Evening star., 1932-10-30

Frieda Kenyon.
Stanley Robertson, tenor, entertained
with two numbers, accompanied on the
piano by Miss Beulah Chamberlain.
Eleanor Eckhardt Austin entertained
with humorous imitation of radio
talk. Frederic William Vile was the
guest speaker.
The past presidents were each pre-
! sented with Martha Washington silver
spoon, and Mrs. Vile, who was also a
guest Of the club. was presented with
a Martha Washington states plate,
/ these souvenirs being replicas of the
originals reproduced by Quota Inter
national for the Bicentennial celebra-
ton.
Miss Alma McCrum, president, pre-
sided.
Womens City CIub.-The art sec
ton. Miss Clara R. Saunders, chair
man, and the Hospitality Committee,
Mrs. Caroline B. Stephen, chairman,
will be joint hosteSSes at the tea today
| when Miss Mary King Porter will give
an exhibition of her water colors and
talk about The Sport of Art"
Mrs. William L. Corbin. chairman Of
the book hour announces the program
Tuesday at 4 As O'Clock will be in the
hands of Mrs. Patrick Gallagher who
"'i4 EANoNAAS hOu4 hOu -IOlIo!CuI NC
Paris
! A business meeting will be held We'd
neSday evening with the president Miss
Allca NJ. Heaven. presiding.
Mrs. Rose GouverneuT Hoes, lee
turer and writer, Will be guest of honor
at the forum luncheon Saturday. Mrs
Hoes will tell OF the Bicentennial his
/ torical loan exhibition in the Corcoran
! Gallery Of Art. later conducting the
group through the gallery. Miss Clara
R. Saunders will preside.
The Capital City Club met Wednes-
day evening. Mrs. Frances Neville en-
tertaining at her home 1892 Park place
northeast, with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Petit and Mrs Gladys Tweedale as
slsting. BIngo party al No 9 @ street
norl heaSt. No|ember !, 8 pm. Mrs
CuinnCtte Brennan. president in
chalg'. Arthur Robertson was admit
led TO membership.
SOrOptimist C!ub.-NIme Marcia. as
trolCgist. was the honor guest and
speaker at the Soroptimist luncheon
Wednesday, Mrs Edna Gasch an
nounced that Soroptimist card party
/ Will be given at the Almas Temple, 1915
/ K street. the evening of November IT,
| Mrs. Julia H Gray, manager of the
| Valley Vista Apartment House was vel
coined as new member DR.. Louise
/ Ball, Of the New York Club was guest
! Of Mrs Ruby Lee Minar, Mrs. Anna
KinsloWe. Sussnne Warren Laura
| Waters. Gene Bennett Mary Whiteman
and Mrs. Carolyn Stephens also enter
tanned guests.
The Washington Readers Club will
meet November ! at pm in Alliance
Room Of All Souls Unitarian Church
The Wesley Heights Child Study
Club will meet November l at the home
OF the pre- e-idenr Mrs Earle w Wallick
on Cathedral avenue Mrs Herbert A
Howell and Mrs. a B. Farnham will
be assisting EOSteSses Miss Frances
Withers viii speak on Religion and
Character Building
The Wesley Heights Book Review
Club met October 26 in the home of
Ms. Franklin D Jones on Glover park
way, when Dr.. Wesley NJ. GeWehr. pro-
fesSor of history at American Uniyer-
slty, spoke on China
Park View Women's Club.-The
Literary Committee Mrs I Z MURRAY.
chairman met October 25 at the home
OF Ms. George Jones. 1910 Park place
The assisting hosteSses We're Mrs War
rcn Wagner Mrs z W. Stitt and Mrs.
T. H. Naylor- The guest was Mrs.
Norman McIndoo, chairman Of the
literary section Of the District of Co.
lumbla Federation Of Women's Clubs
under the fine arts division of the fed
Grafton. Mrs. McIndoo outlined her
plans for the work Of her committee
during the coming wear.
A sketch of the life Of the Washing
ton poet, Mrs, Mirick. and readings
from her poems were given by Miss
Augusta Machen.
A meeting of the literature section
Of the District Federation was held
Thursday al Mount Pleasant Library.
Mrs, Murray presented the program.
The book reviewed was bv Mrs Harry
: Gutri0ge of the Park View Club.
The Literary Committee will meet
November % at the home Of Mrs ].
Mckay. 434 Lamont street. when Mrs.
Gutridge will repeat her review
The art section. under the leadership
of Mrs. Maurice Smitte. had luncheon
at the Raleigh Cafeteria, followed BY
trip through the Freer Art Gallery.
Mrs. G. Ellis Logan was the guest and
acted as guide
The next meeting will be held No
vember l8 at the home Of Mrs. Fred
>. walker.
The Business and Professional Wom-
ems Club met at the Willard Hotel
Monday evening Miss Stella Clodfelter.
president presiding. Action was taken
for the club to become a boXholder for
the Sunday afternoon concerts of the
National Symphony Orchestra Plans
were perfected for a benefit card party
at the Dodge Hotel the evening OF
November 4. the proceeds of which will
go to the clubs relief fund for unem-
ployed women
Miss Ruth Finney Of the Scripps-
Howard Newspaper Alliance was the
guest speaker for the evening, her sub
ject being Publicity and It's Applica-
ton to Presidential Campaigns" The
program was in charge of Mrs Jessie
Eliot Perez, Publicity Committee chair
man.
The Ladies' Guild of KenilwOrth met
at the home Of Mrs. HatsWell. Reports
from the committees were received The
hostess served refreshments. The next
meeting. November 9. is at the home of
Mrs. Heinlein, 1903 Kenilwood avenue
northeast.
William b. Cushing Auxiliary No. 4
met with May Parker, president. preSid-
ing. Helen F. Downing. national chair
man of Lincoln Memorial House Com
mittee reported progress. Rosalie NICK.
Shelton gave report as delegate to the
National Convention held with the
G. A. R. in Springfield Ill Tribute was
paid to the memory of Urela Wallace
and Rose jackson
President Parker accepted an invita-
ton of Comdr. Elect Joseph w. Wells
of Gushing Camp No. 80, to hold joint
installation November 4, at O'Clock at
Pythian Temple.
George Washington Delphian Chap
ter.-Mrs. j. K. Freiot presided at the
rneetinn in the Willard Tin11rsdar ,,nor,,