Evening star., 1933-03-19
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

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Chapter G, p. E. O.-Mrs. Charles p
Grandfield entertained members in hel
residence, the Kenesaw. The following
officers were elected: Mrs. Grant s
Barnhart, president; Mrs. Robert Clay
Sheriff., vice president; Mrs. Ernest H
Daniel. recording secretary; Mrs. john
| ston B. Campbell, corresponding Sec
retary; Mrs. Harry o. Hine, treasurer
Mrs Charles P. Grandfield. chaplain
and Mrs. Elmer S. Frazier. guard.
A special message was sent to Mrs
Katherine B. Knight. who has been ir
in Mrs. knights home that the chap
/ ter was organized in 1920.
At the tea the hostess was assisted by
her daughter, Mrs. George A. Cook
her granddaughter. Miss Mary White
of Cambridge Springs, Pa, and by Miss
Elizabeth Grannis.
American Association of University
W0men.-Mrs. William L. Corbin Will
be hostess at the tea tomorrow at
PM, and Mrs Paul E. Howe will intro
duce the speaker. DR.. Louise Mcdaniel
Browne, who will discuss Experiences
of a Woman Motorist in Europe"
The former members Of the College
Women's Club will sponsor an informal
supper tomorrow at pm, with Mrs
Howard G. Nichols as hostess and Mrs
Frank G. wilkins as the informal
speaker.
G. U. B. Hurd, Washington CORE.
spondent of the New York Times, will
speak at dinner Wednesday ct
pm. Mrs. William John Cooper Will
preside and Mrs John Herrick will in
troduce the speaker. Mr.. Hurd viii
have as his subject THE New Cabinet
There will be bridge luncheon Sat
urday at lis pm, with Miss Mary
Louise Brown as hostess, assisted by
members Of the Northeast Central Sec
ton including Ohio, Indiana, Illinois
Michigan and Wisconsin.
Miss Adelaide Courtney Flanagan will
give classical dances and Miss Maxwell
Galloway, soprano, will sing at the club
supper March 26 at 6 pm. Miss Chris
tine Fassett and Miss Eleanor Golden
will be the hosteSses.
Miss Edna McNaughton will review
Far Away" by j. B. Priestly, Tuesday
at 8 pm, and on Thursday at IL am
Mrs. F. G. wilkins will have book
review.
The International Relations Commit
tee is arranging dinner for March 81
when it will present Miss Margaret
Merrill Mrs. Cooper will preside and
Mrs. Karl Fenning will introduce the
speaker.
The club night will be held on Thurs
day There will be bridge and Miss
Marian C. Veitenheimer will be the
hostess.
Miss Ruth MCGOWAN will discuss 1.-THE
Unchastened Woman" by Louis Kauf-
man Anspacker and Mrs. Horace Tor
bert will discuss current events in con-
! nection with the meeting of the study
group in contemporary drama Friday
at II am.
The child development study group
will meet Tuesday at 10 am.
The Women's Club of Woodside held
it's regular meeting at the home of Mrs
j. G. Pratt in North Woodside, Wednes-
day afternoon. An interesting book re-
view was given by Mrs George W.
Davis. after which the regular hospital
work Of the club was carried on.
The Chevy Chase, D. c., Garden Club
met at the home of Mrs. Jay E. Fitz-
gerald. 55l9 Chevy Chase parkway
, March 13. The guest speaker was An
| Oaks Nursery and Gardens. His SUBJ
ject was Rock Gardens" Tea was
then served.
Assisting Mrs Fitzerald as hostesses
| were Mrs. Henry T. Virgman, Mrs
| George Knapp and Mrs. Paul Anderson
Takoma Park Women's Club members
| and guests are invited to attend g
special meeting Of the garden depart
ment at the library at 8 pm. March
20. Mrs. John GULL will read paper
on why I Like Flowers" and Herbert
Smith will show a film on Bees"
The drama department will meet
March %, at 8 pm, with Mrs. James
S. Fraser. los Elm avenue. Mrs. Mar
| garet P. Dodge will discuss Irish play
| wrights. ana a play by Oscar Wilde
The Importance of Being in Earnest,
will be reviewed by Mrs. Paul Burk.
The music department will meet
March % at 10 am, at l Montgomery
avenue, the home of Mrs. c. B. Smith
There will be a program Of miscel.
| laneous music.
Mrs. Alexander Wetmore gave re-
view Of Out of the Beaten Track" by
Maj Court Treatt, at the meeting o1
| the literature department last Monday
The Homemakers heard talk or
| "Picnics." by Mrs. A. L. Barrows.
The executive board met with Mrs
Roy Ferner for luncheon and business
The District Of Columbia Federation
| of Women's Clubs will meet March q
at 1890 am, at 24O0 Sixteenth street
ana will be devoted to the work OF the
department of international relations
of which Mrs. George Oliver Gillngham
is chairman; of the department OF legls-
lation, of which Mrs. Horace j. Phelps
is chairman, and that of the Committee
! on Water and Waterways, OF which LIT
Lauretta E. Kress IS chairman.
The following delegates will represent
the federation to the general federation
convention to be held in May at Rich
| mond; Mrs. w. w. Husband, Mrs Thora
Hinshaw Seaton, Mrs. j. jerome Light
foot and Mrs. Ernest Guide. Alternates
| will be Mrs. Henry Fenno Sawtelle. Mrs
| William NJ Collins. Mrs. T1man b
Parks and DR.. Laura Brennon. Mrs
Harvey w. Wiley. the president OF the
District of Columbia organization, Will
accompany the party.
Mrs. Everett B. Hickerson, chairman
of press and publicity. will speak on the
WMAL, at IL am. March "a, on
, Women in Club Work"
The Lenten book talk for the bene-
| fit of the radio fund will be held at
2:30 pm, March %, in the home OF
Mrs Harvey w. Wiley, 2345 Ashmead
place. All those interested in books are
invited to attend.
The rules for the poetry contest,
which ends midnight, April 7, may be
obtained from Mrs. Arthur j. Seaton,
1913 Harvard steeet, vice chairman OF
the Committee on Poetry, who is in
charge of the contest during the absence
Of Mrs. Florence Barnes, chairman.
The Washington Chapter of Hadas-
sab will hold its annual donors lunch
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