Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-26


CHAPTER III, p. e. O. Sisterhood, met
with Mrs. Hilda Galloway, on Fulton
street. Mrs. Grant E. Rohr, Chapter K,
| wyoming, was the guest OF the evening.
After the business meeting o surprise
handkerchief shower was given for Mrs.
Marie Kahlbaum, who Is returning to
her home, in Philadelphia. after a So
journ of year in Washington.
The chapter met April 81 with Anna
Slaughter on Rhode Island avenue.
After q short business meeting the
by Robert M. Ferguson on THE OBJ"
iects and Aims Of the Interstate Com
tnerce Commission"
Abraham Lincoln Circle.-The Au-
diting Committee met ct the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Gustavius Weber, 4311
Cathedral avenue, last Sunday after
noon.
PetwUrth Woman's CIub.-Ths music
section will meet with Mrs. D. H.
Sheetz IS Rock Greek Church road
Tuesday at pm. The section will
rehearse choruses to be sung at the
club banquet in June.
The executive board will meet April
80 at pm. at the home Of the presi-
dent, Mrs. L. T. Jones, 80 Grant circle
The Capitol Hill History Club met
April 90 in the home Of Mrs. Lynch,
13S2 Girard street. Mrs. Merritt, Mrs.
MoSvI and Mrs. Souder were the host
esses. Following the luncheon and
business session an Arbor day program
was given-vocal numbers by Miss
Phebe Slime, paper by Mrs. Fisher, on
The club viii meet May Is in the home
of Mrs. Metz, 1927 Taylor street.
CurIey Club. - Arrangements have
been completed for the Spring dance at
the National Press Club next Tuesday
from 10 to o'clock. The committee
in charge Is Joseph McGarvey. William
Marie Boyle, Josephine Leahy and
Marie and Dorothy Smith.
Under the auspices Of the Athletic
Committee, hike will be conducted
this afternoon for members OF the club
and their friends. The party will meet
at knights OF Columbus Hail. Tenth
street between New York avenue and X
streets, at o'clock.
The Executive Committee was enter
tanned at the residence Of Miss
Josephine Leahy. Bethesda, Nd, Tues
that have been proposed to the consti-
tuition Roland j. Hyland entertained
members Of the Yearbook Committee
at his residence, 26 T street northeast,
Monday evening.
The annual communion mass for
members will be held in st. Patrick's
Church next Sunday at o'clock.
Members are requested to assemble in
frcnt Of the church at 7:45 o'clock.
Miss stella McGarvey and Miss Maud
Norton entertained at card party In
st. Martins Hall Friday evening, pro-
ceeds from which will be applied to the
scholarship fund of the club.
John Donnelly, president. announced
the appointment Of Charles zield as
chairman Of the Athletic Committee.
He will be assisted by Miss Josephine
Leahy.
Preliminary arrangements have been
completed fer the annual reception and
banquet In honor Of Most Rev. Michael
j. Curley, Archbishop Of Baltimore,
May lS, at the Willard Hotel.
American Association Of University
Women.--Frau Kiep, wife Of the Ger
man consul general at New York, VIII
be the guest speaker at tea tomorrow
at Z pm. She will speak on Germany
OF Today Dr. Alice Merrill, hostess,
will be assisted by alumnae from the
University Of California, Mills College,
Stanford University, Pomona College
and the University Of Southern Cali
fornia.
The Junior group will give a formal
dinner bridge Tuesday at Z pm. Miss
Mildred Fisher will be hostess. Reser-
vations should be made through the
ching room office before Z pm. Monday:
DR.. Kathryn McHale, executive and
educational secretary OF the American
Association Of University Women, will
speak at dinner arranged in her honor
by the Education Committee on Ven
lures in Progressive College Education"
Wednesday at 7 o'clock. Reservations
must be made before pm. Tuesday.
Those wishing to join the walk today
must be at HyattSvi1le, Nd, car line
station at 8 pm. to go to the home OF
Mrs. v. K. Chestnut. Thence va "a
will Be conducted by v. X. Chestnut al
o picnic supper served at 6 pm. Fur
Their information may be obtained from
M. A. Mcmahon, Columbia 0621.
District OF Columbia League Of Amer.
lean Pen WOmen.-Prof Felian Garzia
will be the guest artist tomorrow night
in the Stonelsigh Court studio, when
he will present = program Of piano
compositions. This win follow bust
ness meeting.
Victoria Faber Stevenson will preside
ture writing group, when recently writ
ten stories will be discussed and criti-
cized.
Nine. Felian Garsia will preside at
salon franchise Wednesday night, when
program Of music and literary interest
will be given Members are privileged
to bring guests.
The exhibit Of heraldic art. which
opened at tea in the studio last Sun
day, will be on view until May 2.
Council Of Jewish Women.-The Ways
and Means Committee are sponsors for
a breakfast and bridge to be given at
Woodley Park Towers Apartments April
20. Mrs Henry Jaffee, assisted by her
committee, will be in charge.
PhiIo Classics CIub.-The annual
meeting was held at the apartment OF
Mrs. T. w. Newburn In Tlden Gardens.
After Luncheon, served by the hostess,
the Program Committee announced the
assignments for the coming year, the
general subject being Shakespeare and
the plays "othello" and THE Tanning
Of the Shrew."
The following oficers we're unani-
mously elected: President, Mrs. L. A.
Palmer; vice president, Mrs. II. j. Har-
ris: recording secretary, Mrs @. L. Peck
ham; corresponding secretary, Mrs. A.
H. Williams; treasurer, Mrs. L. H. Bent
ley Delegates to the annual meeting
Of the District Federation OF Women's
Clubs Mrs Grant g. Barnhart, direc-
tor. with Mines L. n. Bentley, T. w
Newburn and Genevieve D. Stevens as
delegates.
The reading for the afternoon was
"Aeneid X" with Interpretation by Mrs
H. j. Harris
Mrs. F. c. Brinley entertained the
members Of the club April II, with in
vited guests. at a luncheon In her home
1904 Delafleld place. The guests were
Mines. A. B. Funkhouser, Ruth B. Jud-
son. r. r. Law, Winfield Scott Withrow,
Ellis Logan and william J. Lavarre
The program on "Vergil" consisted of a