Evening star., 1933-10-22

charge of the program. Senator VIII
| liam H King will speak on Needed
l egislation for the District of Colum-
bia." The musical program will be pre-
sented by Mrs. j. Frank Rice. soprano;
Mrs. James Shera Montgomery, accom-
PIANIST, and Miss Helen Williams, plan-
| ist.
Mrs. Wiley announces the Clothes
Conservation Committee desires that
used garments and new pieces OF cotton
clcth for quilts be sent to the COM
mittee at the Ford Building, on Penh-
| svlvania avenue.
! The rainbow card party and style
show will be held at the Shoreham
Hotel November at 2 pm. Reserva- :
tions for tables should be made through
| Mrs. LLOYD w. Biddle, telephone Shep-
| herd 2434.
| Next weeks radio message will be
presented by Mrs. Miriam Hilton Friday
/ at IL am. from station WRC to ex-
plain the music festival. to be spon-
sored by the Council of Social Agencies,
at the Roosevelt High School Cctooer
| 30 to November IA. An institute will be
conducted by Dr.. August Zanzig, from
the National Recreational Association
of New York.
The Writers League of Washington
met at the Thomson Community Center
where plans for the year were discussed,
and reports given of the informal meet
! ings held during the Summer, one at
/ Hams Point. others at the homes OF
Miss Georgia Redway and Miss Julla
/ NJ Escher. Mrs. L. w. Tilton read
story. Mrs. Elizabeth S. Osgood pre-
sented two booklets. and the president,
M. Hugh Irish. read poems.
I The next meeting will be held October
| 27 at 8 o'clock at the Thomson Com
munity Center. when a charter MEM
/ ber. Miss Marie Dallas. will appear on
+ the program. Other numbers Will pe
short stories by Miss Nellie Thomas.
wav end Mr.. Clark Palmer Cole. Verse
by Miss Anna Priestley.
! the shorehanl Hotel october 1e, the
president. Miss Emma Hofer, in the
chair. Pre- e-ShakeSpearean Drama IN
| England" was the subject and Mrs.
Ella G. Prescott was chairman. Topic
reports were given as follows: Early
English Comedies" Miss Clara Dicker-
son; Early English Tragedy, MISS
Julia M. Gilbert: ''Lyly as Dramatist,
| Miss Evelyn Kay; "Endymion," Mrs.
| Bertram Moore.
! The next meeting will be held at the
, Shoreham Hotel october 23.
The Washington. d. c.. Women's
Auxiliary to the Railway Mail ASsOcia-
| ton and the association had JOINT
| dinner October 16 at the Capitol Park
| Hotel, sponsored by the delegates to the
| national convention, Mesdames b. N.
Burleyson, D. M. Tice and w. M. Col
| Inns. with Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, presi-
dent of the D. c. Federation OF Wom-
ems Clubs. as guest of honor. w. M.
| Collins national president OF the K. M.
| A., and the auxiliary president, Mrs. B.
| N Burleyson. spoke.
The auxiliary held business meeting.
Mrs. Burleyson read her report given at
! the national convention and the dele
gates reported on the convention. Mrs.
| w. M. Collins gave a resume OF the his
| tory of the auxiliary. The ways and
means chairman Mrs. A. F. Lingle, an
nounced a rummage sale November 6
and Z.
Women's Guild of American Univer-
sity.-Mrs. D. o. Kinsman presided at
the business meeting last Tuesday. Mrs.
A. c. Houghton. chairman Of the Mem
bership Committee. reported the follow
ing new members: Mrs. r. V. Cramer,
Mrs Guernsey T. Cross. Mrs. J. Wilbur
Green. Mrs. Frank W. Lathrop, Mrs. A.
L. Parks, Mrs. C. H. Robb. Mrs. Orison
Robbins Mrs. r. 0. Saunders and Mrs.
G. F. Zook Mrs. W. E. Emley was ap-
pointed assistant treasurer. Dean
George B. Woods gave talk on Re
cent Changes in College Education" /"
and Mrs Ruby Smith Stahl sang. Her
accompanist was Mrs. F. L. Benton. The
! hostesses at the luncheon were Mrs. H.
w. Fisher, Mrs. Frank Ballou. Mrs
Harry Oberholzer. Mrs. w. E. Springer
and Mrs w. s. Dewhtrst.