Evening star., 1932-11-20
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

Rabv Lovers Circle Of the Florence
e.rittenton Home met November 10, a.
fine lexington Presbyterian Church
with Mrs. A. L. Craig as hostess
fmncheon was served followed by tht
business meeting, which was presioeo
over by the president, Mrs. McManus'
Chapter G. p. E. O.-A large bust oi
Napoleon and life-size imported Jap
anese doll Wed with each other for at
tracing special interest at the auction
sale at the residence of Mrs Ernest
Humphrey Daniel, 2ll1 Nineteentn
street. when Mrs. Faber Stevenson was
the auctioneer. The sale was held for
the benefit of the chapters educatlonai
work.
Miss GLADYS Gutteridge Of London,
England. graduate OF the Grand Opera
of Paris, gave q program OF old Eng
lish and French songs.
Guests included Mrs Paul M. Line
bareer. Mrs. Frank shortan. Mrs. VII
liam A. Boss, Mrs. William Kinnan,
Mrs. Frank King, Mrs. Tilman b.
Parks, Mrs. Leroy Palmer Mrs George
Peckham and Mrs Bruce Bare An
informsl reception followed, when guests
and members were served tea.
District of Columbia Federation.-Mrs.
John Bennett, wife Of the super1n-
tendent of the Central Union Mission.
will tell of the work Of the Children S
Emergency Home over the Among
Women" period November 20, at IL
am, on Station WMAL.
Twentieth Century C'ub.-The French
section, Mrs. Francis L. Hawes, cnalr-
man. will meet tomorrow at 1880 IN,
at the Y W. c. A.
There will be no meeting OF the Ma
ture section this week
Since the last Thursday OF the month
Is Thanksgiving day, the regular meet
ing of the board will be held NoVem-
Der 2S.
Takoma Park Women's Club.-The
garden department will meet November
81. at 1870 O'Clock. with Mrs. G. B.
Smith. / Montgomery avenue, ana Roy
G.. Pierce will give an illustrated tax
on Lilies" Club members are invited
The drama department viii meet no.
Vember %. at PM, at the nome OF
Mrs. Burr. 24I Park avenue. The Vic
torian Age" QS50-1900) will be dis
cussed by Mesdames Myers, Lampson
and Coon.
The music department will not meet
this month.
The literary department met Noven-
Der IA. Mrs. fraser reviewed the
Autobiography Of Lincoln Stenens."
The homemakers met with Mrs.
Walker. There was a quilt exhibit:
The Executive Board held luncheon
and business meeting November IL, at
the home of Mrs. Councillor.
American Association of University
Women-A dinner win be held Friday
at7p.m. and not Tuesday as announced
In the bulletin. Frederic William VIE,
political analyst and nationally known
radio speaker, will discuss The Late
Unpleasantness" Mrs. John William
Cooper will preside and Mrs Maris NJ.
profitt will introduce the speaker
The weekly tea will be held tomorrow
st 4 pm, at the clul, house, with Mrs.
Bernard C. Hearn as hostess. The
speaker will be member Of the Work
ers' Educational Alliance and will dis
cuss Schools for Industrial Workers.
DIR. Martha MacLear, chairman OF the
Education Committee, will preside at
the meeting after the tea and will in
troduce the speaker.
Study groups for the week include
the child development study, Tuesday.
10 am, with Mrs. Lucille Ezekiel as
leader; contemporary drama, Fr4day,
IL am, with Mrs. Horace Torbert IS
leader: adolescent education, with Miss
Ethel Sunny as leaoer.
Two additional study groups VIII be
formed as soon as leaders can be Sc
cured. These groups are one studying
the problems of the consumer and
another studying problems in social
economies.
The Sodality Union Literary Club
continued It's course Of study Of church
history, with q lecture on st. John
Damascene and the Iconoclast Heresy, "
by Rev. william r. Stricken, at meet
ing in the Aloysian Club. A book re-
view was given by Miss Kirk.
The next meeting will take the form
Of an open meeting. with DR.. John 4.
Cartwright lecturine ON "The Ref
ormation," November IS. at the Aloysian
Club, Al street. at 8:l5 pm.
The Argyle Study Club will meet No
vember % at the home OF Mrs. Z. T..
Norwood, SOIL Sixteenth street. Mrs.
Paul Scharf will give paper on The
Story Of Law" Luncheon VIII pe
served. Previous meetings were held
with Mrs. Newton Collamer Of Crit
tenden street and MIS-. Scharf of Chevy
Chase. The papers at these meetings
were read by Mrs. Norwood, on La
fayette." and by Mrs. Collamer. on
Modern Poetry"
District Of Columbia Society, Daugh-
ters Of 1912, met Monday at the national
Headquarters, the president, Mrs. Eima
Ray Saul, presiding Mrs. Mary Logan
Tucker, national vice president, gave
report of the national board meeting
held at Charlottesville, Va. Mrs. VIII
liam A. Kelsey, registrar, reported two
new members, Mrs. Irven Travis. real
daughter, and Mrs. Don !. Skidmore.
The executive board held reception
ut which the officers of the frigate Con-
stitution were guests of honor. Besides
Comdr. Louis j. Gulliver and Mrs. Gull
liver, other officers present were Lieut..
Comdr Hartley, Lieut.. Dannenberg,
receiving line with the president, Mrs.
Saul, were Mrs. j. Frank Wilson, Mrs.
Lane Schoheld, Mrs. Samuel Polking-
horn, Mrs. Josephine w. Creighton, Mrs.
William A. Kelsey, Miss Margaret Beer,
Mrs. Frederick K. Sparrow. Introduc-
tions were made by Mrs. Tucker
Comdr. Gulliver made an address.
Mrs. Alice Jean Carver, contralto, sang,
accompanied by Miss Margaret Brewer
ut the piano.
Mrs. Sol Lansbrgh was hostess in
the dining room. Assisting at the tea
table we're Mrs. Wilson. Mrs Trow-
bridge, Mrs. Polkinglorn and Miss Yeo-
mans. Other guests were Mrs. Angus
tine Todd, national librarian; Mrs
George B. Fuller Of California. Mrs
James Davis and Mrs. Alfred Anthony
The Alpha Chapter of the Phi Gamma
Alpha National Accounting Fraternity
Of Strayer College of Acc0untancy will
meet at the Hay-Aoams House Novem-
Der % at 7:30 pm. DR.. j. S. Tucker
economist. will talk on Unemployment
Causes and Cures" Accountants are
invited to attend
Z0nta Club.-The annual intefcity
meeting OF the international confeder-
altar, a., ffa sncfinr adiacanf To Wash.