Evening star., 1933-09-24

Marietta Park Women's Cuban
executive luncheon will be held at the
home Of the president, Mrs. Stanley D.
Reed, 420 Oglethorpe street, September
26. This year the club will function as
a member of the District Federation Of
WomenS Clubs.
Several members of the club, cap
tanned by Mrs. Stanley D. Reed made
complete survey of the Marietta Park
section in behalf OF the N. r. A.
A business meeting will be held at the
home Of Mrs. j. w. Smith, 500 Peabody
street, October 3, followed by social.
The assisting hostesseS are Mrs. Joseph
Horning, Mrs. Thomas Murphy, Mrs.
William F. Shea and Mrs. James B.
Sullivan.
Columbia chapter, Delphian Society,
will meet at the Hamilton Hotel Septem-
ber % at 10 am The leader will be
Mrs. Charles LIE Hew.
The study OF pre-Shakespearean drama
will be continued and the topics will
be presented by the following: George
Peele," Mrs. Knute Bjorka Robert
Greene" Mrs. A. G. Bishop; Tragic
Drama of Kyd," Mrs H. H. Downes;
Campbell; Doctor Faustus," Mrs.
The American Women's Legion will
meet at the Willard Hotel September
81 at ii am. Mrs. Ben Fuller, presi-
dent, will preside.
The Rainbow Club held a business
meeting at the home of Mrs. Margaret
Taylor and elected officers as follows:
Robert Crump, president; Miss jose
phine Thornhill, vice president; Mrs.
Margaret Wilson, secretary, and T. B.
Montgomery, treasurer. Dances will be
held the third Saturday in each month
The next meeting will be with Miss
Dorothy Tennelly, 603 Kennedy street.
Petworth Woman's CIub.-The Edu-
cational Section was entertained by
Mrs. c. L. Blake Monday evening with
Mrs. E. G. Thomas and Miss NJ. o.
Garland assisting Mrs. Harry Van
Geuder gave current events. DR.. G..
j. P. Barger gave an illustrated lecture
on his experiences in Belgian Congo.
Mrs. G. j. P. Barger and Mrs. William
Linebach were among the guests.
The meeting of the Philanthropic
Section was held Tuesday afternoon al
the home of Mrs. A. NJ Abbott with
Mrs R. c. Sowerbutts and Mrs. James
Newton as hostesses. Garments for
the Gospel Mission were cut and started
from material which had been donated
by different members of the section
as well as that purchased by the club.
Mrs j. w. Nee entertained the Hos
pitality Section Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. A. MacSmith> as assistant
hostess. Plans were made for the an
C. A. Vacation Lodge at Cherrydale.
Va. early in october.
The Art Section will meet at 1890
Thursday at the Petworth Methodist
Church. Mrs. Frank Minich will be
chairman of the Luncheon Committee.
The Executive Board will meet at
the home of the president, Mrs. Otto
Hammerlund September %.
WOmen's Clinic-Members of the
executive board met at the clinic, 4704
Georgia avenue, with DR.. Lauretta
Kress, assistant superintendent. presld-
ing Announcement was made OF an
evening clinic to be held Thursday
evenings of each week at 4704 Georgia
avenue from to o'clock.
National Capital Chapter, Delphian
Society, will meet September 81 at 10
O'Clock at Jelleff's Little Theater.
Girls Friendly Society.-The fourth
annual conference of the younger
members was held at the G. F. S. Holi-
day House, Alexandria, Va, September
1913. The delegates were: Helen
Pickens and Elizabeth Taylor, st.
Andrews, College Park, Md; Genevieve
Everett and Mary B. Kuhl, st. James,
Bowie, Md; Mildred Patterson, ST.
Faul. Rock Greek parish; Catherine
Harper, Elmyra Parrish and Mary
Stuart. Epiphany. The associates we're
Carlisle, Irene Harding and Eliza
The older members conference opened
yesterday.
A meeting of the Diocesan Council
will be held October 81.
Chevy Chase Branch. N. L. of A.
p. W.-Ars. David Mcpherson will en-
tertain the members at luncheon
October A. She will have assisting he1
the past presidents. Mrs. Jesse ~,
Nicholson. Mrs. Richard Yates, and
Miss Vyolla Ofutt. A business meeting
| will precede the luncheon, presided
over by the president, Mrs. Emma w
P. Slack.
| The league will give a diplomatic
dinner the week before Thanksgiving.
The Curley Club will hold a theatel
benefit for the Archbishop Curley
scholarship fund Monday evening al
| the National Theater. Tickets may be
| obtained from William j. Boyd, 2lI
| Fifth street northeast.
A dance will be held next Saturday
evening at the New Amsterdam Hotel
An outing was held last Saturday eve
ming at Suitland. Md, at the home OF
Miss Eleanor Swami and Benjamin
! Swami. Short comedy sketches were
given by John Donnelly, Luke O'Reilly
and Dick Stewart, and recitations by
Miss Cecilia Regan were enjoyed. Ar
thur McGreevy entertained with voca.
solos.
The literary circle met at the home
of Miss Mary MCGEE, 800 East Capito
street, Tuesday evening, Miss Isabe
Connor. chairman. presiding. Mis-.
Ethel Ammon was named librarian ano
Miss Mary Connolly, secretary. Mis-.
Mary Connolly will be hostess to the
group at her home. 1884 Girard street
northeast, October 2.
| Rev. Father Nagle, president of the
| Black FriarS dramatic organization, viii
address the club in the interest of dra-
matics at the business meeting Septem-
ber %, at Continental Hotel.
Takoma Park Women's CIub.-Tht
drama department will meet September
27 at pm, at the home of Mrs. L. v