Evening star., 1932-04-10

niversary program, which VIII include q
historical synopsis of the Curley Club
and other articles Of interest.
The next meeting will be held In the
Continental Hotel April IA. Dancing
VIII follow the business session.
The Petworth woman's Club met
April at the Petworth School, with
the president, Mrs. Holm, In the chair.
Mrs. Fisher, chairman of the home sec
ton, reported that Sl540 was made
at the card party given by that section.
MRS. Waite, chairman Of the litera-
ture section, announced Mrs NorcroSs
and group from her section would
nave charge Of the book review at the
Mount Pleasant Library April 81 at 2
o'clock.
Mrs. Hammer and Mrs. Phelps gave
reports OF the District Federation meet
Ing. Mrs. lie Craw was appointed a
delegate to the federation to take the
place of Mrs. Tuft. Mrs. Phelps moved
that the club indorse any name pre-
sented by Mrs. Hammer for Office IL
the federation.
The hospitality section will have
charge Of the annual banquet anc
Mesdames Nelson, Stewart. Dietz, Rich
wine and A. N. Jones were named tC
be In charge Of the program.
The music section entertained with
several selections and Mrs. Frasier's
little daughter gave recitations.
The Argyle Study Club will meet
Tuesday with Mrs E. E. Norwood. SOIL
sixteenth street. Luncheon at ! o'clock,
followed by a book review by Mrs.
Henry A. Cox.
The District of Columbia League of
American Pen Women will give tea
today, from to 6 o'clock, in honor Of
the members who have been accepted
into membership during 1930-31 and
1892. A program of work of mem
bers on features, short stories, poetry
and music will be given. Mrs. Maude
Lukens and Mrs. Estelle M Moses will
read stories and Miss Aletha Todd An
derson poems. Mrs. Bess Olmsted will
sing
Miss Mary Hedrick will entertain
Nine. Felian Garzia, chairman, Les
CauSeries Franchises, and members of
the group at q tea in her home, 1921
N street, April 13, at 4:30 O'Clock.
Mrs Eugene Deland Saugstad chair
man of exhibits, announces entries TO
the prize contest are now on exhibit in
the studio.
The Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent,
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Civil War, held memorial exercises in
Arlington National Cemetery at the
tomb of the Civil War unknown last
donated by Mrs. Ethel Qrimmes, was
placed by her mother, widow of vet
eran of the Civil War
A IaIa 1a
on National Defense and Naturalization
the night of April in Constitution
Hall
The members of the tent took part
in a Joint patriotic exercise Wednesday
with the G. A. r. Women's Relief
Corps, Sons of Union Veterans of the
Civil War, and the auxiliaries to the
Sons of Veterans at the Stevenson
Monument, Seventh street and Penn
sylvania avenue. Later some members
marched in the Army day parade, led
by the president, Mrs. Van Slattery.
The Wesley Heights Circle of the
Florence Crittenton will meet April IL
for luncheon at the home of Mrs. Wes-
ley M Gewehr. Her assistants will be
Mrs. Charles B. Heinemann, Mrs. John
E. Bentley and Mrs. Henry D. Ralph.
The Wesley Heights Book Review
Club will meet April 13 at the home of
Mrs. Franklin D. Jones, on Glover
driveway. Mrs Walter Davidson and
Mrs. Arch Lockhart Riddick will give
book reviews.
The Wesley Heights Child Study Club
met April 4 at the home of Mrs. Royal
r. Rommel, when the hostess was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Henry D.
Ralph and Mrs. Clarence A. Lane. Miss
BERTHE BackuS, principal Of the Alice
Deal Junior High School, spoke on
Character Reading in Vocational Sue
cess" The next meeting will be May
3 at the home of Mrs. Arthur L. Long,
1900 Forty-flfth street.
The Horace Mann Home and School
Association will meet at the school April
IL for election of officers, which will be
followed by a reception for the teachers.
American Association Of University
Women.-All interested are asked to
meet today at 8 pm. at the Chamberlin
shack, at Thrifton, Va, to walk to the
Potomac and later have picnic supper
at the shack
At pm. will be the club supper book
review, Mexico: A Study of the Two
Americas" by Stuart Chase, Frank
Tannenbaum will show his movies of
the Indians of Mexico.
The regular tea will be given Monday
at 4 pm, followed by a branch meet
ing. Miss Christine Fassett will be
hostess. At 8 pm. Mrs. Mitchell Car
roll will speak on Olympia and Olym-
pic Games, Ancient and Modern" the
talk being sponsored by the art study
group.
Miss Harriet Ahlers will conduct the
study group Tuesday at pm. in ado
lescent education.
The round-table discussion group on
recreation as the foundation of educa-
ton" will meet Wednesday at pm.
Miss Edna McNaughton of the Univer-
sity of Maryland and Miss Sibyl Baker,
director of District Fairgrounds. will
lead the discussion. An informal dinner
will precede the discussion.
At IL am Thursday the book review
section will hear Miss Elaine Middle
kauf, leaders adviser of the Public Lii
brary, give some selections from current
fiction. At pm. Miss BERTHE Backus
Will lead the study group in character
education.
The card party benefit of the fellow
ship fund will be held Thursday at
BIS pm. Make reservations through
Mrs, Edwin B. Behrend, 1854 Biltmore
street.
Girls Friendly Society.-At the Epiph-
any Branch Monday night busi-
ness meeting was held, as the admis-
sion service was postponed until April
IL. Miss Lillian Dusenburg. from the
Epiphany Home, gave a talk on the
Islands of Jamaica and Bermuda. On
April II Frederick Snyder will give his
flnal discussion of current events and
1t is hoped that every member and
manv friends will be present.
The society of St. Stephens Church
announces an entertainment, Tuning
UP for the Wedding" and skit, Who's
Who" at 8 pm, April Is, with dancing
from 10 to o'clock, featuring THE
Aristocrats"
The regular diocesan meeting was
held at EDiOhanV DarjSb hall April