Evening star., 1932-10-30

DahIgren Terrace Crittenton Circle
Mrs. A. c. Proctor, president, enter
! taincd at buffet luncheon in her
home, 1927 Van Ness street. Speakers
were Rev Walter NJ. Michael Of the
Eldbrooke Methodist Church and Mrs.
Thomas E. Robertson, president of the
| Crittenton Hcme Board. The circle in
dorsed the Community Chest. Musical
! selections were rendered by Mrs. Ella
Dick.
The Alpha Zeta Delphian Chapter
I met Wednesday at the Washington Ho-
( tel at 10: 80 am. Mrs E. E. Jones con-
Quoted a short business session. Mrs.
Charles Boteler was the leader for the
! meeting and the following members took
I part in the program: Mrs Elmer Davis,
! Mrs. G. N. Warner, Mrs. Samuel Mont
gomery. Mrs. Louis Puckett. Mrs. H. j.
zimmerman, MIS-. A. L. Riddick and
! Mrs. William Weber.
/ The Takoma Park WOmen's Club will
meet at Branch Library November l at
| l O'Clock. Luncheon will be served
Guest tickets may be procured from
| Mrs. Ethel Lamond. 1921 Blair road
/ up to noon Monday. An Illustrated
: talk On Some of Ny Recent Travels"
: " III " gwen DN MI w IIlIdiIl vi NdIlIl
/ wife of the director of the National
! Geological Park.
! The executive board met for lunch
, and business at 2l0 Willow avenue last
! Friday.
The Age of Romanticism' was dis
CusSed at last Wednesdays meeting of
! the drama department.
The music department met Thursday
at the home of Mrs. E. w. Bond. The
! life of Schumann was reviewed by the
! hostess and there were songs. also piano
music from the works Of this composer.
Twentieth Century Club.-The litera-
turc lection will meet tomorrow at s
D N at the home OF the chairman. Mrs
John Ctto JoAn"Gn. 28h2 Al!cnda!e
place MIS- Dayton ward Will discuss
lie "Youngcst Of the Art and Mrs
A r. CIandall will speak on Occasional
Poems
The November meeting Of the club
Will be held Thursday at i am. at the
Y. w. c. A MIS- Ellwood P. Morey,
president, presiding. George Otis
Smith. chairman of the Federal Power
Commission will be the guest Of honor
and Will speak on Twentieth Century
Power"
The nature section. Mrs. Leo D.
Miner. chairman, will take walk
around Chevy Chase Lake Wednesday
at 1920 am.
The Gamma Chapter of the Delphian
Society met at the Shoreham Hotel
Monday evening with Miss Mary G..
WOlford, vice president, presiding. The
program. in charge OF Mrs. Pearl r.
Triedip. consisted Of art treasures of
Florence ard Venice. Mrs. Evelyn
Bright Buckley. Miss Irene Westerman,
Mrs. Viola S Snyder, Ms. Jessie
krauec. MS Alice CuShman Eliot. Miss
Lulu Adams. Mrs Mary G Mathlot and
Miss Ellen G.. Bulger participated in
the program
Tie next meeting viii be November
"A and the program Will be in charge
Of Mrs o. \. Fansler
The Alpha Chapter Of Beta Sigma
Phi Sorority on November ID will hold
q iolnt meeting Of the three District
chapters Of the sorority et 2400 Six
teenth street DR.. Earle Wiley, pastor
emeritus Of the National City Christian
Church. Will be the speaker OF the
evening At the close Of the meeting
there Will ba a reception in honor OF
Or. WInev and the new officers Of the
three chapters All members of Beta
Sigma Phi and their friends are IN
yItcd
American Association of University
Women.-Aliss Lucille 2. Ezekiel Will
start her classes in child Development
TUESDAY at 10 am. at the club house,
while Miss Evelyn Davis will open her
classes in the art of the dance Tuesday
at s pm.
Tie poetry study group will meet
Of : ~ NTrc icl1ard
Hogue as leader. when the discussion
will center about the contemporary
English poets.
Dr.. Harrison Howe, editor Of Indus
trial and Engineering Chemistry, will
be the honor guest and speaker at the
Monday tea tomorrow at + pm. He
Will speak on Artificial Silk. Cello
phane and CellulOse Products DR..
Louise Mcdaniel Browne Will introduce
the speaker and Mrs. Frank Ballou will
he the hostess.
DR. Edith Allen and Miss Irma
Brown will be the leaders for the mixers
today when they Will walk through
Rock Creek Park They Will meet at
Pierce's Mill at 45 O'Clock and after
the hike will assemble at the club house
for supper.
The Columbia Delphian Chapter will
meet at the Hamilton Hotel November
3 at 10 O'Clock The subject will be:
Seventeenth Century Painters Of Flan-
ders and Holland" The leader will be
Mrs Little and the topics are:
"Ruben's Life" Mrs. A NJ. Finnegan:
His Painting" Mrs. Graham: His
Qualities Shown in His Masterpiece,
Mrs Mancill; "Rubens Pupils" Mrs.
Linton; Dutch Painting Of the Six
tecnth Century" Mrs. Horn. Study Of
pictures; By Rubens, Mrs. Nairn; by
Van Dyck Mrs. Norris, and by Halls,
Mrs. Davidson.
The District Of Columbia Federation
met Monday at the National Fedora
ton Building on street. Mrs. Har-
vey w Wiley president, presided. Mrs.
Lloyd w. Biddle first vice president,
announced a concert to be given by
Miss Mary Apple and Miss Helen Col
hCun at the Women'S City Club at
pm. November 4, to raise funds to
continue the radio feature, Among
Women" given over Station WMAL
every Friday morning, and lecture
by Daniel Frohman, theatrical pro-
ducer. at Constitution Hall, Novem-
Der ll6.
Mrs, Edgar B. Merritt, president
emeritus. and Mrs John w. Frizzell
spoke.
Reports were given by Miss Mar
garet I. Fraser, home making; Mrs.
George Oliver Gillingham, interna-
tional relations; Mrs Ellis Logan. fine
arts: Mrs. Swiggett. art; Mrs. Mc1ndoo
literature: Mrs. Otto Johnson, theater
guild: Mrs. Florence Barnes, poetry;
Mrs. Frank NJ. Shortall, Mrs. Vernon
Lowry, Mrs. James Shera Montgomery
Mrs. Henry Grattan Kerans, Mrs. w.
w Husband, Mrs. Faris and Mrs.
Littell.
judge Theodore G. Risley, solicitor OF
the Department of Labor made an ad-
dress. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Randall
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