Evening star., 1933-05-07
Deal gave vocal solos, accompanied By
Mrs. Elsie Harvey Weaver.

Deal gave vocal solos, accompanied by
| Mrs. Elsie Harvey Weaver.
Women's Club of BENJAMIN Franklin
University-The third annual birthday
banquet was held April 20 at the club
house OF TIE American Association of
University Women. The officers and
members OF the faculty and their wives
were entertained. Sam Syme, attorney
ana instructor, was toastmaster A his
tory OF the club was given by Lucy z.
Dawson, historian. Vocal and piano
solos were given by Marian Hartley and
Marjorie Maxfeld, respectively, and
readings by Nell Duree Norris. Short
talks were given by John Kennedy.
president, and Edwin c. Bosworth, dean.
Walter Husband, Assistant Secretary of
Labor. was the speaker and guest of
honor.
Gamma Chapter, DeIphians, will meet
! at the Shoreham Hotel tomorrow at 8
pm. The program "Oedipus the King"
as Greek drama, will be under the
leadership OF Miss Lunsford.
Housekeepers' Alliance-As guests of
Miss Ruth Sheldon. director of the
kitchen, the members and guests had
desserts and variations in Summer bev-
erages demonstrated for then
The Capitol Hin History Club met at
the home Of Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt. Mrs.
Tamar Rorke and Mrs. l.. B. Stine as
sisting hostesses Buffet luncheon was
served. The program included a paper
by Mrs. j. B. Reed, and a talk on
Early American Art" by Mrs. Fills
,, Logan.
The next meeting will be MS, 10 at
, the home Of Mrs. Charles VI. Jones.
Abraham Lincoln Circle, No. 3, Ladies
OF the Grand Army Of the Republic,
met Monday evening at the Willard
Hotel. The president, Miss Rebecca L.
Blaine, presided.
Mrs. May D. Lghtfoot, Miss Beatrice
Deeds and Miss Redfern were appointed
on the Investigating Committee. Mrs.
Lillian Weber, patriotic instructor, con-
tributed to a wreath to be used at the
memorial service Of Grant and Lincoln
IN the Rotunda Of the United States
Capitol, May 81, at 2:30 o'clock SEN
ator Arthur r. Robinson of Indiana
will give the address.
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, president OF
the District Of Columbia Federation of
Women's Clubs, spoke on the Pure
Food Law" Mrs. Margaret Grandle,
past national president, and Mrs Mar
garet Hopkins Worrell, national Junior
vice president of the Ladies of the
g. A.. r., also spoke. Members are
the colors May 2s at the Cathedral.
Misses Vera and Doris Redfern were
appointed color guards for the occasion.
Members were also invited to the Fed
Grafton OF Women's Clubs luncheon to
be held in the Mayfower Hotel at 1
o'clock May 16 Mrs. Franklin D.
Roosevelt will be the honor guest.
The Washington League for the Hard
OF Hearing Joined with more than 100
other organizations throughout the
country in observing National Hearing
week, May 1-8. The club rooms were
open every day for the benefit of in
qulrers and information was given in
regard to hearing aids, lip reading and
the prevention of deafness. The league
also assisted with the exhibit held at
the Medical Society Building by the
American Federation of Organizations
for the Hard Of Hearing.
The league gave its annual benefit
caro- party yesterday at the Washing
ton Club. There were tables of auction
ana contract bridge and other tables
for jigsaw puzzle fans. Tea was served.
Lincoln Woman's Relief Corps met at
Woodman's Hall, with the president,
Mrs. Cora L. Manoly, presiding. Adjt.
Gen. E. D. Godfrey and Mrs. Anna
Horn, department president, and her
stan were presented by the conductor,
Miss Ruth Scott. Mrs. Mildred Painter,
Mrs. Mary Edgerton, Mrs. Ella De Wore,
Mrs. Clara Mckee and Mrs. Bessie
Pierce were initiated. Comdr. Everett
F. Warner, Mrs. Hattie Warner and
Comdr. Michael Casey spoke. The mem
bers OF auxiliartes were asked to help
in decorating veterans graves May 80
and to participate in the massing Of
colors May 81 at the Cathedral. Mrs.
Mandy requested the corps to make
roses.
The Mckinley Glee Club rendered Sc
lect1ons, after which a birthday party
was held. On May is at 8 pm. there
Will be short business meeting and a
ningo party at the home Of Mrs Manoly,
1911 Kennedy street.
The Washington Soroptimist Club
had luncheon Wednesday at the VII
laro Hotel. There was a contest be-
tween the gold and blue teams. The
plueS, under the leadership Of Nell r.
Hysong, carried the honors at the meet
ing;
eSSo sA1C Lo1lOI kucSG ana speaker,
Arthur Santell of Hollywood, known as
the worlds strongest youth.
among other guests were DR.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Taylor DR.. Taylor, a
psychoanalyst, talked briefly on how the
mental and physical Of the human
organism fits in with the economics of
today. Other guests were Miss H. Still
man, the guest Of Edna Fussell, and
Miss Helen Marston Of Washington. the
guest Of Miss Loretta Murphy.
The members of the club are plan-
| ming to join the Baltimore Soropti-
mist Club on q cruise down the Po-
tomac to jamestown and Norfolk, June
3, 4 and 5.
The Wesley Heights Florence Crit
tenton Circle will have q picnic lunch
con at the Y. w. c. A. Vacation Lodge
near Cherrydale Va, May 8. The host
esses will be Mrs. Harold G. Anderson.
Mrs. Charles T. Penn, Mrs. Homer
Dawson and Mrs. A. G. Wenley.
The Wesley Heights Book Review
Club viii meet May 10 at the home OF
Mrs. Charles H. Ruth on Garfield street.
Reviews will be given by Mrs Howard
q. Nichols and Mrs. Hiram K. Green.
The Executive Board of the Horace
Mann Home and School Association
met at the home of the president, WAL
ter Davidson, May l, when plans were
made for the installation Of officers
May is. when William A. Roberts will
be installed as president.
The Wesley Heights Child Study Club
met May at the home of Mrs. Homer
F. Dawson when Mrs. George B. Woods
and Mrs. Wesley NJ Gewehr assisted In
receiving. DR.. Winifred Richmond of
the staff Of st. Elizabeth's Hospital
spoke on THE Adolescent Boy" Mrs.
Earle w. Wallick, president, appointed
the following Nominating Committee:
Mrs. John Gardner Ladd, chairman;
Mrs. William M. Ballinger and Mrs.