Evening star., 1933-12-03

marker to the memory of Ben w. Murch,
for whom the school is named.
Phil ssheridan Woman,s Relief Corps
will meet at the Thomas Circle Club,
1926 Massachusetts, avenue, Thursday
evening, December Z, for the election OF
officers. -; $50
On December 10 the corps will meet
at Rock Creek Cemetery at 8 pm, to
place marker on the grave Of Mrs.
Mary Fauth.
The corps will serve a turkey dinner
December 13, in Odd Fellows Temple,
4l9 Seventh street.
The Writer'S League of Washington
will meet at the Thomson Community
Center next Friday evening. A pro-
gram of original short stories and
poems will be given by the members.
The feature story contest closed at
the last meeting. Miss Margaret Bailey
read juvenile story she Is writing.
Mrs. Fort gave a poem. Mrs. lone Lee
Mooney read q story. Miss Marie Dallas
read group OF verse.
The Social Club of Washington, Coun-
ell Ladies Of the U. C. C. Of E.. met with
Mrs. Pratt. The next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Saul, 1408 Trinidad
avenue northeast, on December g..
AP. o. reciprocity luncheon will
be held at the Harrington Hotel next
Wednesday at 1890 for the members
of the District Chapter. Unaffiliated
and visiting P. e. o. members Of Chap
ter No. ! will act as hostesseS. Follow
ing the luncheon. Mrs. c. e. Higbie will
entertain with readings.
Park View Woman's Cuba meeting
Of the literature section was held at the
home Of Mrs. Leon Standish, 422 New
ton street, November %. Assisting
hostesses were Mrs. Aria Morgan, Mrs.
William Erwin and Miss Edith Shan
non.
A book review was given by Mrs.
Pierce B. Ashburn- The chairman. Mrs.
Harry Gutridge, gave an illustrated
travel talk.
The Executive Board meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Warren Wagner.
3674 Park place, December 5 at 1890.
Mrs. Thomas Faris will assist Mrs. Wag-
ner.
Inc SuituS SluU IIlcI dt
the home of Mrs. William A. Kinnan,
1905 Huntington street, last Tuesday.
The meeting was called to order by the
president. Mrs. Ralph Barnard. Mrs.
Charles Elliott, Mrs. William Allen VIII
bur, Mrs. Charles Galliher and Mrs.
M. A. McLachen were guests.
Two papers were presented. The
essay on the Housing Situation in
Washington" read by Mrs. Appleton
Clark. and THE Famous Trees in
Washington, read by Mrs. Charles F..
Nesbit. Mrs. Wilbur contributed read
ings.
On December the club will cele-
brate its thirtieth anniversary by CIV
ing a luncheon at the Columbia Coun-
try Club, with a program.
Hadassah Oneg Shabat was held at
the home Of Mrs. william Bralove
Charles Stein was guest speaker Mrs.
Aaron Schalowitz led the discussion on
Jewish current events, which was fol-
lowed by musicale and tea.
District of Columbia Home Economies
Associati0n.-Dr. Paul B. Dunbar, as
sistant chief of the Food and Drug Ad-
ministration of the United States De-
partnent of Agriculture, will address
the meeting Tuesday evening in the
Red Cross Auditorium. He will speak
about the proposed revisions of the
Federal food and drugs act, and his
talk win be Illustrated with exhibits.
Dr.. Louise Stanley, chief Of the
Bureau of Home Economics, will speak
from the standpoint Of a practical
homemaker on the proposed revisions
of the food and drugs act.
Al members of the association and
their friends are requested to, attend.
The District Sunshine and Commu-
nifty Society will meet December at
the home of Mrs. Edward Stevens, 1906
Varnum street Assisting hostesses will
be Mrs. Harry A. Austin. Mrs. Harvey
L. Hutchings. Mrs. Jenjamin Emerson,
Mrs Sarah Nevins, Mrs. Giles S. Raj
ter. Mrs. Ivan Riley, Mrs. j. w. Byler
and Mrs. Leonard E. T1lden.
The annual card party was held at
the Shoreham Hotel November II.
The International Association Of Art
and Letters, Inc, will be entertained at
tea at the home of the first vice presi-
dent, Mrs. j. D. Sullivan, 1919 Thirty
first street, December 9, from to 6
O'Clock. The occasion will be in the
nature of homecoming welcome to
a former vice president. Miss Laura
Thornburgh, who has been in Ten
nessee. Miss Thornburgh will speak
on flowers and also on the life Of the
mountain people.
The District of Columbia Federal ton
of Women's Clubs met Monday. Mrs.
Harvey w. Wiley, president, presided at
= I've
Eugene Pitcher, founder Of Philo
Classics, acted as hostess Of the day.
The program was In charge OF the
Department of the American Home,
Mrs Albert N. Baggs, chairman
Food and Drugs Administration, gave a
resume of what the TugweN food bill
will and will not do.
A resolution indorsing the Roerich
peace pact and the Roerich banner OF
peace was adopted.
Three members each Of the depart
ments Of education, American home
and public welfare, will be designated
to meet with the department Of law
and legislation to study the proposed
District Of Columbia liquor control leg
islation and to prepare resolutions to
be presented to the federation for ac-
ton.
Mrs. George o. Gillingharn, chairman
of the department of international re-
lations, asked for cooperation in the
forming of world citizenship classes,
and that names of persons desiring to
Join such groups be sent to her.
Mrs. Ellis Logan, chairman OF the
department of fine arts. launched q
notwithstanding contest. Each club
Is asked to vote on the window which
Is most outstanding and far-reachine
in its Christmas message and send the
results to her. The department will
then notify the winning store. -.
She announced her department viii
conduct a tour through the Phillips
Memorial Art Gallery. 1000 Twenty-hrss
street. December 9. at 2 pm.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Hunter. chairman OF
radio. will present Baroness Won Low
enieldt al The weekly broadcast neXl
Friday at los am. from Station WRC
Mrs w. w. Husband announced tine
annual bazaar Of the Americanlzatlor