Evening star., 1933-03-19
Donald and Zella Faris will have charge
Of the program.

Donald and leila FariS Will have charge
Of the program.
Womsn's City Club.-The Member
ship Committee vii be hostess at the
tea this afternoon In honor Of newly
elected members. Mrs. Gerrit s. Miller
jr., win talk on Development Of Mod
ern Prints"
Mrs. w. w. Husband will review "Im-
migrant Gifts to American Life" BY
Allen H. Eaton, at a meeting of the
book hour section on Tuesday at 4:4s
pm.
Prohibition Poverty" will be dis
cussed by Miss Mary Bakewell and ELI.
Meredith At the forum Wednesday at II
o'clock. Mrs. Gladys B. Middlemiss
chairman. announces an informal
The Tuesdiy evening bridge section
Is sponsoring bridge luncheon Satur.
day at 1:30 O'Clock. for which reserva.
tons are now being made.
The Research Club of Washington
D. c., met March IL at the Hotel Bur.
lington. Miss Elsie Yost, the president
introduced the speaker OF the evening
DR.. Fred A. Moss. who spoke on THE
Integration Of Personality From tht
Physiological Standpoint"
voteIess District Of Columbia Leaxus
Of Women voten.-Mrs. Ruth s. Nc
kelway presided at the Executive Boarc
meeting at the Women's City Club Fri
day. Mrs. McKelway has just returned
from an extensive tour Of the South In
the capacity OF national director Of the
third region Of the League of Women
Voters. The reports Of chairmen and
omcers were given. One of special In
terest was from the department or
women in industry. Mrs. Todd. chair.
man. stated that the corporation coun.
sci had been effective In bringing about
the enforcement Of the eight-hour a
day six-day-a-week law for women in
industry. Mrs. Chalmers presented ten
tat1ve plans for a program regarding
the Soviet regime.
Mrs. jackson announced plans for q
tea at her home. 6 West Kirke street
Chevy Chase, Md, for members March
%:
The members are invited to join the
Social Hygiene Committee in a visit OF
inspection to the House of Dententior
OF the Woman's Bureau March 81 a,
noon. Call Mrs. Louis Gutenberg, Adam.
0895, for reservations.
The Park View Woman's Club met Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs. Harry
0utridge, 32l0 Park place. with Mrs
Folllard, Mrs. Leech and Mrs Scott the
assisting hostesses. The president. Mrs
P. B. Ashburn, presided The guest OF
honor was Mrs. o. L. Veerhoff, chair
man OF education. District Federation
CT Women's Clubs, who spoke
The bridge section will meet Tuesday
at l pm. at the home of Mrs. E. w
stitt, 522 Roxboro place, with Mrs
Hancock the assisting hostess.
The literary chairman announced her
next meeting March % at the home OF
Mrs. Glenn Leach, 1921 Ninth street
with Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Keyser and
Miss Shannon assisting hostesses. Mrs
Faris has charge of this program, and
Miss Swift Of the Public Library will
review Tudor Wench."
Abraham Lincoln Circle.-Mrs. Marga-
ret Grandle of Pittsburg, Kans, past
national president of the Ladies of the
Grand Army of the Republic, and Mrs
Laura r. Chamberlain, junior vice pres
ident Of Gen. Meade Circle, Providence
r. l., headed the distinguished invited
guests at the meeting Monday evening
in the Willard Hotel. They made ad-
dresses. Mrs. May D. Lightfoot gave a
resume of Soviet Russia. Others who
spoke were Mrs. Catherine A. Boss
Mrs. Edith A. King, Mrs. Ida Smith
Mrs. Sarah E. Deeds, Miss Ellen Foster
Mrs. Amelia Thiele. Miss Beatrice Deeds
Miss Nellie Colclazier and Presiden,
Rebecca Blaine
Members were invited to make reser-
vations for the play "Pinnochio" at the
National Theater April 18 through Mrs
Alice Parker Fisher
The circle presented colors in placing
wreath at the Lincoln Memorial al
the services held in the First Congrega-
tfonal Church and at the Continental
Memorial Hall
Mrs. Media Bergren was appointed tc
cooperate with Mrs Frederick Pratt OF
the arts department. Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs, which deals with aiding the
soldiers of the Walter Reed Hospital To-
Gated in the occupational therapy group
The Misses Doris M. and Vera A
Redfern were initiated as members
They are the grand daughters of Will
liam H. Redfern, late of Company A
10th Regiment, New York Heavy Artil-
lery, who was mustered into service
September IL, 1862, at Sacketts Harbol
and honorably discharged from the serv-
ice June 23. 1865. at Petersburg. Va
They are nieces of Mrs. Theo Redfern
national patriotic instructor.
The next national convention OF the
Ladies Of the Grand Army of the Re-
public will be held in st. Paul, MINI.
September 18 to "a. when the Grano
Army holds its sixty-seventh annua
encampment.
Columbia Florad Circle will meet to,
morrow at l O'Clock at the home ol
10 T.
zenith street, Mrs. Lulu Tarry,' assisting
hostess.
The Wesley Heights Circle of the
Florence Crittenton Home met Marcf
Is at the home of Mrs. James Crale
Peacock, at IL West Irving street, Chevy
Chase. The assisting hostesses were
Mrs. Harold Brooks. MIS-. Louis Mont
fort and Mrs. Harris Baldwin. TIT
next meeting will be at the home. when
the superintendent, Miss Jean Cole
will speak.
Marietta Park Woman's Club mem
bers visited. the Folger Shakespeare
Library March IA, and were conducted
through by Mr.. Slade, the librarian.
National Chapter, Delphians, met Al
Jelleff's Little Theater, Wednesday, with
the president, Mrs. H. A. Latane, IN tnt
chair. Mrs. Albert Day was program
leader. and the subject was Shake
speare's Contemporaries and Followers
Beaumont and Fletcher" Mrs. Latane
in her survey gave the opinions ol
critics, contrasted Shakespeare's worE
with those of his contemporaries, ano
our present-day plays and melodramas
Mrs. A. S. Wolfe spoke of Marlowe, Kyd
Greene and Peele, and their influence
during the Elizabethan era. Mrs. A. j
Maxwell gave a synopsis of "Philaster,
and Mrs. Charles Schoonmaker.
synopsis of THE Maids Tragedy" botf
the works of Beaumont and Fletcher
Mrs. Welhorn and Mrs. Chichester gave
selected readings. Mrs. T. ]. Rice re-
cited the little gem, ITO Be or Not to
Be-" from Hamlet
Mrs. j. B. Hartley gave the high
lights from DR.. Walsh's address at the
Shakespearean Society, as well as tht
amusing little playlet "The Merry Wive:
of Windsor" Visitors were Miss Joyce
Graham. Mrs. P. ]. Harmon, Mrs. H. j