Evening star., 1932-04-17

Mrs. T. F. Law, presiding, Mrs. Mount,
a fellow Delphian was guest from
| Denver, Colo.
The literary program French Paint
! ing to DelacroiX," was led by Mrs. Ida
Tuve. Those participating in the
| program we're: Mrs Ethel Erickson,
Mrs A. c. Christie. Mrs. j. B. Hartley,
Mrs. F. B. Olcott, Mrs. lone NJ. KnoWl-
| ton, Mrs. c. M Godfrey, Mrs. H: A.
Latane. Mrs. H. N. Dorman and Mrs.
! c. F. Schoomaker. The summary was
| given by the president. Current Art
/ Events we're. given by Mrs. W. M.
! Dixon.
The leader for the next meeting,
| April 27, will be Mrs. Reta V. Maybee,
| following which the chapter viii make
a pilgrimage to the Congressional
Library to study the mural decorations
| District of Columbia Federation OF
/ WOmen's CIubs-Nfrs. Fransheska kaS-
/ per Lawson, lyric soprano, Will present
/ musical numbers on the Among
Women program. which is sponsored
! by the federation over station WMAL
each Friday at l0:45 am.
The program Monday morning over
station WJSV will be musical.
/ Mrs. Charles Bair, chairman of the
! Bicentennial Committee, will be hostess
! dJ Illc OCGdSOu f1OuSt, GlSIAOSCiiIAA am
| New York avenue, Saturday mornings
from $50 to | o'clock. Mrs. Gertrude
Smith will assist during April. Mrs.
! N M Pollock, chairman of the Com
mittee on Law Observance, reports the
program for the Law Enforcement
! Committee, to be used April 25 Col.
| A. W. w. Woodcock Federal Director
| of Prohibition, will speak on The
Progress of Prohibition Enforcement"
La Verne Sims Fairchild, soprano Sololst
Of Mount Vernon NJ E Church South,
will sing a group Of Spring songs.
/ Mildred Henry will be the accompanlst.
Mrs James B. Pritchard, first vice
president of the District Of Columbia
! Epworth League and research secretary
Of the Methodist Board of Temperance,
Prohibition and Public Morals, will
address the meeting on Law Enforce
ment."
Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt, president, with
officers of the federation, will greet
visiting members from 33 federated
clubs of Delaware County, Pa, when
they visit Washington Thursday on
the cherry blossom special" which will
arrive at Union Station at 1870 am.
Some 400 women will be in the party,
the pilgrimage being conducted by Mrs.
James E. Schuyler. Mrs. Elmer E.
Melick, president of the federation,
heads the group of visitors. They will
be received by Mrs Hoover in the White
House garden at 1890 pm. A visit to
! federation headquarters will be made
and a wreath will be placed on the
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
Voteless District of Columbia League
of Women Voters-Mrs. A. j. McKelWay
presided at the luncheon meeting Fri
day of the executive board at the
Womens City Club.
Miss Bertha Lutz was announced as a
speaker for a dinner, plans to be made
by the Program Committee, Mrs. Max
Stern, chairman, with Mrs. Gardner
jackson, Mrs. Helena D. Reed, Mrs.
Mercer Johnston and Miss Katherine
Lenroot assisting.
Mrs. Edna Johnston is chairman of
arrangements for the annual meeting
in May at the Y. w. c. A. Mrs. Frank
Hiram Smell, Mrs. George Kicker and
Mrs. Edna Johnston form the commit
tee arranging Bicentennial celebra-
ton
Mrs. Elizabeth Friedman presented a
plan for headquarters, where the ques-
tion of What the Voteless League is
doing?" can be answered.
Miss Agnes Winn was appointed as
chairman Of the Education Committee.
The committee members are Mrs. Cloyd
Heck Marvin, Miss Alice Barrows, DR..
Faith Williams Mrs. Gardner Jackson,
Anna Halberg, Mrs. Helena D. Reed,
Mrs. Huldah Moorhead and Mrs. A. j.
McKelway, ex-of1cio.
Delegates and alternateS to the con-
Ventlon to be held in Detroit elected
were: Mrs. Edna Johnston and Mrs.
Ellzaoeth Friedman, delegates; Mrs.
Louis Gutenberg, Mrs. Charles McNary
ana Mrs. William c. Johnstone. alter
mates.
New members of the league reported
at this meeting were Mrs. Ruth Cam
olon, Miss Alice Barrows, Mrs. Kath-
erlne Kendall and Miss Mary F. Dent.
American Association of University
Women.-Members meet at the All
States Hotel Nineteenth and D streets
today at Sis pm for a buffet supper
aIter which moonlight walk in the
vicinity OF the Memorial Bridge will
be led by Miss Olive Halleck.
Ine international relations tea will
De tomorrow at pm, when Susumu
Kobe, Japanese student at Brookings
Institution, will speak on the Sino-
Der and Mrs. William L. Corbin will
be hoStesses.
Miss Evelyn Davis will lead the art
OF the dance study group Tuesday at
3 pm. A diplomatic evening, when
the Ambassador of Turkey will be the
guest Of honor and speaker, is sched-
uled for Wednesday. beginning at 8 pm.
The modern contemporary poetry
group will meet Thursday at II am.
to listen to readings by Mrs. Horace
Torbert.
po1Io+ L1yo~ ,,,;11 L. -
from IL noon to 2 pm. and to pm.
signed and returned to the club house
before 5 pm.
The Columbia Chapter of DeIphian
Society will meet at the Hamilton
Hotel April 81 at 10 o'clock The sub
ject will be "Ghirlandajo and Botti-
celli'' and the leader, Mrs. Robert
Medici," Mrs C. B. Allen; "Pater's
Estimate of Botticelli." Mrs. A G.
Bishop; italian Painting to the Year
1500" Mrs. C. F. Howell; Study of
Pictures, by Ghirlandajo," Miss Flor
ence Hull; Study Of Pictures by Bot
ticelli," Mrs. George Norris.
The members on April Z visited st.
Matthews Church and the Shrine of
the Immaculate Conception at the
CdInoIlc university 10 STUDY tne
mosaics and paintings of the early
centuries. Rev. Bernard McKenna ex-
planned the details of mosaics and
marbles.
Similar tours are TO be arranged In
the near future to include other works
of art.
The eight chapters of P. E. o. will
| hold a luncheon at 1890 o'clock April
% at the Hay-Adams House Unaf-
filiated P. z. O's of the District and
visiting p E. O's attending the Con-
tinental Congress may make reserva-
tionS with Mrs. r. A. Porterf1eld,
Rosemary street, Chevy Chase, Nd,
or Mrs. Sterling Bockoven, District
page, at Constitution Hall
Soroptimists held their monthly bus