Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-28

meeting of the season at the home of
its president, Mrs. Charles F.. Schoon-
maker at Bellehaven, Alexandria, Va.
The president presided. Mrs. H. N.
Dorman invited the members to visit
her Summer home at Bay Ridge. Md,
June 80, which was accepted Mrs. d.
w Leadbetter was appointed chairman
of arrangements. Members with cars
will meet at the Peace Cross at the
junction of the Bladensburg pike and
the Defense Highway at 10 am.
The lesson, entitled Latin Litera-
ture,'' was lead by airs. 7. A. Huntley
Other members participating in this
program were Mrs G. w. Arth, Mrs
Ethel Erickson, Mrs. T. F. Law, Mrs.
lone Knowlton, Mrs Floyd b. Olcott,
Mrs. o. A. Bergren, Mrs. W. M Dixon,
Mrs. A. J. Maxwell, Mrs. Edward
Stevens, Mrs. Ruth H. Snodgrass, Mrs.
j. B. Hartley and Mrs. Peyton M Chi
chester.
The program, Rome, the Builder"
was lead by Mrs. D. W. Leadbetter.
Members participating in this program
were Mrs. A. c. Christie, Mrs. Thomas
j. Rice and Mrs. Edward Stevens.
Mrs. Schoomaker presented the new
president, Mrs. L. F. Law. with the
gavel. Next SEASONS program will be
on art.
Wesley Heights Committee
chairmen for the different committees
have been appointed, as follows: Mem
barship, Charles H. Hillegist; Dramatic,
Mrs. Franklin D. Jones; House, Mrs.
Wesley M. Gewehr; Auditing and
Finance, Frederick B. Pyle; Public Re-
lations Representative, Howard G. Mich
OILS; Entertainment, Mrs. John Gardner
Laid. Mrs. Ladd has appointed eight
subchairmen, as follows: Juniors, Mrs.
Charles H. Ruth; children's movies,
Mrs. Wesley M. Gewehr; dancing class,
Mrs. Max j. ProfltC; cub dances, Mrs.
Carl w. Mitman; club bridge parties
for the afternoon, Mrs. John Henry
Yates; for the evening. Mrs. William
M. Ballinger; club teas, Mrs. Roy Clyde
Miller.
WOmen's City Cuba meeting of
the Membership Committee will be held
tomorrow evening. Mrs. L. H. Mat
tingly is chairman
The board of directors will meet
Tuesday evening with the President,
Mrs. William Lee Corbin, presiding.
Chapter F, p. L. O., held its last
meeting of the season with Marjorie
Davis at Normandy Farms. The men,
bsrs and their guests played bridge
the guests were Winifred Rogers, Ster-
ling Bockoven, Thomas Sullivan and
Irving Tullar.
The Washington League for the Hard
of Hearing, S26 Connecticut avenue
has its Summer schedule of meetings
in effect All Winter activities are
discontinued, with the exception OF the
Monday evening lip-rs aiding practice
class. After this class the members
plan to hold short social period with
cards and the usual activities of the
Thursday meetings. The lip-reading
classes begin at o'clock and any one
interested is invited to attend.
Chevy Chase Branch, National League
of American Pen WOmen.-Mrs. Anton
Cron, wife OF Col Cron. was the guest
of honor at a tea Tuesday at the
Congressional Country Club as a fare
well. Mrs. Cron is leaving next month
for her husbands new post in Hawaii
The president, Mrs. A. Pearl McPher-
son, presided at the tea table. assisted
by the officers of the branch. Miss
Irene Juno gave talk.
ZOnta Club-The weekly meeting was
held Wednesday at the Raleigh Hotel,
with the president, Mrs Amelia GUIDE
ThomaS, presiding. The president
made a report on the internaticn nal
convention, which she attended last
week in Cleveland. Miss Havey, one of
the delegates, displayed the sterling
silver cream and sugar which she won
in the golf tournament held at the
Acacia Country Club in Cleveland. one
of the special features of the conven-
ton.
VOteleSS District Of Columbia League
OF Women VOterS--Mrs A. J. Nickel
way, president, was hostess to members
OF the Executive Board at luncheon
meeting Friday at her home, 2071 Park
road. Appointment of the following
chairmen was Endorsed by the bard:
Mrs. William Johnstone, international
relations; Mrs. Edna Johnston, eff
cheney in government; Mrs. Clara M.
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