Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-11

names of all translators employed in the
departments, and q resolution was
adopted protesting to Tsmar Baruch,
assistant director Of classification.
against the preliminary specifications
for translators In the field service.
The Writers League Of washington
viii meet at the Thomson Community
Center next Friday at 8 o'clock. A pro-
gram Of poems and contest stories viii
be given.
Chapter F, p. Z. O., held a special
meeting Thursday at the Wardman
Park Hotel with Miss Jean Handy as
hostess. Arrangements were made for
the presentation Of the Ceremony Of
Light" a fantasy In three scenes, to be
given at Pierce Hall. January 81. the
slxty-second anniversary Of the sorority.
The Torch Club Of WashlnRton.-Dr.
William Showalter, associate editor OF
the National Geographic Magazine, will
speak on present Day Conditions in
South America and Their Significance"
at the meeting of the club at 6:45 pm.
January IL, in the Cosmos Club.
Capital City Club.-Mr. and Mrs. A.
Streetz entertained the members and
friends at their home January 3. A
public bingo party will be given Janu-
airy II, at the Capitol Park Hotel.
Twentieth Century CIub-The art
section will meet tomorrow at / pm at
the Carlton Hotel. Mrs. Margaret
Harder, chairman of art. of the General
Federation of Women's Clubs, will speak
on The Fine Arts as a Community
Asset" This will be followed by a short
musical program.
The music section will meet at IL
am. Tuesday at the Y. w. G. A. Miss
Maud Sewall will give talk on "Orches-
tras. Their History. Development and
Composition"
The nature section will meet at the
Fort Myer Station, RoSslyn, Va, We'd
nesday, at 1880 am. for a trip through
Arlington and the Experimental Farm.
The civicS section will meet at 1890
pm, Thursday. at the Y. w. c. A.
Laurence F. Schmeckebier will discuss
Suggested Changes in the District
government. Mrs Archibald Hopkins
will give brief talk, and Mrs. Gilbert
H. Grosvenor will report for the clean
city campaign.
Council of Jewish Women. - The
monthly board meeting was held jan
uary 6. Reports OF working committee
chairmen were read. The question of
! suitable memorial for the late Mrs.
Ella Neuman, for IS years treasurer Of
the local organization, was discussed.
A joint meeting of the local council
| and the SiSterhood of the Eighth
Street Temple viii be held January Is.
The AIOysian Club conducted a round
table discussion January A. The group,
besides discussing everyday problems
that are met with by the Catholic laity,
| is devoting a portion of the time to
the study of the mass through the me-
dunn OF "The Mass of the Apostles"
Mrs. O'Hara is leader of the discus
sionS.
The regular monthly meeting of the
club will be held at the club house, Al
I street, Tuesday evening.
The PhilO- Classics were recently en-
| tertained by Mrs. Grant S. Barnhart in
her home, 1434 Rhode Island avenue,
when Christmas luncheon was served.
Mrs. r. Bruce Bare gave readings.
Mrs. H. j. Harris entertained the
club January at her residence, at
1857 Lamont street. After luncheon q
paper was read by Mrs. @. d. Stevens,
with an Interpretation by Mrs. Harris.
The club will meet January Is with
the president, Mrs. L. A. Palmer, I'LL
Harvard street.
The Rowac Club met January at
the home of Mrs William DeKleine In
Tilden Gardens. The afternoon was
passed with bridge and sewing. Tea
was served by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs Don G. Smith, Mrs. Paul L. Hutch
ms, Mrs. P. z. Noise and Mrs. Neville
G. Hall. The next meeting will be trip
through the National Museum Art Gal
lery January 81 under the guidance of
Mrs. Ellis Logan
The ZOnta Club held a luncheon
meeting at the Raleigh Hotel last We'd
nesday and after half hour of social
listened to a talk on the. Alleys of
Washington" by Mrs. Archibald Hop
kins.
Mrs. Mary Hickey, director of q. s.
Veteran Nurses, and Mrs. Walter d.
Bookings (Martha), a former member
of Boston zonta Club, were guests at
the luncheon.