Evening star., 1933-05-21

| rlOfcIltiue painting Will uc IeficWCu
Mrs. Potter having as topic, Florence
will base her talk on "Leonardo's Life.
Mrs. Clarence West will review "Th'
Art of Painting from Leonardo's Mott
Book" with Mrs. Robert w. Howard
giving How to Paint" from the Samt
source. Mrs. w. l.. Evans has THE
Study Of Pictures of Leonardo Mrs
Grattan Kerans. Michael Angelo"
Mrs Stephen DeBurr. Study OF Pic
lures by Michael Angelo: Mrs. J. X
Alexander H. Bell presenting "A Study
of Pictures by Andrea Del Sarto. Mrs
Eugene c. Brown. president. will give
the resume. Following the meeting
members and guests will have luncheon
at the Willard and thereafter go to the
Cathedral for a tour. Mrs. Clyde De
Bender will conduct the tour. in which
Delphians and their friends are invited
to participate, assembling at the
Cathedral at 2 o'clock.
The Chevy Chase Branch of the Ma
tional League Of American Pen Women
will be entertained this afternoon at 9
garden party and supper in Baltimore
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
McClayton, in honor Of their newly
elected president, Mrs. Emma w. Pat
ton Slack.
! Among the guests will be Representa-
tive Ralph LoEier, Gen. and Mrs. Fran
\ cisco Aguilar OF the Mexican embassy
and Nine. Boyson, Mr.. and Mrs Forest
De Lore Van Valin and Mrs. Bertha
Roderick
| The members will meet at the home
Of Mrs. Jesse W. Nicholson and motor
from there, being met III Baltimore by
the host. Mr.. McClsyton. A musical
program has been arranged.
The Washington Chapter Of Hadas ssah
will hold . JOINT junior-senior meeting
with election OF officers and board OF
directors Wednesday evening. at the
Jewish Community Center. The OPEN
ing prayer will be given by Miss Rose
German, with the following program
Defamation, Mrs. Edith Brusilof Sper-
ling: message from the junior presi-
dent, Miss Lena Hyatt; vocal selections.
Miss Irma Briggs A social will follow
with Mrs. S. Goldberg and Mrs. r.
Kossow hosteSSes.
Plans are being made for the annual
Spring luncheon OF the Senior Chapter
June Z. at the Mayfiower Hotel. A
number Of reservations have already
been made for the luncheon.
The Zonta Club luncheon was held
| at the Y w. c. A. Wednesday, with
the president, Dr. Edith Seville Coale,
presiding. The following were guests
Miss Gertrude Davis, guest of Estelle
Foster; Mrs. w. F. Guide. guest of
Amelia GUIDE Thomas; Mrs Wood, guest
of Jane Bartlett; Esther Iohrer, guest
Of Mabel Strider; Mrs. Charles I. Corby,
guest Of Mabel Stridsr. Karl w. Corby
was the guest speaker At the close
| OF the meeting a tribute In song was
paid to Mrs. Corby, mother Of the
| speaker
The Council Of the Huguenot So
ciety Of Washington held an organiza-
tion meeting after the election. at the
| residence of the new president. Asa E.
Phillips. Later in the evening the
| council was entertained at supper by
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips.
The regular meeting of the council
| was held May IS, with Miss Ruth
Boyer as hostess. The president, Asa
E. Phillips. presided. It was decided
to hold the usual meeting, monthly
Monday in the month. in Washington.
excepting the October meeting. which
Is scheduled for Baltimore, with the
Maryland members hosts The council
! meetings will be held at the homes
of the members the first Monday in the
| month at 7:30 pm. Mrs. William E.
Lucas, descendant of Nicholas lie
Gruve, was elected to membership and
Mrs. Nicholas l.. Dashiell elected to fill
a vacancy on the council.
The society will entertain the Fed
Grafton of Huguenot Societies of Amer
lea. which will convene In Washington
for their annual meeting In April 1884
The next meeting Of the council will
be held early In October at the home
| Of Mrs. Enoch G. johnson.
Entire Nous Club, Mrs. Charles P.
Keyser president held the last meet
| ing Of this season Friday at Toll House
Tavern. Mrs. Emily Newell Blair was
the guest speaker. Mrs Harvey Wiley.
president of the District Federation of
Women's Clubs. and Mrs. Edgar B.
Merit also spoke. Mrs. Edward Dixon
Hayes read paper. A poem describ-
ing the club picnic. written by Mrs
William w. Scott, was read by Mrs.
James Underwood. The musical pro-
companied by Mrs. Walter w. Hicks.
and Mrs. Hazel Cake, accompanied by
| Mrs. Garrison Piers.
The Women's Alliance Of All Souls
Unitarian Church will hold its annual
meeting honoring its octogenarian mem
bers May 20 at IL O'Clock. The newly
elected president, Mrs. J. M. Doran. will
preside; hostess, Mrs. Morton E. Mack
"Old Virginia-One Thousand Miles of
Scenic and Historic Charm" is the
topic Of an illustrated talk to be given
by c. A. Phillips. guest speaker
Gamma Chapter, Delphians, will meet
at the Shoreham Hotel May % at 8
O'Clock. Mrs. Mary Mathoit will be in
/ charge of the literary program.
American Association Of University
Women.-There will be q dinner for
members only tomorrow at $50 pm. at
| the club house. The standing commit
tees will present reports Of the activities
OF the year in the form of skit or
! other amusing type Of report. A busi-
ness meeting will follow the dinner.
Club night will feature bridge in the
lounge after dinner at 73O Thursday.
The annual picnic will be May q at
the Madeira School. Fairfax County.
Va. A box supper will be served. Cars
will leave the club house between 3 and
O'Clock
On May % there will be a walk up
the toWpath TO the Edna Stone cabin,
near Sycamore Island Station. Meet at
| tiit A|AotiAAl NSs~Oul VI
| Echo car line) about o'clock. Picnic
supper.
Curley Club.-Tne annual entertain
ment and reception to be rendered
Archbishop Michael J. Curley will be at
! the Continental Hotel tomorrow eve
Ging. Members of the club are re-
questsd to be present at 7:45 sp.m. TO
/ take part in the reception. which will
! precede the entertainment al 8:l5
/ O'clock. While the principal address