Evening star., 1932-10-02
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

be preceded by q reception Saturday
at 4 o'clock.
A card party will be held October II
at the Willard Hotel A Halloween
costume dance will be given October
20 in the Continental Hotel.
Lincoln Camp, w. r. c., will meet to-
morrow at pm, at Woodmen's Hall.
935 Grant place. with the president.
Mrs. Cora Manoly, presiding.
| American Association Of University
Women.-The board Of directors met at
the club house Mrs. william John Coo
per, the president presided.
The Program Committee, Of which
Mrs. D. o. Kinsman is chairman, has
planned the program for October.
Among the speakers are DR.. Kathryn
McHale, national director Of the Amer
ican Association of University Women;
Sanford Bates, superintendent of Fed
eral Prisons; Benjamin Joe Morrison OF
the United States Department of Ag-
rlculture, and Mrs. Rose Gouveneur
Hoes. of the George Washington Cen
tennial Commission.
The Education Committee has ar
ranged for classes during the Winter in
poetry under the leadership of Mrs.
Richard Hogue. art Of the dance with
Miss Evalyn Davis as leader; modern
schools of painting, with Miss Leila
Mechlin; adolescent education, with
Miss Ethel Sunny as leader; and drama
under the direction of Mrs. Horace G.
Torbert. A program which will show
appreciation Of the art patrons of Wash
| ington has also been planned in connec-
tion with the celebration Of the Goethe
| Centenary. Special dinners, lunch
cons and forums are being arranged for
the discussion Of particular educational
problems.
The hiking club will meet at the
Chain Bridge station and walk along
the tow path to the Edna Stone cabin
near Sycamore Island today at 2:45
o'clock. Mr.. Simon and Miss Smith
will be the leaders.
The Monday teas will be resumed to-
morrow at pm, when Dr. Kathryn
McHale will be the guest speaker and
will discuss the Triennial Conference OF
the International Federation of Uni
versity Women, which was held during
the past Summer on the campus CT the
University Of Edinburgh.
The Takoma Park Womens Club will
meet at the branch library Tuesday at
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to 30 O'Clock. A lecture on Modern
Art" will be given by Mrs. Gerritt Mil
| ler
On October 10, at 10 o'clock am,
| there will be meeting Of the literary
department. Mrs Thomas Jeffers will
! give a book review.
| A meeting of the drama department
was held Wednesday at the home Of
Mrs. Margaret Petty Dodge. 252 Maple
avenue. A review Of the English drama
to 1900 was given by Mrs. Hayes and
one-act comedy by Mrs. Pratt.
Sixteenth Street Heights Club.-Mrs.
r. c. Potts was hostess at the last
meeting was held, with Mrs. T. w.
Marshall. president presiding. Plans
were discussed for the years work.
Mrs. w. B. Wooden will be the host
eSs October II at her home. IL Uniyer-
sity drive, College Heights, Md.
District Of Columbia Federation Of
Women's Clubs.-The Winter season Of
the Among Women" programs spon-
WMAL every Friday morning at 10:45
o'clock under the leadership Of Mrs.
Helen M. Hunter will be inaugurated
October T. Miss Catherine R. Watkins,
director of public kindergartens, will an
swer the question Why the Kinder
garten."
The District Of Columbia League of
American Pen Women met Monday eve
ming at the studio. 1706 L street, when
reports were given OF activities during
the Summer.
The Feature Writers Group, Of which
Miss Katherine Hinton Wootten Is
Oh mill nctnhcr u at
o'clock. David Rankin Barbee, writer,
will be the speaker.
Zonta Club.-At the weekly luncheon
meeting the president, Harriet Howe.
presided, when reports were given by
chairman OF committees.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet to-
morrow at / O'Clock at the home OF
Mrs. Jennie Haigh, 57l0 Colorado ave-
nue., Mrs. Harlow assisting hostess.
Columbia Delphian Chapter will meet
at the Hamilton Hotel next Thursday
at 10 o'clock The subject for discus
sion is Art Treasures OF Florence and
Venice" and the leader will be Mrs. M.
Brennan.
Topics: "Art Treasures in Cathedral
Square" Mrs M. K. Campbell; Art
Treasures in the Bargello and the
Uffizi." Mrs. r. F. Mancill; Art Treas
ures in Other. Art Centers," Mrs. Will
son Nairn: In Venice"-San Marco,
Mrs George Post; "Ruskin's ESSAY on
San Marco Mrs H. B. Linton: The
Ducal Palace" Mrs. H. w. Little: The
Guild Halls and the Academy Mrs.
A. E. Rush.
The Social Club of Washington COun-
Gil, Ladies Of the U. C. c. Of E., will
meet October 5. at the home OF Mrs.
Thomas H. Jones, 33 Linden avenue,
Cherrydale, Va, and will have Mrs.
Jones of Florida as honor guest.
The Gamma Chapter Of the Delphian
Society met at the Shoreham Hotei
September l9. Mrs. Alice Cushman Eliot
was the leader Of the program on
Sienese and Venetian painting.
The following program was glVe2.
"The School of Siena," Miss Lulu @.
Adams; 1.-THE Venetian School of Paint
ing" Miss Ellen Bulger; Early Paint
ers," Miss Clara Dickerson, "Giorgione,
Mrs. Pearl R. Friede. The study OF
early Venetian painting was made by
Mrs. O. N Fansler and that OF some OF
the famous paintings by Giorgione was
made by Miss Irene Waterman. Mrs.
Esma Lachowicz, president, gave resu.
me of the artists of that time and OF
their work.
The meetings in October will be held
the first and third Monday nights in
order that an extra meeting m1 be
held during the month. The next meet
ing will be October 8, with Mrs. Evelyn
Bright Buckley leading. The subject Is
Venetian Painting" and the program
will be given by Mrs. Bertram G. Moore.
Mrs. Jessie B. Krause, Miss Olive New
bold. Mrs Ella G. Prescott, Mrs. Leroy
Elliott, Mrs. Harry j. Sears and Mrs.
Mary G. Mathiot.
Women's City Club.-Organization OF
various committees and the commence
ment Of Fall activities fill the October
calendar of the club bulletin. The Sun
day teas will be resumed today, with
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