Evening star., 1932-10-30
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

! of Mrs. Eva Wood, 7l8 street north
east, to celebrate the birthday Of Mr..
Wood and Mr.. Montgomery.
The Mackin Club will present
/ play, Climbing Roses" November IA
and IS. for the benefit of the Catholic
medical missions. The cast includes
Grace Sprucet~lnk, Paul Murphy, Bessie
Mills, Frank Harrington, Doris Bender.
| Lawrence Freund. Felice Lloyd, Richard
! Finnen, Margaret Collins, Stanley
/ Simmons, Eleanor Freund, Adah Mae
/ Brady.
The Washington Chapter of Hadas-
sab will hold card party November 80
at 2 pm. at the Jewish Community
administrative fund. Tickets may be
! had from Mrs. Ralph Cohen, 1926 Con-
necticut avenue
The monthly meeting was held Octo-
ber 25 at the Jewish Community Center,
the president. Mrs. Henry OXenburg,
presiding. Reports of the delegates to
the eighteenth annual convention he'd
in New York City were given by Mrs.
Sidney A. Wiseman on infant welfare
work and school luncheons, Mrs. Will
liam Bralove en- education and Mrs.
Dave AlDher and Mrs. Herman Hol-
lander on the highlights of the conven-
ticn. These reports were enthusias I'll
Cally received. Mrs Sarah Cooper VOL
lack was the guest piano soloist.
Mr. St Austeil Of the Community
Chest spoke. The meeting was followed
by tea. at which Mrs. S. Goldberg and
Mrs R Kossow were hcstesses.
Plans are being made by the commit
tee in charge of the donors luncheon.
Mrs Sidney A. Wiseman, chairman. and
Mrs. Dave Alpher. co-chairman, have
named Mrs. Charles Rosenthal, Mrs
Charles Pilser. Mrs Oscar Basseches
and Mrs. NIX Ofenberg TO their COM
mittee
The purpose Cf the donors luncheon
is to raise the Washington quota for
the H-dasSah medical organization. and
means are provided whereby each mem
Der may individually raise the price
OF the ticket
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
with Mrs. Edward d. Hardy at her
home, 59O6 Delcarlia place. The pres4-
dent. Mrs Mary Male opened the
meeting. Papers we're read by Mrs
S w Morris and Mrs. G. L. Peckham.
Guests were Miss NCud. Miss Grace
Caldwell and Mrs Malcolm Powell.
National Capital Chapter. Delphian
Society, met at Jelleff's Little Theater
Wednesday, with the vice president
Mrs. lone NJ KnoWlton. in the chair
The program leader was Mrs. F.. A
Casteel. Mrs. Peyton NJ Chichester in
troduccd the topic "Oedipus the King
as Greek drama. Mrs. Z. H Erick-
son gave the parode: Mrs T. A. Hurt
lev and Mrs. j. z Kiernan. first and
second staSimon: Mrs. A. J. Maxwell.
the hvporcheme: third stasimOn was
given by Mrs. Floyd Olcott. the kOm-
mos and epiogue by Mrs Retta May
bee and the character Of Greek tragedy
BY Mrs. KnoTlton.
The next meeting Will be November
>. Mrs Lawrence Douglas. leader.
The class has accepted the invitation
Of the ShakeSpearean Society TO hear
Sir WIlmOt Lewis November 7.
The District of Columbia League of
American Pen Women Will hold bus
mess meeting Monday at 3 pm. Nina
Swain CLARK Will speak on Reading for
Writers including therein several alb
bre@ lated book reviews. Guests may be
invited.
The Feature Group. Katherine Hin
ton WOottan. chairman, viii meet No
yember at 8 pm. Members Will dis
informal "eXperisnce meeting" from 8
to 9. when Fred Kinkel, writer for
business periodicals. Will talk.
The Clothing and Textile Section of
the District of Columbia Home Eco
nOmicS Association viii meet October
81. at pm. in Room 4, Central High
School Bring an example OF good
and bad purchase. The public is in
ylted.
Girls Friendly Society-At the
Epiphany Branch. October "a. DR., z. B.
Phillips told of his recent trip to Eng
land and Scotland Miss Elsa A. Need
ham was appointed branch president.
No meeting will be held October 81, and
November the annual election OF otd-
GERS will take place. Miss Clara Nourse,
who is in charge of the Holiday House.
was present
Ali branches should attend the do
cesan benefit performance at Trinity
Parish Hall November at pm.
Plays will be presented by the Trinity
and Epiphany Church branches and the
moving pictures of the senior members
Colonial tea will be shown.
The Women's Club of the Ben ia min
Franklin University gave tea last Sun
day afternoon at the Grafton Hotel in
honor of the freshmen girls The
hosteSses were the newly elected officers:
President. E Grace Beard: vice presi-
dent. Marvel Burk: secretary, Teresa
Repetti, and treasurer. Nan V. Wilson.
Miss Pemberton Thacker, registrar of
the university. assisted the officers. On
the second Saturday of each month the
club holds dinner. at which time a
program of special interest TO woman
students Of accountancy is given.
Columbian Women of George Wash
ington University-The Rev. DR.. Allen
tional Church. will be the speaker at
the meeting November l at 80 pm.
at the Western Presbyterian Church.
He will take as his subject The
Message of James WhitComb Riley"
During the social from to 4.30 DR..
and Mrs Stockdale will be the guests
of honor, receiving with Miss Elizabeth I
Peet. president. The business meeting
is scheduled for o'clock.
The literature section invites all Co
lumbian Women to Join in its Bicen- /
tennial program November at BIS /
pm. at Lambie House.
The bridge section will be enter !
tanned by Mrs. w. Hayes Yeager and |
Mrs McNitt November 80 at 2 pm. at /
the home of Mrs. Yeager, 1904 Forty !
fourth street.
Lincoln Woman's Relief Corps will |
serve a dinner tomorrow at Woodmen's |
Hall, 935 Grant place, from 5 to Z |
o'clock.
The Washington Quota Club cele-
brated its seventh birthday with a
dinner at the Womens City Club Thurs
day. The past presidents of the club .
were the guests of honor as follows:
Mrs. Lila G. Capers, who organized the
club seven years ago and was its first