Evening star., 1932-10-23

October IS al 1890 am, when Proi
Wesley NJ. Gcwcfr of American Uni
lc:sity will spts,. Oil China"
District Of Columbia Federation.-A
meeting will be held tomorrow at 1886
am. at 1874 N street. Mrs. Harvey
w. Wiley is president. The meetings
will be from 1890 to 80 o'clock.
speaker from the Community Chest
and one from the District of Columbia
EMPLOYMENT Relief Committee will ad-
dress the meeting. Plans for the work
Of the clothes conservation project will
be discussed and put into operation
The District of Columbia Federation is
also working With the Department OF
Commerce to remedy some of the un-
economical practices in regard to buy
ing. credit, returned goods and advcr-
ti-irg.
MIS-. Grattan E, Kerans Will intro
ducc the speaker. Judgc Theodore @
Rielcy. solicitor of the Department OF
Labor
The musical program will be arranged
by Mrs j. Shera Montgomery, chair
man of the division of music
/ Mrs. E. K. PEBBLES. dirc:tor of Com
munity Centers, will be the speaker pre-.
sented by Mrs. Helen Morrison Hunter
during the Among Women" hour OF the
federation at l0:45 am, October 20
over Station WMAL. Her subject will
be How Recreation Meets the De-
preston
| A concert to raise funds. connected
with the broadcast, has been arranged
for the evening of November 4 at the
Women's City Club. Miss Mary Apple
ccrtralto. and Miss Helen Colhoun
reader will b. the artist.
The SodsIty Union Literary Clut
met October Il in tie Aloysian Club, Al
I street Miss G-ary NJ in2lr is the
president EIccil% Will he ca ter bt
held on the second am fourth Friday
of each month at the Aloysian Club.
/ In the absence of the Rev. DR.. Johl
j. Coady, moderator of the club, the
speaker was Rev William F. Strickel
of ST Matthews Church.
Membership in the club is open to al
! socialists of the city. The speaker fol
| the meeting October 28 will be Father
Murphy Of st. Peters Church. who will
recount interesting details of his recent
visit to Ireland.
/ American Association of University
Women.-The annual reception in honor
+ of the officers and members of the
/ board of directors will be held tomorrow
at the club house from 4 to pm.
Mrs. John William Cooper. president
will head the receiving line. which will
include DR.. Martha MacLear. vice
pre- ident: Mrs Wilson Compton
treasurer Miss Judith Clark, CORE
spending secretary; Miss Maxine Girts
recording secretary: Miss Belle Rankin
headquarters secretary. and the follow
ing members of the board Of directors
Miss Anna Pearl Cooper, Miss Elizabeth
Eastm9n. Mrs. Frank E. Edgihgton
Miss Anna D. Halbcr. Miss Marion E
Hall. Mrs Paul E. Howe. Mrs De!o;
E. kinsman. Mrs Howard G. Nichols
Mrs. George B. Woods. Mrs. Maris NJ
/ Pruffitt. Miss Margaret A Klein ano
Miss Marion Hall Mrs Karl Fennine
will be the hostess and will be assisted
by number of the past presidents Of
the local branch
A book review will be held Thursday
at l I'M, with Mrs. Horace G. Torbert
as the reviewer.
TIE Hiking Club will meet at the
Johnson homo. at Alta Vista. Md about
315 O'Clock for a walk through the
/ country. which will be led by Enoch
Johnson. After the walk the mixers vii
return to the Johnson home. where Mr.
/ and Mrs. Johnson will be hosts to a
picnic supper.
/ The Society of Free Lance Writers. al
/ its meeting Wednesday evening. at
! ll06 Connecticut avenue. will present a
group of short stories. which will be
read by their respective authors, Bobbie
Bray Hayes. Benjamin Fcr.ill and Ma
EdN ard L. Dyer. A discussion of these
stories in particular and of narrative
technique in general will follow
Gideon A. Lyon associate editor oi
The Star addressed the society at the
last meeting
Twentieth Century C,ub-The nature
section will have a trip October 26 alore
the towpath from Sycamore Island tC
Cabin John Take car marked Cabin
John at Dupont Circle at 10 am and
meet at Sycamore Island at 0:3C
O'Clock
A meeting Of the Board of Directors
will be held October q at the Y w
c. A. at II am.
Gamma Chapter of the Delphian
Society will meet at the Shoreham Hote
! F'riede will be leader for the program
which will be on art treasures of Flor
! ence and Venice and include "Some
| Treasures of Florence in the Cathe-
drsl Square" by Mrs. Evelyn Buckley
The Bargello and the Uff1zi'' by Mis-;
Irene Wcsterman; "Other Famous Ar
Centers, by Mrs Harry j. Sears; "Ir
Venice. San Marco" by Mrs. Alice
| Cushman Eliot: "Ruskins Essay on Sar
| Marco" by Miss Lulu Adams The
Ducal Palace" by Mrs. Mary G
Mathiot. and The Guild Halls and the
Academy" by Miss Ellen G. Bulger.
study Of pictures of the cathedral ant
| Campanile of Florence will be given BY
| Mrs Jessie B. Krause and of Venetian
architecture by Mrs. Bertram C. Moore
Miss Mary G. Wolford will give current
events.
Petworth Woman's Club-The music
section will meet Tuesday at 8 pm
with Mrs. M. F. Garfield, 4l21 Ninth
street. Mrs. Fred Cowsill is anxious
for new members to join this section.
The Art Section will meet October
81 at 1890 pm in the basement Of
the Petworth NJ E. Church. After the
! luncheon. the section will visit thu
Panorama painting of the World War
Pantheon de la Guerre. and any clut
members who are interested are invited
to join the group.
Charter G-P. f. O.-Mrs w. G
Waldo and Mrs. Wallace Streater en-.
/ tertained the members at luncheon ir
Mrs. Walde's residence 2815 @ street
This was followed by business and
! social session The programs for thi;
! season will be on variety of subjects
/ An auction sale will be held at thu
residence of Mrs. Ernest H. Daniel
! November 10, wh>4 Mrs. Faber Ste
venson will be auctioneer. for the bene'
1t of the chapters educational work.
The next meeting will be held October