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

At the club meeting, at the Y. w. c. A.
Thursday. with Mrs. Walter w. Hus-
president of Brookings Institution,
spoke on European Economic and
Financial Problems"
New members admitted to the club
we're Mrs. Paul P. Blackburn, Mrs.
Fred L. Fishback, Mrs. Paul r. Heyl,
Mrs. WILDER v. Leech and Mrs. Charles
W. Porter
Members met Monday and heard re-
ports of the international outlook sec
ton. Mrs. George F. Bowerman pre-
sided. Albert Atwood, financial writer
for the Saturday Evening Post, spoke
on THE World Economic Depression"
Mrs. Edward B. Clark spoke on Rus
sian industry and commerce.
The president has appointed Mrs.
Edward B. Clark TO do the publicity
work in the-absence of Mrs. William
Ridgely Chapline and Mrs. Carl Harter.
The SodaIity Union Of Washington
met Monday evening at Carroll Hall.
Miss Mary Mattingly, president. pre-
sided.
Reports were submitted by the vari-
Gus committee chairmen, including
Mrs. Anna c. Donnelly, Mrs. j. Floyd
Maley and Miss Mary Walsh. The an
nual bazaar for the beneft Of the
rural schools will be held at Csrroll
Hall November is, II and 10, and the
special bazaar committee will meet at
Carroll Hall october 10 at 8 o'clock.
Rev Edward F. Garesche, director OF
the Catholic Medical Missions, made an
address.
The Petworth Woman's Club met at
the Petworth School october 5. with
Mrs. r. E. Holm presiding.
plans of the art section. Other reports
were read by the chairmen of the home,
! civic, educational, music, philanthropic
and hospitality sections.
The hospitality section will hold its
annual picnic at Vacation Lodge Oc-
tober IA. Those desiring to attend
should meet at the Pctworth Methodist
tation for them will be provided.
| Burnside Corps. Woman's Relief
CORPS, met at the Soldiers, Sailors and
| Marines Club with its president. Mrs.
| Alice Meade, presiding. A travel talk
was given by Mrs. Della L. O'Brien,
treasurer Mrs. katherine G. Leblanc
rendered several whistling solos. ac--
companied bon the piano by Mrs. Pearl
Burgonier. Burnside will hold its an
nual inspection october Ia at the
Soldiers. Sailors and Marines Club.
when Mrs Margaret Marsh, department
inspector, will inspect the corps.
The Takoma Park Woman's Club met
| Tuesday at the branch library, when
| DR.. Harold c. Bryant spoke on Our
National Parks" Illustrated by colored
slides. Refreshments were served at the
conclusion of the meeting by Mrs, Ralph
E. Tarbett, Mrs. Albert F. Lingle and
| Mrs. c. Franklin WiSner of the home
makers department.
! CurIey Club.-Members and friends
will meet today at 2:30 pm. at Knights
of Columbus Hall. Tenth street near
New York avenue, for smile hike
through Rock Creek Park. The walk
will terminate at $50 pm. with light
refreshments. The hike is under the
direction of Charles Ziehl.
! A card party and dance will be held
| in the Continental Hotel next Saturday
evening An entertainment will follow
| the meeting october %.
| Rehearsals were held in st. Martins
Hall last Monday and Wednesday eve
nings for the prediction, The Thir-
! tenth Chair" which will be produced
under the direction of Arthur Bradley
White early in December.
Columbian Women of the George
Washington University met Tuesday
afternoon at the Lannbie House. Mem
bers were received by Mrs. William j.
Mallory, president. Mrs. Cloyd Heck
Marvin, wife of the president of the
university. presided at the tea table.
Mrs Mallory announced that Mrs.
Marvin has accepted the honorary
Craftsmanship and Mrs Joseph w. Cox,
wife of Justice Cox Of the District SUI
preme Court, has accepted the active
Guardianship of the Hospitality Com
! mittee. The members of this committee
will have a function Of particular con-
sequence to perform this year, as they
will act as hostesses for President Mar
vim to distinguished visitors who VIII
come to the university during the bicen-
| tennial
Other committee chairmanships an
nounced are: Alumni Relations, Mrs.
Joshua Evans, jr.; Auditing Prof.
Florence Marie Meers; Constitution
Revision, Mrs. D. K. Shute; Finance,
! Mrs. Arnold McNitt; House, Miss Fran
ces c. Wolff; Life Membership, Mrs
William E. Chamberlin; Membership,
Miss Emile Margaret White Press,
Miss Marcelle LeMenager; Program,
| Miss Alice Hutchins Drake; Scholars
! ship Mrs. William Carl Ruediger;
| University Relations, Mrs. William
Cabell VanVleck; Vocational Opportu-
| nifty. Prof. Anna Pearl Cooper. Miss
Bertha Frances Wolfe was announced
as the organiza tons parliamentarian
Mrs. Edgar William Woolard was
elected chairman of the Literature Sec
ton at meeting held october l. The
next meeting of this section will be
october 20 at 4:30 pm. at the home of
Mrs. Mallory.
The Sports Section, under the chair
manship of Mrs. Joseph H. Roe, will
meet october IL at 4:30 o'clock at
the Lambie House. Prof. Ruth At
well, director of physical education for
women in the university, will be the
! speaker.
The Newcomers Section, of which
Mrs. Earl w. Barnhart is chairman,
will meet October 20 at pm. at the
home of Mrs Robert F. GriggS.
The Bridge Section will meet at the
home of its chairman, Mrs Willard
Hayes Yeager, October 81 at pm.
! Other sections which are in the pro-
cess Of organizing for the year are:
! Faculty Section, Mrs. John Donaldson,
chairman; Dramatics, Mrs. Audley l..
Smith, chairman; Interior Decorating,
Miss Harriet Garrels, chairman Nature,
Mrs. William E. Chamberlin, chairman.
The following new members were
elected: Mrs. Earl Baldwin Mckinley
Miss Clara Hickman, Mrs. William c.
J Johnstone, jr.; Mrs Alva c. Wilgus,
Mrs. Harold A. Craft, Mrs. Inez How
ard. Miss Elizabeth Benson, Mrs. John
/ A. Reed, Mrs Charles r. Mann, Mrs.
! Edward A. Krause, Mrs. Mitchell Dreese,
Mrs Edgar Creighton Higbie, Mrs.
Paul Hugh Emmett, Miss Mary Priest
Miss Eleanor Tunnigan, Miss Janeiro
Brooks, Miss T -rothy Fields. Miss Anne
James, Mrs, Russell Shelk, Mrs. Smith
/ w. Brookhart. jr.; Miss Helen Taylor
Miss Virginia Ladd Miss Margaret
! Lord, Miss Florence Harrington, Miss
Mary Harrington, Miss Margaret
! Whitzell