Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11

cation All About" The Executive Com
rnittee conducted a social. There were
games and refreshments.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
with Mrs De Witt G. Croissant, 1717 q
street.. the assistant hostess being Mrs.
Nancy North President Mrs. r. Bruce
Bars presided.
The subject for study for the year Is
Spain" Miss Cornelia Hill gave
paper on Legendary Spain and Mrs.
r. B. Bare read paper by Mrs. A.
Rogers Tracy on Moorish Art-The
Alhambra"
Mrs Arthur j. Seaton and Mrs. De
Witt c. CroisSant paid tributes to Mrs.
James D. Yeomans and Mrs. Edith Zane
Pyles, members who died during the
Summer. The treasurer, Mrs Elizabeth
Hesse, having resigned because of Ill
health, Mrs j. De S. Coutinho was
elected to succeed her.
The next meeting will be with Mrs,
e. D. Hardy. 59o6 Dalecarlin place. the
assistant hostess being Miss Margaret
Noud.
Women's Guild of American Univer-
gity.-Mrs. Peter M. Anderson. pres1-
dent. has called a meeting of the EXecu-
tive Committee and the chairman of the
committees for luncheon and business
session at her home, $500 Broad Branch
road. october IA.
Mrs Lucius c. Clark, chairman Of the
Purchasing Committee, called her COM
mittee for business meeting, October
IL, at the Women's Residence Hall at
noon
Miss Mary Louise Brown is meeting
her group of members tomorrow at z
O'Clock Tor a business session at the
Young Womens Christian Association
Building.
The Trse Lance Club meets October Is
et o'clock. Stories will be read by
Mayne R. Coe and Maj Edward L. Dyer
Round table discussion of manuscripts
send names to Miss Evelyn Crane, 1908
Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
An informal experience interchange
was the feature of the last meeting Sew
eral members reported recent literary
activities. Discussion of the proposal
to issue monthly Free Lance Bulletin
was postponed to future date.
American Association of University
Wcmen.-A walk along the old tow-path
from Chain Bridge Station to the Edna
L. Stones Cabin near Sycamore Island
Station of the Cabin John or Glen Echo
car line will be taken today. Meet at
pm. at Chain Bridge and bring picnic
supper. Leader, Mrs. John Simon.
Ihe branch business meeting will be
tomorrow. Officers will be the guests
Of honor at tea preceding the meet
ing. Mrs. Paul E. Howe will be the
hostess
Delta Sigma Delphian Chapter met
October at the Shoreham Hotel
Officers elected were Mrs. w. B. Hayes.
president; Mrs. Theodore Sloat. vice
president; Mrs. George NJ Quirk, sec
rotary; Mrs. Robert E. Buckley, treas
nER-
Mrs. -P1nckney j. Hartman, reporter
Mrs. Eleanor R. Wilson, field secretary,
assisted at the meeting.
Mrs. G. 7. Bassett addressed the
members, Mrs. w. F. Braden and Mrs.
Harry c. James talked on the Delphian
Traveller Mrs. Robert E. Buckley's
topic was The Nile; Mrs w. B. Hayes,
Egypt and the Modern Man; Mrs. L.
NJ. Fuller, Before the Pyramid Days"
Mrs. Jack Blau. Our Sources of Egyp-
tan History; Mrs. William Ogus, Life
IN the Pyramid Age; Mrs. r. Page
lrvington, THE Egyptian View of Life"
After the general discussion Mrs. M. o.
Hayes gave summary.
The next meeting will be at the
Ehoreham Hotel at 10 am, October 10.
The Ladies' Swiss Club of Wash
tngton met at the old home of Mrs
Kathryn Taymar and Mrs r. Louison,
at Fort Myer Heights, Va. Music was
furnished by trio from Radio Station
WJSV.
The Wesley Heights Florence Crit
tenton Circle will meet for luncheon at
the home of Mrs. Frank F. Nesbit, ABA
Cathedral avenue, October H. Mrs.
Nesbit will be assisted in receiving by
Mrs. c. Chester Caywood and Mrs. Cecil
j. Wilkinson. Ofhcers are Mrs Howard
Ia1{
Gawler vice president; Mrs. Otto r.
Englehart, secretary, and Mrs. Carl w.
Mitman. treasurer, with Mrs. j. C.
Freeland, past president of the circle
as the representative on the Board of
Governors.
Kit Carson WonAn'S Relief Corps
met at the Soldier. Sailor and Marine
Club house, the president. Miss Eta p.
Moore, presiding. A communication
from the president and secretary of
George W. Slough Woman'3 Relief
Corps OF Columbia City. Ind, stated
Mrs. Alice Ergla Gabriel had been &C.
cepted in their corps as transfer"
member from Kit Carson. The chair
man of the Executive Committee. Mrs.
Mary H. Wingate. reported on sale of
Christmas cards. also on card party to
( be held shortly. Mrs. Minnie Oscley
\ spoke of trip to Selby-on-the-Bay, in
Eyiting corps members to participate.
4 Mrs. Fannie Macarthur of Cincinnati,
7; Mrs. Anna j. Kirkley and Mrs. Edith
Bugbee spoke.
The next meeting will be held October
16 and November 6 will be the annual
inspection.
The Ladies' Association of the Met
Fopolitan Memorial Church will meet
October Is at the home of Mrs. D. o.
Kinsman Other organizations meeting
there that day also are the Women's
Foreign Missionary Society and the
Women's Home Missionary Society," AS
sisting Mrs. Kinsman in receiving and
in serving the luncheon st l o'clock
are Mrs. Byers M. Bachman, Mrs Or
rim F. Ballou. Mrs. Robert P Barker.
Mrs. Kathryn Barnes, Mrs. J. T. Eds n
Briggs, Mrs. John E. Bentley, Mrs F.
= w. Buckler and Mrs. William Burris
/. Devotional services will be led by MR..
Ia. S. M. Hopkins and Mrs. James Shera
L Montgomery will present the budget of
2 the Foreign Missionary Society to that
body.
Lincoln Women's Relief Corps met
Monday evening at the Soldiers Sailors
and Marines Club, with its president,
Mrs. Carrie H. Doyle, presiding. Guests
present were Mrs. Louise Watson, senior
vice president of the Department of
the Potomac: Mrs Alice Meade, presi-
dent of Burnside Corps. and Mrs. Soth-
ard of Phil Sheridan Corps. The corps
held picnic at Hams Point October g..
Supper was served at 5 o'clock.
The next meeting will be October 10.
Wesley Heights Child Study Club
The annual dinner of the club was
held October 6. Mrs. Charles Wood
ward, president presided. Prof. Will
Hutchins Of American University spoke