Evening star., 1932-04-03

Week, Miss Elizabeth Peet, Mrs. Jonn
T. Erwin, Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Mrs.
Henry Grattan Doyle, Mrs. Harvey w.
Wiley, Miss Elizabeth Cullen.
The following section meetings are
announced: Faculty section, April 10.
The faculty newcomers section with
Mrs. J. L. Thomas, 1915 Rosedale ave-
nue., Bethesda, April 10 at 230 o'clock.
Mrs. Leslie c. Frank will read one OF
her one-act plays. The literature sec
tion meets with Mrs. Edgar w. Wool
April 13. Mrs. Paul r. Heyl will pre-
sent her illustrated lecture. Tourist
Impressions of Egypt" Bridge section
meets April 81 at the home of Miss
Peet and Miss Benson, Seventh street
and Florida avenue northeast. Mem
berS are asked to phone for reserva-
ions. Sports section meets at the
home of Mrs. Joseph Roe. 1852 Jeffer-
son street, April Is at o'clock.
Twentieth Century CIub.-Mrs. w
Walter Husband, president, will pre-
side at the monthly meeting Thurs
day. at IL am, in Barker hall, Y. w.
C. A. Mrs. Lowell Mellett will speak
on Women in Politics"
The international outlook section,
Mrs. George Bowerman, chairman, will
meet tomorrow at 2:15 pm. at the
Y. w. C. A. DR.. Walter T. Swingle of
the United States Department of Ag-
riculture will talk on Marvellous Mo-
rocco" The following members of the
section will report briefly: Mrs. Ernest
P. Bicknell, "a Tribute to BRAND;
Mrs. Ellwood P. Morey, ITALY" and
Mrs. Edward G. Montgomery. Spain. "
The French section will meet
Wednesday at 2 pm. at the Y. w. G. A.
The members under the guidance of
Mrs. Francis L. Halves. chairman, will
review the lesson on vanishing Day
at the Salon." after which they will
play a game of bridge in French.
The nature section, Mrs. Leo D.
Miner, chairman, will meet at 1913 D
street (bus terminaD, at 10 am.
Wednesday for trip to Four Mile Run.
The Gamma Chapter of Beta Mu
Sorority will give card party April
5. at 1882 Connecticut avenue. Misses
Clara Armstrong, Burley Martin,
Aleen Mcbride and Kathleen Green
wald are a committee in charge of
arrangements. Miss Helen Meushaw,
president, will act as hostess.
The Shakespeare Society will meet
IL the Corcoran Art Gallery tomorrow
at 8 pm. H. H. B. Meyer of the
Library of Congress will speak on
Recent Shakespearean Literature" "
Maurice Jarvis will discuss Shake
speare's References to Gems" Miss
Katharine Johnston will talk on the
historic background of shakespeare's
Antony and Cleopatra" The president
of the society, DR.. e. v. Wilcox, will
speak of the plans made for the
birthday banquet April %.
Women's City CIub.-The Child
Welfare Committee, Mrs. Andrew
Stewart, chairman, will be hostess
at the tea today, when DR.. Viola Ander-
son and Mrs. Ernest r. Grant will be
guests of honor.
The Membership Committee, Mrs.
William w. Spaid, chairman, will meet
on Monday at 4:30 pm.
The class in Old Testament literature
meets Tuesday at 3 o'clock The subject
this week will be ''The Assyrian Comes
Down"
Miss Eleanor Golden will review
current fiction at the book review hour
at 4:45 pm
There will be a dinner meeting of
the House COMMITTEES Mrs Merritt o.
Chance, chairman, Wednesday at
6 o'clock.
The April business meeting. open to
all members, will be held Wednesday
at o'clock with the president, Mrs.
William Lee Corbin, presiding. The
Nominating Committee will submit the
list of candidates for Office to be
elected in May.
The music section, Mary liant
Couch, chairman, will present Mr.. Hans
Kinder, conductor of the National
Symphony Orchestra. at tea Friday
from 4:3O to o'clock.
Mrs. F. D. Kinnear, principal Of
Eliot Junior High School, will preside
at the forum luncheon Saturday at
l O'Clock. when a speaker on some
phase of District government will be
guest of honor.
Mrs: Edgar T. Brown, chairman
announces plans are being completed
for the house betterment card parties
to be held the afternoon and evenings
Of April IS and 19.
Women's Guild of American Univer-
sity-One section of the guild will pre-
sent two performances. April 8, of
Tlller's Marionettes in the gymnasium
on the American University campus.
At O'Clock George Washington play
and Cinderella" will be given. At 8
pm. Life on the Cannibal Islands"
and Aladdin and His Wonderful
Lamp" will be the main features of the
The chairman of this
group is Mary Louise Brown.
The National Capital Chapter met
in Jelleff's Little Theater.
the vice president, Mrs Peyton M. Chi
chester, presiding. 1t was voted to
visit the National Museum to view the
in the. Bicentennial exhibit, fol-
lowing the meeting April 13, with Mrs.
Ida Tuve as leader, at 10 am.
Mrs. A. j. Maxwell conducted the
literary program, which was on Ger
man Paintings The topic. The
Cologne School" was presented by Mrs.
Hugh S. Callahan. Stephan Lockner's
picture Madonna of the Rose Arbor"
was discussed by Mrs. Albert M. Day
'Swabian and Nuremburger Artists"
was discussed by Mrs F. A. Casteel
An article from the Life of HoIbein. !"
by r. N. Wornum, was discussed by
Mrs. W. M. Dixon. His famous por-
trait OF George Gisze was exhibited IN
color and discussed by Mrs. j. z. Kier-
nan, as was also his portrait Of Eras-
mus. The topic "Albrecht Durer" was
presented by Mrs c. w. Arth Hla
painting of himself and his engraving
The Knight, Death and the Devil" :"
were discussed by Mrs. T. J. Rice. His
painting The Feast Of the Rose
Chaplets" was discussed by Mrs. A. M
Day.
The lesson summary was presented
by Mrs. Chichester Current art events
were presented by Mrs Reta v. Naybee
Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase. Md
The past presidents were entertained by
Mrs. Karl Fenning. president, Monday,
in honor of Mrs. William c. Dennis Of
Richmond, Ind, who is also a past
president of the organization The
luncheon which was held at the Chevy
Chase Club eliminated in the forn1a-
tlon OF Past Presidents Club" the
aim Of which is to render as an organ
lied group the same efficient service TO
the club which these women have
always given as individuals. Mrs.