Evening star., 1933-01-08
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

Painting" will be under the direction
of Miss Ellen Bulger. Those who will
| contribute are Miss Newbold, Miss Luns-
ford, Mrs. Friede, Miss Adams, Mrs.
Leroy Elliott, Miss Wolford, Mrs. Busk
ley and Mrs. Prescott.
The Women's City Clubs Member
ship Committee will be hostess at the
tea this afternoon, when a program of
piano selections will be given by Miss
Betty Baum.
The House Committee Miss Nell "
Price, chairman, will hold luncheon
meeting tomorrow at IL o'clock.
George F. Benson of the Minneapolis
Journal will be guest speaker at a meet
ING of the current events section on
Tuesday at 4:50 pm. Mr.. Benson's
subject will be "A Plague on All Your
Houses" covering some of the difficult
ties of Congresses, Parliaments and
cabinets everywhere.
The board of directors will meet
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. We'd
nesday at $50 o'clock the business and
professional section will have its regu-
lar dinner, with Howard Brenton Mac
Donald, world traveller and lecturer, as
its guest speaker His subject. The
Romance of the Caribbees," will be il
luStrated.
At the music appreciation hour on
Thursday evening at 3 o'clock. Mrs.
Mary liant Couch, chairman, will de-
scribe and play the Mystic SYM
phony,' as revealed by Cesar Franck in
his Symphony in D Minor" as we'll as
a potpourri from the opera "Schwanda, :"
by Weinberger
Friday at 1870 am. Miss Alice M.
Heaven and DR.. A Frances Foye will
appear on WMAL through the courtesy
OF the D. G. Federation of Women's
Clubs.
The District Chapter of the Interna-
tional Federation of Catholic AIumnae
will hold literary afternoon on January
Is at $3.50 O'Clock, with DR.. John
Delaney as guest lecturer Miss Ruth
Craven has charge of ARRANGEMENTS.
Mrs. Fred Rice, chairman of Music, an
nounceS for Tuesday, Janury II, at
6:l5 O'Clock, at the Sears, Roebuck tH
co. Art Galleries, the Bernheimer Trio.
consisting OF Clara, pianist and soprano:
Ellzabeth, vloliniSt. and Louise. celloist.
the last two being members of the
Sacred Heart Academy Alumnae Asso-
ciatiCn.
Sacred Heart Academy Alumnae has
elected the following officers: Mrs. John
Il: Fitzpatrick, president; Miss Florence
ODonoghue, vice president; Miss
hatnryn Lee, secretary; Miss Eleanor
t1nch, treasurer; Miss Katherine Kunold
music chairman, and the following
trustees, Miss Mary Ann Pratt Miss
Helen Mullaly and Miss Julianna
DoEney.
The Future Millionaires' Club will
hold number of open forum Study
Club meetings beginning Tuesday
January 10. The subject of these
meetings will be Personal Psychology"
Each meeting will be opened by a short
TAX and some psychological tests by Mr..
Herbert Hungerford, author of Bunk
less Psychology"
Meetings will be held on Tuesday and
thursday evenings in the lecture room
OF the Capital City Commercial College
1340 New York avenue.
The Argyle Study Club, with the
husbands of the members, held their
annual party New Year eve, at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James DOUGLASS,
HeSketh street. Chevy Chase, Nd.
Ihe next regular meeting of the club
VIII be held next Tuesday with Mrs
Elizabeth Cox at 4809 Iowa avenue AT
l O'Clock. Mrs. Althea Horton will give
paper on THE Brownings."
Curley Club--The ball room of the
Continental Hotel was the scene of a
oelghtfuI Christmas party Thursday
evening, when more than 100 members
OF the Curley Club gathered for the
annual affair, which followed the regular
business meeting of the organization
large tree had been decorated. under
which presents had been placed Those
taxing part on the program included
Robert Ewing, vocal selections. accom-
panied by Al Wilson; Billy WOODWORK
dance novelty; Miss Mildred Mattiuore
piano selections; Misses Marie and BETTY
SnnIn, dance numbers, and Miss Helen
SGaIIord smith, vocal selections. accom-
panied py Miss Peggy Hurdle Dancing
followed until midnight.
Mrs. Alfred j. Smith entertained
members of the Literary Circle at her
residence in the Wakefield Apartments
1ueSoay evening. The next gathering
OF thlS group will take place Tuesday
January IL, at the residence of Miss
Mary Connolly, 1884 Girard street
northeast.
Inc next regular meeting of the club
Will take place Thursday evening. jan
uary II, in the Continental Hotel
Dancing will follow the regular business
meeting.
Columbian Women of the George
washington University met at the
western Presbyterian Church on Tues
Gay MISS Elizabeth Peet, president, read
to the membership a letter from Presi-
dent Cloyd Heck Marvin expressing the
unlVerslty's appreciation of the $500 re-
Gently turned over to the university by
columbian Women to augment the
Grace Ross Chamberlin Scholarship
Fund.
The speaker at Tuesdays meeting
was Nine. Emanuel Dimitriu, wife of
the assistant financial counselor of the
Ruman1an legation, who gave an in
teresting talk on The Rumanian Wom-
an of Today"
New members who have been elected
to Columbian Women are: Mrs. Volney
Clark, Mrs. Juniata Winn. Miss Mary
Ann WeStcott, Miss Margaret Moreland,
Miss Marguerite McDonough. Mrs. LYDIA
Ramos. Miss Leo Patricia GoSnell, Miss
Helen McNary, Mrs. r. R. Spencer, Miss
Margaret Brewer and Miss Mildred
Greene
The literature section invites the
membership of Columbian Women to
dinner at the A. A. U. W. on Tuesday,
at S pm, followed by a book review
given by Mrs. Frank Edgington. The
bridge section held a dinner bridge at
The A A. u. w. yesterday evening. The
junior section will be entertained at
bridge by Miss Cecile Harrington at her
home, 1888 Nineteenth street, on
Wednesday, January 25, at 8 pm.
The Business and Professional Wom-
ems Club will meet in the Willard room
at the Willard Hotel tomorrow night.
Miss Mary Stewart, chairman of the
Education Committee, in charge of the
program, will present as the guest
speaker Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, vice
president of the Board of Education.
She will speak on the need Of voca-
tional guidance in the Washington pub
lie schools.
Miss Stewart, who is the assistant di-
rector of Indian education in the De-
partment of the Interior, will speak on
Fitting the Common School for the