Evening star., 1931-12-06

journal will be guest speaker at the
current events section Tuesday at 4:45
o'clock His subject will be "The Fol-
lies of the Decade"
The board Of directors will meet
Tuesday at s O'Clock, with the presi-
dent, Mrs. william Lee C1rbin, pre-
siding.
The class In Old Testament litera-
ture, Ellis Meredith, chairman, con-
tinues to meet Wednesday mornings at
1890 O'Clock. The talk for Wednesday
will be the story of Samson and Delilah.
At the music-appreciation hour,
Ouch, chairman Of Music, will discuss
the compositions to be played by the
National Symphony Orchestra at its
concert the following Sunday.
Mrs. George J. Adams, chairman, has
called a meeting of the junior section
Friday at $40 pm.
DR.. Harold @. Bryant, assistant di
rector in the National Parks Service,
Department Of the Interior, will be
honor guest and speaker at the forum
luncheon Saturday at pm. His topic
will be THE Scope and Educational
Value of the National Parks and Ma
ticnal Monuments" which will be illus
trated with lantern slides.
Girls Friendly Society.-At the
Epiphany Branch, Monday night, Miss
Gertrude PiXton gave her report OF the
Fifth Provincial G. F. S. Conference,
at York, Pa, November 6 to 8, to which
she was delegate
Miss Agnes Kuhlman told of the de-
livery # the Thanksgiving baskets and
Mrs. Bessie Bolen discussed the volun-
teer work she is doing at the hospitals,
spending Tuesday afternoons at Gar
field and Sunday afternoons at the
Episcopal Ear. Eye and Throat Hos
pital distributing reading material and
talking to the patients.
The Glee Club assisted the Young
Peoples Society of Epiphany Church
last Sunday night at pageant, THE
Christian Year"
A business meeting will be held De-
cember 7.
Club Women Of George Washington
University, as the result of its benefit
card party held November 2l at the
Kennedy Warren, Will turn over to the
university $500 for the George Wash
ington statue fund.
Mrs. William j. Mallory, president,
presented from DR.. J. Harvey Durham,
pastor of the Western Presbyterian
Church, an invitation to Columbian
Women TO hold its meetings in the
new church edifice, on II street between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. The
invitation was accepted.
Mrs. Frank Hodges Clark, national
vice president of the League Of An1eri-
can Pen Women, was the guest speaker.
Mrs. Edgar William Wollard, chair
man of the Literature Section, an
nounced members of this section will
meet at the main entrance Of the Lii
brary of Congress December g. at $3.50
o'clock. for a tour of the library under
the conduct of Mrs. M. Orlan Cullen
The Wheel Of Progress met, with the
president general, Mrs Margaret Wor-
rell, presiding at the Washington
Hotel.
Mrs. Alice Neal sang, accompanied
very ably on the piano by Mrs. Alfred
Terry.
A committee was appointed to act as
censors and report on any Objectionable
shows, vaudeville skits or pictures that
may be shown in the local theaters
Unemployment was also discussed and
various schemes proposed by the mem
bers for it's alienation.
A social followed. The next meet
ing will be January 25.
The Faculty Women of George Wash
ington University will have as their
guest of honor and speaker December
Is Nine. Papanek, wife Of Dr. Jan
Papanek, secretary Of the Czechoslo-
vakian legation. Mrs. John Donaldson,
chairman, will preside. There will be a
reception and tea at o'clock at the
Lambie House. Mrs. Paul Bowman will
be in charge of refreshments.
The Excelsior Literary Club met Tues
cay afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Alice
V. Creque, 1875 New Hampshire ave-
nue., with the president, Mrs Charlotte
Beaver, in the chair. A paper was given
By Mrs. Walter Asmuth, who spoke on
Community Centers." Others who spoke
on the subject were Mrs. d. J. Donovan,
Mrs. r. L. Waters, Mrs. Matte I. Ewing,
Miss Hilda Haddon, who spoke on
music In New Haven, Conn, and Mrs
William Trauty.
The next meeting will be at the home
Of Mrs. william Trauty, 1882 Park road,
December Is at 2 o'clock.
Curiey Club.--"The Thirteenth Chair"
drama, was presented in st. Paul's