Evening star., 1932-11-20


registrations are being received from
members who wish to join the group.
Ray T. Tucker, correspondent, will
talk on THE Recent Election-What OF
It?" at q meeting of the Current Events
section Tuesday at 4:5o pm.
Girls Friendly Society.--At the Epi-
phany Branch. last Monday, Adolph
Torovsky had branch singing. The bas-
ket ball class, under the direction OF
Miss Martha Clark, meets from to
pm. and members and their friends are
invited to join so there will be enough
members for competitive teams. No
vember 81 the "Supperless Supper" will
be held at pm. Miss Margaret Hester.
C. F. S. member, and Epiphany Church
missionary to Japan, win talk about her
work. Selections will be given by the
Glee Club Donations Of fruit for
THANKSGIVING baskets for sick members
are also requested.
The Church of Our Savior Branch
meets every Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Mary Ferguson as president. There are
classes in bandage making. embroidery,
arts and crafts and cooking. Mrs.
I Slater has charge of the older girls and
plans are being made for hike, play
and card party.
At the Trinity Branch the older men,
bers are continuing their course in eti-
quette and self-improvement. The
younger members are sewing through
the story hour conducted by Mrs. M.
Graves and are doing dye and tie work
for pillows for the club room. Meetings
are held Monday nights.
Gamm Chapter, Delphian Society.
met at the Shoreham Hotel Monday
evening with the president, Mrs. Esma
M. LackowicZ, presiding. The study OF
Flemish painting was commenced, the
topic for the evening being Flemish
Painters" The program was in charge
of Mrs. o. N FanZler who introduced
the new study of Flemish painting.
THE Influence in the Development of
Painting North of the Alps" was de-
scribed by Miss Olive v. Newbold; a
Description of the Van Eycks, by Miss
Hoffer; "Other Fifteenth Century Flem-
ish Painters" by Miss Evelyn Kay and
Comparison of Memling and the Van
Eycks" was given by Miss Julia M Gil
bert "The Painters of Antwerp" were
described by Mrs. Evelyn Haller. The
study of pictures was taken up by Mrs.
Ella G. Prescott, Miss Clara ]. Dicker-
son and Mrs. Leroy Elliott. Current
events were given by Mrs. Jesse B.
| Krause. A summary of the evening S
work was given by the president, Mrs.
| Lackowicz.
The next meeting will be at o'clock,
November %, with Miss Julia M. Gilbert
in charge Of the program.
League of American Pen Women.-
Hildegarde Hamilton, artist. will hold
an exhibition of her paintings in the
studio beginning with tea today from
4 to 6 o'clock to which art lovers are
| welcome.
The short-story evening with Frances
! Stuart Kobbe. chairman, will make
plans November 20, at O'Clock for the
December contest on stories for the
higher-class popular type of magazine.
Les Causeries Franchises, Folian
Garzia, chairman, meets at 4;30 pm,
November %.
The Writer'S League of Washington
will meet in the Sears. Roebuck Art
| Galleries, 1106 Connecticut avenue,
next Friday evening. Plans will be
made for the annual poetry contest,
and a program of short stories and
verse will be given, followed by criti-
cisms. All interested in writing are
| invited.
AT the last meeting Mrs. T. B. Jones
and Miss Georgia Redway read stories.
Washington Chapter of Hadassah will
meet Tuesday at pm. at the Jewish
! Community Center. The principal fea-
ture of the program will be an address
by Rabbi Solomon Metz. The opening
| prayer will be given by Mrs. Leopold
Freudberg, Mrs. p Milstone will pre-
sent program of songs, Mrs. William
Bralove viii give review OF Jewish
| current events A social will follow.
| Hadassah is in the midst OF Ma
I tion-wide membership campaign. Mrs.
Edward Cooper is chairman of the local
committee. with Mrs. Ben Madden and
| Mrs. Jack Weak co-chairmen. In con-
nection with this campaign and for the
benefit of the local administrative fund,
there will be card party November 80
at the Jewish Community Center. A
tea will follow. Mrs. Harry Viner and
Mrs. Harry Sherry will preside at the
tea tables. Mrs. William Ogus and Mrs.
Edward CafritZ have been named by
the chairman, Mrs. Ralph Cohen, to
head the Committee of HostesSes, among
whom are Mrs. Moe Blumenthal, Mrs.
S. Diamond, Mrs Mayer Dodek. Mrs.
Ray Linker and Mrs. Harry Walsky.
The Excelsior Literary Club met Tues
day at the home Of Mrs. Emily Jarboe,
4I8 Kenyon street, with the president,
Mrs. Alice v. Cregue, in the chair. The
following program was given: Piano
solo. Mrs. Bishop; recitations. Mrs. Mat