Evening star., 1933-02-12

Patriotic Conference on National De.
tense at the Mayfiower Hotel. A let.
ter was read from Mrs. Calvin Cool
idge acknowledging the society's tele-
gram OF coincidence sent at the time of
the death Of Mr. Coolidge. Ten dollars
was volsd 70 be applied to interest due
on MORTGAGE on the Betsy Ross prop
erty In Philadelphia and IS was ap-
propriated for a charitable uurpose.
Pians for the Lincoln breakfast were
completed. Mrs. w. P. Wright. wife
OF the commander In chief OF the
.. a. r. and member Of the Illinois
/ society OF the Danes of the T,ovaI
Legion, addressed the meeting. as aid
Mrs: Goode. president Of the Pennsyi-
vania Society of the Danes of the Ioyal
Legion. WAC -''~A
The CercIe des Precieuses Ria,cuI..
was received Wednesday evening hv
Nine. Moorhead Mellor and Mile. Caro-
iine Moorhead Mellor at their home. in
tne wyoming Nine young women, cos
TUNED to represent the muses.. recited
sonnets by Ronsard, de Musset, Arvers
ana du Bellay. Urania was represented
oy Mile. Rosa Folau: Melpomene, by
Miie. Ondine Livaudais; Thalia, by
Mile. Caroline Moorhead Mellor; Polyni-
ma, ny Mile. Marie de Porry; Erato. hy
Nile Margaret N. Window: Clio. BY
Mns;. M.ie; ratrlcla Hunt; Euterpe, by Mile.
Marjorie Smith, Terpsichore, by Mile.
Hazel Priest. and Calliope. bv Nina
Manuel Cambouri For the march of
tne muses. Nine. Duff Lewis. violintst.
ren !ered old English airs, ACCOMPANIED
st me piano by Nine. William j. Wallis.
Mile Julia E. Schelling PLAYED turn
piano solos-the music of the "Holy
Srall, from Wagner's "Parsifal." and
Siumoer Song" by Schumann. Mime.
GaSton de Bouy continued the prograrn
with recitation, "L'homme de liaison'"
Der M. Henri Lazard gave a nun,her
OF anecdotes.
Mile Mary Ladd and Mile. Hazel
frlest were elected to membership.
The Alpha Zeta DeIphian Chaptsr
met at the Washington Hotel Wedries-
gay. The resignation of the president.
Shs eH,s. coward E: Jones, was accepted.
Sne Is succeeded by the vice PRESIDENT
MRS. George N. Walker.
Mrs. Samuel Montgomery had charoa
Oh the literary program Several TOPICS
we're we're discussed by Mrs. r. c. Roark
I MIS-. n. Page Irving, Mrs. william
weber, Mrs. A. L. Riddick and Mrs
Cnaries Boteler. Mrs. Eleanor wilson
eesioent field secretary, welcomed the
enapter INTO the national society. THE
Snapter later had luncheon To- ceie.
Di51e tne signing Of the charter.
,,r,th next meeting will be February "a.
"'Oii MIS- Louise A. Puckett as leader.
Inc Sunshine and Community so-
clety met at the home of Mrs r. AZ
GusCaIson, 4304 Eighteenth street Eah-
luary ., With the following assistants.
mrs. w; w. Scott, Mrs. @. A. Pos
miss Ella Lamb Mrs. j. Davis Mrs
a; a; r; Heron: Mrs. F. c. Brinley. Mrs
w. n; Wahly. Mrs. c. w. FLOYD and
Mrs. a. N. Desio. Mrs. Z. nj Gude.
1he president, was in the chair.
Wis. scout and Mrs. Underwood rave
r,ao., pols on the last general federation
ng lIeetig. money was voted for an old
couple, for needy case, the Students,
Aio and $50 for the Gospel MISSION
Inc society was invited to take a tahle
Ior the celebrity breakfast. those de-
sring 70 do so to notify Mrs. r g
66rinley, 1904 Delafleld place, telephone
The Black beer bill was opposed
MIS-. M. A. Winters, Mrs. A. B. Nc
Manus, and Mrs. Robert D. McCauiey.
were elected to membership.
IuestS were Mrs. Ellis Logan. Mrs
z: B. Merritt, Mrs. w. H. WadIeicb
MRS; Holden, Mrs. F. L. Shefieid. MIS-
Z. =. Thompson, Mrs. A. Volk. Mrs
y Q. Raw. Mrs. Bernice Stoopes and
Mrs. Erna Embrey gave a eroun of
songs. Rev. Phillip Murray of Calvary
baptfst Church made an address.
Inc next meeting will be with Mrs.
Cnarles Bair, 1430 Holly street, March
Q at l:50 pm, assisted by Mrs. II. A.
austin, Mrs. H. M. Hunter, Mrs. z. 3.
Merltt: MRS. s. Rauscher, Mrs. Parker
Cook, Mrs. George U. Rose, Mrs. w. w.
Iaylor, Mrs. H. G. James and Mrs.
Giles Scott Rafter.
Mrs. F. 3. Littell win have the next
card group March II at her home.
3704 Porter street.
card party with luncheon. win he
neld at Corby's bakery February IL at
1880 pm.
Ladies Guild OF KeniIworth met In
mrs. Norman Kraft's home February 8.
A luncheon was suggested to be held
February 2l at the church at IL O'clock.
Girls Friendly Society.-At the Epiph-
any Branch Monday night Mrs. Grace
Berry, president, started her class
Tor probationers-those who desire to
be admitted to the branch. This class
viii meet each Monday at 7 p.ra. until
the admission service March 81, and
all who are interested should endeayor
to be present. After supper and the
classes, an informal business meeting
was held as Mr.. Synder was ou. Of
town.
Valentine party will be given
February IS at BIS pm. Each member
should bring two Valentines so that
one may be given to the children at
the hospitals. Supper and classes be
held as usual.
Federal Club.-At the meeting Tues
day, at the University Club, an amend
ment to the constitution to continue
the membership of those retired from
the Federal service was adopted. Frank
Morrison, secretary of the American
Federation of Labor, addressed the club
on the question Of unemployment, the
reasons therefor and its remedies.
President Edgar 3. Calvert presided.
Curley Club.-A card party viii be
held February II at the Sacard Heart
Church hall, Sixteenth street and Park
road.
A card party was held under aus
pices of the Card Club February 8, at
the home Of Miss Monte DAILY, 14l1
Thirty-sixth street.
The Misses Isabel. Edythe and
Gertrude Conner entertained members
Of the Literary Circle at their home on
the Lee Jackson Highway, Alexandria,
Va, last Tuesday evening. Miss Jes-
sic Boohlert directed the circle when
papers and books were read and dis
cuSsed.
The Capitol Hill History Club met
Wednesday with Mrs. v. c.. Austin, II
Bryant street, Mrs. H. F. Patterson as
sisting hostess. Following the luncheon
and social was called to order by the
president Mrs. D. S. Shook. The study
period consisted of papers, THE War
With Mexico" by Mrs j. C. Hemphill:
THE Guadaloupe- Hidalgo Treaty." by