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

CercIe des Precieuses Ridicules Ger
Gle Francois de Washington M and
Nine. Pierre de Chaunv entertained
members at Happy Land, their home
near Falls Church. Va
The program opened with a sylvan
play lie Chauffeur" by Maurey, acted
by NJ Carlos Blume, NJ. Pierre de
Chauny. NJ Arthur Lebel, DR. Pierre
Gardeil, Nine william J. Wallis and
Nine Pierre de Chauny. A repast was
served.
The honor guest was DR., Pierre Gar
dell of StrasbCurg. France. who reclted
the first scene from "MedeCln Ma!gr2
Lui," BY Mc!iere. Napoleon Il" by
Victor Hugo. and Les AnimauX
Malades de la Pcste," b. Lafontaine
He also sang two old French songs,
La Marion sur son Prunler' and Ne
Pleu.e pas. Jcannstte.' NJ Arthur Lebcl
followed with readings, "Esopc," BY
Lafontaine, and La Cava.e." b. Bar
bier M Henri Lazard gave a reading
La Petite Chose ct le Grande Machin, -
| by Paul Delat-ur The program closed
with the singing Of La Marseillaise, IS
"Madelon." Les MontagnardS' and
Connie Vingt Ans"
! p T.. o. Sisterhood- group Of Is
P E C.s fIom II different States or
J Canized chapter I Of Washington. D
c. The group is composed OF the
! Mesdames Reynolds Of New York. Kelly
OF Idaho, Jackson and Nicholson OF
Oklahoma. ReynoldSon ond Richardson
of Iowa. Smith and Dykes OF Kanaas
Burnett and Nighbert OF Missouri
HIgb.e CT South Dakita. Skude.Ea Of
Colorado Schlettr OF Ohio NiCklles 0!
Texas and Peck of Wisconsin. Mrs
| Chell.e Stevens Wright of Denver Colo,
organize. e Supreme Chapter, instatleC
! the new chapter at the home Of Mrs
Anna Porterheld, Rosemary street
Chevy Chase. Nd
! The other chapters of P. E. o. IN
Washington were represented by Miss
Mcmillan Of Chapter A, Mrs. Tomas OF
CHAPTER b. Mr.. Porterield Of Chapter
! c. Miss Christie of Chapter d, Mrs
Jacob of Chapter E Mrs Bockoven OF
Chapter F. and Miss Allen OF Chapter
! Ct Mrs Savage Mrs. Harper and Mrs
Frizzell assisted in the social.
Society Of Federal Trans!ators.-Al
the June meeting last Monday the So
cicty expressed its sorrow at the less OF
Joseph Capozio of the Veterans Al
ministration, who died suddenly last
month He h2d been active IN the So
ciety since its establishment,
Henry P Lewis of the Bureau of In
sulzr Affairs. War Department gave
an informative talk on Argentina, o.
which country he was a resident for
several years.
Plans for a membership drive were
discussed. and the Welfare Committee,
headed by Henry E Bfcckway of the De
! partment of Agriculture made report
CT its initial meeting, at which future
policies we're definitely outlined.
An outing at Great Falls. Va, is
! scheduled for the afternoon of June IS
/ The next regular meeting OF the So
, ciety will be held at TO Fourteenth
street at pm, July 5.
I Deutscher Literararisc Nerein.-.The
annual election OF officers Was held
June 4. With the exception CT the re-
! cording secretary. Mrs L. S. Hanson
whose place was taken by Anita Vir-
ginia Mueller, the following members
| were reelected Anita Schado. p~esi-
| dent; DR.. F. j Hemelt, vice president
Alma V. Blschoff. corresponding secre-
tary, and Louise Worden. treasurer
Anita Schade will again act as chair
man Of the Program Committee A
+ letter of communication addressed by
/ the German Ambassador. Herr Won
Prittwitz und Gaffrcn, to the president
! for her work regarding the centenary
! of the death of Goethe and O. company
ing gift of German poems and prose
/ works bound, was read by the record
, ing secretary who also submitted a
resume of the past season. Miss E NJ
Won Sevfried, member, will visit his
torlc Wetmar, Germany, this Summer
end present book containing news
! paper clipping and pictures relatinc
| to the societies activities. to the head
! Of the Gothic Society there.
/ The HGusekee,ers' Alliance unani-