Evening star., 1933-02-12

P. Cooper Of the English department of
George washington University.
! The art department and guests visited
the National Art Gallery.
The Reba Barrett Crittenton Circle
will meet February Is at the home of
Mrs. David Griffths. eee1 Maple avenue.
Takoma Park. A playlet, Lack of
leadership" will be presented.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
February 2 with Mrs. Walter How
ard. and Mrs. Nancy North as assist
ant hostess. The president, Mrs. Mary
Nalle, presented the chairman for the
day. Mrs. Grandfield. Mrs. Clarence
Cranmer read paper OH Late Archeo-
SAINT. who has recently returned from
England, Russia and Europe, gave a
| vivid picture talk of her experiences.
Members gave Mrs. Croissant a cor
| dial welcome.
| The club will meet February 16 with
Mrs. S. w. Morris and Mrs. Dudley
Bright.
Twentieth Century Club parliament
ary law section, Mrs. Edward B. Clark.
chairman, will meet tomorrow at II
h.ul. dG TIE i w. -. n.
The music section, Mrs. Eugene
Byrnes, chairman. will meet Tuesday
at IL am. at the Y. w. c. A. Mrs.
Miriam Hilton, vice chairman, will
continue her lessons on the Speak
| ing Voice." after which a song re-
cital will be given by Dorothy Tyler,
with Katherine Rawls at the piano.
All members and guests are invited.
The nature section, Mrs. Leo D.
Miner, chairman. will have an indoor
meeting at the Y. w. C. A. Wednes-
| day at pm. Mrs. Frank G. Wilkins
will tell of the bird sanctuaries on the
Gaspe Peninsula, in Canada. which
she has visited. Members will also
Miner or to Mrs. Greenlees,
west o4o6.
The education section, Mrs. Law
renee Martin, chairman, will meet
Thursday, at 1890 pm. at the Y. w.
C. A. DR.. Jessie LaSalle, one Of the
assistant superintendents of schools of
! the District, in charge Of research
work, will be the guest Of honor and
will speak on Prevalent Theories and
Practice in Meeting the Needs of Chill
dren of School Age" Members and
guests are cordially invited For
| luncheon reservations, phone Mrs. CAL
vert, North 3331-J, by Tuesday eve
ming.
Political Study Club will meet Sat-
urday afternoon at the Washington
Club The musical program will be
given by the Soloist Ensemble, under
the direction of Otto Torney Simon,
with Miss Margery Lowe as accompa-
MIST Mrs. Ernest Humphrey Daniel,
president, will announce the name CT
the speaker later.
At the last meeting of the executive
board the following were approved
for membership: Mrs A. Natalie De-
sio, Mrs. George o. Sanford, Mrs. Ger
trude r. jenkins, Mrs Ernest Freder-
lex GUIDE, Mrs. Samuel Burleigh Mil
ton. Mrs. Richard w. Wheat, Miss
Grace j. Lembach, Mrs. Henry H.
Knipe, Mrs. Rene Jones Taylor, Mrs.
David M. Roll, Mrs. Ferd T. Schneider.
Mrs. Fred Burr La Forge, Mrs. Carrie
Creegan Roark, Mrs. Charles H. Wilcox
and Mrs. Edith Virden Smith.
District Of Columbia Colony, Ma
tional Society Of New England Women,
entertained at luncheon in honor of
the president general of the society,
Mrs. Gilbert Leslie Lewis of Rochester,
N. Y, at the home of Mrs. Harry w.
Dowling, 3603 14th street, February 8.
Mrs. Lewis gave talk on the aims and
objects Of the society. Mrs. George
McCann rendered group of songs, ac-
companied by Miss Elsie Collamore.
Songs also were rendered by Mrs. Ruth
Halstead. After the luncheon a short
business meeting was held at the home
of Mrs. Charles Windle, 3601 Four
teenth street. Mrs. Windle exhibited
collection of rare old handkerchiefs
and quilts, giving history of same.
District Of Columbia Federation
The executive board will be the guests
of Mrs. Eleanor Patterson at the Sui
grave Club February Is at 4 pm. at
forum between the merchants and
purchasers in connection with the pro-
gram sponsored by the federation, under
the direction of Mrs. Albert NJ Baggs,
chairman of the Department of the
American Home. The chairmen of the
departments and committees of the
federation are asked to meet with Mrs.
Veerhoff at 2:30 at the A. A. U. w..
1884 street, so that they can proceed
ii a body to the Sulgrave Club.
Mrs. Everett Burroughs Hickerson,
chairman Of the Department of Press
and Publicity, will give a series of book
talks for the benefit Of the radio fund,
under the direction of Mrs. Helen Nor
rison Hunter. These "Rambles Through
Bookland" will be held each Wednes-
day in Lent. beginning March 8 at 2:30
pm, in the home of Mrs. Harvey w.
Wiley, president of the federation.
DR.. Winifred Richmond of ST. Eliza
beths Hospital will speak on What
Mental Hygiene" over the Among
Women" period sponsored by the fed
GRAFTON, over Station WMAL. at II am.
February II.
American Association of University
Women-A program has been planned
in connection with the club supper
tonight at the club house at 8 o'clock.
when the association will present Miss
Alice Cooke as guest speaker. She
Will tell OF her experiences in Mexico
and also give q program Of Mexican
folk songs.
A business meeting will follow the
Monday tea tomorrow at pm. Miss
Ruby Nevins will be hostess.
The Junior group will hold dinner
bridge Thursday at $50, with Miss
Mildred Green as hostess. assisted by
Miss Margaret Cook and Miss Mercedes
Berry.
The last meeting of the seminar on
social and economic planning will be
held on Wednesday evening at 8:l5
with Leifur Magnusson in charge
A resume of the course will be given
under the leadership, of DR.. Lewis L.
Lorwin Of the Brookings Institute and
will deal with the concepts, principles,
and prospects of social and economic
planning.
The drama study group luncheon.
sponsored by the Education Committee,
will be given Saturday at l:15 Miss
Constance Connor Brown of the facul-
ty Of George Washington University
will speak on Problems of the Thea
trical Producer"
The club night recently inaugurated
will be held Thursday evening, with
Miss sErma Brown as hostess. Tables
for bridge will be placed in the lounge.
Study group activities this week in