Evening star., 1932-11-27

American Association OF University
Women.-A special study of poetry for
children will be conducted Thursday at
III am. under the leadership of Mrs.
Bernard Hearn and Mrs. Lowell Kilgore,
while Mrs. Richard Hogue Will preside.
At 1890 DR.. George Knapp. special
writer and newspaper correspondent,
will be the honor guest Of the poetry
group at a luncheon and VIII read
poems by Kipling. Members OF the cluo
nav attend the luncheon and may also
bring guests. Reservations must be
made BY noon. November 30 The
poetry contest among the Students OF
American University, George Washing
ton University, wilson Teachers Col
lere. Trinity College, University Of
MARYLAND and Gallaudet College closes
January IS. Information can be OBJ
tanned from Mrs. Richard Eogue at the
club house.
At the tea, tomorrow at pm. Mrs.
George Bowerman will speak on Books
Which Might Be Given for Christmas.
Mrs. Basil NJ Manly will Introduce the
speaker, and Mrs. James Brown Scott
will be the hostess
The study group in child development
will meet Tuesday at 10 am. with Mrs.
Lucille F. Ezekiel as leader. Arrange
nerts are being completed for the unis
round tables Of the Washington branch
of the A. A. U. W., being conducted
under the auspices of the National
Committee on the Cause and Cure OF
War" the week of November %. Mem
bers who would like to join the unit
are requested to notify the club off1ce
before November 20.
The Education Committee has ar
ranged a round table conference on
social and economic planning, under
the Craftsmanship of Letter Magnusses
of the International Labor Office, De-
cemher IA. The other three meetings
of the course will be held on Tuesday
evenings from December 20 to Febru-
ary IA, inclusive, with the exception OF
December 81. Reservations can be
made at the club office.
The junior group will hold dinner
bridge for members Of the group and
men guests Saturday at GAS o'clock,
with Miss Allen Acree as hostess. Res
ervations should be made through the
dining room office by 8 pm. Decem-
Der 2.
Susan b. Anthony Foundation will
hold an open meeting at the Y w.
C. A. Tuesday evening. Mrs. Adelaide
johnson, sculptor of the marble group
of pioneer women in the Capitol, will
give an illustrated lecture on THE In
1uence of the Life Of Susan B. An
thony on a Century Of Progress"
Takoma Park Women's CIub.-The
music department will meet Tuesday at
10 am. at the home of Mrs. Mary c.
Tighe, 209 Holly avenue. The life of
Mendelssohn will be reviewed by Mrs.
Eugene Burr, followed by a program
from this composers works. A piano
concerto by Miss Williams and Mrs.
Schmitt, cello solos by Mrs. SWEET, piano
solos by Mrs. Hartman and Mrs.
Schmitt, cello solo by Mrs. SWEET, piano
Mrs Wisner and Mrs. Crandall and
vocal solos by Mrs. Bacon, Mrs. Black
man and Mrs. Crandau.
The French department meets each
Monday evening at the library between
z and O'Clock.
The garden department met last
Monday with Mrs. c. B. Smith. Roy
Pierce gave an illustrated talk on lilies.
The drama department met at the
home Of Mrs. Frederick Lincoln. "The
Victorian Age" was the theme Of dis
cussion.
Dahigren Terrace Crittenton Circle
A buffet luncheon was served py the
hostess, Mrs. j. e. Zimmerman, in her
home, after which meeting was called
to order by the president.
It was reported by Mrs. A. G. Proc
tor that Mrs. Robert F. Mancill and
Mrs. Walter B. Davy will contribute
their services as teachers in the night
school, also Mrs. Elizabeth Newburgh
will be the guest speaker on the
Thanksgiving program 1t was voted to
send cheer packages to the Crittenton
home.
The secretary. Mrs. William J. Weber,
invited the circle to meet at her home
for the annual Christmas party De-
cember Is.
Mrs. Proctor gave numerous read
ings and Miss Helen Zimmerman, piano
selections.
LIE Cercle des Precieuses Ridicules
was received at Clifton Terrace by M.
and Nine. Pierre de Chauny and Mile.
Ondine Livaudais. M. and Nine. VIII
liam j. Wallis sang "Aupres de ma
Blonde" and Ma Normandie." Nine.
CASTOR de Bouy read "L'annonce faite
a Marie" by Paul Claudel, and M.
Richard Won Bernewitz gave piano
solos, ''Bouree In B Minor" by Johanne
Sebastian Bach; Romance sans Pa