Evening star., 1932-01-24

| laill, MISS odIdn MCMoueBdl, IiedSuIc ci
| (re-elected), Mrs. Della L. O'Brien;
Shelton; guard, Mrs. Rose Pennell; pa
triotic instructor, Mrs. Alice Stine; Sec
| retary, Miss Jennie Hamilton; musi-
clan, Miss Adelaide Foster assistant
conductor, Mrs. Alice Meade; assistant
guard, Mrs. Nettie Lyons; color bearers,
Miss Lucy Sullivan, Miss Loretta Kelly,
Mrs. Grace Carter and Mrs. Margaret
Phillips.
The retiring president, Mrs. Alice
Meade, was presented with badge Of
gold, the insignia of the order. The
presentation was made by Mrs. Della
l.. O'Brien. Burnside also presented the
past secretary. Miss Jennie Hamilton, a
beaded bag. Mrs. Meade presented her
staff of past officers with gifts.
The Sodality Union Literary Club
held two meetings this month. The
first was January 8, at as street, when
Rev. Michael F. Fitzpatrick, rector of
Gonzaga College, addressed the members.
Rev. John j. Coady continued his
lectures Friday evening on church his
tory Miss Helen M. Anthony, vice
chairman of the club, presided at the
meetings. The meetings, which /are
open to the public, are held at 46
street, at $3.50 pm, on the second and
fourth Fridays of the month
Women's City CIub-The tea this
afternoon has been arranged by the
Membership Committee in honor of the
newly elected member, Miss Maud
National Symphony Orchestra, will give
recital.
The class in Old Testament literature,
Ellis Meredith, chairman, meets Tues
/ day at o'clock.
George A. Benson of the Minneapolis
Journal will address the current events
section Tuesday at 4:45 pm.
The junior section, Mrs George j.
Adams, Jr.. chairman, will give a pajama
party Wednesday at o'clock Prizes
will be awarded entertainment fur
nished and refreshments served.
Society of Mayfiower Descendants
| The board OF assistants met Monday
| at the home of the governor, Freder-
| lex w. Newcombe, 3214 Porter street.
Committees were appointed and pro-
gram OF activities was discussed. Plans
were made for the next meeting, Feb
ruary Is, when vote will be taken on
the adoption or rejection of a pro-
posed amendment to the constitution.
The Cleveland Park Clubs benefit
evening bridge party Of last week, un-
der the direction of Mrs. Norwood, was
reported a financial success.
AT the Tuesday evening meeting, H.
L. West, formerly commissioner of
the District of Columbia, was the
Growth of Federal Power" Mrs. Wal
| lington and Mrs Baukhage were the
| hostesses
The, guest entertainers next Tues
day will be group of the Columbia
Players. They will present one act
from Lady Windermere's Fan" The
hostesses will be Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Nc
Cook and Mrs. Fairbanks.
The University of Michigan Mems
Club will hold its annual banquet jan
uary % at the Mayfower Hotel. The
dean of Princeton University, Prof.
Christian F. Gauss, will speak on "Un-
dergraduates Under the Depression; T;
retired, former chief of the Army Air
Corps, on National Defense" and Rep
resentative Carl E. Mapes of Michigan
on THE Fiscal Relations Between the
Federal and District Governments"
The Park View Womens Club met at
the home of Mrs. Theron Brooks, 1902
Park place. The hostess was assisted
by Mrs. Robbins, Mrs. Gutridge, Mrs.
Naylor and Mrs. Lingamfelter. The
! president, Mrs. P. B. Ashburn, presided
| Mrs. L. E. Murray, literary chair
man, announced a meeting Of her COM
mittee at the home of Mrs. Fred S.
Walker, 760 Rock Greek Church road
l tho puooinu nf OH Tho hNpk
to be reviewed is the Pulitzer Prize
novel, Years of Grace" There will be
vocal selections by Mrs. w. Wagner
and readings by Miss Augusta Machen.
The bridge section, Mrs L. Standish,
chairman, met with Mrs. Maurice
Smith, AIS Madison street. Tuesday
afternoon.
The Art Committee, Mrs. Fred s..
Walker chairman, held a luncheon
Thursday, followed by a trip to the
Phillips Gallery. Mrs. Ellis Logan was
the guest Of honor.
Mrs. George Russell, philanthropic
chairman, suggested that the club set
aside the first Monday in each month";
on which day group would visit the
work rooms of the Instructive Visiting
Nurses Association to assist in any
work needed. 1t was decided to carry
out this plan. A contribution was also
voted to the work of the Community
Chest and other propects arranged, in
order to be as helpful as possible dur
ing the present unemployment situa-
ton. A speaker from the Community
Chest and readings by Miss Cole and
Miss Prettyman were on the program.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. D. Edward Clarke the
evening of February 8, and will be the
| to1 ahrot Of tho plIIh
The University of Michigan Afumnae
Club will hold its annual business meet
ing tomorrow at pm. at the Y. w. c.
A. There will be dinner and election
OF officers.
CurIey Club. - Arrangements have
been completed for a card party, at
the Continental Hotel January %. at
$50 pm.
A meeting was held January IA, when
arrangements were completed for the
presentation of a Lenten drama. "On
the Third Day" the latter part of Lent
for the benefit of the scholarship fund
of the club Joseph McGarvey, chair
man of the Dramatic Committee, an
nounced that an effort will be made
to present the drama for several
outlying parishes previous to the Easter
| season. fOlanu y. f1yldnu, pIeelueuI,
presided. Those taking part in the en-
tertainment included Albert Ma
schauer, John Hart, Arthur McGreevy,
Rudolph Moeller and Frank Major. Re-
freshments and dancing completed the
entertainment.
A dance was given January 16, at the
Continental Hotel.
Francis A. Mccain, chairman of the
honorary membership committee, en-
tertained members of the executive
committee at his residence. 1902 Eighth
street northwest, Thursday evening.
The EImira College Club Of Washing
ton met at the home of Mrs. Charles
W. Rippey, in Friendship Heights, when
plans were made for a card party, to
be held in February, at the home OF
the treasurer, Mrs. Paul BENJAMIN, IN