Evening star., 1932-06-05
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

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, dent, Mrs Rose Arnold Powell: second
vice president, Mrs. Ada Van Loon
MacGee secretary-treasurer, Mrs. H.
Mofiatt Bradley.
| met at the Shoreham Hotel. Those con-
tributing to the program were Miss
Lulu @. Adams, Miss Alice Cushman,
Miss Clara Dickerson, Miss o. N. Fans
i lar, Mrs Ella @. Prescott, Mrs. E.
Emerson Snyder, Mrs. Jessie Krauss,
Miss Olive Newbold Miss Emma Hof-
| fer and Mrs. Bertram c. Moore. The
jewel given to the past president was
presented by Mrs. Lachowicz TO Mrs.
Evelyn Bright Buckley.
! The chapter will be guests Of the
Arts Club in its gardens the evening
OF June 20
| The chapter will have its last meet
| ing of the season June at 8:l5 pm.
at the Shoreham Hotel.
/ Miss Emma Hoffer. leader, will speak
Oh The Umbrian School and Vatican
Treasures" The following subjects will
be- discussed: The Umbrian School"
Mrs. o. N. Fansler: "Blashfield's and
! Symonds' Estimate OF Raphael" Miss
Ellen Bulger and Mrs. j. Leroy Elliott;
General Character Of Art Treasures Of
! the Vatican Mrs. Elizabeth Richards
Davidson; The Sistine Chapel" Miss
Julia Gilbert: "Raphael's Logda and
Stanze," Mrs. Mary Mathiot, and
Study Of Pictures" by Mrs Evelyn
Haller, Mrs. Bertram Moore. Miss Irene
Westerman and Miss Kathryn Wood
Current events will be given by Miss
! Lulu q. Adams.
Lincoln WOmsn's Relief Corps will
meet tomorrow night at w. o. W. Hall,
935 Grant place.
The Washington Readrs' Club will
meet at the home Of the newly elected
! president Mrs. Andrew P. Anderson,
! lot Arlington avenue Clarendon. Va.
Tuesday evening. The program Will con-
sist OF several scenes from Shakespeare
and modern plays. A speaker from
the George Washington Bicentennial
Commission viii tell of the plans for
the various celebrations to be held this
| Summer.
The Capitol Hill History Club met at
the home of Mrs. Phillip Martin, United
States Soldiers Home. Mrs. D. L.
Pitcher was the assisting hostess Lunch
con was served on the lawn. The busi-
ness meeting was opened by Mrs. Beas-
ley. Papers were given by Mrs. II. F.
Phillips and Mrs. Edgar Merritt.
The next meeting will be October IL
with Mrs. E. w. Foltz.
District Of Columbia Home Economies
AssOciatiOn.-The annual dinner will be
held June 8 at pm. at American Uni
versity. There will be election Of ON
GERS. Subject Of meeting, Personality" :"
Speakers-Mrs. Harriet Howe, president
of Zonta Club, Personality Through
Growth; Mrs E. K Peoples. director
Washington Community Center, Per
sonslity Through Recreation; Miss
! Florence Hall. extension division. United
States Department Of Agriculture. Per
sonality Through Social Contacts: Miss
Whitman. Personality Through Cloth
ing" illustrated With living models.
Reservations should be made by June
8 through Miss Elsie Krey. GIT Sixth
street ANY one wishing transportation
call Miss Ethel Bland. Adams 05S0-W.
The Social Club Of Washington Coun-
ell, Ladies Of the U. &. Z. Of E.. met at
the home of Mrs. Burton. Following
luncheon the business was presided
over by the president. Mrs. HipSley.
II was decided to hold next meeting
at HAYNES Point. June &. Members will
meet south of United States Treasury
at IL am.
District Sunshine and Community
Society-The card group will meet June
l6 at 2 o'clock, at the home of Mrs.
E. H. Fairless. 242 Maple avenue,
Takoma Park. Md.
An invitation has been extended to
members and their guests to make a
tour of inspection of the Constitution,
June 8, at 2 O'Clock, pier No. 2, Wash
ington Navy Yard.
The Washington League for ~ Hard
of Hearing will be represented at the
Federation of Organizations for the
Hard of Hearing in San Francisco,
June 20 to %. Miss Downes will de-
fend her title as national champion of
lip reading. Mrs. Madden, president;
Miss Florence Bergman and Mrs.
Laning will also represent the Wash
ington League, while Miss Wright, Mrs.
Stovel and Miss Timberlake will repre-
sent the National Federation.
Girls Friendly Society.-At the older
members conference at the Holiday
House. June 4. and S, the leaders of the
discussion groups will be as follows:
Miss Georgia Jeffries, st. Stephens
Branch. Reaction of Members to the
G. F. S. Service: Miss Ruth Harvey,
Trinity Branch, Are the Branch Meet
inss Satisfactory to Members" and Miss
Mary Flaharty. st. Johns George
town.. How Much Time and Effort
Should Be Given to Recreation and So
cial Actiyities?" The advisors will be
| Mrs. George E. Pariseau, diocesan presi-
den; Miss Elsa Needham. diocesan sec
retary, and Mrs. A. 8. Steuart, head Of
activities
The annual card party will be held at
the Holiday House Tuesday afternoon.
| The annual colOred members party
was held May 81 at st. Mary's Church.
Epiphany Branch meets with Mrs.
Grace Berry at the home of Mrs.
Charles w. Richardson, 290l Grant
road. Supper will be served about 6 pm
The Zonta Club met Wednesday at the
Y. w. C. A. for luncheon. Miss Mary
Lindsey. chairman of tile Program
Committee, introduced the speakers, who
were: Mrs. Elizabeth PEBBLES, director
Community Center Department of Pub
lie Schools, and Miss Evelyn Davis, d.
rector of dancing
The Warrington S0r0ptimist Club
held its weekly luncheon at the La
fayette Hotel Wednesday. Mrs. Jane
Ryan, director of the club, presided.
The speaker was Hardie Meakin, man.
ager Of R-K-O Keiths Theater.
Marie Lawyer Of York, Pa. haA q
her guest Mrs. Charles fhomp0cu a
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