Evening star., 1933-01-01

/ viii be the Delphian traveller, who will
tell of Reminders Of Greek Prestige in
Foreign Lands; Mrs. B. G. Brown will
have as a topic Philip of Macedon":
Mrs. C. ". Rask, Alexander the
Great; Mrs. w. S. Evans, Alexander s
Empire and Its Influence: Mrs. Robert
w. Howard, Greek Religion; Mrs.
Charles H. Potter, Mrs. Clyde De
Bender, Mrs. Clarence West and Mrs.
Stephen DeBurr win present the sub
Freiot, president, will give the sum-
mary.
During the recess period Mrs. Freiot
arranged an afternoon for members of
the chapter, when they were invited
to he home, 81 Observatory circle. for
tea to meet Mrs. William Ten Eyck,
who spoke on THE Age of Cicero" and
'Homer's Cycle"
Columbian Women Of George Wash
ington University-Mme Emanuel H
Dimitriu, national first vice president
of the League Of American Pen Women,
will be the speaker at the meeting Tues
day afternoon. at the Western Presby-
terian Church. Her subject will be
"The Rumanian Woman of Today" She
will be introduced by Miss Alice Hutch
ins Drake, chairman of the Program
| Committee.
During the social. from to 4:3o.
Mrs. John w. Bennett, NJ. and Nine.
Dimitriu will be the guests Of honor,
receiving with Miss Elizabeth Peet,
president.
The literature section invites the
members to dinner at the A. A. U. w.
| January 10 at pm, followed by
book review by Mrs. Ellington. Call
National 5000 before 8 pm. January Z
| for reservations.
| The bridge section invites the mem
bers to bring husbands and friends to
! dinner bridge at the A. A. y. w. Janu-
ary at z pm. Reservations should be
made with Miss Margaret Maize, North
| 2086
The junior section will be entertained
at bridge by Miss Cecile Harrington,
| 1853 Nineteenth street, January 25, at
pm.
American Association of University
Women.-A diplomatic dinner will fea-
ture this weeks activities, when the
club presents Erik Hendrix Louw, Min
ister of the Union of South Africa, Fri
day at z pm. He will speak on Racial
Problem of South Africa" Mrs. John
William Cooper will preside and the
speaker will be presented by Mrs.
Delos o. Kinsman.
A luncheon will be held Saturday at
lis, when Senorita Paulina Gomez
Vega of Bogota, Colombia, who has the
Latin American fellowship of the
American Association of University
Women, will be the honor guest. She
will describe her work in the Institute
de Hygiene in Bogota. DR.. Suzan
Lough of the University of Richmond,
chairman of the Southern Atlantic
Unit of the National Fellowship Fund,
will explain the meaning of fellowship.
Open house will be observed at the
/ club house tomorrow, with a bridge at
pm. and tea at pm. Mrs. Leslie
/ Whitten will be the hostess, and club
members may bring their friends for
both bridge and tea
Study groups during the week include
the child development group Tuesday
| at 10 am, the art of the dance study
| group Wednesday at 8 pm. and the
poetry group Thursday at IL am.
The Twentieth Century Club will
meet Thursday at IL am in Barker
Hall, Y. w. C. A. The Egyptian Min
lister, Sesostris Sidarouff Pasha. will ad-
dress the club on THE History and
Present Condition of Egypt" There will
be no meeting of the French section
4 Monday.
The Washington Chapter of the
Daughters Of the United States Army
will meet at tea for the new officers
OF the organization at the Army War
College Club, Washington Barracks,
Tuesday.
The Membership Committee Of the
Business and Professional Women's
Club, of which Miss Ellen H. Edstrom
Is chairman, entertained at a tea and
musicale given at the Dodge Hotel
Sunday afternoon. in honor Of the
following new members: Miss Eva
Baldwin. Miss Helen v. Barnhart, Miss
Clara Beetle, Miss Efie Bush. Miss
Adeline Edwards, Mrs. Bessie L. Ed
monston, Miss Annie E. ellison. Miss
Estella Grissom, Miss Ruth Hasting,
Miss Norma L. Hughes. Mrs. Elizabeth
B. Pollock. Miss Edith lockwood Miss
Mamie G. Sanders. Mrs. Villa C.
Thompson. Miss Agatha D. Ward. and
Miss Mary M. Willis. Miss Stella 1.
Clodfeltef, president, ard other club
officers received.
The next club event will be held at
the new Willard Hotel, January 9,
when Miss Mary Stewart. education
chairman, will present a program of
/ Vocatlonal guidance.
/ The Soroptimist Club met at the La
Fayette Hotel Wednesday. President
son, from the Oakland, Calf. Club.
was guest of honor. She gave a re-
sumo of the activities of the Oakland
club and the preparations to attend
the 1884 Soroptimist International Con-
yention in Baltimore. Ethel Knight
Pollard of the New York City club also
was guest. Solos were sung by Ruby
Potter, accompanied by Louis Potter
The banquet, at which the new off,
GERS will be installed, will be held at
the Washington Hotel. January 7.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent,
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Civil War, met December 20 at 8O8
street, the occasion being the annual
Christmas tree party. Mrs. Anna Horn,
a past president, was hostess, assisted
by Mrs. Effe Thomas. chairman of
arrangements and program. Prof.
Manley had charge of the music, as
sisted by William B. Wells, who led
the singing OF patriotic songs and
Christmas carols.
Mrs. Alice Newhardt recited poems
and Santa Claus was impersonated by
Percy Parker.
Among guests from out of town were
Mrs. Ruby Cooper and Mrs. Garnett
Hartman of New York City, who are
spending the holidays with their par
ents. DR.. and Mrs. johnson.
Mrs. Esther Lippold, president of the
tent invited members and their friends
to attend the installation of officers
January 13.
On New Year day the tent will re-
ceive jointly with the Women's Relief
Corps at the Thomas Circle Club,
Massachusetts, avenue between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets.
Curley Club.-A New Year dance will