Evening star., 1933-05-14

Hotel. Miss Elsie Yost, president,, pre-.
sided. DR.. George johnson spoke or
THE Integration Of Personality From
the Standpoint Of the Educator"
The Washington League for the Hard
Of Hearing gave a card party at, the
Washington Club May s. Tea waa
served by the Junior League members
DR.. Ella Oppenheimer. Of the Chill
dren's. Bureau, spoke May Q over the
Nation wide hook-up Of the N. B. c.
network, telling Of the work for, the
hard-of- hearing child in the public
schools. and mentioning the part which
the washington League for the Hard
Of Hearing played In bringing about
the hearing tests Of children In the
public schools Of this city.
Gamma Chapter, Delphians, met at
the Shoreham Hotel Monday evening.
The literary program, "Oedipus the
King" as a Greek drama, was under
the leadership of Miss Sophia Lunce-
ford. Others participating In the pro-
gram were: Mrs. Ella G. Prescott, Mrs.
Harry j. Sears, Miss Mary G. Wolford,
Miss Ellen G. Bulger, Miss Irene c.
Westerman, Mrs. Esma M. Lachowicz,
Mrs. Pearl r. Friede, Miss Evelyn Kay.
Mrs. Evelyn Bright Buckley reported
on Shakespeare'S play, "All'S Well that
Ends Well" A guest had was Mrs.
Lillian. Bernhard, Delphian secretary.
The Woman's Club of Sixteenth Sect
Highlands, met at the home of nIrs.
Percy l. Balch on Sixteenth street. The
chairman of program, Mrs. Henry T.
Offterdinger, had as her guest speaker
Mrs. H. L. Spain, who spoke on ia
pam" Mrs. Melvill D. Lindsay read
a current event.
The next meeting will be held in
Rock Greek Park, when the club Will
have its annual picnic.
The Capitol Hill History Club met
Wednesday with Mrs. Charles M. Jones,
1908 Garrison street, Mrs. Babcock as
sisting hostess.
Following a buffet luncheon. the
meeting was called to order by the
president. Mrs. Daniel Shook. Mrs. Pat
terson, director of the Federation OF
District of Columbia Women's Clubs, re-
ported the annual meeting Of the fed
Grafton.
Mrs Yost and Mrs. Link are making
arrangements for the annual luncheon
of the club. to be held June IA at the
Collingwood Tea House.
Mrs. Collins presented each member
of the club with framed picture OF
the Alamo. The study period consisted
of papers by Mrs. Pitcher and Mrs.
Metz.
The next meeting will be May "a with
Mrs. L. D. Pitcher. United States Sol
0iers' Home, Mrs. Philip Martin, assist
ing hostess.
Daughters Of Isabella, District Of Co
lumbia Circle, met at the Washington
ing Arrangements have been made for
the annual mass, today at 8 am. at the
National Shrine of the Immaculate
Conception, Brookland. D. c. Break
fast will be served to those desiring ii
at the Washington Retreat House at
am. Arrangements have also been made
for memorial masses at the shrine for
members recently deceased. Farewell
greetings were extendd to Rev. Bernard
McKenna Of the Catholic University
At the next meeting, at the Washing
ton Hotel. donation party will be given
for the benefit of the Sisters Of the
Medical Missions.
Miss Alice Bicksler is arranging a get
together social, in the form of a hike
All members interested will call her for
details.
Zonta Club.-The weekly luncheon
was held Wednesday at the Y. w. C. A.
The president, DR.. Edith Seville Coale
presided. AS the guest Of Hettie Ar
derson, Mile. A. Colin of Geneva,
Switzerland, executive of the Child
Welfare Social Department Service
Section of the League of Nations. mace
an address Mary A. Lindsey had as
her guest Miss Clifford, Zontian from
Utica, N. Y; Stella Whiting, as her
guest, Miss Virginia Thomas. The
club welcomed former member. Miss
Maude Harper Committee chairmen
who spoke were: Ethel j. Hess, I. Ma