Evening star., 1933-02-19

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viii meet Thursday at IL am, at tn
Y. w. c. A.
d. c. Federation.-The picture OF tn
"Sistine Madonna" purchased will
funds raised by the penny art fund,
was recently presented to the Crittentor
Home. The presentation was made b,
Mrs. Lloyd Biddle, first vice president
and received by Mrs. Thomas Robert
son, president Of the board of manager.
of the home, on behalf of the institu'
ton.
The members of the board Of tn,
federation were the guests Of Mrs. Flea.
nor Patterson, at the Sulgrave Club
Monday afternoon when an open forum
was held on the wise-spending program
sponsored by the federation. MARI
Lansburgh MADE the principal address
Mr.. Dicky of the Acacia Mutual Co.
Mrs. Grace Poole, president of the Gen.
eral Federation; Miss Ada Bush, Mis-!
Janet Richards and Mrs. Harvey w
Wiley, president of the District Fedora.
tion, also spoke. Mrs. Edgar Merritt ane
Mrs. Wirgmann presided at the tes
tables.
The Baroness Won Lowenfelt will bt
the speaker on the Among Women
period OF the federation over Station
WMAL at IL am February "a.
Members of the federation and theil
friends are requested to send in theil
reservations for the farewell luncheon
to be given February 81, at the Raleigh
Hotel, after the meeting of the fedora
ton, for DR.. and Mrs. Ray Lyman
Wilbur. No reservations will be re-
ceived after February "a. Checks should
be sent to Mrs. Robert ]. Bates, 122s
Sixteenth street.
Zonta Club-Harriet Howe, president
presided at the luncheon Wednesday al
the Y. w. c. A. The program took the
form of Valentine party. Miss Maude
Harper, former member, was present
Miss Christabel Hill had as her guest
her cousin, Miss Hill; Mrs. Ethel j
Hess, her friend Miss Kelly; Miss Caro-
line Longfellow, her friend Mrs. Homer
Query. Miss Evelyn Davis introduced
Miss Martha Stevens, her friend.
The next meeting will be at l pm.
February "a.
The Social Club of Washington Coun
ell, Ladies of the U. c. c. of E. met with
Mrs. Ward. The assisting hostesses
were Mrs. Stoops and Mrs. Towberman
The president, Mrs. Hipsley, presided
Mrs. May and Mrs. Rogers
The club will be entertained by Mrs
c. E. Saul at her home, 1408 Trinidad
avenue northeast, February 23
Park View Woman's Club met Feb
ruary IA at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Griffith, 446 Newton place, with Mrs
Morgan, Mrs. Jonscher, Mrs. Jones and
Mrs. Standish assisting hostesses.
Miss Margaret Fraser, chairman, d.
VISION OF homemaking. District Fedora
tion of Women's Clubs, gave a talk on
Buy American" Miss Helen Colhoun
gave readings and Mrs. Alice Marlowe
presented piano selections.
be held February 81 at o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Jonscher, 427 Manor
place, with Mrs. Morgan assisting.
Washington Council, Ladies Of the
Universal Craftsmen Council of Engi-
neers met with President Caroline E
Pickel in the chair
The meeting of February rs was
called of owing to accepting an invita-
tion to Columbia Councils annual
oyster banquet. A card party will be
held March 20 at the Southern Diaries
The washington League for the Hard
Of Hearing celebrated it's twelfth birth
day anniversary Tuesday evening with a
Valentine party. The board of directors
will give tea at the club rooms today
from A to 6. Lip-reading practice is
now being held twice week in prepara-
tion for the hp-reading tournament in
Chicago next June, when the Washing
ton Leagues champions will meet Lip
readers from all parts of the country to
compete for the national championship
The Writers League of Washington
will meet at the Sears, Roebuck & Co
Art Galleries, 1106 Connecticut avenue
next Friday evening The program in
cludes stories by Miss Corinne Hay, Miss
Mary Oddenino, Mrs L. w. Tilton and
Miss Kathryn Hopson; verse by Mrs
R. B. Fort. Several guests were present