Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-31

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Daughters OF Union Veterans, appoint
ed the junior vice president, Mrs. Char
lotte M. Cary, to represent her at these
services. The department officers later
went to the Francis Scott Key Bridge,
where eerviceS were held In honor of
the airmen who lost their lives, Mrs.
Mary M. North presiding. Music was
furnished by Mrs. jeanette Baker on a
cornet Taps was sounded by Sergt.
Witchje. The department was also rep
resented at the massing Of the colors at
Mount st. Adams by the senior vice
president, Mrs. Louise Watson, and the
Bradt.
The CercIe Francois de Washington
lies Precieuses Ridicules) was received
Wednesday evening by Nine. Bessie
Edison at her home on Sixteenth street,
this being the last meeting of the sea-
son. President william j. Wallis pre-
sided.
Mime. c. Augustus Simpson gave pi-
by Nine. CASTOR de Bouy. Mime. Bessie
Edison sang and she and Mime. william
j. Wallis then sang a duo. Nine. Ca
mile Hindmarsh Mime. CASTOR de Bolly,
Mime. Bessie Edison and M. and Nine
William j. Wallis played some scenes
from Moliere. M. Henri Lazard gave
readings and Nine. william j. Wallis
gave a reading. Mime. FRANCESCA Kas-
par Lawson sang. The piano accom-
PIANIST was Nine. G. Augustus Simpson.
The remainder Of the evening was
passed In French conversation.
The Capitol Hill History Club met
May 81 at the home of Mrs. Martin,
United States< Soldiers Home. Mrs.
Rock was assistant hostess. Luncheon
was served. Addresses were made by
Mrs Reed, Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Jones'
The National Capital CHAPTER of the
National Delphian Societl met Wednes-
day In Jelleff's Little Theater, the presi-
dent, Mrs. Charles r. Schoonmaker, pre-
siding. Mrs. Casteel announced the Del
phtan banquet at the Shoreham Hotel,
June is, at 1880 pm. The election of
officers will be held June 10. The last
meeting OF the season, June "a, will be
held at the home of the president,
Bellehaven, Alexandria, Va. Mrs.
Charles w. Arth was appointed chair
man of a picnic luncheon committee,
and Mrs. Mildred Hoenig, chairman of
Members desiring trans
portation. and those offering their cars
are requested to notify Mrs. Hoenig,
5000 Cathedral avenue.
The program for the day, 1.-THE Rome
We Inherited" was led by Mrs. Ruth
H. Snodgrass. The Delphian Traveller,
Monuments Of Imperial Rome" was
presented by Mrs. j. e. Herman and by
Mrs. Allen s. Wolf. Those taking part
were Mrs. Ida Tuve, Mrs. j. e. Hartley,
Mrs Ethel @. Carpenter, Mrs. T. A.
Mrs. E. H. Erickson and Mrs.
o. A. Bergren. The topic for report,
The Family of Caesar as Emperors,"
was traced by Mrs. Peyton M. Chi
chester Mrs. Thomas j. Rice discussed
THE Flavian Line" The topic Five
Good Emperors" was presented by Mrs.
c. M. Godfrey. This topic, Pagan
God and Christian Emperor" was dis
cussed by various members. particularly
Mrs. Bergren, Mrs. Huntley and Mrs.
as well as the leader.
The next meeting will be June 10,
with Mrs. T. A. Huntley as leader.
Aloysian Club.-The final meeting of
the Parliamentary Law class was held
Thursday evening. Previous to the
meeting, this group entertained at din
Hartnett. instructor Of the class.
Among those present were Rev. Louis
OFT, director of the club; the president,
Miss Minnie Mailer. and the following
members of the class: Miss Catherine
Burns, Miss Margaret Chamberlain,
Miss Anna Clark, Miss Katherine
Doherty, Miss Josephine Horrigan, Miss
Alice M. Kelly, Miss Grace Kelly, Miss
Mary McHugh, Miss Mary Agnes Peck,
Miss Agnes Martin, Mrs. Ruth Martin
and Miss Margaret Sheehan.
Chapter C, p. z. O.. celebrated its
twenty-fifth birthday anniversary May
%, when a reception was given at the
home of Mrs. Roy Porterheld, 2 Rose
mary street, Chevy Chase, Md, to
which all P. z. O's, resident and un-
afiliated, were invited. The guests
were received by the president. Mrs.
Ada Savage; Miss Julia Macmillan.
District organizer; Mrs. Helen Bentley
and Mrs. Florence r. Cole, charter
members and past organizers. Mrs. I.
F. Law made the introductions:
Those who served at the tea table,
members of Chapter c, were Mrs. Rob-
ert Bains. Mrs. r. Bruce Bare, Mrs.
Augustus knight, Mrs william l.. Mat
tocks, Mrs. w. j. Myrth, Mrs. Anna
Porterfield, Mrs. j. H. Harper, Mrs. Ed
ward G. Russell, Mrs. Jason Waterman.
assisted by Mrs. Elton Marshall, Mrs:
Floyd Reynolds, Mrs. L. M. Short OF
Missouri, Mrs. z. G. Smith OF Kansas,
Mrs. A. U. Skuderna of Colorado. Mrs.
C. L. Nicholson of Oklahoma, In the
dining room.
Woman's City Club.-The House Com
mittee will be at home in the garden
of the club Wednesday from 2 to 10
o'clock. Dean Grace Hays Riley an
nounced an attractive garden setting
for the d-fashioned strawberry festi-
val. which will be q feature OF the eve
ming. Mrs. Mary Beckham Moore Is In
charge of the refreshments. Mrs.
GLADYS B. Middlemiss will conduct a
plant and flower sale. Mrs. William Z.
Chamberlin will present q program.
The Americanization Committee Is
sponsoring a card party Thursday
afternoon and evening Members and
their friends are invited to make reser-
vations through Mrs. Grattan kerans,
chairman.
Soroptimist Club.-Vocational guild
ance and its efforts to help young men
and women to follow the line OF WORK
for which they are best fitted were dis
c,Issed bv w. N. Freeman. member OF
the Committee on Vocation Guidance
of the Kiwanis Club, at the wednesday
luncheon.
The Soroptimist Glee Club holds its
next meeting June Is, at the home OF
Mary v. Judge, 1913 Harvard street.
Mary Bourke, instructor in the Lewis
Hotel Training School, addressed the
students of Powell Junior High Scnool
on Vocational Guidance"
Grace Goodpasture gave q report on
the organization meeting OF the Balti-
more Club.