Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-04
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

washington Little Symphony. followed.
He was accompanied by Mr.. Manning
The social concluded the meeting.
The washington League for the Hard
Of Hearing will meet Monday ct pm.
There will be a practice class, followed
by business meeting. Every WedneS-
day evening Miss Bell Is in charge Of
the club rooms demonstration Of latest
hearing devices.
The Aloysian Club viii conduct to-
day at pm. the first round table dis
cuSSion OF current events ana seGy-
day problems affecting the CathGltn
laity Mrs. Frank O'E1ara Is to be tl1A
leader in the discussions. Any one in
tereSted Is invited to attend these meet
ings at the club house, AZ street.
Mrs. James Hartnett is instructor Of
the parliamentary law class which win
meet January at pm.
The club held open house view Year
eve. The president, Miss Minnie
Mailer, received the guests, assisted by
Miss Alice G. Kelly, Miss Mary Nc
Hugh, Miss Catherine Burns, Miss Grace
Kelly, Mrs. Jennie Flynn, MRS. Mar
garet Tally, Miss Agnes Peck. Miss
Florence Kelly, Miss Katherine Doherty.
Miss Anna Clark. Mrs. S. L. Battles,
Miss Margaret Sheehan, and Miss Grace
| Whelan.
The Twentieth Century Club will
meet at ii am. Thursday at the Y. w.
G. A. Frederick r. CroXton, industrial
expert from Columbus, Ohio serving on
President Hoover'S Emergency Employ
ment Committee, will speak on Pro
noting Employment"
The international outlook section VIII
meet at 2:15 pm. Monday at the Y. w.
G. A. Gen. William Crozier, U. S. A.,
will speak on Changing Ching" and
Miss Mabel WimSatt will speak on MY
Picking Neighbors" Miss Mabel Board
man will introduce Gen. Crozier.
The parliamentary law section VIII
meet at IL am. Tuesday at the Y. w.
c. A. The lesson will be on ways to
suppress the question, objection to
Consideration of the Question, and to
| Postpone Indefinitely"
The French section will meet at 2
| pm. Wednesday at the Y, w. g. A.
| Under the guidance Of the chairman,
Mrs. Francis L. Halves, the section will
attend, in imagination, some social
| function in the French capital.
The p. E. o. Chapters of the District
| of Columbia and the unafnliated men,
bers will hold the annual Founders
day banquet January 81 at $50 pm,
at Pierce Hall, Fifteenth and Harvard
streets. The banquet is in charge Of
Chapter G., and reservations may be
sent to the president, Mrs. Harry L.
Underwood, 3153 Mount Pleasant street.
The program is being arranged by
Chapter F, Mrs. Sterling Bockoven,
chairman.
Columbian Women of George Wash
ingtOn University.-Mrs. Rose Convex
neur Hoes, great-granddaughter Of
/ President Monroe, and a writer and
lecturer, will be the speaker Tuesday.
| She will talk on Some Interesting and
| Unusual Results of Research Under
| taken in Connection with the George
Washington Bicentennial"
During the social preceding the meet
ing wives Of members of the history
department, including Mrs. Samuel
Flagg Bemis, Mrs. Elmer Louis KaySer,
Mrs. Alva Curtis Wilgus and Mrs. Low
ell Joseph Ragatz, will preside at the
tea tables.
Mrs. Dewitt G. Croissant, wife of the
executive officer of the English depart
ment of the university, has invited Co
| lumbar Women to her home, lit @
street, February 8. The speaker viii be
announced later by Mrs. Daniel G.
Chace, chairman Of the program COM
mittee.
SOxOptimist Club.-Miss Grace Good
| pasture will succeed Mary Catherine
Lewis as president. Mrs. Lewis viii
| present her with the gavel at the an
nual installation banquet in the Carl
| ton Hotel January 10. Mrs. Anna
| Scholer Smith of Philadelphia, first vice
| president of the American Federation
of Soroptimist Clubs, will be guest Of
honor and speaker. DR.. Luther H.
/ Reichelderfer, president of the Board Of
District Commissioners, will greet the
| guests. Other guests viii include mem
bers from the Manhattan and Bronx
clubs Of New York, also members from
the clubs of Camden, N. j., and Pnila-
| delphia.
The regular weekly luncheon VIII be
held next Wednesday at the La Fayette
Hotel. Mrs. May D. Lightfoot, director
Of attendance, win present prizes to
Mrs. Eva j. Turner and Mrs. Sadie
Trap in recognition of a perfect at
tendance records for the year.
Kit Carson WOman's Relief COrps
met at the Soldier, Sailor and Marine
Club House Wednesday, holding a par
eel post and Christmas party. The de-
partment president, Mrs Della L.
O'Brien, and members of her staff, also
members OF other corps, were in at
tendance.
The department installing officer,
Mrs. Rosalie NICK. Shelton, will install
the officers Of this corps next Wednes-
day at 8 pm.
The .WOman's SingIe-Tax Club viii
meet Monday at the home of Mrs.
Della DuComb, 1918 o street, at pm.
Mrs. Benjamin Marsh Will speak on un-
employment.
WOmens City CIub.-Mrs. william
Lee Corbin and other officers will re-
ceive the members of the club to-
days tea
The oflcers of the Monday Bridge
| Club will hold their annual meeting
tomorrow afternoon preceding the
game.
A dinner meeting of the House Com
mittee, Mrs. Merritt o. Chance, chair
man, will be held Monday at O'Clock.
The Junior Section, Miss Thelma
Schmitt, chairman, viii meet Monday
at o'clock.
The Hospitality Committee has ar
ranged special tea for Wednesday
bald Hopkins and Mrs. Lulah T. An
drews as guest speakers.
The January business meeting-open
to all club membership be held We'd
nesday at o'clock. Miss M. Pearl Nc
Call, assistant District attorney, will
give 5-minute talk on the Community
Chest.
The Music Section, Miss Gertrude E.
Walter, chairman, announces a recital
Friday evening at o'clock
A forum luncheon will be held Satur-
day at O'Clock under the direction of
Miss Selma Borchardt. The speakers
include Mrs. w. w. Husband, who will
talk on characterization as a Means
of Helping the Foreigner" and Mr.
-
terpreting America to the Foreigner"
The French Section will resume ifs