Evening star., 1932-05-15

Jennie e. Wright of Saratoga Springs,
N. Y. Mrs Bare and Mime. Coutinho
presided at the tea table.
The next meeting will be luncheon
at the home Of Mrs. A. r. Tracy,
Franklyn Park. Va.
The Writer'S Rendezvous met at 1106
Connecticut avenue. Among those on
the program were Georgia D. johnson.
Charles p. Cottingham, Harold Allen
Long, L. A. Z. Gabe, Ross Black, Will
liam Hurd, Emelda Deshaies, Edward
]. Irvine and Fred w. Fox.
The Rendezvouers were invited to q
meeting Of the Virginia branch OF the
Writers Rendezvous at 81 Melwood
avenue, Cherrydale, Va, by Secretary
for Virginia Mary Schutt Daugherty.
Hinda Burke became an active member.
Takoma Park Woman's CIub.-Mrs.
Roy Y. Ferner, 30 Whittier place, was
hostess for the joint meeting OF the
literature and drama departments May
8. The drama department gave a one
act play. In the cast were Mesdames
McTndoo, Wisner, Lincoln, Fraser,
LampSon, Burk, Pratt and Youngman.
Another play was read by Mesdames
Youngman, Pratt and Burk. Luncheon
was served by the hotess and her
ussclotdlltSt MIS-. uhISAAal, niS' ArSoeS,
Mrs. Carr, Mrs Jeffers and Mrs Myers.
The art department met in the home
of Mrs. Arthur r. Gordon, IL Philadel-
phia avenue, May IL. Luncheon was
served. followed by the business meet
ing. Mrs. John F. Sipple, past presi-
dent Of the District of Columbia Fed
Grafton, was the speaker. Assisting
hostesses were Mrs. Henry E. Ewing,
Mrs. Clarence A. Ross, Mrs. Raymond
Pailthorpe, Mrs. Duncan Stuart, Mrs.
E. T. Boylen, Mrs w. w. SWEET, Mrs. H.
L. Stevenson and Mrs. Norman z. Nc
mdoo.
The garden department will meet with
Mrs. Albert F. Lingle, 19 Grant avenue,
May Is, at 1;3o pm.
District Society Of the Danes Of the
Loyal Legion.-Ohicers elected were:
President, Mrs. Warren j. Haines;
first vice president, Mrs. David j. Rum
bough; second vice president, Mrs.
Henry M. Robert recorder, Mrs. Edwin
Hollis Low treasurer. Mrs. Samuel
Reed Calhoun; registrar, Mrs. Kather-
Inc Alvord; historian, Mrs. Richard L.
Downing; councillors, Mrs. E. 8. Alvord,
Mrs. Percy Crawford and Miss Eliza
beth Woodward Mrs. T. w. Walker
was chairman of the Nominating Com
mittee.
The society will take part in the
fifth annual Massing OF the Colors serv-
ice at Washington Monument May 20.
They will also be represented at the
Arlington Cemetery ceremonies IN the
amphitheater, May 80, when Mrs. Mary
Logan Tucker, former president Of the
society, will read the order of her father.
Gen. John A. Logan, setting aside May
80 as Memorial day.
The society was q participant in
Mothers day ceremonies at Arlington,
Mrs. w. J. Haines, president, placing
a memorial wreath In honor of the
Unknown Soldier.
The Gamma Chapter. Deiphian So
ciety, will meet at the Shoreham Hotel,
8:15 pm, May 16. The life and paint
ings Of Ghirlandajo and Botticelli will
current events in the field of art. The
program will be given by Mrs. Snyder,
Miss Westerman, Miss Wolford. Mrs.
Davidson and Miss Gilbert, with sum-
mary by Mrs. Esrna Maybee Lachowicz.
Miss Kathryn Wood is the leader.
The Federation Of Huguenot Socie-
ties in America, which recently held a
convention at the Mayflower Hotel in
IOllOI I1lC VI SCOIkC
Washington, elected the following off,
GERS: President general, Samuel Her
rick of District Of Columbia; vice presi-
dents general, Miss Margaret A. Jack
son Of New York and Mrs. E. J. Miller
Of Pennsylvania; secretary general. Miss
Maud Burr Morris Of District of CO.
lumbia treasurer general, w. A. Her
bert Reider Of Pennsylvania: historian
general, DR.. John Baer Stoudt Of Penn
slyvania. and chaplain general, Rev.
Henry Delavan Frost Of Staten Island.
The Petworth Woman's Club elected
officers as follows: President, Mrs. r.
E. Holm: vice president, Mrs. r. s.
Hart; recording secretary. Mrs. Claude
Bullard: corresponding secretary, Mrs
Oscar Nelson; treasurer, Mrs. Edward
johnson. The annual banquet will be
held June S at Tilden Gardens.
A Colonial tea was held May 8 at
the home Of Mrs. Lylo o. Cook. 3714
Tennyson street, given by the Executive
Committee to the members Of the club.
Mrs. Erbin Thomas, accompanied by
Mrs. Gerald Cook, and Mrs B. w.
Frasier, accompanied by Mrs Walter
Bishop sang. Mrs. L. T. Jones, Mrs. T.
s. T1ncher and Mrs. r. @. Hammer as
sisted Mrs. Holm as hostesses.
Zonta Cuba luncheon meeting was
held Wednesday at the Raleigh Hotel,
with Mrs. Harriet r. Howe, president,
presiding. The guest Of honor and
speaker was Or. Harold G. Bryant. as-
sistant director of the National Park
Service. The secretary. Miss Thelma
Barnard, read letter from the Zonta
Club Of Frederick inviting the WASH
ington Zontians to meet with the Fred |
erick group for dinner some evening this |
month. Mrs. Marian Hines Taylor was
introduced as q new member and Mrs. |
John Stewart was guest Of Miss Emma |
T. Hahn.
Mary Louise English Circle of the
Florence Crittenton Home.-Mrs. Harry
M. Byerly and Mrs. Stacy M. Reed were |
joint hostesses at the May meeting in |
the apartment of Mrs. Reed. the Ar |
gonne. Mrs. Cole, president, presided. |
Thomas Jefferson Capital Memorial
Society held dinner in the Kennedy |
Warren Tuesday, when Judge Finis J.
Garrett was honor guest and speaker. |
FIancH key-Smith was toastmaster. |
MRS. Garrett, wife Of the speaker, was q |
guest Of honor.
Chapter b, r. Z. O., met at the
home Of Mrs. John w. Crabtree T,,es-
day evening. The president, Mrs. 4. T
Lomas, presided. Miss Jessie o. Eltine |
the chairman Of the new year book for |
1898, reported. Mrs w. w. Stock |
berger announced the speaker for the |
RESORTS.
OCEAN CITY, MD.
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