Evening star., 1932-05-08

Inc clVlcS SectlOn picnic VIII DC Al1-
nounced later.
The education section will make a
tour Of historic mansions and gardens
of Fairfax County, Va, next Saturday.
Members are requested to bring lunches.
All members of the club are invited to
attend the outing Phone Mrs. Lawrence
Martin, chairman, West 0l42, or Mrs.
Robbie Evans, Cleveland 5000. Meet at
IL am. in the 5000 block of M street.
Beta Sigma Phi Educational Sorority.
The annual Founders Day banquet
was held at the Carlton Hotel by the
three local chapters. Alpha, Beta and
Gamma. At the head table were the
local chapters sponsor, Mrs. Grace Lo-
gan; the national field secretary from
Kansas City, Miss Daisy Birchfield, and
the three presidents from their respec-
tive local chapters The meeting was
opened with prayer by Miss Lucille
Embrey of Gamma. Mrs. Annette Hut
terly of Beta Chapter acted at toast
mistress. Mrs. Logan made an address
Miss Birchfield conducted the initiation
of the new members. Mrs. Alicegene
Carver sang, accompanied on the piano
by Miss Alma Brockwel. Mrs. Logan
gave the closing prayer.
The Soroptimist met at the Lafayette
Hotel wednesday, and President Nell
Hysong presided Sallie billiards. group
won the attendance prize. The guest
of honor was Mrs Harvey w. Wiley,
who spoke on Equal Rights for Wom-
en-, at Home and Abroad"
Formal dedication of the Soroptimist
walk will take place on Tuesday at AIS
o'clock, and Mrs. Hoover has been
asked to be present. Sol Bloom of the
United States Bicentennial Commis-
sion will speak.
The Wesley Heights Child Study Club
will meet May IL at the home of Mrs.
Dean NJ Rathbun, when DR.. Katherine
McHale will speak on "Adolescent
Problems"
The Horace Mann Home and School
Association will meet May 10 in the
school. when the installation of new
officers will be held.
The Wesley Heights Book Review
Club will meet May IL at the home of
Mrs. George S. CARL, jr., will give re-
views.
Wesley Heights Club.-The annual
meeting will be held May in the club
house, when officers will be elected.
The Wesley Heights Circle of the
Florence Crittent0n will meet for
luncheon at the home May 8, when
election of officers will be held. Plans
will be made for the picnic May Is at
the Summer home of DR.. and Mrs. Will
liam Earl Clark, at Ivy Neck, on the
Rhodes River MARYLAND
Chapter ii, p. E. GA dinner and
special meeting were held at the George
Mason Hotel, Alexandria, Va, in honor
of Mrs. Chellie Stevens Wright, supreme
organizer of the P E. o. Sisterhood. Mrs
D. M. Zirkle was hostess. Other guests
we're Miss Julia Macmillan, District or
ganizer, and Mrs. r. A. Porterfield,
president of Chapter C.
The regular meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. c. E. Nelson, 290l Con-
necticut avenue, Tuesday evening. The
evening was devoted to reception and
special program in honor of mothers of
members of the chapter The program
included the reading of paper by Miss
Helen Winter and music by Mrs. Eu-
gene Voll, soprano, and George Dixon
Thompson, pianist.
The Social Club of Washington Coun-
Gil, Ladies of the U. c. C. Of E., met
with Mrs. Lowberman, Cherrydale, Va.
After luncheon the business was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Smithers.
The next meeting will be May IL at
the home of Mrs. Ward, 3706 Bunker
Hill road, Mount Rainier, Md.
The Art Section of the Woman's
Club Of Chevy Chase, Md, viii hold
Bicentennial tea and colonial exhibition
May 10 from to o'clock in the Chevy
Chase, Md, Library. There will be a
group of 30 paintings by the landscape
artist. w. Lester Stevens.
At the joint meeting of the civics Sec
ton of the international relations sec
ton, DR.. Boyd Carpenter spoke on Far
Eastern Affairs"
Mrs. Helen Turley, contralto, was the
guest artist at the annual luncheon OF
the Music Section, held at the Column
bia Country Club, Tuesday. Spanish
dances were given by Miss Christine
Stewart with Mrs. McCathran at the
piano. A group of songs was also rem
dered by Mrs. William Graham. soprano,
with Mrs. Holland Huntington at the
piano. Mrs. Lillian Peterson gave three
piano selections. Besides the members
Of the club and the artists providing
the program there were three honor
guests, Mrs. Karl Fenning, president OF
the Woman's Club, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herndon Morsell Both Mrs. Fenntng
and Mr.. Morsell spoke, as did Mrs. j.
Harry Cunningham, who was reelected
as leader for the coming year. Mrs.