Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08

home Of DR.. and Mrs. Charles q. Alb
bot. 620T Thirty eighth street. Activi-
ties OF Cecilia Beatix, artist, were given
and talk on the animal LIE ,.. OF tne
was given by Or. William Bonar Bell.
Mfrs. Frank s.. Ray recited three poems,
and vocal and instrumental music was
furnished by Messrs. Abbot, Lindsay
and ,Aldrich.
Women's Guild of American Uniyer-
aity-Chancellor and Mrs. Lucius G.
Clark, Dean and Mrs George b.
Woods, Dean Walter Splawn and Dean
Mary Louise Brown will be the guests
of honor at a reception March 10 at
the Women's Residence Hall on the
campus Mrs. Howard Nichols is gen
eral chairman. Sh2 has selected as her
assistants Mrs. James Snera Mont
gomery, Mrs. Frank Ballou, Mrs.
Kinsman Mrs. p. NJ Anderson is
president Of the Womens Guild.
Baby Lovers Circle No. Mrs. H. G.
Simpson entertained the members at
her home, GA Upshur street, February
26, at luncheon The president, Mrs.
A. B. McN1anus told of the work done
in the art classes at the Home, under
the teaching of Mrs Biddle.
Mrs. H. G. Simpson, chairman of the
Membership Committee, reported the
following associate members: Mrs. G.
H. Keller, Mrs. Fannie Wahling, Mrs
John Rice, Mrs George Keller, Mrs.
o. B. VogeI, Mrs. John Rasely, 1. Free
man and r. Gordon. Mrs. John Nc
Aneny was appointed chairman of the
Sick Committee. Mrs. Bond was APP
pointed chairman Of a committee to
plan a tour Of the Corby Bakery. Mrs
McNGanus gave the report Of the last
board meeting.
Plans were made for a rumnage
sale April Is.
The next meeting will be held March
26 at the Home on Conduit road. Mrs
NJ. Mulquin will be the hostess.
Asha Faison COlweI Williams Chapter,
U. ID. c., met February % at the home
Of its president, Miss Anita Schade,
1929 Rhode Island avenue Following
the business session there was a social.
The Society Of Federal Translators
met Monday evening at the home of
the secretary, Miss johanna H. Boern-
sen, with Vice President Paul Voge-
nitS in the chair. Miss Gertrude Hol-
linger, chairman of the research and
contact committee reported on securing
lists Of dictionaries In foreign languages
and the preparation of card cata1og
aries to be sent in from all translators.
Records were played of folk-songs from
Sweden, Germany, France, Portugal,
Spain and Italy. Lindsay S. Perkins
read German poems of his composition
and TRANSACTIONS from the Russian.
American Association of University
WOmen's CIub-There will be tea to-
morrow at o'clock at which Miss
Helen Deering, member of the Near
East College Association, will speak.
Mrs. Harry o. Hine will be hostess.
assisted by alumnae from the Uni
versity Of Michigan and Michigan State
College.
The Education Committee has ar
ranged a dinner Tuesday at pm.
DR.. Paul r. Heyl Of the Bureau Of
Standards, the guest of honor, will
speak on visions and Dreams of a
Scientific Man" Mrs Veerholl will
preside and DR.. Florence Bascom will
introduce the speaker.
The study group, pre-adolescence and
adolescence, win meet wednesday at
pm; DR.. McHale, leader.
There viii be an informal card party
Wednesday at 8 pm.
Miss Isabel Blake will review 1.-THE
Story Of San Michele" by DR.. Axel
Munthe. Mrs. Dorothy Stokes Branch,
brary, viii review Backgrounds With
Figures" by Cecilia Beailx, at the book
review section, March IL, at IL am.
The college day dinner viii be March
13 at pm. It Is Sponsored by the
Education Committee DR.. David A.
Robertson, president of Goucher Col
lege. win speak on woman and the
Worlds Work" Mrs Paul e. Howe
will preside. The junior group, with
Iyn1a 1T,H IA
Maize in charge, will assist. Music will
be provided by senior high school girls.
The Education Committee will pro-
vide conferences, programs and exhibits
for all girls interested in going to COL
lege, March IA, from noon to 2 pm.
Program meeting at pm, Mrs. Veer-
hon viii preside. Miss Bess Goody-
koontz, assistant commissioner Of edu-
cation, viii speak on Who Should Go
to College,: (which College and why"
DR.. Kathryn McHale, executive and
educational secretary, American Asso-
citation Of University Women; college
Clothes" Mrs. Ola Day Rush. The
Education Committee invites the alum
nae Of all colleges and junior colleges
TO arrange exhibits showing the oppor-
tunities for women in their institutions.
Abraham Lincoln Circle, Ladies @. A..
r. met Monday evening at the willard
Hotel with the president, Mrs. Bergren,
presiding. Mrs. Richard L. Hoxie re-
ported National Greed day would be OBJ
served April 3. Miss Mate Lewis, direc-
tor of the District Federation Of
Women's Clubs, gave a report of the
was appointed alternate to the District
Federation. Mrs. Helena DOGGY Reed
was appointed to write to the Circles
Adopted Mother" in the c. A. r.
home, Puyallup. Wash. Mrs Befgren
attended the patriotic service held at
the Lincoln Memorial and was accom-
panied by her color bearers, Mrs Sarah
z. Deeds and Mrs. Catherine Boss,
while placing the floral tribute. The
circle was represented by Mrs. May
Parker at the @. A. r. service honoTing
Lincoln's birthday in the evening at
the First Congregational Church and
carried the Colors. The president re-
ported having attended the eighty
ninth birthday celebration Of Quarter
master Godfrey and also responding
with toast at the G. A. r. banquet
held at the Raleigh Hotel.
Women's Alliance Of All Souls Church.
DIR. Ulysses @. B. Pierce will be the
speaker at the meeting In Pierce Hall
next Friday at IL o'clock He will take
for his subject, The Missionary Motives
and Methods of the Liberal Church"
Luncheon hostess, Mrs. w. P. Roop.
The Washington Cultus Club met
March 3, with Mrs. j. z. Dyer, at the
New Shoreham. After luncheon the
meeting was called to order by the
president, Mrs. Daniel @. Davis. The
program consisted Of papers by Mrs. J.
Ramsay hewitt and Mrs. Herman w.
Smith. Mrs. Elwood p Morey was guest
of the hostess.
Columbia WOmen.-At the meeting
Tuesday announcement was made by
Miss Elizabeth Cullen, president, that