Evening star., 1932-04-03

presidents are Mrs. Bruce Bielaski oi
Great Neck, Long Island; Mrs. H. S
Paine, Mrs. Thomas E. Robertson, Mrs
Eugene e. Stevens Mrs. O. Merrill, Mrs
Alexander McC. Ashley and Mrs. Har-
vey Sergent, six of whom were present
Mrs. Dennis was also guest of honor
at the civics meeting Friday and spoke
on welfare Activities In Richmond. u
Miss Lavinia Engle spoke on "Responsi-
Bile Endorsement of Legislation" Mrs
Edward L. Smead was the hostess in
charge of the luncheon which followed
the meeting. with Mrs. James v. Ben
nett the leader presiding.
Two dances were given last week by
the Social Section at the Congressional
Country Club; one by the Music Sec
bands night party. The section re-
Bicentennial play The Washingtons
at Home" A musical tea was also held
Monday at the home of Mrs. j. j.
Underwood in Tilden Gardens
The Drama Section will meet Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. F. s.
Bracket; Douglas Greisemer will have
charge of the program. His subject will
be Reviewing Reviewers" 49,.
The Wesley Heights Child Study Club
will meet April at the home of Mrs
Royal R. Rommel, 4546 Lowell street.
Miss BERTHE Backus, principal of the
Alice Deal Junior High School. will
speak on Character Reading in Voca-
tional Success" ..--.
The Executive Committee Of the
Horace Mann Home and School Associ-
alton will meet at the school April
at 3:15 pm.
American Association of University
Women.-At the tea tomorrow ohere
will be an illustrated talk by Mrs
Frank G. Wilkins on wild Flowers, "
with Miss Ruby Nevins acting as host
ess, assisted by Miss Fay Bentley, Miss
Emily Clark, Miss Esther Calvin, Mrs
Goodwin Price Graham, Miss Elizabeth
Haney, Miss Elizabeth Kilgore, Miss
Elma Moulton, Miss Ethel Myers, Miss
May Pendleton and Mrs. Maurice SAILS
bury.
The study group on THE Art of the
Dance" will meet Tuesday at 8 pm
in the board room of the club house,
with Miss Evelyn Davis as leader.
The study group on Modern Con-
temporary Poetry will meet Thursday
at IL am. with Mrs. Richard Hogue as
leader. The topic will be Some Lyric
Voices" with readings given from
Anna Hampstead Branch Marguerite
Wilkinson, Genevieve Taggart. Kather-
inc Lee Bates and Rose O'Neill
Luncheon bridge for members and
guests April at / PM, for which
reservations must be made by Friday
noon
The first walk of the season will
take place April 10, when those parti-
berlin shack, at Thrifton, Va, at 3
pm, to walk to the Potomac and later
have a picnic supper at the shack. All
friends of members are invited.
There will be a supper book review
April 10 at 6 pm, when Senor Jose
Tercero will review "Mexico-a Study
Of Two Americas" by Stuart Chase
Frank Tannenbaum will show movies
Of the Indians of Mexico.
Takoma Park Woman's Cuba
tea was given March 81 from 3 to 4
by the Executive Board and Member
ship Committee for new members who
have come into the club since December
ard their sponsors at the home of Mrs
Norman e. McIndoo, 1925 Blair road
The Ways and Means Committee have
planned bazaar to be given some time
in the latter part of April. The art
department will exhibit a collection OF
rare. old quilts and art treasures; the
garden department will have young
plants and annual seeds for sale, and
the homemakers' department will have
homemade foods for sale.
The club will meet in the branch
library April at O'Clock. Mrs George
r. Bowerman will be the speaker.
Roerich Society at the last meeting
an informal talk was given by Mrs
Ernest Thompson Seton on her sew
eral visits TO China.
Mrs. Ralph Richards contributed Sc
lections on the Theremin, accompanied
by Mrs Greta Won Bayer, who also
gave solo numbers.
The new president. Mrs. Beale r