Evening star., 1933-01-15

sistant guard, Mrs. Eleanor Gillies;
chaplain, Miss Olive Van Wagenen;
patriotic instructor, Past President Mrs.
Virginia White Speel.
Mrs. Mckee called a meeting for last
Wednesday at her residence, Ills Cnf-
ton street, to make arrangements for
the tea which the circle Will give at
Rossdhu Castle, in Braemer Forest, jan
uary 80 Delegates attending the Ma
tional Defense Council at that time
will be invited to the tea and Mrs.
Josephine Mahar, nati0lal president
Ladies of the @. A. R., will be one
Of the guests OF honor. Two OF the
past presidents we're presented medals,
Mary Sitz Parker and Margaret Hop
kinS Worrell.
The Cercle des Precieuses Eidicules
was received at East Clifton Terrace
wednesday evening by Nine. Camille
Hindmarsh and Nine. Manuel Cambourl.
The meeting was opened by the presi-
dent. M William J. Wallis. Nine.
Pierre de Chauny and Nine. William J.
Wallis played as piano duo La Marche
du Marriage" and lie Chant de la
Mariee," from the Marriage de Jensen
Nine. CASTOR de Bouy followed With
three recitations, lie rouet de ma
grand'mere." by Ernest ChebrouX; La
ronde des annees,' by Carolina de Bouy,
and Tart d'etre heureuX," by Botrel.
Mn1e Manuel Cambouri gave a poem,
"Si." by Suily Prudhomme and anec-
dotes, ana Nine. Camille Hindmarsh
read selections frcm a book, L'Esprit
d d'Alexandre Dumas" The evening
closed with the annual "tombola, each
one present contributing and receiving
small gift.
Chapter ii, p. L. O.-Miss Isabel Al
len, president, was hostess at its meet
ing January g. Continuing the series
of programs on the States, Mrs. M. B.
Lacy gave a description of California.
Twentieth Century Club.-The French
Section, Mrs. Francis l.. Hawes, chair
man, will attend the Davis Cup matches
and later leave for lie Touquet, tomor-
row ct 1890 e.m. at the Y. w. c. A.
The Garden Section, Mrs. Benjamin
Smith, chairman, will meet Tuesday at
2 pm at the Y W. c. A. Mrs. James
Baird, member of this club for twenty
years, and now of Scarsdale, N. Y,
where she is an active worker In the
Federation of Garden Clubs of New
dens I Have Made
The Nature Section, Mrs. Leo D.
Miner, chairman, will have an indoor
meeting at the Y. W. c. A. Wednesday
at o'clock. Mrs Clarence ASpinwall,
vice chairman, will tell of her Summer
in England. Respond TO Mrs. D. A.
Greenlees West 0406.
Members of the club are invited by
the Education Section, Mrs. Lawrence
Martin, chairman, to luncheon meet
ing Thursday at 1890 pm. at the Y.
w. c. A. Dr. Joy Elmer Morgan, edi-
tor of the Journal Of the National
Education Association, will speak on
Education in the Great Transition.
For reservations, telephone Mrs. Cal
vert, North 3331-J, by Tuesday evening.
The following new members were ad-
mitted to the club at the January meet
ing; Mrs. William Thompson Clerk,
Miss Elizabeth Peet Mrs Don c. Smith,
Mrs. Arthur A. Birney and Mrs. Fred
erick G. Lincoln.
George Washington Delphian, Chap
ter-Mrs. Eleanor Wilson, field secre-
tary of the National Delphian Society,
was guest leader of the study program
Wednesday at the Willard Hotel.
"Rome's Part in World Development"
was the subject of the talk. Mrs. j. F.
Tiffey was the Delphian Traveller. tell
ing of Ancient Customs and Monu-
ments in Modern Italy" Others on
the program were Mrs C. V. Rask, Mrs.
Grattan Kerans, Mrs. A. B. Manly, Mrs.
Clarence West, Mrs. Alexander H. Bell,
Mrs. j. B. Trew. Mrs. Robert H. How
ard and Mrs. Clyde Defender. Mrs.
}. K. Freiot, presided. Mrs, William
Lyddle was guest and spoke briefly.
The Roman Republic, "The Story OF
Hannibal, and Its Political Sequels,"
will be the program of study January
25, at the willard Mrs. George A.
Lilly will be the Delphian Traveller,
with Mrs j. B. Trew as leader Others
presenting topics will be Mrs. c. H.
Potter, Mrs. w L. Evans, Mrs. Alexan-
der H. Bell, Mrs. A. B. Manly, Mrs. J.
B. Tiffey and Mrs. Stephen L. DeBurr.
District of Columbia League of
American Pen Women.-Short story
evening tomorrow. Frances Stuart
Kobbe, chairman. Discussion of West
ern stories and markets and a reading
of the best story submitted on January
g. Wednesday, Les causeries franchises,
4;30 o'clock. Nine. Felian Garzia,
chairman.
Ohio Girls Club.-Card party fo-
members and their friends, the night
of January 20, at 1926 Massachusetts,
avenue.
Federation of Business and Profess
sional Women's CIubs.-Mrs. Geline
Macdonald Bowman, president of the
National Federation, will be the guest
speaker at a dinner in honor of the
delegates to the Cause and Cure of
War Convention, meeting here this
week. Representative Mary T. Norton
of New Jersey, chairman of the District
Committee. will greet the guests attend
ing this dinner, which will be served in
the Dodge Hotel Garden House, 20 E
street, at 6:15 pm. January 10. Miss
Charl Williams, field secretary of the
National Education Association, and
the delegate Of the Washington Club at
the forthcoming convention, will pre-
side. Reservations may be made
through Miss Ellen w. Collins, chair
man of the Dinner Committee.
Rowac Club. A luncheon meeting
was held Wednesday at the home OF
Mrs. William De Kleine, Tilden Gar
dens. A talk was given on Wise
Spending" by Miss Florence Hall OF
the Department of Agriculture. Dis
cussion of the subject followed
The sewing section will meet January
18 at the home of Mrs. j. B. Givin,
1906 T street.
Washington Chapter of Hadassah.-
A special board meeting was held Tues
day to make plans for the annual
donors luncheon, February %, at the
Jewish Community Center. A report