Evening star., 1932-11-13

fifth street, Mrs. E. Eliot assisting
hostess.
The Curley Club male members will
bold a smoker at the Continental Hotel
tomorrow night. A special program has
been arranged.
Preliminary arrangements have been
made for the annual banquet to be
rendered Rev Francis K. Cavanagh,
spiritual director. Tuesday evening, at
Continental Hotel.
Rehearsals are continuing for the
presentation of the farce comedy, LAS
You Like It." which will be presented
in st. Pauls Auditorium, Fifteenth and
v streets, December 13, for the benefit
of the scholarship fund of the organiza-
ticn Miss Angela Keir is directing the
rehearsals, while Luke O'Reilly is chair
man of the Dramatic Committee.
Members of the Executive Committee
will meet in the Continental Hotel
Thursday evening, for the monthly
meeting.
The Literature Section of the Pet
worth Woman's Club will meet tomor-
row at 3 pm. with the chairman, Mrs.
road, Mrs B.. w. Frasier assisting
New York is the State for November
and Mrs. F. Schwartz, with Mrs. M.
Wedemann and Mrs. NJ. Myers, will
present the program.
On November Is at pm. the Phil
anthropic Section will meet with Mrs.
L. II. Dewey, 4512 Ninth street, assisted
by Mrs. j. w. Nee.
The Home Section will be the guest
of the Art Section Thursday at 1890
pm, putting their meeting day ahead
in order to join the Art Section in their
visit to the Folger ShakeSpearian Lii
brary after luncheon. Mrs. r. Sower-
butts is chairman of the luncheon.
On Thursday evening the Civic Sec
ton will meet at the home of Mrs. M
Parsons, $3.50 Ninth street, Mrs. r. E.
Adams and Mrs. M. Wedemann assist
ing. The program is in charge of Mrs.
A. c. NorcroSS and Mrs. l.. Cook.
The Washington Chapter Of Hadassah
will hold card party November 80 at
the Jewish Community Center. The
proceeds will be used in the local ad-
ministrative fund: The committee In
charge is headed by Mrs. Ralph Cohen.
with Mrs. William Kraft, Mrs. j. L.
Krupsaw and Mrs. Maurice Milestone
co-chairmen. A tea will follow cards.
This card party is a feature Of the
national membership campaign being
conducted by HadaSSah during the week
of December 3. Every Jewish Woman
Has Place in Hadassah'' has been
adopted as the slogan of the local COM
mittee. of which Mrs Edward Cooper is
chairman, Mrs Ben Madden and Mrs.
Jack Weak co-chairmen.
The Roerich Society Of Washington
The next meeting will be held at the
Sears, Roebuck Art Gallery, 1106
Connecticut avenue, November 20, at
$3.50 pm, L. S. Perkins of the State
Department will speak on Russian
poetry and read some of his own trans
lations of the Gems From Russian
Poets"
Mrs. BeaIe r. Howard is president of
the society; Nine. NJ. Mertvago-Hanen
feldt, secretary.
The District Society Of the Danes of
the Loyal Legion met at the Willard
Hotel Mrs. Warren j. HaineS. presl-
dent, presiding Committees were ap-
pointed for a card party at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Richard L. Hoxie, 340l
Macomb street, November 81. Mrs.
HoXie is general chairman.
Mrs. David j. Rumbaugh reported
there. had been donated by individual!
members of the society articles of cloth
ing for the annual box to be sent to
the Lincoln Memorial University, Har-
rogate, Tenn. Miss Sarah K. Cushing
represented the legion at dinner given
recently by the National Commandery
Military Order of the Loyal Legion at
the Mayflower Hotel, and gave an ac-
count of the affair.
The District Home Economies AssO-
citation will give a tea November Is in
the Social Building of George Wash
ington University, TIA Twenty-flrst
street, in honor OF the home economists
attending the annual meeting OF the
Land Grant College Association. Miss
Frances Zuill of the University of Iowa
and national president of the Ameri-
can Home Economies Association, and
Miss Jessie Harris of the University
of Tennessee, chairman of the home
economics division of the Land Grant
Association will be the guests of honor.
In the receiving line will be the guests
of honor. Miss Helen Atwater, editor OF
the Journal Of Home Economics; Miss
Alice Edwards, of the American Home
Economies Association; DR.. Dennis.
DR.. Louise Stanley, chief OF the Bureau
of Home Economics; Miss Emeline
Whitcomb. home economist of the
Once of Education: Miss Adelaide Bay
lor, of the Federal Bureau of Voca-
tional Education. and the officers of
the District association. Tea will be
served from to O'Clock and all
members Of the association as well as
visiting home economists are invited.
Columbian w61nen Of the George
washington University will hold a