Evening star., 1932-03-06

Thursday.
The Washington Cultus Club met at
the home of Mrs. Jesse Adkins, 1424
Sixteenth street. During the social a
luncheon was served, after which Miss
Julia Karr and Mrs. George Harris pre-
sented the program. Miss Karr's sub
ject was "Ssr MarilIo, the Oldest and
Smallest Republic on Earth" Mrs. Har-
ris discussed Present Day Italy"
The Excelsior Literary Club met
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. Charlotte
Beaver, 4104 Harrison street, with the
president. Mrs. Beaver, in the chair
The program subject was Brothers IN
the West" given by Mrs. Robert j.
Bates.
The next meeting will be held March
Is at 2 o'clock at the home OF Mrs.
r. L. Waters, 6903 Fifth street.
Lincoln w. r. c. will meet tomorrow
ut pm. at 1015 L street.
The Sunshine and Community Society
will meet at the home of Mrs William
N. Beahm, 1904 Emerson street, tomor-
row, with Mrs. Charles Bair, Mrs. S.
T McDevitt, Mrs Louis Lieb and Miss
Nettie Graham assisting. Mrs William
j. La Varre, first vice president of the
Federation of Women'S Clubs, will be
guest of honor. Rev. F. j. Bohanan,
rector of Rock Greek Parish, will have
for his subject Historic Rock Creek"
Mrs Charles Bair will give recitations.
The society is having tree planting
March 10 at Hams Point, East Po-
tomac Park, at II o'clock An address
will be given by the president, Mrs.
Ernest F. Guide. The chairman of the
tree planting, Mrs. Anton Rogers
Tracey, will recite, Mrs. F. C. Brinley
will speak on Washington and trees
and Miss Mary Apple will sing.
There will be an evening card party
at Tilden Gardens March Ia. The card
group will be entertained by Mrs.
George E. Cook. 1913 Emerson street,
March II at o'clock.
Petworth Woman's Cuba group of
10 of the art section presented Colo
nial costume dance at the Bicentennial
meeting of the Federation of Womens
Clubs at the Sears Gallery last Mon
day.
Mrs. G. c. Fisher, Alb Illinois ave-
nue., entertained the Executive Commit
tee at luncheon Thursday.
The monthly meeting of the club will
be held tomorrow at o'clock. The
literature section will be in charge of
the entertainment.
The Social Club of Washington Coun-
Gil. Ladies of the U. c. c. of E.. met at
the home of Mrs. Pratt. Owing to the
illness of President Hipsley Mrs.
Smithers took charge After luncheon
business was conducted, games played
and prizes awarded to Mrs May and
Mrs. Towberman. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Norvell, 1878 Oates street
northeast, March g.
Girls Friendly Society.-Miss Flor
ence Newbold, executive secretary of the
Girls Friendly Society of the U. S. A,
of being i'll. The president, Mrs
dents, with their associates and mem
bers, to be present at the meeting
March 81 at pm. in Epiphany Parish
Hall. There will be no class on this
date
Epiphany Branch held its regular
supper and classes Monday The
diocesan Lenten class in block printing
was conducted by Mrs. Steuart On
March the Lenten class in tie and
dye work, with Miss Noyes as in
structor, will begin at pm, continu-
Club of Epiphany Branch took part
in the pageant wakefield at Consti-
tuition Hall.
The Entire Nous Club, Mrs. Charles
p. Keyser president, met at the home
of Mrs. Earl Venable, 16 Madison street,
with Mrs. J. j. Cochran, Mrs. John
Baity and Mrs. Joe Manlove as the
assisting hostesses. Mrs. Sault, Mrs.
James Underwood, Mrs. Ernest Hall
and Mrs. Walters reported assistance
given the past month In the way of
clothing, money and food supplies for
several families. A letter was read
from Mrs. Prentice of the Gospel Mis-
sion, asking for a committee from the
club to assist in the sewing and kinder
garten work at the mission on the
third and fourth Fridays of the month.
Mrs. Venable reported meeting of the
home of Mrs. Leonidas Dyer, at which
plans were made for the annual bridge
benefit.
Mrs. H. r. Perry, from the District
Bicentennial Committee, spoke. Mrs.
Howard Hodgkins told of her recent
visit to Wakefield. Mrs. Walter H.
Newton, wife of the administrative sec
retary to President Hoover; Mrs. Sny-
der, Mrs. Lytle, Mrs. Hodgkins, Mrs.
Brinley and Mrs. H. r. Perry we're
guests of the club Mrs. Leonidas c..
tea table.
The next meeting will be held March
IS, instead of Monday, at the home
of Mrs. Dyer, on Woodley road.
Chapter G, p. E. O., held business
meeting at the residence Of Mrs. John
M Beavers, 1852 Columbia road, when
Mrs. Richard E. Claughton was as
sisting hostess. Tea and social followed.
Mrs. Ernest H. Daniel and Mrs. c.
c. Coombs entertained the chapter In
the formers residence, 2111 Nineteenth
street, February 25. After a business
session, Mrs. Johnson B. Campbell pre-
sented a paper on Peter the Great
Paul l." this being one of series on
Russia. A program Of piano numbers
was presented by Nine. Louise Cou-
tinho. Among the guests were Miss
Julia Macmillan. Mrs. Elizabeth Fer
guson, Mrs. Maude Waterman, Mrs
Mabel Knipe, Mrs. w. r. Hoefer, Mrs
C. H. Claudy, Mrs. j. F. Griffith, Mrs
Eugene Woodson Mrs. Frederick T. F.
johnson. Mrs. M. A. Winter, Mrs. Otis
j. Rogers, Mrs. Henry Albers and Mrs.
Pamela S. Young.
The Clover Club held its bimonthly
meeting at the home of Mrs. w. w.
Wheeler. FoXhall Village. Mrs Joseph
F Randall. president, presided. The
guest of honor was Mrs Edgar B. Mer-
lit, president of the District of Co.
lun1bia Federation of Womens Clubs
Mrs. Claude w. Owen spoke on
George Washington at Home"
A meeting was held March 3 at the
home of Mrs j. Frank Moulton, Chevy
Chase Mrs. Harry v. Schnabel spoke
on Pan-American countries, chiefly
Peru.
The Baby Lovers Circle of the
Florence Crittenton Home was enter
tanned February IS at the home of
Mrs. William H. HeSsick, 1923 Monta-
que street. Luncheon was served, after
which the business meeting was called
to order by the president, Mrs. NC
Manus. Mrs. F. M. Kirby, superintend-