Evening star., 1932-07-03
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

The Ladies Guild of Kenilworth held
its last meeting of the season st the
presidents home. Mrs. BrashearS, 1905
Kenilworth avenue, June %. 1t was
planned to have trip by way Of bus
to Bay Shore. Baltimore, on July l3.
Any one outside the guild may attend.
The next meeting will be in Septem-
Der at the home of Mrs. Green, 4428
Ord street
The Wrixrs' League of Washington
was enterta'~ ID at the home of Mrs. r.
B. Fort 1893 Park road. The prizes
were awarded in the short story con-
test as follows: First, Clark Palmer
Cole; second. Miss Willard Howe; third,
Mrs. L. w Tilton, and honorable men,
tion, Mayne R. Coe and Miss Kathryn
Hopson The judge Of the contest was
Mrs. Elizabeth Burgess Hughes Collister.
Refreshments were served by Mrs. Fort
and her daughter.
A picnic supper was held at HainS
Point Sunday afternoon. 1t was fare
well to the vice president, Mrs. James
T. Watson, jr., who is moving to Fort
Leavenworth, KanS., where her husband,
Capt. Wilson, is being transferred there.
The league will meet October IA. but
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The Women's Club of North Beach
met June 25 at its club house, the
president, Mrs. Rosalie Shaw, presiding.
Until further notice the meetings will
be on the third Friday OF each month
at North Beach.
Mrs. c. E. CasasSas resigned as chair
man of the Hospitality Committee. Mrs.
Il IL Sal oh osrv,a ~ rf he
Program Committee. was appointed TO
fill the unexpired term.
There will be a luncheon with cards,
either bridge or 500 every Tuesday dur
ing the Summer on the porch of the
club house. The club room will be
opened every Saturday evening from 8
o'clock until 10 O'Clock. The club room
has been newly decorated through the
courtesy OF Joseph Polly and members
Mrs. Jessie Beard has charge Of the
furnishing and draperies and Mrs. A..
Pfeger the porches and garden.
The Woman's Relief Corps. Depart
ment of the Potomac, will hold an ex-
cursion to Seaside Park July %.
The department recently presented a
flag to the Zion Baptist Church in
South Washington, Va. The presenta-
ton was made by Mrs. Temple.
The Curley Club on the evenings of
August 16 and II will conduct Bicen-
tennial lawn fete on the grounds in the
rear of st. Mary's Church, Fifth be-
tween G and H streets.
Roland Joseph Hylard was unani-
mously reelected president Of the club
at a meeting at the Continental Hotel.
Other officers elected are: John L. Dom
nelly. vice president; Miss Dorothy Bar
rett, treasurer; Miss Emily Hodges, re-
cording secretary; Miss Margaret Freed
man, corresponding secretary; Joseph
Diegelmann, warden; Hugh McGarvey,
advocate, and James O'Connell sergeant
at arms. The Executive Committee will
meet July 81, to appoint spiritual di-
rector
A motion was passed to conduct a
retreat for men at Manresa- on-the-
Severn, near Annapolis, during the
week end of July Is to 18. Francis A.
| McCann was appointed chairman of
the Committee on Arrangements. Rev.
Father Ferdinand Shoberg delivered an
address. The club will also foster a
retreat for women at the Washington
Retreat House, Brookland, D. c., Octo-
ber Is and 16, with Miss Mary L. Nc
Gee as chairman of the committee.
About go members last Sunday morn
ing took motor trip to North Beach,
Nd as guests of John Bryant Town
shend, at his cottage.
Members of the club are invited to
spend July 10 at White Point, near
Leonardtown, Md, where a dinner will
be served and other novelties arranged.
Those who will make the trip are re-
quested to make arrangements with
Miss Romona Raley.
The Business and Professional Wom-
ans Club of the District of Columbia
held its last meeting of the season Mon
Gay evening and elected he following
officers President, Stella I. Clodfelter;
first vice president, Elizabeth M. Haney:
second vice president, Nellie Ingels; cor
responding secretary, Louise Randolph;
recording secretary, Carrie M. Davis,
and treasurer Alice Webster.
The meetings will be resumed Sep
tember 49,
The Zonta Club met Wednesday at
the Y. w. c. A. for lunch. President
Harriet Howe presided. A report of the
International zonta Convention, held at
81: Louis, Mo, was read. Winfree
johnson, chairman of Fairgrounds and
parks. spoke of the radio hook-up of
the July 4 program. which is to be
broadcast from the Monument Grounds.
Miss Caroline Longfellow had as her
guest her niece, Mrs. Foster from Cali
fornia.
District of Columbia Federation of
Women's >Clubs.-Mrs. Grace Morrison
Poole, general federation president, was
honor guest at the meeting Tuesday at
the Roosevelt Hotel, with Mrs. Edgar B.
Merritt presiding Mrs. Harvey w.
Wiley, delegate to the national conven-
ton, gave report
Mrs. Lloyd Biddle, chairman of the
division of art, was announced as win
ming a prize for work done in the in
tereSt Of the penny art fund. Mrs.
Maude Aldrich, member of the Ecking-
ton w. C. T. u, was the other delegate
with Mrs Wiley.
Miss Janet Coon, whistler, accompa-
MED by Miss Helen Williams at the
piano, gave a group of selections; Miss
Maxwell Galloway, Soprano was accom-
panied by Mrs. Claude Cook
Mrs. Rose Gouverneur Hoes was the
honor guest and speaker at the after
noon session. THE George Washington
Art Exhibit" was the subject of the
talk Members of the federation plan
to make pilgrimage to the Corcoran
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