Evening star., 1933-06-18

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nual election of officers was held june
Rhode Island avenue. Anita Schade
who founded the society in 1901, was
again elected president. Others re-
elected were: DR.. F. j. Hemelt, vice
president Anita Virginia Mueller, re-
cording secretary, and Alma V. BlSchou,
corresponding secretary. The former
treasurer, Louise Worden, was replaced
by Marie Louise Hagmueller. Theodore
preher will attend to publicity and MRS.
Charlotte v. Bird will be assisting chair
man for the Program Committee, with
Anita Schade retaining her position as
its chairman. Use E. Rotz was made
chairman of the Dramatic Committee,
which selects short German plays to be
presented during the season.
Anita Schade was presented by the
Federation of Women'S Clubs on June
In a talk over radio WMAL on Two
women-Klara Wieck (Schumann) and
Elizabeth Barrett (Browning). Miss
Schade viii be heard in number OF
educational talks over the radio next
Winter.
Chevy Chase Branch, N. L. Of A.
p. W.-Mrs. Richard Yates and Mrs.
Robert Bennett will be joint hostesses
at luncheon at the home of Mrs. Ben
nett. on the Conduit road, at the meet
ing July II.
The hostesses will be assisted by Past
Presidents Mrs. Jesse w. Nicholson,
Mrs. David Mcpherson and Miss Vyolla
Offutt and the following officers: Mrs.
Daisy B. Calhoun, Miss Victoria Cop
ping, Mrs. Bertha Chaney, Miss Louise
Worden. Mrs. Mary S. Parker. Miss Hes
ter Walker Beall, Miss Irene Juno and
Mics Dorotby M Nicholson
Plans for the Winter and arrange
ments will be made toward securing a
club house The president, Mrs. Emma
w. P, Slack, will preside and be the
guest of honor at the luncheon.
American Association of University
Women.-The junior group picnic VIII
be held June "a, at pm, at TreetopS,
the home of Mrs. Luke Wilson on the
Rockville pike, near Bethesda. Mo-
Miss Margaret Cook will be the hostess.
A box supper will be served. ReserYa-
tions should be made at the club house.
Alpha Zeta Chapter, Delphians, met
at the Washington Hotel wednesday
for the final meeting. The president,
Mrs. George N. Walker, presided. The
literary program was under the leader
ship of Mrs William Weber, the sub
ject being Rome, the Builder" Those
having topics were Mrs. George H
Milne, "City of Rome; Mrs. A. G. Har-
den, characteristics of Roman Art"
and Mrs. Edwin Davis, Roman Con-
tributions to Civilization" Mrs. Louis
Puckett was Delphian traveller. A sum-
mary OF the lesson was given by Mrs.
Walker.
For the year l933-l934 the officers
elected were Mrs. H. j. Zimmerman,
president; Mrs. A. e. Gottshaii, vice
president; Mrs William Weber, secre-
tary; Mrs. George H. Milne, treasurer;
Mrs. Edwin Davis. Mrs. A. C. Harden
and Mrs. Samuel Montgomery as direc-
tors of the seminar board, Mrs. Edwin
Davis being chairman.
The chapter was ente-taine7 Tuesday
at a garden party by Mrs George H.
The Park View Womap's Club held
its annual banquet Tuesday at the Ken
nedy- Warren Hotel.
The retiring president. Miss p. B.
Ashburn. introduced the president of
the District Of Columbia Federation Of
Women's Clubs, Mrs. Harvey Cirley, and
MRS. q. Ellis Logan, = past president Of
the federation, also the ORGANIZER Of
the Park View Women's Club.
Mrs. Ashburn also introduced the
-'ewly-elected president, Mrs. Maurice
NTH. and presented her with the
,vel.
Little Marjorie Dufae presented the
r@st presidents pin to Mrs Louis FELTON,,
: past president of the club, who pre-
tied 1t to Mrs. Ashburr. The wom- |
IS quartet of the Columbia Height,
hristian Church, Mrs. Harvey Baker
;'mith. Mrs. c. Walter, Mrs. w. Collins.
Mrs. Warren Wagner, sang Miss Esther
Hull was accompanies Harlan Randall,
baritone, sang, accompanied by Mrs
Randall Mrs. Nora K. Brammel gave
a reading. w. Neriick gave vocal Sc
lections, accompanied by Mrs. Fred
Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Randall gave
duets, Mn. Walker at the piano.
A play was presented BY members
Of the club: Mrs. c. Bair, Mrs. w.
Sonlmers, Mrs. L. Murray, Mrs. w.
Hancock. Miss L. Paris.
the entire gathering, the words Of
which were composed by Mrs. Geo. r.
Dalwick, club member.
Gen. J. E. B. Stuart Chapter, U. d. c..
held their June meeting at the home
OF Mrs. Constance Goodman, 28lf
Thirty-fifth street. Refreshments were
souvenirs and told stories of her trip
around the world.
Women's City CIub.-Mrs. J. X. Fre-
lot will open her house and garden, 81
Observatory circle, for the third cottage
party, Friday at 2 O'Clock, In the series
of parties given for the benefit Of the
club house mortgage fund. Members
and their friends are making reserva-
tions at the club or with Mrs. Freiot.
Mrs. William Lee Corbfn and Mrs. w.
k,ox
Mrs. D. Hugh Mathews, Mrs. Milton
william King, Mrs. Gusts r. Perry,
Mrs. J. Frank Kelly, Miss Anna p. Hold
ridge, Mrs. Cary T. Grayson, Mrs. A. B.
Dodge have taken life memberships, as
reported by the chairman Of the Special
Life Membership Drive Committee.
The Zonta Club met at the Y. w. c.
A. Wednesday. In the absence of the
president, DR.. Coale, who was en- route
to the Zonta international Convention
in Chicago, Miss Thelma Barnard pre-
sided. Mrs. Florence Sindeli, chairman
of the Intercity Committee, announced
an intercity kaffee klotch today at
the studio of Francis Gutelfus, 1903
New Hampshire avenue.
Miss Jennie Berliner spoke on Curl
Gus wills" The following guests were
present: Ruth Snouffer and Miss Cason
we're visiting Zontians from Fred
erick, Md. Miss Jennie Berliner intro
duced as her guest, Mrs. H. Koppleman.
wife Of one of the Representatives from
Connecticut, and also Mrs. David Press
ler. Miss Minnie Ullman and Mrs
Louis Gutenberg. Nan Street presented
Miss z. Edwards
The board meeting scheduled for
Monday has been postponed until June
81.