Evening star., 1933-04-30
lahan gave piano selections. A duet was
sung by MIS-. Wagner and Mrs. Piozet.

lahan gave piano selections. A duet wa,
! sung by Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. Piozet
The Woman's Club Of Sixteenth
Street Highlands was entertained Wed.
nesday at the home Of Miss Ellen Gold
en-. A paper was given by Mrs. H. v
Lansdale Of her "Trip to Europe" Mrs
George G. Shoemaker gave the book
review. The next meeting will be held
at the home Of Mrs. Percy I. Balch.
The Washington Soroptimist Clut
met Wednesday at the Willard Hotel
President Nora B. Huffman presided
The honor guest and speaker at the
luncheon was Mrs. Henry T. Rainey
wife of the Speaker of the House OF
Representatives. Homer Rodehavel
sang, accompanied on the piano by Mrs
Jewel Downs.
Among the guests were Mrs. F. r
Eaton of Washington, guest OF Miss
Loretta Murphy; Miss Lydia Martin OF
Washington, guest Of Mrs. Ruby Lee
Minar; Miss Ann -Crosley, guest OF Mrs
Laura Waters, and Mrs. A. Hammond
Of East Orange, N. j., guest Of Mrs
Celia Stach.
An attendance contest is being staged
, by the Soroptimist members for May
and June between groups named the
Gold and the Blue. The leader OF the
Gold group is Miss Grace Goodpasture
and the leader of the Blue group Is
Mrs Nell r. Hysong. The losing group
must give an entertainment to the Win
ming side.
The Homemakers Group Of the d.
c. Home Economics Association will
meet May 8 at 1890 am. at the Amer
| inkT - Ty,fv ifyyu n
1884 street. A resume of the year S
work will be given by Mrs. Dillan and
Mrs Hardy. DR.. P. B. Dunbar. Food
and Drug Administration, United States
Department of Agriculture, will speak
on the benefits to the consumer OF the
work of the department in defining and
labelling foods. Members Of the A. A.
U. S. study group who have been study
ing consumers goods will be guests.
Members and their friends are invited.
Gamma Chapter. Delphians. met at
the Shoreham Hotel April "a. The
meeting was called to order by the
president. Miss Lulu Adams. The
literary program: led by Mrs. Alice G.
Eliot, was on 1.-The Dialogue and Ac-
ton Of Oedipus the King" The topic
reports were as follows: The Prologue, y
Mrs. Bertram Moore: First Episode, y
Miss Julia M. Gilbert; Second Epi-
sode." Miss Olive Newbold; Third
Episode" Miss Irene Westerman;
Fourth Episode" Miss Lunsford; The
Epilogue," Miss Clara Dickerson.
George Washington. Delphian Chap
ter.-Mrs. Eugene c. Brown presided at
the meeting Wednesday at the Willard
Mrs. w. L. Evans was leader Of topics
toI hyrv in nj
the three great artists-Masaccio, Fra
Lippo Lippi and Fra Angelica. The
program included presentations by Mrs.
Fred Golden. Mrs. Charles H. Potter
Mrs. j. B. Tiffey, Mrs. Clarence West
Mrs. Stephen De Burr and Mrs. Alex
ander H. Bell. Guests included Mrs
Heinrich of st. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Clyde
De Bender, art tour leader. conducted
the party that visited the monastery at
Catholic University and the Art Gallery
at Trinity College. At the close Of the
next chapter meeting Mrs. De Bender
will conduct tour in the study Of art
to the Congressional Library.
The next meeting will be held at the
Willard May 10, with Mrs. Clyde De
Bender as leader of the lesson. Flor
ence Of the Medici' will be presented
by the leader. Mrs. Fred Golden. Mrs
J. B. Tiffey, Mrs. Charles H. Potter,
Mrs. w. L. Evans, Mrs. G.. Grattan
Kerans and Mrs. Eugene c. Brown will
participate in the program.
Columbia Heights Art CIub.-After a
luncheon at the Kenesaw Cafe. the
meeting was held in the club rooms
with the president, Mrs. Mary K. Nalle
in the chair.
There were a number of guests
among whom we're Mrs. Edgar Merit
director to the General Federation of
WCmen's Clubs. and Mrs Harvey w
Wiley, president of the District of Co.