Evening star., 1932-11-13

Brdncn. wee preSldenL, Eullu LdbSo-
ford; secretary. Ruby Mechlin; treas
urer. Dorothy Goode: branch repre-
sentatives, Lissetta Gasch and Mary
Stewart. Committee chairmen-Pro-
gram, Ruth Barnes; worship, Margaret
Snyder; Entertainment, Edwina Dyer;
Publicity, Helen Frye, and Welfare,
Katherine Moncure A corporate COM
munion was held in Epiphany Church
November in honor of Mrs H. l. Bol-
ton, former branch PRESIDENT. NO
vember IA branch singing, under the
direction of Adolph Torovsky. Epiphany
Church organiSt, will begin at BID pm
At the diocesan benefit performance
given at Trinity Parish Hall November
4, the following members of Trinity
took part in a play: Frieda ANTI Vlo-
let Wilson. Carl Magee. Mrs. Mae r.
Magee, Lois Bailey, Ruth Harvey, Flor
cnce Davidson, Roy Johnston, Leona
Wheatley, Jack English, William kraut-
lcr. Nell Moore, George Harvey, Mary
Freeze, Almeda Harvey. Eleanor Magee
and Fay Sager. A pay vas presented
by the following Epiphany Branch
members: Mrs. A E. Umholtz. Mrs. M.
l.. McNfullen, Lissetta Gasch, Lucie
Constable Mary Stewart, Mrs. Edwina
Dyer, Dorothy Bonner. Catherine Baird,
Audrey and Arthur Umholtz.
The Horace Mann Home and School
Association met at the school November
7. at 8 pm. The date of meeting was
permanently changed from the second
Tuesday of each month to the third
Monday of each month. Mrs. Ethel
Matson of the National Junior Red
Gross spoke on Junior Red Cross and
Wide-Werld Friendship The associa-
tion voted to ask the Commissioners to
pave both Newark and Macomb streets,
which are adjacent to the school.
The Elmira College Club will visit the
Folger Shakespeare Library November
II. at $3.50 pm, to be followed by
tea at the Ugly Duckling Tea Room.
Members of the club will be the guests
of Miss Mary MacNair and Miss Har-
riet w. Pierson, who are the hostesses
for the November meeting.
The officers elected are: Miss Martha
Wood. preeident; Mrs John Donaldson,
vice president; Mrs. A. Lane Cricher,
rsc2rdinG secretary; Mrs. Percy LantSy,
! corresponding secretary; Miss Mary
MacNair. treasurer.
The Wesley Heights Circle OF the
Florence Crittenton Homo Will meet LOT
luncheon Monday at the home of Mrs.
| Horace L, Dawson, 45l7 Garfield street.
Soroptirnist CIub.-The monthly meet
ing was held at the La Fayette Hotel
wednesday with President Nell Hysong
presiding. Plans for card party at the
Almas Temple Shrine November II
| were discussed. There will be fashion
show at IL o'clock. There will also be
dancing after the bridge game and
| fashion show.
Woman's Clinic.-Dr. Z. Patterson
presided at the meeting Of the Execu-
! tive Bard at the clinic. 4704 Georgia
avenue. Monday evening. Mrs. Grace
J. Leimbach was welcomed as new
member, Mrs. Edgar T. Brown, chair
man of ways and means, reported the
results of the card party held at the
clinic. one of series being sponsored
! by the board.
A series of health talks, with DR.
Edith Allen as chairman, was an
nounced. The first Of the group to be
given at the clinic, to which the pub
| lie is invited, was presented last night
| by DR.. Allen, when she spoke on ''The
! Balanced Diet" DR.. E. Patterson will
tell of The Mysteries Of the Body" and
| illustrate the lecture with slides No
vember 26 at pm. New members
presented and indorsed were Miss Ber-
nice Montgomery, Mrs. James Irwin and
Miss Mary Stine.
The Rock Creek Church Branch Of
! the Girls Friendly Society will play
| host to the Guild Of st. Marks from
Fairland, Md, the evening of November
ID. The, guild viii present a play in
/ the parish hall.
Miss Nagle Of the Neighborhood
House addressed the branch November
7 in behalf of the Community Chest
! The Sewing Circle will meet November
! IA and at the same time one of the
seasons best books will be read to the
! group.
VoteIess ID. C. League Of Women
Voters.-Mrs. A. j. McKelway presided
| at the meeting of the Executive Board
at the Women's City Club.
| Mrs. Mercer Johnston, chairman OF
| the Living Costs Committee, announced
a series of talks to be given at the
Mount Pleasant branch library at II
O'Clock each Tuesday during November
Public Utilities" will be the subject oi
the talk and discussion Tuesday morn
ing. The public is invited
! Miss Fay Bentley was appointed tc
represent the league in the Community
! Chest drive
Miss Rhoda Milligan was announced
as the guest speaker for the dinner
November 80 in connection with the
semi-annual business meeting.
The appointment of Mrs. Lyman B
SWcrmstedt and Mrs. Daniel Partridge
as members of the Nominating Com
mittee was indorsed
Mrs. William C.. Johnstone, chair
man OF international cooperation to
prevent war, reported a series of talks
planned for the study groups to which
all league members are invited. The
f1rSt will be held the evening of De-
cember at the home of Mrs. John
stone. 912 Nineteenth street, at g
i O'Clock. Mrs. Esther Caukin Brunauer
| VIII speak on "Czarist Russia and How
Soviet Regime Came About" On De-
| cember l6 at the same address and hour
the subject of the talk will be Program
ana ObJectives of Soviet Government
Political, Economic and Social"
District of Columbia League nj
american Pen Women.-Mrs. Eugenia
De Land Saugstad, artist, is exhibiting
ner pictures in the studio at 17O6 I
street. She will give an art exhibit
tea today from 4 to s O'Clock.
| Ihe members Of the Poetry evening
| WIN Miss Alethea Todd Anderson
chairman, will read today. at ANN
original poems written for this meeting
Nine. Felian Garzia will hold her
Les Causeries Franchises at 4:30 O'Clock
November Is. Mrs. Clara Keck Hefle-
power, national president of the League
OF American Pen Women, will be the
guest of honor at tea November II
from to o'clock.
| The Park View WOmen's Club mel
at the home of Mrs D. Edward Clarke
| 1914 Farragut street. The assistinq
hostesses were Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Moore
Mrs. Duffle and Mrs. Walker. The pres
ldent, Mrs. Pierce b. Ashburn, pre-