Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-05
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D G., April

to branch membership, and the follow
ing members became senior members
Louise OSterwald, Lucy Powell, Eleanor
Wilson and Christine Jaiser Duncan.
I Miss Clara Nourse, who Is in charge
of the Holiday House, near Mount
Vernon, spoke. A theater benefit will
be held at the National Theater
April Is.
A supper meeting and classes will be
held tomorrow. The branch talent
night has been postponed until May A..
CurIey Cuba special presentation
of the religious drama, ION the Third
Day." was given in the theater In st.
Roses Technical School, Columbia road
noon. Arthur Bradley White Of the
/ Catholic University directed the pres
entation and portrayed one Of the lead
| ing roles of the drama.
The entertainment committee, I'M
der the direction of Miss Margaret
Freedman, chairman, has arranged an
Easter entertainment following the
Thursday evening. Miss Gertrude
Whiting, accompanied by Rudolph
Moeller, will render selections, which
will be followed by a dramatic sketch.
The card party scheduled for April
| 10 has been postponed to May 8,
Under the supervision of Eugene
Moreland, chairman of the Athletic
Committee, and Miss Margaret Freed
man, chairman Of the Entertainment
Committee, a schedule of hikes, dances,
social and entertaining events has
been arranged, starting after Easter
with hike, probably around the Tidal
| Basin, to view the japanese cherry
blossoms, April IL. The present sched-
ule concludes with a weekend party
Memorial day.
A reception and banquet will be ten
the Willard Hotel.
Park View WOman'S Club.-The Lit
erary Committee, of which Mrs. L. E.
Murray Is chairman, was entertained by
Mrs. Thomas Faris, assisted by Mrs.
Theodore H. Naylor, March 81, at 3206
Park place Mrs. L. E. FELTON,, presi-
dent, and Mrs. E. T. Perkins, past pres
ident, presided at the supper table.
Miss Virginia Wilson opened the pro-
gram with selections from the work of
the poet, A. A. Milne. Mrs. L. E. Muir
ray gave a brief talk on the place of
Herman Melville in literature and in
the estimation OF critics, followed by
profound analysis of "Moby Dick"
from the pen of John Erskine. Mrs
Ralph Wilson sang with Mrs. Theron
short general discussion of some books
of current interest, followed by So
cial hour.
Quota Club.-The dinner meeting at
the Women'S University Club Thursday
evening was given over to furthering
plans for the convention of the Quota
Club International Inc. to be held in
Washington in June. Miss Frieda Ken
yon presided.
Mrs. Lena L. Yost, director Of the
women's division of the Republican Ma
tional Committee, will be the guest of
honor and speaker at the luncheon
meeting of the club April at the Wom-
ems University Club.
The Washington League for the Hard
of Hearing is giving series of talks be-
fore prominent organizations of the city,
and has a number scheduled for the
future Dr. John H. Trinder, who is
sponsoring lip-reading classes at the
Episcopal Eye. Ear and Throat Hos
pital; Miss Betty Wright and Miss
Frances Downes conducted symposium
on lp-reading at the Washington Bal
timore Medical Association last week.
Miss Josephine Tinberlake and Miss