Evening star., 1932-01-17

| Women Relief Corps; Mrs. Green oil
| washington and the Philippines, also
a member of the Tent; Mrs. Ethel
Grimmes and Mrs. Marie Brieker, an
honorary member.
| The invitation of the Committee on
| ARRANGEMENTS for Lincoln'S birthday
exercises under the auspices OF the De-
partment of the Potomac G.. A. r., the
evening of February 81, In the audi
| torium of the First Congregational
! Church, to participate in these services
| by furnishing a color escort to the Cclor
Guard of the Grand Army was accepted.
An invitation to attend the Department
| of the Potomac G. A. r. Encampment
! banquet, to be held at the Burlington
! Hotel February 3. WIS also accepted.
Woman's Clinic. Mrs. Corbin
! Thompson. president. presided at the
meeting of the executive board, Mon
day evening at the clinic, 4704 Geor-
gia Avenue. Mrs. Thompson was re-
elected president. Other officers re-
elected we're Mrs. Edgar T. Brown,
! treasurer: Mrs. Grattan KeranS, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. H. E. Rogers,
! corresponding secretary; Mrs. c. H.
Curl, first vice president; Miss Minnie
Low. second vice president; DR.. Ida
Heiborger, superintendent, and DR..
I Lauretta Kress, associate superintend-
| ent. DR.. Patterson was elected as
member Of the clinician staff.
District of Columbia Federation of
Women's Clubs.-MrS. Elmer o. Leath-
erwood of the general federation, orig
inator and organizer Of American
work. will be the speaker over station
WJSV tomorrow morning at 1880
cnOnCOrn6 nv
the federation Pan American Schol-
arship" will be the subject of the talk.
Mrs. Ralph Wilson, contralto sololSt
will give a group Of selections and her
daughter will give reading. Mrs. Graf
tan Kerans will announce.
The program Among Women," ="
which has been presented on Tuesday
mornings has been changed and will
row be heard ever Station WMAL
each Friday morning at 10:45 O'Clock
Miss Louise Mcclure of the Catholic
| School of Social Service will be the
| speaker Social Service as Prote5-
sion" will be the subject of the talk.
Mrs H. M Hunter will announce.
! yoteIess District of Columbia League
of Women Voters.-Mrs. A. J. Nickel
v,2y. president, presided at the meet
ing of the executive board, which was
| followed by a called meeting of the
membership at Sidwells' Friends
| School, 1909 1 street.
! Mrs. Gardner Jackson, chairman OF
! Membership announced a tea Will be
! given in the near future in honor OF
new members.
Mrs. Mercer Johnston, chairman OF
! Living Costs, announced the third OF a
series of tea talks January IA, at the
home of Mrs. Richard Hogue, and IN
vited members to attend. DR.. Philip
Wright, formerly associated with the
Tariff Commission will speak on The
Tariff"
Miss Mary E. BakeWell, chairman Of
Legal Status of Women requested
members willing to serve on the jury
! to list their names with her.
Mrs. McKelway read the New Year
I message from the president of the Ma
tional League, Miss Belle SherWin.
Mrs. William C. JohnstOne, chairman
Of International Cooperation to Pre-
vent War, tCld Of plan to form serious
! study groups. to meet at different hours
and places, where the entire member
ship who were interested could avail
themselves Of the opportunity to know
more of disarmament and other sub
| jectS
appointed for the study of petition to
Congress for equitable fiscal treatment
urging a return in appropriation prac-
tice to the 60-40 definite proportionate
plan of Federal contribution to the ex-
/ penSe of the District government, re-
ported that after careful study OF this
petition and the reason for its preSen-
tation to Congress, believe this petition
should be signed by the president OF
the VotelesS District of Columbia
League of Women Voters and supported
, by the Executive Board. The board
voted its approval.
Delegates to the cause and cure OF
war conference were announced as Mrs
Edward P. Costigan and Mrs. William
Dennis Bursch, and alt2rnates, Mrs
Henry Chalmers and Mrs. JudsOn King
Tea was served, Mrs. SidWell being
hostess
Three additional members Of the
Nominating Committee were elected
Mrs. William Phelan, Mrs. M. z
| Braughman and Mrs. Thomas West
Members appointed were Mrs. Thomas
| Howerton and Mrs Elizabeth S. Fried
man temporary chairman.
| Delegates to the conference Of the
national league to be held in Detroit in
April. were announced as Mrs. A. J. Nc
KelWay, Mrs. Edna Johnston, Mrs.
Elizabeth Friedman. and alternates,
Mrs. Louis Gutenberg. Mrs Frank
Hiram Shell and Mrs. David Pressler
Miss Fay Bentley. chairman of the
! Constitution Revision C-mTittee, pre-
sented the constitution as amended,
which with few changes was adopted.
Mrs. LYMAN B. Sw0rmstedt spoke on
the Community Chest.
Pi Omicron Chapter of the University
! Guild met Tuesday at the Carlton
Hotel Dr. Courtland D. Baker, direc-
| tor of the guild program announced
| that in addition to the regular assign
ment for the meeting to be held the
evening of January 26 Oliver La Farge's S
Sparks Fly Upward" would be re-
viewed.
The National Capital Chapter of the
Delphian Society met Wednesday in
Jelleff's Little Theater. the president,
Mrs T. F. Law, presiding. 1t was voted
to convene meetings at 10 o'clock here
after Following the meeting January
27, the chapter will go on a conducted
tour through the Corcoran Art Gallery
Members are advised to bring their
membership lists to the next meeting
for correction.
Guests present were Mrs. Jones OF a
Delphian Chapter in Portland. Me;
Mrs. Hill, Mrs Freiot and a member
from the local Columbia Chapter, Mrs
Friede.
The literary program Venetian
Painting" was led by Mrs. A J. Max
we'll "Vasariis Life of Titan" was pre-
sented by Mrs E. H Erickson. In dis
cussing the School of Giorgione, Mrs
Charles F. SchOonmaker reviewed
Pater's Field of the Various Arts.
Pater's Venetian Painting was pre-
sented by Mrs. w. NJ. Dixon. The
artists Tintoretto and Veronese were
discussed by Mrs. T. A. Huntley.
Pictures by Titan were displayed anc
discussed by Mrs. o. A. Bergren, as
follows: Tribute Money" Sacred anc
Profane Love" and "BacchuS anC
Ariadne" Pictures by TintOretto were
| dicc,SSed hv Mrs A C. ChriStja-"pre.