Evening star., 1932-11-06

Joseph w. Cox, Mrs. Elmer Louis Kay
ser. Mrs. Russell McNitt. Miss Margaret
Maize, Mrs Oscar Benwood Hunter
Mrs. Willard Hayes Yeager, Miss Anna
Pearl Cooper and Miss Elizabeth Reeves
Proceeds will be used in furnishing
Lambie House, student headquarters al
the university, and to aid the student
employment bureau.
DR.. Allen Stockdale, pastor OF the
First Congregational Church, gave 9
reading of the poems of James Whit
comb Riley at the meeting Tuesday
Preceding the meeting DR.. and Mrs
Stockdale were the guests OF honor dur
ing the social, when they received with
Miss Elizabeth Peet, president. At the
tea table we're Mrs. Joshua Evans, Jr.,
and Mrs. Joseph w. Cox.
The history of Columbian Women for
1922 was read by Miss Peet. Those
elected to membership were Miss Evelyn
Eller Mrs. Charles H. Payne and Mrs.
Gertrude Driscoll Howard.
The literature section Of Columbian
Women will meet Wednesday at 8:l5
pm at TIA Twenty first street. A BIZ
centennial program will be given.
The Soroptimist Club held lunch
con meeting Wednesday at the La
Fayette. The guest speaker was Blanche
A. Corwin, formerly home demonstra-
ton agent under the extension section
of the Agriculture Department.
A card party will be given by the
club November II at the Almas Temple.
There was meeting Of the Member
ship Committee, Laura Waters, chair
man. before the meeting. Nell Hysong,
president, presided. Nora Hoffman and
grams The party scheduled for
Saturday night and given by Clara Mae
Downey was postponed because OF the
absence of Mrs. Dovney from the city
The Horace Mann Home and School
Association will meet in the school
November instead of November s.
Mrs Ethel B. Matson of the National
Staff of the Junior Red Cross will
speak On Service for Others and Wide
World Friendship
The Wesley Heights Book Review
Club will meet November at the home
of Mrs. Franklin D. Jones on Glover
driveway, when Mrs. A. j. Gore will
give book review.
The Wesley Heights Child Study Club
met at the home of its president, Mrs.
Earle w. Wallick, November l, with
Mrs Herbert A. Howell and Mrs. Dean
M Rathbun assisting Miss Frances
Withers spoke on Religion and Char
actcr Building"
Womcn's City Ciub.-The Needle
work Guild section. Mrs. W. J. LaVarre.
chairman. will be hostesses at the tea
today when Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes
will he guest of honor.
The Monday afternoon bridge sec
ton, Mrs. Dixie T. Wright, chairman.
Will begin its formal play tomorrow
at 1:30 o'clock
The House Committee. Mrs Merritt
o. Chance, chairman, will meet Tues
dav at II o'clock.
Joseph w. Matre, assistant to the
legal adviser Of the State Department,
Will talk on The Gold Standard" at
a meeting of the current events sec
ton Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
Miss Alice M. Heaven. president, will
preside at meeting of the board of
directors Tuesday at pm
Miss Elva Mcnamara. chairman OF
the Tuesday evening bridge section,
is in charge of arrangements for serv-
ing refreshments to members Who wish
to remain for election returns Tuesday
evening Assisting her will be Mrs. A.
B. Allen, Miss S. Pearle Jencks and
Miss Jessie G. Lane
Matthew w. Stirling. chief. Bureau
of American Ethnology. Smithsonian
Institution, will be guest speaker at
the dinner of the business and profes-
sional section Wednesday at $50
O'Clock. He will give an illustrated talk
on the Jivaro Indians of Eastern
Ecuador.
A special civic luncheon meeting will
be held jointly with the Buy-in-
Washington Council at the club house
Friday at l o'clock with Dean Grace
Hays Riley presiding. All members are
in'ited to make reservations.
Curley Cuba dance was held
October % at the Continental Hotel.
when the judges awarded first prize
to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ E. Burns: second.
Owen w Bard; third. c. E. Cornell:
fourth. Miss Arlene Msrchino: fifth,
William Irving Hayes, and sixth. Mrs.
E, Cornell. Honorable mention was
given to Miss Monte DAILY Miss Svlviane
Bernard and Miss Bernadine Nesline
Following the last business meeting
Halloween party was held. Miss Ruth
Rice was awarded first prize and second,
A. J. Agricola. A baritone selection was
eiven by Romeo Gerald of st. Peter S
Choir while Miss Mary Francis Peck
entertained with several novelty dances
Arrangements have been completed
for straw ride next Saturday eve
ming. starting frcm K of c. Hall at
there will be dancing.
The next meeting will be held in
the Continental Hotel Thursday, No
vember 10.
Girls Friendly Socieiv.-A meeting
was held at Epiphany Parish, Hall on
October % and the following officers OF
the Diocese of Washington were elected
and will assume Office on January /:
President. Mrs. George E. Pariseau;
first vice president Mrs. A. S. Steuart;
secord vice president. Mrs. Ben HELEN,
secretary, Miss Elsa A. Needham
treasurer, Miss Annebel Tillett; fifteen
members at large, Mrs Louis Austin
Mrs. Bessie Bolen. Miss Mary S Boy
Gen, Deaconess Carroll, Miss Frances
Crown, Miss Alice Gerow, Miss Mary
Ingle. Mrs. H. w. Pote, Miss Eliza :
beth Walton. Miss Mary Wheeler, Miss
Florence Davidson, Miss Irene Harding,
Miss Eliza Moncure, Miss Gertrude
Pixton and Miss Julia Slaughter; mem
bers at large of Executive Committees
are Mrs. John c. Boyd and Miss Clara
r. Nourse FEEDS of departments:
Activities. Mrs. A. S. Steuart; candi-
Gates, Miss Elizabeth I. Keycer. finance
Mrs. Edward B. Me;gS: membership
Mrs. Mae MaGe2: organization, Miss
Elsa A. Needham, and publicity. Miss
Sadie Carlisle. Chairmen of Standing
Committees: Glasses. Miss Aida Haines,
growth, Miss Helen Mulliken. Holiday
House, Mrs. John c. Boyd: older mem
bers Miss Lottie Anderson: service tt
church, Mrs. M. c. D. Johnson socia
service. Mrs. A. S. Steuart: worship
Mrs. John c. Boyd. Miss Harriet Haie
is the member delegate
On November 7. after supper anc
classes, the annual election of officer.
will be held at the Epiphany Branch.
The Washington Readers Club me
Tuesday evening in alliance room O
All Souls Church The program was
directed by the PRESIDENT, Mrs. Emmt