Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-11-19

gram on Commission Form Of Govern
II merit"
j The home section met Friday at the
home Of Mrs. G. G. Fisher, with Mrs. j
w. Brown as assistant hostess Mrs
Sue Richwine was in charge Of pro-
gram on THE Elimination of Fatigue
in Homework"
The educational section will meet to-
morrow evening with Mrs. B. j. Waldo
Mrs. Lulu Reinbach will act as assistant
4 hostess and Mrs. C. c. Thomson will
4 give current events. Mrs. F. B. LIE
Fever is in charge of the program on
1.-The Children's Mental Clinic"
/ The philanthrcpic section win meet
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Ruth Mills, 423 Shepherd street. VINO
will be assisted by Mrs G. s. Eskridge.
This section is planning food sale TO
be held at the home of Mrs. Lyster
Dewey. 45l2 Ninth street, December 10.
The Branches of the Girls Friendly
j Society are contributing to the All
Saints endowment fund. The fund Is
under the national organization OF the
society and is for the purpose OF making
/ the society self supporting. Miss Anne
| bell Tillett, diocesan treasurer, has
I charge of Wastington's share.
! The Epiphany Branch is planning
performance of "Old Peabody Pew on
! the evening of November 81, Those IN
the cast are Mrs. Agnes Kohlman, Miss
! Ruth Barnes. Miss Helen en-. rate, mss
! Goode, Miss Lissetta Gasch, Miss Mil
bred Olds and Mrs. Margaret Snyder.
tom Am o WITH this s there VIII also be cake,
cookie and candy sale. Miss Edith
Lanssford, vice president, and Mist Mary
Stuart. the younger members head, will
have charge OF this sale.
The branch viii have sing" Mon
day evening, under the direction OF
Adolf Torovslly. Following this the
members will have a sewing bee, work
ing upon the tarlatan socks for their
Christmas contribution to the childrens
wards of the hospitals.
The Writers League of Washington
will meet at the Thomson Community
Center next Friday at 8 o'clock. The
feature story contest closes at this
time. The program includes short
stories by Mrs Jinkins. Mrs. lone Lee
Mooney, Mayne R. Coe, Miss Corinne
Hay and Mrs. Osgood. Verse by Mrs.
Fort.
At the last meeting President M
Hugh Irish read poem written by
Miss GLADYS Smith and a humorous
story by Miss Georgia Roadway.
Chapter b, p. o. E.-Mrs. Joy E.
Morgan was hostess Tuesday evening.
Assisting her were Mrs A. H. Williams
and her sister. Miss Ethel Blake.
The president Mrs E. T. Tomas pre-
sided. An address was given by S. D.
Shankland executive secretary, de-
partment Of superintendent of the
National Education Association, on
Emergency in Education"
The guests were Mrs. E, D. Shank
land, Mrs. W. T. DAILY of Cresco City.
Iowa; Mrs. A L. Strong. Springfield,
Ill. and Mrs. Sterling Bockoven.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
E. H. Pitcher.
Ge3rge Washington DeIphian Chap
ter.-Mrs. Robert W. Howard will be
the leader at the meeting at the Ham
ilton Hotel next Wednesday at 10 o'clock.
Mrs Eugene c. Brown. president, win
preside The study of italian art con-
tinues. with a visit to the Corcoran Art
Galleries following the meeting. Mrs.
j. B. Tiffey will speak on Influences
in the Development Of Painting North
Of the Alps: Mrs. c. H. Potter, "The
Van Eycks"; Mrs. Clarence West, "Other
Fifteenth Century Flemish Painters;
Mrs. A. B. Manly. Comparison of
Memling and the Van Eycks";; Mrs. j.
B. Trew. Painters of Antwerp" The
study of pictures will be given by Mrs.
Harry Smith. Mrs. Alexander H. Bell
and Mrs. Clyde Defender.
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The District of Columbia League Of
American Pen Women held tea at the
studio, 1706 L street. Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. E. Richard Cash was chair
man and Miss Katherine Wootten host
ess. Mrs. Elizabeth Ccllister read a
short story. Miss Jean Woodson gave
vocal selections, accompanied by Mrs.
Bessie Fisher. Nine. Garzia and Mrs.
Florence Barnes read original poems.
Mrs. w. S. Ruckman, Mrs. j. Harry
Cunningham, Mrs. Virginia King Frye
and Mrs. Charles w. Allen, assisted by
Mrs. Elizabeth c. Brink, Miss Sarah
Virginia Buckley and Mrs. r. r. LukenS.
and Miss Frances A. Walker presided
at the tea tables.
Nine. Felian Garzia, chairman des
causeries franchises, held her salon
francais at the studio Wednes-
day. She was introduced by DR.,
Frances Moon Butts, first vice presi-
dent. Felian Garzia talked about the
French Riviera and some of its inter
esting attractions. Justin Lawrie, tenor,
sang a group CT French songs and Miss
Esther Silver. young pianist, played
several selections Mime. Garzia was
assisted in receiving by Mrs w w
Badgley, president; Mrs William H.
Manchester and Miss Susan Baker. The
national president. Mrs Hefebower,
was present.
Phyllis Moore Gallagher, chairman of
fiction, gave an evening devoted to
that subject at the studio November IT.
Miss Harriet Bradfield. editor Popular
Publications Of New York City; Gene
Ziegfeld, authoress: w. L. Corbin. IL
brarian Of the Smithsonian Institution
John CAN'T Of VOL and Miss
Mary Ward of New York. business
manager of the Eva LIE Gallienne Pro-
auctions. Inc. spoke Mrs Sallie v.
mistress of ceremonies Mrs. Hefle-
bower, national president, was present.
Mrs. E. Colborn, who has an, exhibi-
ton of oils end water colors on the
walls of the studio, will be hostess at
tea today from 4 to 6 o'clock. Miss
Elise Thomson Clark, chairman of art,
will receive with Mrs. tColborn. Nine.
Fellan Garzla ana Miss Elsie Clark Will
preside at the tea tables. There will be
short program of piano selections by
Miss Eleanore Colborn and readings by
William Huntington.
Elena de Sayn, chairman of music,
will give an evening at the studio No
vcmber Is. at O'Clock She will be as
s'"ted in receiving by the president, Mrs.
w. w. B>dgley, and By Mrs Walter E.
Hilton, junior mu-ic cha 'rman. who will
b. en- honor guest. Mis- De Ssya will
present Nine. Rita RcZaSa Bement.
mczzo-soprano; Crete Won Bayer, pi-
anist and Richard Lorlebe-g, cellist,
will complete the program.
Chapter III, p. Z. o., was entertained
Tuesday evening at the home Of Miss
AnnaS Slaughter, 1880 Rhode Island ave-
nue.. The occasion marked the fifth
birthday anniversary of the formation
of the chapter