Evening star., 1933-04-23

Civil War, Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey
Tent, met April II, with Esther Lip
pold. president, presiding. Amy l.
Carr was reinstated - q member and
| Mrs. Katie G. Jones initiated. Mrs. A
| Genev1eve Craig, patriotic Instructor
/ gave a report Of her presentation o1
| the American flag, In name Of the tent
| to Lincoln School. Mrs. Everett War
| ner and Everett Warner, patriotic In
structor Of the Department Of the Po-
tomac, Grand Army Of the Republic
gave reports.
The president and her colors assisted
In the service in honor Of the Grand
Army on Grand Army day, April 6
placing . wreath on the Stephenson
Monument and also taking part in the
| Grand Army day parade. Member
also attended the American coalition
mass meeting April IS, with their COL
ors. Miss Katie Guiton represented the
national president, Mrs. Doris Merry
man, Cleveland, Ohio.
Mother Sperling Tent, Balimor9 will
present a memorial sun dial to the
Department of Maryland, Grand Army
| tomorrow at 2:30, to which many Of
this tent will attend. Many daughters
will attend the dinner given by Mrs
Florence Fearnow, q member, at Dun
craggin Inn, Beltsville. Md, April 70
at S pm. The invitation to Phil Sher-
party was accepted for May 5, Thomas
Circle Club.
The next meeting will be April 20
when Lieut.. Col. u. S. Grant and the
Ladies Of the G. A. r. will be guests
A program will be presented by Gene
| We've Craig, commemorating the birth
day anniversary Of Gen. U. S. Grant
Delta Sigma Chapter, DeIphian So
ciety, met Monday at the Shorenam
Hotel, the president, Mrs. 9. G. Gran
ston, presiding There will be three
meetings in May, the extra one on
the fifth Monday. A..
The literary program, LED py Mls
Ruth H. snodgrass. was on 6e.MS. n4n1
Cologne School" Stephen Lockner,
picture, Madonna of the Rose Arbor,
was criticized by Mrs. Annie G. Otto;
also, Durer's Madonna OF the Rost
Chaplets." The topic "Swabian anc
Nuremburger Artists" was presented D!
Mrs. Gale Pugh. An article from tns
Life of Holbein," by r. N. Wornum
was discussed by Mrs. Snodgrass. MIS-
Evans and various others. His famous
portrait Of George Gisze was exhlDlteo
in color and discussed by Mrs. Snoo.
grass. also his Ambassadors" and the
duchess of Milan" His portrait o.
Erasmus was discussed by Mrs. Grams
ton and Mrs. Evans. The topic Al
brecht Durer" was presented by MIS-
John Evans. His painting OF himself
and his masterpiece, "The Knight
Death and the Devil" were discussed
by Mrs P. J. Harmon.
The lesson summary was given BY tn
president.
The next meeting will be May I, aftel
which there will be luncheon and ar
art tour under the direction Of Charles
Val Clear of the Art League OF Wash
ington.
Deutscher Literarischer Verein met al
the home of the president, Miss Schade
529 Rhode Island avenue April is. DR.
Ernst w. Meyer Of the German embassy
spoke on the poets Of his native coun'
try, Silesia; Leah Efenbach. pianist
played Beethoven's Sonata in E fiat
major, Opus 81" and group Of Chopin
compositions; Crete Won Bayer played
the piano part to Anita Schade's reel
tation of a melodrama by Schumann-
Hebbel. Mrs. Fred Adams Young read
an Easter poem and Joseph Gellermanr
of the Georgetown University Foreign
Service School read his prize essay en-
titled "Prussian-American Diplomatic
Relations, l776-1785.'
Takoma Park Women's Club.-Ths
Executive Board met at the home o.
Mrs. Frank Zundel, 20 Manor circle
Friday for luncheon. The bushes!