Evening star., 1932-10-09

| The Mira Mccoy Andrews Day
Nursery meeting to be held at the Ham,
ilton Hotel next Wednesday at 1890
o'clock will be memorial service for
Mrs. Fulkerson, Mrs Henry and Mrs.
Keene. Three trees. with appropriate
markers, will be dedicated to their
memories. The trees are located in the
2700 block on Bladensburg road.
The dedication will be at noon.
National Capital Chapter, Delphians,
met at Jelleff's Little Theater, the presi-
/ dent. Mrs. H. A. Latane, presiding. Mrs.
| C. M. Godfrey, chairman of the Lit
erary Program. introduced the subject
| of Drama" the study for the year.
Mrs. Latane gave the preliminary sur
vey Of the early Greek art. Mrs. Aruh
spoke on Study and Development, "
Mrs. Norton Origin of Greek Tragedy, "
Mrs, Hartley Great Names of Greek
Tragedy" Mrs. Kelly The Nature of
Greek Tragedy" and Mrs. Ed. Stevens
| cussion of the subjects by the entire
membership concluded the study.
Mrs. w. C. Welburn of Ballston, Va,
was a new member.
The president presented the outgoing
president. Mrs. T. F. Law. with the
! jeweled insignia awarded for excellent
leadership. Mrs. Law responded.
Takoma Park Women's Club met at
Branch Library October f. Luncheon
was served. followed by program. Mrs
Gerritt Miller gave an illustrated lecture
on Modern Art" Mrs. Harvey Wiley,
president of the District Federation OF
! Womens Clubs, mace an address.
The art department October 13 at
O'Clock will meet at the home of Mrs.
Duncan Stuart. 205 Cedar street. Mar
garetta Lent will speak on Art as APP
piled to the Home"
The American Association of Uni
vcrsity Women will inset tomorrow at
pm. Preceding the business meet
ing will be a tea with Mrs. Charlss H.
Squire AS hostess. assisted by Mrs.
Cloyd Heck Marvin, Miss Jessie La
Sale. Mrs F. r Espenschied. Mrs.
Harry o. Hine, Mrs. John Myrich and
Mrs Paul r. Heyl.
On Tuesday evening will be club
dinner with SANFORD Bates, director Of
the Bureau of Federal Prisons, as the
honor guest and speaker. He will take
for his subject. Have Our Prisons
Failed?" Mrs William John Cooper,
president, will preside and Mrs Walter
Du NoiS BrookingS will introduce the
speaker Reservations must be made
by pm. October 10.
The Junior group will have dinner
bridg, at the club house, october l3.
at $50 pm. Reservations must be
made no later than pm; October L.
Miss Janet Frost will be tha hostess.
The annual luncheon and bridge
party for the 1892 college graduates
living in and near Washington Will be
held at the club house. october 10.
Luncheon will be served at 1870 o'clock
followed by the bridge party. Mrs. Will
liam John Cooper will preside at the
luncheon.
The Hikers' Club will be entertained
today from to o'clock at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs " H. Chestnut in
HyattSville. A picnic supper viii be
served at 6 o'clock.
Twentieth Century Club-The parlla-
mentary law section will meet October
10 at IL am. at the Y. w. G. A. The
nature section will have an outing Oc-
tober IL through Wesley Heights TO the
reservoir. Take a bus marked Wesley
Heights at Seventeenth and Is streets
at 10 am. The civic section Will meet
October l3 at 1890 pm. at the Y. w.
C. A. The speaker will be Mrs. W. A:
Roberts, secretary to the Council OF
Social Agencies. Members and guests
invited Fer luncheon, telephone Mrs.
F. NJ Goodwin, Columbia 1921. or MRS.
E. R. McComas, Cleveland 0733, before
8 pm Tuesday.
The Child Study Club met at the
home of Mrs. David j. Price, 101 Whit
tier street, Tuesday evening. There
we're games prepared by the Executive
Committee. Those assisting Mrs. Price
were Mrs. Church. Mrs. Bishop, Mrs
Tuft and Mrs. Nelson. Next meeting
will be held October 25 at the home
of Mrs. Fairall. 1929 Fifth street. at
| O'Clock. Mrs. Wright and Mrs.
Smith will present papers on Women
in Literature
The Sodality Unio7, met October 3 in
Carroll Hall with Miss Mary Mattingly
presiding.
One of the activities in recent months
has been preserving and canning sur
plus fruits end vegetables, which WaS
undertaken at the suggestion OF the
Rev. DR.. John O'Grady for the pur-
pose of aiding the Catholic Charities.
The work is being done in the parish
kitchens of the following churche5: St.
Aloysius. St. Martin, s.. Paul. ST.
StepncN ana NdlINllG. MI XIV" AloAJ
of St Pauls Sodality. who served lest
year with the Food Conservation Com
m.ttee of the District. is tho general
chairman CT the canning program OF
the Sodality Union.
The annual bazaar will be November
%. 60 and 80. Archbishop Michael j.
Curlev of Baltimore has sisnil1cd his
intention of being present as the guest
of honor en- the opening night. The
next evening, November 90, has been
designated as "Our Pastors Night and
the closing night. November 80, as
"Organization Night" A turkey supper
also will be served each evening.
The Literary Club will meet October
IA. The lecturer for the opening ses--
sion will be Rev. DR.. John Coadv OF
St. Matthews Church. Meetings will be
held regularly thereafter on the second
and fourth Fridays of each month in
the Aloycian Club. At 1 street.
The Executive Eoard of the Wash
ington Smith College Clnb held a
luncheon meeting October 4 ct the A.
U. ". C. Hcus.. Mrs. william Lee
Corbin. president, presided. Flans were
made for q dinner October c5 in honor
of Mrs Frances CARPENTER Huntington,
president OF the Smith College Alumnae
Association.
The Delta Sigma Chapter of the
DeIphian Society met Monday at the
Shoreham Hotel the president, Mrs.
Clark Cranston. presiding. Mrs. F. w.
Braden was appointed critic. Mrs.