Evening star., 1933-06-04
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

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! tive Clothing" Mrs. Brewster; art
and Picture Writing" Mrs. Mankin;
Religion of Primitive Men," Mrs. Mid
dlemiss. Mrs. Roy Clyde Miller, past
gave a short talk on What Delphian
Means to Me-"
Several visitors were present at the
organization. one of whom was Mrs.
Esma LackowicZ, recent president OF
the Gamma Chapter.
Washington Council, Ladies of the
L. c. c. Of E. met with President Caro-
line E. Pickel presiding. A card party
and bingo will be held June 3 at the
home Of Martha H. Stoops, 504 Nichol-
son street, at $50 pm. A rummage sale
will be held at 1909 Four -and-a-half
street southwest June and 8.
The annual outing will be held June
IA at HainS Point. Meet at the Treas
ury at o'clock Mrs. Mary E. Hohen-
stein extended an invitation to the
council for a week end visit to her
cottage at Beverly Beach, Md. The
president appointed Mrs. Agnes Hips
ley, Martha H Stoops and Frieda J.
Pratt to assist Mrs. Hohenstein in this
outing.
American Association of University
Women.-The usual Sunday walk will
start today from the FoXall Station at
3:l5 to walk to 4414 Reservoir road,
where a garden will be inspected. Picnic
supper will follow at the home of the
| leader, Mrs Frank w. Pyle.
During the Summer, the Hospitality
Committee will sponsor the following
activities, Mrs. Dudley Wilson Willard
acting as hostess for the club: Mon
days. tea in the lounge at 4:30 pm;
Wednesdays, bridge in the morning, fol-
lowed by luncheon at l pm; Fridays,
club night. with dinner at $50 pm,
followed by bridge at 7:30 pm. Duph-
cate contract on the first and third
| Fridays in charge of Mrs. Warner j.
! OIeary.
The book review group proposes to
carry on a chain book review OF light
| Summer fiction on the second and
fourth Thursdays of each month during
the Summer, to be followed by
| luncheon.
Curley Cuba meeting will be held
in the Continental Hotel Thursday eve
ming for nomination of officers. Elec-
| tion will be June %.
| Under the auspices Of the literary
circle of the club, pilgrimage will be
made today to the tomb OF Mother
Seton, at Emmittsburg, Md, leaving
knights of Columbus Hall at II O'Clock.
The Washington Chapter of Hadas-
sab annual Spring luncheon will be
held June at the Mayflower Hotel. A
program has been planned and Mrs.
Henry Oxenburg, president, will preside.
| The principal speaker will be Repre-
sentative Henry Ellenbogen of Pennsyl-
vania The musical feature will be Miss
Felicia Rybier, concert pianist.
Mrs. Edward Cafritz, chairman OF
tickets, has announced more than 300
reservations have been made. Mrs.
| Norman Kal, Mrs. Joseph Kaminsky,
Mrs Herman D. Shapiro and Mrs.
Harry Viner are co-chairman of tickets;
| Mrs Isadore Kahn is chairman Of ar
rangements, with Mrs. William I. Ogus,
| co-chairman.
Roosevelt, Delphian Chapter will meet
June IA at 10 am. at the Hamilton
Hotel.
Columbia Floral Circle will hold a
| picnic tomorrow at IL am. in the
garden at the -home Of Mrs. Laura
Wight, 62l2 Eighth street northwest
The Cercle des Precieuses Ridicules
met Wednesday evening at the home
Of Mrs. Bessie Edison. The president,
Mr.. William j. Wallace, presided and
the following program was rendered:
Piano solo, "Au Ruisseau," by Kargan-
off, with melody by Rachmaninoff, Mrs
William j. Wallace; reading, LIN
prudente," by Charles Tardieu, Nine.
CASTOR de Bouy; vocal solo, "Connais-
tu lie pays?" by Ambrose Thomas, Mrs.
Bessie Edison. Accompanist, Mrs. Will
liam J. Wallis; reading, La Gram
maire," anonymous, M. Henri Lazard;
reading, Les tros princes pareSseux,"
anonymous, M. Carlos Blum; comedy
Vent d'Ouest," anonymous, played by
Miss Patricia Hunt, Miss Margaret
Window and Arthur Murphy.
Gamma Chapter, Delphians, will meet
at the Shoreham Hotel tomorrow eve
ming. The president, Miss Lulu Adams,
will preside and Mrs. Pearl Friede will
be in charge of the literary program.
Roman Comedy" will be the subject for
discussion. The following topics have
been assigned: Roman Theaters and
Players Art Miss Ellen Bulger; His
tory of Comedy at Rome" Mrs Esma
AVA. A<aSA1OWiSLs 4ddllLo ldCC DId--
matte History" Miss Eveline Kay;
Technique of Roman Comedy" Mrs.
Alice c. Eliot; THE Twins" will be read
in dialogue.
The chapter will be entertained by
National Capital Chapter at a garden
party, June 10, at the home of Mrs. H.
A. Latane in Alexandria, Va.
Women's City CIub-Representativ
Virginia c. Jencks will be the guest of
honor at a dinner at the club house
Wednesday at $50 o'clock under the
auspices of the business and profess
sional section. Mrs. Alma Partridge
will preside
| Mrs. Laura A. Bradley was the winner
of cup presented by Mrs. j. K. Freiot,
chairman of the Friday afternoon con-
tract bridge tournament section, for the
highest score for the year. Mrs Brad
| ley was the guest of honor at lunch
con May 25 when the cup was pre-
! sented. This group ended the seasons
/ playing with reservations at the garden
card party given at the home of Mrs.
Cary T. Grayson Saturday afternoon.
Miss Elva Mcnamara, chairman of
the Tuesday evening bridge section,
will be in charge of the garden party
and bazaar to be given at the club house
the afternoon and evening Of June 16.
Mrs. Charles H. Curl. chairman of
the Tuesday morning section, plans to
inaugurate.a a course Of lectures for be-
ginners in contract bridge, Tuesday at
10 o'clock during the Summer period.
The Susan b. Anthony Foundation,
Inc, met at Rosslyn, Va, Wednesday
and elected the following officers: Mrs
Anna f. Hendley. honorary president;
Mrs. Rose Arnold Powell, president;
Mrs Ada Van Loon MacGee, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Percy M. Bailey, secretary
treasurer.
District of Columbia Home Economics
Association.-The annual dinner meet
/ iy,r xri11 ba a1l T,,x, at To