will be a garden SYM
oosi,,n and rour1d-table discussion;
The French section will meet Wea-
nesday at 2 pm. at the Y. w. y. "a.
The conversation will be on the suoJec'
"Ieaying Paris for a Trip. ,o..o
o,cIcck at the Y. w. C. A. the education
Ssrtion will listen to a talk by PROF.
Albert Perry Brigham on "A Geos-
ranher's view of World Peace.
Gen. william Beck Circle, G. A: r.,
held its installation at the nome OF tn e
treasurer, Mrs Charlss Curtss' t9sO
Belmont street, Tuesday evening. Inc
president, Mrs. Mary Sitz Parker pre-
SIDED. The officers are: PresloenI, mis-
Margaret Hopkins Worrell; senior vice
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FRANK Armstrong treasurer Mrs;
charles Curt'ss secretary Mrs. FREQ
bennett: chaplain. Mrs. Belle Shaw;
conductor, Mrs. Paul McGoffin' ASSIST
ant conductor, Mrs. Gillies; guard, MRS
Maresretta Campbell; assistant guard,
Miss Charlotte Everett; patriotic m
striIctor. Mrs. Dorothy Sinnott musl-
ciarl Mrs, Henry Hunt Mckee; press,
Mrs parker. Mrs. Worrel has mViteo
the oficers and the national presloent
of the Ladies of the @. A: r. TO yea
at the Women's National Country Clup
January IS. Mrs Randel, national
,,rssident will be the guest of Mrs.
WoTrell in her apartment, in Clifton
Terrace. from January Is to 70.
Mrs. Frank Thiel will give a caro-
rartv at her apartment, in the WARD
man PARK Hotel Annex, January 81.
MRS. virginia White Speel ana MRS.
Mary site Parker were made honoraIJ
nreeidAnts of the circle, each having
served eight consecutive years as presi-
dent.
Women's City CIub.--Ths Member
shin Committee is in charge OF the YEA
today when Miss Margaret Cramton
and Mrs. Sidney Ufelder, new members
will be honor guests. Mrs. Anna n, b
kinney and Miss Robsr,a IuH WIN
. ,sist at the tea tables. Mrs. WlLlam
Fuohs and her sons Barrett ana Rooeit
II furnish q musical program.
The third of a series of concerts VIII
be given by the music section tomoF-
row at pm. .,. g.
The advanced class in French is
meeting Tuesday evenings, precedeo py
dinner at 6 O'Clock The class IN span
ish will be resumed January II tolloW-
ing dinner at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. John A. Munson, thimble sec
ton chairman, reports progress on gar.
ments for needy children. Mrs. Allreo
M. Craven, Mrs Frank Hiram SneA
and Mrs. Eleanor Baker Spencer are
recent contributing members OF the
Miss Janet Richards, life member,
will be honor guest at the current
events dinner wednesday at $50
o'clock. -
The drama unit, Mrs Edith Sears,
chairman. announc that Mr.. Denis
Connell of the Community Drama
Guild will conduct his second clinic
In roake.up" at the club house Thurs
A., nt q ofrlock All cltlb members in