Evening star., 1932-05-01

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annual meeting Tuesday afternoon
The final gathering of the year Is ira
ditionally a garden meeting" Mrs
Cloyd Heck Marvin, wife of the presi
dent of the university, will oficiate a
her home, 2439 Tracy place, at 4 pm
Results of the election Of officers vii
be announced and reports of ofIicer,
and committee chairmen will be read
The business meeting win start ut
o'clock.
The literature section viii meet a.
the club house of the American Asso.
citation of University Women May 10 al
4:30 o'clock.
The faculty newcomers section vii
hold business meeting May IT.
The faculty section will meet on the
afternoon Of May 20.
The Gamma Chapter Of the Delphian
Society studied at its last meeting the
! life and works of the first modern
artist, Giotto, with Mrs. Henry Judson
Sears as the leader. "Giottos Career
was outlined by Miss Clara Dickerson
and Mrs. Elizabeth Davidson, His Work
and His School" Ruskin's estimate OF
Giotto was studied. Mrs. o. N. 'Fansler
spoke on His Life and Times" Miss
Ellen Bulger on The Progress of Art, u
/ and Miss Julia Moore Gilbert discussed
"Giotto's Qualities as an Artist" A
number of Giotto's paintings were in
| terpreted by Miss Alice Cushman and
/ Mrs. Ella G. Prescott Mrs. Esma
Lachowicz, president, gave a resume of
the evenings work.
The chapter will have three meetings
in May, the first of which will be held
at BIS pm. May Q, at the Shoreham
Hotel. At this time a study will be
made Of three fifth century painters,
Masaccio, Fra Lippo Lippi and Fra
Angelica.
Girls Friendly Society.-At the
| Epiphany branch, Miss Clara McCuen
spoke Monday night on the Island of
! Malta. Suggestions were made for
subjects for discussion at the Older
Members Conference to be held at the
, Holiday House, June and S. On May
2. DR.. z. B. Phillips, rector Of Epiphany
Church. will be the speaker.
Members should attend the annual
diocesan festival service at Epiphany
| Chapel at pm. today. and the
| diocesan corporate communion at St
Johns Church (Georgetown), at 7:30
am. May 8. The annual diocesan
business meeting will be held at
Epiphany Parish Hall at 10 am,
May 2.
Audubon Society.-The fourth outing
cred will be the towpath, Maryland.
Those who wish to take part will take
Cabin John car which leaves Depont
Circle at TAO or S:12 am. and get
of at Sycamore Island station They
will then walk down the hill, cross the
bridge and walk up the towpath.
Those using autos must be at Syca-
more Island station at $50 O'Clock.
Voteless District Of Columbia League
of Women Voters.-Mrs. A. j. Nickel
way, president; Mrs. Edna Johnston and
Mrs. Elizabeth Friedman, delegates to
the convention of the National League
of Women Voters, held in Detroit last
week, will present at the board meeting,
Friday at noon, at the Women's City
Club, resume Of their attendance
Senator Arthur Capper and Repre-
sentative Mary r Norton will be honor
guests at the annual dinner meeting
May l8, at the Y. w. C. A. at O'Clock.
Mrs. McKelway will preside.
nNl .. GALdDSIl OIulLn FTleQI1dn,
chairman Of the Nominating Commit
tee. presents the following list of can
didateS for election to Office for a two
year term, beginning June l: First
vice president, Mrs. Harry Lee Parkin-
son; corresponding secretary, Mrs. E.
w. Spaulding; recording secretary, Mrs.
Alice Colbert Sheldon directors, Mrs.
George " Kicker and Mrs. Frank Hi
ram Smell. The election will be May 18.
Woman's Ciinic.-Mrs c. H. Curl will
preside at the meeting of the Executive
Board tomorrow evening at the home
OF Mrs. Bernard Hermann, 2737 Devon
shire avenue.
Mrs. Joseph Sanders will be hostess
at silver tea to be given for the ben
ef1t OF the clinic at her home, 2612 TIL
den avenue, May 81, at 2 o'clock.
The District of Columbia Federation
of Women's Clubs met Monday at the
Roosevelt Hotel 1t was announced the
annual meeting will be held May 10
and II, when Mrs. John Sipple, presi-
dent OF the General Federation, will be
the guest of honor
Mrs Harvey Wiley, second vice
president, reported a speaking tour
AAA0GO - IAle AiIeIeSL OF equal jury
service" for women on the Eastern
Shore of Maryland Mrs Merritt told
OF the admission of the Federation of
Womens Clubs of the District into the
Citizens Association.
Mrs. Hoover has accepted an invi-
tat1on to attend a luncheon to be CIV
en- by the federation, June 2. A meet
ing OF the executive board was held at
the Carlton Hotel on Thursday to per
feet the plans for the luncheon.
mothers day program will be Civ
en- at o'clock on Mothers day at the
Mount ST. Adams Cathedral. Mrs.
Thora Hinshaw Seaton Is working In
conjunction with Bishop Freeman in
the arrangement of the program.
In the search for the oldest living
mother. Mrs. Jason Waterman regis
tered the name Of Mrs. Helen johnson
Of Michigan
Mrs. N. M. Pollock, chairman of
Law Observance, who was in charge
OF the speakers and music for the
morning introduced Mrs. S. E. Morris,
who presented Col. A. W. w. Wood
cock, Federal director of prohibition.
who spoke of The Progress of Prohi-
bition Enforcement" Laverne Sims
Fairchild, soprano soloists of the Mount
Vernon Methodist Episcopal Church,
sang James Pritchard, first vice
president Of the District Epworth
League and research secretary of the
Methodist Board of Temperance. Pro-
hibition and Public Morals, spoke.
Mrs. Lloyd w. Biddle spoke on the
Penny Art Fund"
Mrs. Merritt announced the Nom
mating Committee will meet at the
Roosevelt Hotel, May 2.
Mrs. Charles H. Bair, chairman of
the Bicentennial Committee, announces
hostesses for May, who will receive
visitors each Saturday from $50 am,
until ! o'clock, Will be members Of the
Park View Women's Club Mrs. T. B.
AShburn and Mrs. Thomas Faris will
be hoStesses May 7. The Octagon