Evening star., 1933-02-26
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

of Mrs. w. c. Johnstone, 912 Nine.
teenth street, when members of tht
league heard report on the recen
conference for the cause and cure o.
war. Mrs. Henry Chalmers and Mrs
Daniel Partridge, delegates, gave the
report. Tea was served.
Mrs. C. H. Curl, chairman of the
Sewing Circle. and members of tht
group sewing for the Red Cross will bt
hostesses at the tea today when Mis-.
Mabel T. Boardman will be guest o.
honor
The French section has planned q
soiree for tomorrow evening.
Noel Haviland Field of the State De.
partment will talk on Disarmament
at a meeting of the Current Events Sec
ton Tuesday at 450 pm.
A meeting of the House Committee
will be held Wednesday at II o'clock.
! The March business meeting of the
club will be held Wednesday evening.
! Open house will be observed Inaugu-
ration day with an informal luncheon
arranged for the wives of Governors ano
other distinguished guests. The In
augural Committee in charge is COM
| posed OF Mrs. Merritt o. Chance chair
/ liidii, WlS. Sdly /. dldySOll, NlCe ClldlI
man; Mrs. George M. Eckels, Ellis
Meredith and Mrs. Gladys B. Middle
miss.
The Gamma Chapter, DeIphian So
ciety, will meet at the Shoreham HoteI
| tomorrow evening. The topic, English
Painting" will be under the leadership
of Miss Irene Westerman. The program
will be: Development of Art in Eng
4 he
Work." Mrs. Evelyn Buckley; Cunning
hams Estimate of Hogarth," Sir Joshua
| Reynolds, Mrs. Pearl Friede; Gains
borough and Lesser Portraitists," Miss
Ellen Bulger: Landscape Painters Be-
| fore Turner" Mrs. Mary Mathiot; 'Tur-
/ ner," Mrs. Bertram Moore; Study OF
| Pictures by Hogarth," Miss Lulu Adams
by Reynolds" Mrs. Evelyn Haller; by
Gainsborough,' Miss Emma Hoffer; by
Crome and wilson, Miss Lunsford, and
BY Constable" Miss Mary Wolford;
by. Turner" Miss Evelyn Kay.
American Association of University
Women.-There will be tea with Mrs
Harris T. Baldwin as hostess and Miss
Grace Fryslnger, senior home econo-
mist, extension service. United States
Department of Agriculture, as honor
guest and speaker, tomorrow at pm.
Mrs. Edward r. Costigan will introduce
the speaker.
The Junior Group will hold a party
Tuesday at $3.50 pm. in honor of its
new members. Miss Ellen Acree will
be the hostess. assisted by Miss Judith
Steele and Miss Phoebe Fleming
Mrs. Dudley willard will be the host
ess at the Club night" activities Fri
day night.
Study Group activities include the
Child Development Group, Tuesday at
10 am; Art of the Dance Group, We'd
nesday at pm, and the Poetry Group,
Thursday at IL am, with Mrs. Lowell
Gilgore and Mrs Royal B. Aldrich as
readers and Mrs. Richard Hogue as
leader.
A group studying the standardization
OF articles for home use will meet We'd
nesday at II am, with Mrs. Harris
T. Baldwin of the League of Women
Voters as leader.
Washington Chapter Hadassah held a
birthday party celebrating its four
teenth anniversary Tuesday at the Jew
ish Community Csnter. Mrs. A. Shef-
fernlan gave the opening prayer of a
program which featured the cutting of
huge birthday cake by Mrs. Dora Sill
Lewisohn was discussed by Mrs. Allan
Fisher. Mrs. Herman Hertzberg gave
vocal selections accompanied by Mrs.
Maurice Bisgyer. A dramatic sketch,
Fourteen" was given by Mrs. David H.
Kushnor. Mrs. Herman Hertzberg and
Mrs. Maurice Bisgyer were co-chairmen
for arrangements of the party. Mrs S.
Goldberg was hostess at tea. Mrs Louis
Sherman founder of the chapter; Mrs
Nathan Musher, Mrs. Harry Sherry.
Mrs. 1sador Kahn, Mrs. John M. Safer,
Mrs. William I. Ogus and Mrs Dave
Alpher. former presidents were honor
guests.
At a special conference of the officers
it was decided to postpone the donors
luncheon to March 81.
Kit Carson Relief Corps met at 1915
L street February IT, Mrs. Emily Brad
ley presiding, in the absence of its presi-
dent, Marie Summer. The names of
two applicants for membership were
presented, Mrs. Rena Harean and Mrs.
Titrington.
Mrs. Margaret Marsh was made chair
man of birthdays and Mary H. Wingate
to take charge of the roses to be made
Tor the graves of soldiers buried in
Arlington. Master Richard Marsh en-
W. epAAISa WitiA n oClCCIlUIl, WdSIllIlRlOIl
at Valley Forge" During the PRAYER
service the charter was draped in honor
Of Kate Robinson.
A card party will be held at the HAM
ilton Hotel March Is. The next meet
ing is March II at Soldiers and Sailors
Club, 10l5 L street.
Philo Classics met at the home of the
president. Mrs George Lewis Peckham,
3l77 Eighteenth street. The program
vas in charge Of Miss Julia Macmillan,
leader of the play, Winters Tale
The guests were Mrs. Robert Miller.
Mrs. Charles Sidney Forbes, Mrs.
Harry E. zimmerman and Mrs. N. A.
Powell.
p. E. o. Sisterhood, Chapter B, were
! received by Mrs. Caroline B. Stephens
at the Central Union Mission Tuesday
evening. An address of welcome was
given by John S. Bennett superinten-
dent of the mission The business
session was presided over by Mrs. Ed
ward T. Lornas, president.
The guest speaker was P. Frederick
Snyder. assistant to the Secretary of
Labor. Refreshments were served by
the hostess and assistants, Mrs. j.
Harry Cunningham, Mrs Percy w. Glib
bon, Mrs. H. H. McKeever, Mrs E. G.
Siggers and Mrs. Frank B. Curtis.
Guests were Mrs. Edward w. Marcellus,
Chapter AZ, Evanston, Ill; Mrs. Ster-
ling Bockoven, Chapter F, District of
Columbia, and Mrs. P. F. Snyder.
The District of Columbia Dietetic
Association will meet Tuesday, pm.
at Emergency Hospital Nurses Home