Evening star., 1932-12-04

| Cushing Camp and Charles Grinstead
Of Lincoln Camp, Sons Of Veterans.
Julia Conare was elected to member
ship.
The tent will observe veterans night
with Q banquet December 10 at the La
Fayette Hotel.
The forty-seventh birthday anniver-
sary Of the organization will be cele-
brated December IL by a reception and
open house.
The tent will hold its annual Christ
mas tree party December %.
The Columbia Heights Art Club had
two meetings In November. The first
was at the home Of Mrs Josephine
Frazier. 1901 Forty-fourth street; Mrs.
Mary Nalle, assisting hostess. The guests
were Mrs. White and Mrs. wolhaupter.
Papers were presented by Miss Hill and
Mrs Frazzll
The meeting Of November II was with
Mrs. Edward @. Russell, l446 Harvard
Papers were presented by Mrs. Tracy
and Mrs. Grandneld The president,
Mrs. M. Nalle, presided.
The Capitol Hin History Club met
with Mrs. ]. B. Reed, 300 Forty fifth
| street; Mrs. Ernest Elliot, assisting host
ess. Luncheon was served. The presi-
dent Mrs. D. 8. Shook, presided The
club voted SIS to the Central Union
Mission, to be used in the children's
home. Papers were read by Mrs Foltz
and Mrs Collins.
The club will meet December IA with
Mrs. H. N. Link, Tilden Gardens; Mrs
w. NJ. Collins, assisting hostess.
National Capital Chapter, Delphian
Society, met at Jelleff'S Little Theater
Wednesday, with the president, Mrs. H.
A. Latane, in the chair The program
leader, Mrs. Retta Maybee, introduced
the topic for study during the coming
weeks, Medieval Drama" Those con-
tributing to the program were Mrs. Nor
ton. Mrs. c. w. Arth, Mrs. c. M. God
frey, Mrs. F. A. Casteel, Mrs. A. j. Max
well, Mrs. E. H. Erickson, Mrs. Ida
Tuve, Mrs. A. S. Wolfe and Mrs Wade
Ball, Visitors were Mrs. Mann. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. W. c. Welborn. and Mrs.
w. A. Murphy of Miami, Fla.
Mrs. F. A. Casteel announced the next
meeting OF the Shakespearean Society
December 5.
The next meeting of the National
Capital Chapter will be December IA,
with Mrs. T. H. Law as program leader
Woman's City CIub.-Mrs. Caroline
B. Stephen and members Of the Hospi-
tality Committee will be hoStesses at
the tea today, when musical program
Will be given by Miss Mary O'Donohue
The Monday bridge section. Mrs.
Dixie T. Wright, chairman, will meet
for luncheon At 1890, preceding the
game, tomorrow.
At the book hour Tuesday at 4:45
o'clock Miss Clara w. McQuown. lee
turer on national and international af-
fairs, will talk on Summer Days Along
the Dardanelles and the Bosporus."
Mrs. William L. Corbin will introduce
Miss McQuown.
Miss Nell v. Price, chairman Of the
House Committee, has called a dinner
meeting Wednesday at 6 o'clock
business meeting will be held We'd
nesday evening, with the president. Miss
Alice M. Heaven. presiding.
AT the music appreciation hour
Thursday evening Mrs. Mary liant
Couch, chairman, will describe and plav
selections from the December programs
OF the National Symphony Orchestra.
A parliamentary law class Is being
formed to meet Mondays at 8 pm, with
Miss Bertha Frances Wolfe as instruc-
tor.
A series Of nutrition and health dis
cussions Is being planned for either
thursday or Friday afternoons under
the direction Of DR.. Edith L. Allen.
Petworth Woman's CIub.-A business
meeting will be held tomorrow evening
In the Petworth School. The hospi.
tanty section has charge of the enter
tainment. Christmas stockings. to be
nlled Tor the poor children, will be dis
trinuted by the philanthropic section
chairman, Mrs. r. Mills. Mrs. Harvey
W. Wiley. president of the Federation
OF Women's Clubs. and the honorary
members OF the club will be the guests
Of honor.
The Washington Readers' Club pre-
sented an entertainment under alIsnices
OF the Business and Professional Wom-
ems Club OF All-Souls' Church. Those
taxing part were Emily Frech Barnes
Helen b. Gordon, Virginia B. Blassing.
nam, Violet Warren Pierson, Mary
Jameson Bryant, Aida w. Brooks
trace Hazard Wormelle, Ada Louise
ps, townsend, Wiley Q. Ison, Clarence e.
SssueDsam, Robert Volland, Howard M
1o.1,a oueI ana william E. Bryant. Dia-
send. Ao"h-
Ine club will hold its next monthly
meeting December in Pierce Hail
sixteenth and Harvard streets.
The Ohio Girls Club of Washinptor
VIII mold dance December l01 at
ihomas Circle Club, 1926 Massachusetts
avenue, and Christmas party Decem-
per l6. Any Ohio girls In Washington
not members OF the club are invited
to attend. - 'A'eu
The Business and Professional Wom-
ems Club met at the Willard Hotal
MONDAY evening, Miss Stella q. Clod-
letter, president, presiding Miss Ruth
hastings. chairman Of the Research
COMMITTEES, was in charge of the pro-
gram. With the assistance of Miss
Adeiine Taylor, she outlined the survey
now being conducted by the Research
committee OF the National Federation
1or the determination of SPECIFIC in
stances OF discrimination against wom-
en- In the business and professional
world.
The December meeting has been
cahceieo IN favor OF tea in honor of
ne raem members, at the Dodge Hotel, De-
cember 1s, from to o'clock.
The International Association Of Art
ana Letters, Inc, Is invited to be the
guest today at talk on Modern Art. :"
Illustrated with lantern slides, to be
gwen by Mrs. Emily Stowe at the
burlington Hotel at o'clock. The
Yea that the International Association
was to have had at its headquarters
in the Sears-Roebuck Art Galleries on
December 10 will be omitted, The De-
cember literary salon Of the oreaniza
ton VIII be December % at the Sears
Roebuck Art Galleries, when the guest
OF honor will be the Minister of the
Irish Free State. The charge daffaires
OF Nicaragua, DR.. Louis Debayle re-
Gently gave a paper on the literati of
ms land. Or. Guillermo Gonzales of
Costa Rica also spoke.
The Child Study Club Of Wesley
Heights will meet at the home of Mrs
William Mccormick Ballinger Decem-
Der 6, when DR.. Stephen Cornweu Hon
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