Evening star., 1933-01-15
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

! Mrs. w. w. Scott, Mrs @. A. Ross, Miss
! Ella Lamb. Mrs. jefferson Davis, Mrs.
| A. p. Heron, Mrs. F. G. Brinley, Mrs. w.
| H. Wahley, Mrs. @. w. Floyd and Mrs
A. N. Desio. The speaker will be Rev.
Phillip Murray and the soloist Mrs.
| Ernie Embrey.
Takonia Park Women's Club.-The
j garden department will meet January
Is at 1870 pm at the home of Mrs.
E. F. Burr. 241 Park avenue A discus
sion on house plants will be given by
Mrs Caskey Mrs. Quinn. Mrs Houston,
Mrs McInloo and Mrs. Lincoln.
The Home-makers will meet with Mrs
Roy Ferner. so Whittier street, January
10 at 1880 pm. Buffet suppers will be
the subject of consideration.
Mrs. Miller will have the Executive
Board for luncheon and business at her
home, 6S17 Piney Branch road, Friday
at ! O'Clock. Assisting hostesses: Mrs.
White and Mrs. Jeffers.
The literary department met Monday
at the Library. Mr.. Eugene BuriS gave
a review
The French department meets each
| Monday evening at the Library
The art department viGited the FC,ger
Shakespeare Library with DR.. Slade for
| their guide.
The United Daughters of Confed-
eracy at 4 pm, on January 10 will
honor the anniversary of the birth Of
Gen. Robert E. Lee in Statuary Hall,
| United States Capitol
Exercises appropriate to the occasion
will be presided ever by the president
of the District Division cf the U. D. C.,
Mrs. Fred L. Volland. A wreath will
be placed upon the statue Of the great
Confederate chieftain and an address
| made by Maj. Robert z. Hudgins, vice
commander of the Sons of the Con-
! federacy Mrs. Maude Howell Smith
vill recite The Sword Of Robert z.
/ Lee a poem by Fathe~ Ryan.
All veterans, Sons and Daughters and
friends of the organization are invited.
American Association Of University
Women.-The Monday tea tomorrow, at
pm, Will open the weeks program
with Miss Sibyl Bakers discussion Of
the Olympic games and motion pictures
of the games by Miss Helen Lyon Mrs
Selden Ely will be the hostess and Mrs
Lyman B. SWormStedt will introduce
the speaker.
There also will be tea Wednesday,
from 4:30 to 6, in honor of the dele
gates from the American Association
of University Women to the Conference
on the Cause and Cure of War. Mrs
Delos o. Kinsman will be the hostess.
Meeting of the poetry group Thurs
day ats11 am. Mrs. H. Wellen Fischer
will read poetry from the English war
poets and Mrs. Richard Hogue will be
the leader.
The junior group will hold a dinner
bridge Thursday a. $50 with Miss
Theima Replogel as hostess and assisted
BY Miss Susanne Dauphin and Miss
Ruth Peterson, and club supper jan
uary % with Miss Eleanor Golden as
hostess assisted by Miss Christine FaS-
sett and with DR.. James Geary OF the
Catholic University as speaker and dis
cussing the Gaelic literature.
The meeting Of the seminar on social
and economic planning will be held
Wednesday evening with DR.. William
F. Notz and John Donaldson leading
the discussion on the relations Of
the various national plans, tariff restric-
tionS and capital movements.
The education committee will hold
poetry luncheon Saturday at lis with
DR.. Carrie Weaver Smith, superinten-
dent of the Montrose School for Girls
in Maryland, as the speaker when she
will discuss Emily Dickinson, poet and
philosopher.
The music committee will present
the Josef Kaspar Violin Club, Prof.
Josef Kaspar, director in recital Fri
day at pm. with Mrs. Carl r. Chind-
blcm, concert pianist. Mrs. Martin
A. Morrison will be the hostess. Men,
bers are privileged to bring guests.
Study group activities include the
n11ild doxyolnFry1- ant T1Hocdau of In
am. and the motion choir of the dance
grsup Wednesday at pm.
Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief Corps
met at the Thomas Circle Club, 1926
Massachusetts avenue, January 6, in
open meeting, for the purpose of in
Stalling officers. Mrs. Charlotte Cary,
past president Of the corps. with Mrs.
Isabelle BontZ acting as her conductor,
installed the following officers: Presi-
dent, Mrs Hattie Canada; senior vice
president, Mrs. Catherine Hood; junior
vice president, Mrs. Helen Morris: Sec
retary, Mrs. Helen Temple; treasurer.
Mrs. Addie Hickman; chaplain, Mrs.
Agnes Sibley; conductor, Mrs. Nellie
Wright; assistant conductor, Mrs. Flor
ence Allen; guard, Mrs Genevieve
Craig; assistant guard Miss Pauline
Commerford; color bearers, Mrs. Mar
garet Brandt. Mrs Anna Ecker, Mrs.
Belle Feer. Mrs. Esther Lippold; press
correspondent, MisJ LaVina Bashford.
After these officers were installed Mrs.
Addie Hickman took the chair and in
stalled Mrs. Charlotte Cary as patriotic
instructor
Mrs Ida Oldroyd gave a short talk
and bestowed upon the outgoing preSi-
dent, Mrs. Agnes Sibley. the past presi-
dents badge The corps had as guests
Mrs. Garnette Hartman of New York,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Henry A.
johnson; Miss Jennie Hamilton of
Burnside Corps, Mrs. Ella Orr, Lincoln
Corps; Mrs. Mary Holt, Kit Carson
Corps, who all gave short talks; Mrs
Mathews and daughter. Dorothy, and
Miss Canada of Washington, and the
following past commanders of Gushing
Camp, Sons of Veterans OF the Civil
War j. E. Bateman, who gave talk;
w. B. Wells, j. S. Jones. j. H. Beck
with, G. H. Myers and Percy Parker.
The president appointed Mrs. Isabelle
Bontz chairman of the Floral Com
mittee and Mrs. Anna Ecker assistant.
The corps will meet January 20, at
the home Of Mrs. Isabelle Bontz, 1910
Ninth street.
Book Circle, Ladies of the G. A. R.
At joint meeting OF the four patriotic
circles at the Willard Hotel last Mon
day the following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee,
senior vice president, Mrs Maud Thiel;
junior vice president, Mrs. Nellie Arm
strong; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Min
ME CurtiSs; conductress, Mrs Thomas
Stirling; associate conductress. Mrs.
Mary Sits Parker; registrar. Past Presi-
dent Margaret Hopkins WoTrell. as
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