Evening star., 1932-05-15

luncheon at 2so1 Georgia avenue May
| II at 1890 o'clock.
The next meeting win be conductress
and associate conductress night. The
Temple Committee will meet with Mrs.
VHgie Keller, BIT Emerson street, May
20 at 8 O'Clock.
The matron of Good Will Chapter
will entertain the Home Board Satur-
| day. The Ways and Means Committee
will give a luncheon and card party
at 2s01 Georgia avenue at / pm.
May 1s
/ st. Johns Lodge Chapter viii meet
tomorrow evening. A class viii receive
| the degrees.
The Ways and Mean Committee is
planning a party May II at the Ma
tional Theater.
Capital City Club met May 4, the
president, Mrs. Guinette Brennan, pre-
siding. Mrs. Lillian Martin will be
hostess for the week end May Il at her
| cottage, North Beach, Md. The
last meeting for the season will be
held May Is at the home of Miss Fran
ces Tancill, 909 Massachusetts, avenue
northeast.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet to-
| morrow at o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
Helen Mullenburg, 822 Longfellow street,
Mrs. Rena Thrush assisting.
Women's City CIub.-The board of
| directors met Tuesday with the presi-
| dent. Miss Alice M. Heaven, presiding.
The Membership Committee, Mrs.
William w. Spaid, chairman, will be
hostesses at the tea this afternoon in
honor Of the newly elected members.
The annual bridge breakfast tomor-
| row at 1890 pm. will end the sea-
sons activities. Prizes will be awarded.
| meet Friday at o'clock.
DR.. Ellen Spencer Mussey's 82d
birthday anniversary was celebrated
with dinner Friday evening.
Twentieth Century Club.-The art
section will make a pilgrimage to
Wakefield tomorrow, leaving the Y.
w. G. A. at Q am. by bus and auto
mobiles.
The garden section will visit the
Monastery Gardens June T.
The nature section will meet at Chevy
Chase Lake at 10 am. Wednesday for
trip in the vicinity of the lake.
The annual picnic of the ciyics sec
tion will be held May %, at the home
OF Mrs. Herbert c. Woolley, in the
grounds of st. Elizabeth's Hospital
Luncheon at 1890 o'clock followed BY
program OF skits. No change Of date
In case OF rain, as the Red Cross Build
ing will be used. Telephone reserya-
tions to Mrs. Hersey Munroe, Columbia
2516, or to Mrs. Charles r. Watson,
Columbia 1882, and state whether you
can furnish transportation or will need
it.
The following were elected to the
club at the May meeting: Mrs. Wilbur
S. Hinman, Mrs. Richard S. Paulett.
Mrs. Frederick A. Hunnewell, Mrs.
George B. Woods and Mrs William O.
Worthington.
Delta Sigma Chapter Of the Delphian
Society will meet in the Shoreham
Hotel May 16 at 10 am Mrs. @. z.
Pugh will be the leader. The program
Will be as follows: Subject, The Rome
We Inherited: general theme,
Achievements and Failures Of Roman
Civilization In Four and a Half Gen.
turies"; dates, IA A. D. to ats A. D.
The Delphian Traveller. Monuments of
Imperial Rome; preparatory discus
sion. The Significance Of Rome:
topics for report, THE Family of
..
Line" Five Good Emperors," Pagan
God and Christian Emperor" and
THE 'Barbarianizing' Of the Empire"
The Wesley Heights Book Review
Club met May ii at the home of Mrs.
Albert j. Gore on Garfield street. Mrs.
Franklin d. Jones and Mrs. Gore gave
reviews. The next meeting will be May
18 at the home of Mrs. Franklin D.
Jones, 2s1o Glover driveway.
Park View Women's CIub.--Tne an
nual meeting was hsld May 10 at the
home OF Mrs. p. B. Ashburr, 3532 Park
place. The president, Mrs. Ashburn,
presided
There will be no meeting of the Art
or Literary Committees in May.
Mrs. L. Standish announced q meet
ing OF the bridge club, at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Faris, 3206 Park place,
the afternoon Of May II. Assisting
hostesses are Mrs. Erwin, Mrs. Scott
and Mrs Evans.
Mrs. George Russell, philanthropic
chairman, announced a ward party to
be given at Walter Reed Hospital the
week OF June 10, in charge of Mrs
Thomas Faris.
The civic associations Of Park View
held Bicentennial celebration in the
school May II. A group from the club,
under the direction Of Mrs. w. o. Ham
STEAMSHIPS.