Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-12
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

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mouSly reelected Mrs. Albert N Bags
president at It's annual meeting IN
Frank r. Jellef's Little Theater Other
officers are First vice president Mrs
Harvey w. Wiley, second vice president,
Mrs Ellis Logan: third vice president
Mrs. Frank Cunningham; recording
secretary, Miss Margaret l. Fraser: cor
responding secretary, Miss Ellen w C3l-
Inns; treasurer. Mrs. Johan C. Kondrup;
auditor, Miss Abby Johnson. and d.
rectcrs, Mrs. J. c. Kondrup and Mrs
Lyman Kebler
V0telcss League Of Women VOTERS
Mrs Louis Gutenberg, second vice presi-
dent. presided at a meeting Of the
executive board Friday at the Women s
City Club. The new officers elected in
May we're present to take over the work
The chairmen of finance and budget
presented plars based on the estimated
income frcm membership dues and a
motion t refrain from engaging in any
money making affairs prevailed.
Women's CIinic.-A meeting of the
executive board IVES held Monday eve
ming at the home of Dr. Ida Helberger
in the Concord Mrs. Corbin Thomp.
son. president. presided Mrs Edgar T
Er WI. chairman of ways and means
reported On the garden party held a.
the home of Mrs Joseph Sanders
Dr.. Helbelger reported a total Of ll3
visits Of patients 10 the clinic at 1881
I street, where colored women anc
children are treated. Forty-cne new
patients among those treated Dr. Lau-
retta Kress reported 40 white patients
treated at tie new clinic for INDECENT
white women and children located al
47O4 Georgia avenue
New memb-rs elected were Mrs
Gladys M!dolemIss ard Mrs. Alexander
c. Columbus This Committee or
Finance Is Mrs. B,rnard Hermann
chairman; Mrs. Joseph Sanders. Mrs
Edgar T. Brown. Dr. lea Heiberger ano
Dr.. Laur2ttl kresS
The next regular meeting will be held
September at the clinic on &c, rgia
avenue.
Lincoln Woman's Relief Corps me
Monoay, Il Woodlands Hall, with the
president, Mrs. Cora L. Mandy. presid-
ing. Mrs Anna Horn gave repori
on the recent card party. The presi.
dent announced a picnic, which wa
gwen by the corps Yesterday at Hahn.
Point. Arrangements were made 70,
members to take part in Flag day pa
race. Members will join Burnside
Corps June 20 for social evening.
There Will be no business meeting in
July. Picnics and socials will be hello
at the members homes. Three appli.
cations were read.
! Addresses were. made by Miss MARY
EoTasite, president Burnside Corps
Mrs. Sarah McMillen, jr.. vice president
Kit Carson Corps; Mrs. Hattie Caraca
Mrs. Margret Braot. Mrs Estes Lippolc
and Mrs. Ella Sou.hard Of Sheridan
Corps, Mrs. Mary Bow. Mrs. Lizzie
Rassett, Mrs. Carrie Doyle, Mrs. Minnie
Van Denmark and Mrs Rose Gibson
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Creamer furnished
music. Mrs. Margreate Gray lead tn,
community singing. A social was hello
in honor of the birthday anniversaric,
OF Mrs. Anna Horn. Mrs Carrie Doyle
Mrs Jessie Dice. Mrs. F. E. Thorn:
and Mrs. Minnie Van Denmark.
The president and her color bearer!
and members took part. May 80. in thu
exercises at Arlington National Gene
terry. The corps IVES rep-es nted. June
10, at mem rial services at 8O8 l street
The Benjamin Franklin Uniyersit,
Women's Club will hold its second an.
nual graduation dinner next SATURDAY.
The principal guest will be Homer
Pace of New York. N Y. Both meI
and women alumni are invited.
The Wesley Heights Book Review
Club met June s at the home of Mrs
Paris E. Brengle on Forest lane The
guest OF honor vas Miss Mathilds
Williams of the Public Library. She
spoke on The Value and Advantages
OF Branch Libraries At the conclu-
sion of her talk she briefly reviewed
some OF the new books. Mrs. Howard
G.. Nichols also reviewed a book. The
next meeting will be July l3 at the
home of Mrs. Walter Davidson, 443(
Lowell street.
The Zonta Club held its "Wednesday
luncheon at the Y w. c. A. June s
The guest OF honor and speaker Wa:
DR.. George Otis Smith, chairman Of
! the Federal Power Commission.
Women's Auxiliary, r. NJ. A., helc
! its annual picnic jointly with the
Washington branch, r. M. A.. June 4
| at Rock Creek Park. Games and con.
tests were entered into and at pm
a novel feature was the flying of G
plane owned and piloted by one of tn,
branch members over the grounds. tt
the strains of Mr. Swope's band the
600 members and guests had picnic
supper. The regular meeting will b,
held June 20 at Capitol Park Hotel
when election will be held.
Delta Sigma Chapter of the Delphiar
Society held the last meeting of ths
season June 6 in the Shoreham Hotel
! The president, Mrs w. B. HAYS. pre-.
sided Mrs Nails was the leader. Mrs
Charles Bassett gave the Delphiar
traveller Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mrs. F.
w. Braden and Mrs. Charles Riordor
gave the topics. The following officer.
were elected: Mrs. Clark Cranston
president; Mrs. F. w. Braden, vice
president; Mrs. G. E. Pugh, secretary
Mrs Harry James, treasurer; Mrs
Charles Riordon, chairman of tn,
seminar board; Mrs John Evans anC
Mrs. Nails assistants.
! The National Capital Chapter of tn.
Delphian Society met in Jelleffs Little
Theater wednesday, the president, Mrs
T. F. Law, presiding. The president Of
the Gamma De.phia Chapter. Mrs
Esma Maybee Lachowicz, was guest
It was announced an extra meeting
will be held June Is at IL o'clock at tht
Army and Navy Country Club, wher
American art will be discussed. The
chapter voted to begin next seasons
work September %.
The literary program was presented
under the leadership of Mrs. H. A
Latane, the subject being THE Art Of
Illumination Those who participated
| in the program were Mrs. Grant s