Evening star., 1933-04-09


Horn, March 90, when it was voted {
carry on the memorial services for air
men originated by the late Mrs. M. Mort
at the Key bridge. May 80.
Mrs. Hood announced that July 2
has been reserved for the excursion 10
the department to Chesapeake Beach
members of all the relief corps are max
ing the Red Rose for the decoration 70
the soldiers graves at the various ceme
ieries throughout the city. This fiowe
has been adopted by the Grand Army O
the Republic, Department of the Pc
tomac. as their flower for decorating
their comrades graves. Mrs. More
McElroy announced the Sons of Uniol
Veterans would also share in this flower
making. The Department of the Crane
Army of the Republic presented checl
of S100 to the Woman's Relief Corps t.
defray the expense of this flower
making.
Delta Sigma Chapter, Delphian So
ciety, met Monday at the Shorehan
Hotel the vice president, Mrs. F. w
Braden, presiding
The program was led by Mrs. William
Ballinger. the subject being 'Iandscap,
and Still Life in Dutch Painting" Sh,
reported on Hollands two great land
scape painters, Jacob Ruysdael anc
Hobbema. Fromentin'S Estimate O.
Ruysdaer' was presented by Mrs. M o
Hayes. His painting, Edge of tht
Forest" was discussed by many mem
bers, as well as other representative
works. w. j. James lecture on The
Development of Modern Landscape
Painting was reviewed by Mrs. Davio
Bethune. Hobbema's picture, THE Ave
nue. of Middleharnais," was discussed
The topic Dutch Still Life" was pre-
sented by Mrs. c. E. Riordan. Van
was discussed by Mrs H. c. James
Subject in Dutch Painting" was given
by Mrs. George Quirk. The lesson sum-
mary was given by Mrs. Braden.
The next meeting will be held April
II, with Mrs. Ruth H. Snodgrass lead
ing the program on German and Early
French Painting"
American Association of University
Women.-Mrs. Paul E. Shorb will be
hostess at the tea tomorrow at pm.
at the club house, 1884 I street. She
will be assisted by Miss Mary Grams,
Mrs. Hugh Adams, Miss Rose Gwinn,
Miss c. Louise Phillips and other men,
bers of the Northeast Central section
Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, South
Dakota and Nebraska. At the tea table
viii be Mrs. Delos Kinsman, Mrs. Alan
Gray, Mrs. Walter Price and Mrs.
Rutherford j. Poison. Branch business
meeting will follow the tea.
Miss Ellen Vinton will speak tomor-
row at 7:l5 pm. before the travel group
on Egypt: It's Monuments and It's Civil
Ization." A table for dinner will be re-
served for the members of the club and
guests at pm. in the dining room pre-
ceding the talk
Mrs. Ezekiel will meet the study group
on child development April IL at 10 am.
j. Henry White, for nine years a resi-
dent Of China, will speak April IL at
BIS pm. on High Lights of Chinese
Civilization" at the auditorium of the
Interior Department under the auspices
of the association. His talk will be
illustrated with his beautiful collection
of colored slides. The Minister from
China, DR.. SEE, will be the guest OF
honor. Mrs. Cooper will preside and
introduce the speaker
Mrs. Frank Hiram Smell will review
British Agent" by Lockhart, April 13
at IL am.
Mrs. Virginia Head Smith will be
hostess at the club night" Thursday
evening. There will be bridge in the
lounge after dinner.
The study group in contemporary
drama will meet with Mrs. Horace Tor
bert April Il at II am. Miss Ruth Nc
CoWan VIII lead the discussion of THE
Adding Machine" by Elmer Rice. Mrs.
Mendenhal Will lead in discussion of
current events.
The Douglas Card Club will meet
IN Germans Hall, 107 Upshur street,
April II ct 8 O'Clock Prizes for the
successful contestants in the card games
played last month were awarded to
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Douglas. A drive
Tor new members is being conducted in
April. The club will sponsor an outing
this afternoon on the Speedway. Mem
bers are requested to meet at the
corner of Ninth and Pennsylvania ave-
hue at 2 o'clock
The Wesley Heights Child Study
Club met April at the home of Mrs.
John Gardner Ladd on Lowell street.
Miss Ann Schumacher, editor of Pro-
gressive Education, spoke on "Children's
Books Assisting hosteSses were Mrs.
H. Laurie Garrett and Mrs. Charles c.
eager. The next meeting will be May 2
at the home of Mrs. Homer F. DaW-
son, 3ll0 Forty-fourth street.
Woman's City CIub.-Miss Lavinia
Darve, operate and concert artist, will
present program of songs at the tea
this afternoon.
The Membership Committee will
meet tomorrow at 450 pm.
Maxwell M. Hamilton, foreign serv-
Zee officer, will talk on Recent De-
velopments in China" at meeting of
the current events section Tuesday at
4:50.
The April meeting of the board of
directors will be held Tuesday at pm
with the president, Miss Alice M
Heaven, presiding.
A the forum Wednesday at II
O'Clock, Mrs Rose Yates Forrester viii
SPEAK on Railroads Whitner Are
They Going?" Tables are reserved in
the coffee room for those wishing tc
remain for luncheon and further dis
cussion.
The Wesley Heights Circle Of tn.
Florence Crittenton Home on Conduit
road will meet April 10 at the home
when the superintendent, Miss Jear
Cole, will speak
The wesley Heights Book Review
Club will meet April II at the home
of Mrs. Franklin D Jones on Glover
driveway. Mrs. Robert 0. Saunder!
and Mrs. Hiram K. Green will give
reviews.
The Hood College Club of Washing
ton met at the Iron Gate Inn April l
DR.. Joseph H. Apple, president of Hooc
College: Mrs. Apple and Miss Mary
Grace Helfenstein. alumnae secretary
We're the guests of honor and spoke.
The club is planning a benefit care
party April 2, at the headquarters O.
the American Association of Universit!
Women. Miss Dorothy Thomas, West
chester Apartments, IS president of thu
club.
The Curley Club will meet at tn
Continental Hotel tomorrow evening
Roland J. hyland, president, will pre-
s:dc
An Easter dance will be given at tn
hotel April 10.
Under the direction of Miss Mar
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