Evening star., 1933-12-31
News of the Clubs Include
Plans for the New Year
Potomac Department, G. A. R., to Hold New
Year Reception for Veterans Tomorrow.
p. E. O. to Give Luncheon.

| the Grand Army of the Republic on
| New Year day from l to pm. at 1926
| Massachusetts avenue.
The next meeting Of Burnside will
The officers will be installed by the de-
partment installing oficer, Mrs. Mary
H. Wingate.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Jewish
Consumptives Relief Society Of Denver
will meet January 3 for installation Of
officers. Mrs. j. j. Steuer will open the
meeting with a prayer and Miss jean
cite Cohen will recite THE Miracle, I"
plcturizing tubercular man who went
to Denver for the cure.
Plans have already been completed
for the dance and card party at the
Mayfower Hotel January Is, under the
direction of Mrs. Martin Mendelsohn.
The Takoma Park Women's Club
will meet January at 1890 at the
branch library. Luncheon will be
served. The hostesses will be Mrs.
j. F. Barrows, Mrs. Lewis Jones, Mrs.
Guy Clinton, Mrs. Jerome Hubbard,
Mrs. o. M johnson, Mrs. Grace F.
Lawrence, Mrs. Raymond r. Pailthorpe,
Mrs. David j. Price, Mrs. Frederick L.
Pratt, Mrs. L. c. Richards. Mrs Duncan
Stuart and Mrs. Mary Tighe.
Mrs. John l. Hardy will discuss the
proposed new pure food and drug bill
and Mrs. D. c. Gordon will give dra-
matte readings.
The following were elected members
at the December meeting Of the execu-
tive board: Mrs. Franc S. Caskey. Mrs.
Homer S. Cox, Mrs. Edgar NJ. Kitchen,
Mrs. Richard K Smith, Mrs. v. G..
Childs, Mrs. Irwin H. Fullmer, Mrs.
Mary O'Brien and Mrs. Joseph D. VIII
son.
The contract bridge classes will be
resumed Tuesday and Friday at $50
am.
Women's City Cuban informal
holiday tea will be held today at 4:30
o'clock
Miss Alice Heaven, president, will
give an illustrated talk on Historic
Trails of Maryland" Tuesday at the
book hour, 4:45 o'clock.
Mrs. Clarence 1. Hendrickson will be
Saturday at lis o'clock, under the
direction of the Civics Committee.
Miss Alice Heaven will preside at the
business meeting Wednesday evening
Members are being reminded of the
need of clothing for the needy and
every day at the club house will be OBJ
served as bundle day" for contribu-
tions to the "open chest"
Drama Study League.-Rehearsalsa are
continuing for the presentation OF the
drama "AS the Clock Strikes which
will be presented in Wardman Park
Theater. January IS. under auspices Of
the league. Arthur Bradley White is
directing the cast which has been as
sembled from many local dramatic
groups.
The drama will be repeated in sew
eral sections of the city for local char
liable organizations.
Curley Club.-The annual Christmas
party, scheduled for last Thursday eve
ming, was Cancelled out Of respect to
the memory of the late Rev. Francis x.
Cavanagh. spiritual director Of the Or
ganization. who was fatally injured in
an automobile accident Sunday evening,
December IT. Resolutions regreting the
death Of Father Cayanagh were
adopted.
The Twentieth Century Club will
Y. w. C. A. William R. Castle, former
Undersecretary Of State. will speak on
Political Factors in World Recovery"
George Washington DeIphian Chap
ter.-Mrs. A. B. Manoly will be the
leader at the meeting Wednesday, at
10 o'clock, at the Hamilton Hotel.
Landscape and Still Life will be the
study subject. Hollands Two Great
Landscape Painters" will be the topic
presented by Mrs. C. D. Swope; "Esti-
mate of Ruysdael," will be given by
Mrs ]. K. Freiot; Landscape Paint
ing" by Mrs. Charles H. Potter; Dutch
Still Life" will be explained by Mrs.
]. B. Tiffey: Subject In Dutch Paint
ing" by Mrs. Harry Smith; study of
pictures by Ruysdael will be given by
Mrs. William L. Evans, those by Hob
bema by Mrs. Charles B. Heineman, and
Huysum by Mrs. Clyde De Bender.
Columbian IHomen of the Genrge