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

| the home Of Mrs. John w. Nee, eos
Allison street. The civic section Thurs
day has as its program "A Study Of
Pending Legislation" to be presented
/ by Mrs. r. Z. Holm, Mrs. Charles d.
Keller and Mrs. George w. StoSe. The
hosteSses will be Mrs. Ellen H. Painter,
Miss Jennie Howe and Mrs. Vernon H.
Whitman. Mrs. Otto Hammerlund will
tell the members of the home section
January 16 What Homemakers Should
Know About Insurance" This meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs. Fred
erick Weihe, with Mrs. B. Paul Burtis
assisting hostess.
The Southern Cross Chapter, u. ID.
C.-Mrs. Albert Ford Ferguson, preSi-
+, dent, has been appointed by the presi-
dent general, Mrs. L. NJ. BashinSky.
to serve as third member Of
a committee to purchase flag,
sented to the Louvain Library, in Bel
GUM. Miss Jessica Smith was made
chairman of the committee and Mrs.
| Jeanne Weinman is the other member.
| Mrs. Weinman asked, at the conven-
ton, for the privilege of paying for the
flag and carrying it across" which
! was granted to her.
| One of the honorary presidents of the
U. d. c., Princess Camille de Polinac of
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sent the U. D. c. in its preservation to
the library at Louvain.
WOmen's City Club-Hostesses for
the tea today are Mrs. Miriam B. Berry
| hill, Dean Grace Hays Riley, DR.. A.
Frances Foye, Mrs Frank Hodges Clark
and Mrs. Francis D. Merchant.
| The Membership Committee will meet
! tomorrow at 4:45 pm.
! A pilgrimage to the Washington
| Cathedral will be made by interested
club members Tuesday at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Gladys B. Middlemiss is in charge
of arrangements.
Miss E. Agnes Dillon will address the
current events section Tuesday at
1850 pm
The January meeting of the board of
directors will be held Tuesday evening.
/ The business and professional section
will hold its monthly dinner Wednesday
at o'clock. The chairman, DR.. A.
Frances Foye, will preside. Miss Julia
D. Conner, who is heading the men,
bership opportunity campaign, will in
troduce the speakers
The committee for institutions has
! arranged luncheon for Thursday at
O'Clock, preceding a visit to the Ma
tional Training School for Boys. Miss
M. Pearl Mccall will be in charge of the
visit.
The music section announces a second
recital of the month for Friday evening.
Columbian Women of George Washing
ton University Resolutions looking
toward the organization of committee
on the bicentennial with view to max
ing plans for participation in the 1882
celebration were adopted at a meeting
tuesday. The speaker was Mrs. Rose
Gouveneur Hooes.
Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, chairman
OF the Committee on Reorganization,
announced appointment of the following
members to her committee: Mrs Charles
S. Collier, Miss Josephine Elizabeth
| Hopkins, Dean Elizabeth Peet, Mrs. d.
K. Shute, Mrs. James H. Taylor and
Mrs. Willard Hayes Yeager Additional
appointments will be announced later
Mrs. Doyle reported that at q recent
meeting of the committee constructive
discussion of the problems in hand was
had and various phases assigned to the
members for further study. She an
nounced that definite proposals would be
submitted to Columbia Women at the
February meeting.
Upon motion of Dean Peet. it was
voted to transfer $3.50 from the general
scholarship fund to the Lillian Young
Heron Scholarship. The organization
also voted a special appropriation of
$50, upon the suggestion of the provost
OF the university, to meet an emer-
gency faced by young woman student
of the university.
The following new members were
elected: Mrs. Bryan K. Ogden, Mrs
Mildred Won Eff Eichner, Miss Edna
M. Luerr Miss Sara Reed, Miss Eliza
beth Bunten, Miss Carolyn Seibert and
Miss Gwendolyn Folsom.
The Washington Chapter Hadassah.
Mrs. Dave Alpher, president, will tender
luncheon to Mrs. Edward Jacobs,
| president of the national organization,
at the Hamilton at 1890 o'clock Janu-
airy Is. Reservations, which are in
charge of Mrs. Louis Krupsaw, close
Tuesday morning. All Hadassah men,
bers, of this chapter or others, are in
vited.
The Hadassah food sale opened Thurs
day in store at Seventh and l. streets
Mrs. Harry Walsky is in charge a
There will be meeting of the Donors
Lunch Committee Tuesday at 1890 am.
with Mrs. William I. Ogus, chairman of
/ that committee, at the Jewish Commu-
nifty Center.
The District Sunshine Society met at
the home of Mrs. John B. Morrey, 2301
| Connecticut avenue, last Monday. AS
stSting hostesSeS were Mrs. Purdy, Mrs
Hunter and Mrs. Danforth. Miss Jessie
La Sale, assistant superintendent of
schools in the District, spoke.
Ladies' Auxiliary to the Ancient Order
of Hibernians, Division No. 2, elected
officers as follows: Mrs. Rose Martin,
president; Miss Mary INLAND, vice pres
ident; Miss Annie Cady, financial sec
rotary; Mrs. Nellie Cook, recording sec
rotary; Miss Bessie McGinniss, treasu-
rer; Mrs. Mary Kengla, chairman of
Standing Committee; Mrs. Mary Grit
fin, chairman of Sick Committee; Mrs
Mae Thompson, mistress at arms, and
| Miss Marie Baynes, sentinel.
A silver service was presented to the
president.
Political Study CIub-At meeting
Monday at the Mayflower Hotel of the
Mrs. Henry Albers, chairman of the
Program Committee, that the guest
speaker at the January II meeting, at
the Washington Club, will be DR.. Cho-
Chu WI, Minister of China. Mrs. John
w. Bennett will present the speaker and
head the receiving line at the social
following, when the guests of honor will
be Nine. Davila, Nine. Kato, wife of the
first secretary of the Japanese embassy;
Nine. di Girolamo, wife of the cllancel-
Tor of the Italian embassy, and Miss Eliz-
abeth Johnson. Nine. Ismail Bey, wife
of the charge d'affaires of the Egyptian
legation, and Nine. Dimitrii, wife of the
financial attache, Rumanian legation,
will preside at the tea table.
The Society Of Federal TranSIatOrs
met Monday evening with President E.
B. Christie in the chair. Lindsay S.
Perkins of the Translating Bureau, De-
partment of State, read paper. B. H.
Lahore. chairman of the Committee on
ReclaSSifica tinn of T,ranslatnrS and Mrs