Evening star., 1933-03-12

Nally, treasurer OF the National Federal
Employees Union; Mrs. Margaret Gran
die, past national president Of the
Ladies' of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public, spoke. -
The following guests were also pres
ent: Mrs. Edward A. Kelly, Mrs. Anna
Hogan, Miss Ella Sullivan, Mrs. Arthur
E. Donnelly, Mrs. H. j. Dorr, Mrs. Ed
gar Crosby, Mrs. Helen Burroughs, re-
gent of the Clarendon Circle; Miss
Louise Rust and Miss Hildebert Buscher.
Vocal selections were rendered by
Miss Ethel Roddy accompanied by Miss
Betty Scannlon. Miss Mary Manning
was master of ceremonies.
Mass was celebrated at the Shrine OF
the Immaculate Conception Sunday.
after which the national regent placed
Bishop Shahan.
Memorial services will be held in
lhonor of Cardinal Gibbons at Sixteenth
and Park road, March 10, at pm.
when the regent, Mrs. Annie Wall, Will
Law a wreath in memory Of his emil
nence.
held March 13, at the Washington Club
house.
The Petworth Woman's Club held a
business meeting at the Petworth School
March 8. Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt, past
president of the District OF Columbia
Federation of Women's Clubs, spoke and
the Red Cross unit reported.
The following were elected to mem
bership: Mrs. Mildred S. Kimban. Mrs.
lR. C. Woodfolk and Mrs. Katherine
Nord. The literature section was In
charge of the entertainment features
and presented Mrs. G. A. Knox, Mrs
r. C. Smith. Mrs. w. S. Ryon and Mrs.
T. S. Tincher, who read the playlet'
Suppressed Desires" by Susan Glaspei;
The hospitality section met March .
at the home of Mrs. A. M. Smith, 3l2
Shepherd street, with Mrs. z. r. Lecraw
assisting.
13 at the home of Mrs. Frank Schwartz
SIS Shepherd street, with Mrs. Minnie
Myers and Mrs. Wedemann assisting
The subject. Pennsylvania" will be IN
charge of Mrs A. c. Norcross and Mrs.
S. Louise Weir.
The civic section will meet March 16
at the home of Mrs. Ellen Painter, 1914
Eighth street, with Miss Jennie Howe
assisting. The program will be in charge
; of Mrs Frank Schwartz and Mrs. j. 4.
Utley. q,
The home section will meet March II
at the home of Mrs. A. L. Jennings. S3I
Shepherd street, with Mrs. j. K. UtIey
assisting. Mrs. c. E. Hudson will read
a paper on Mechanical Aids in the
Home"
The Washington Chapter Of Hadas-
sab will hold a special Purim meeting
!; March IS, at O'Clock at the Jewlsn
Community Center. This Is the last
meeting before the donors luncheon,
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to secure their tickets from Mrs: PAU
Pearlman, The president. Mrs. Henry
Oxenburg, will preside. The program IS
as follows: Opening prayer. Mrs. Nor
ris Gewirz; address. Louis E. Splegler,
nresident of the washington Zionist
district; vocal duet, Miss Jeanette
Bittner and Eugene Kressen; Yiddlsh
reading, Rev. Louis Novick. A social
will follow the meeting. Mrs. S. Gold
berg and Mrs. r. Kossow WILL pe
hoStesseS.
The District Society Of the Danes OF
the Loyal Legion met at the Willard
Hotel. Mrs. Warren j. james, presi-
dent, presiding A report was pre-
sented on the breakfast held in honor
of the anniversary of Lincoln's birth,
at the Willard Hotel. Mrs. J. jerome
Iightfoot, representing the DANES OF
the Loyal Legion on National Defense
at the recent meeting OF the coalition,
cave a report of its proceedings. There
was a general discussion on the subject
of National Defense" in which Mrs.
Iightfoot, Mrs. David J. Rumbough
and Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker took
part.
The Washington League for the Hard
of Hearing recently received bequest
of books from one OF its former mem
bers. Miss Mary Turner, who died IN
December. These, with the books al
ready owned by the club. are being
catalogued and are loaned to members.
The club rooms will be open for in
formal card parties during the Spring,
on dates to be announced later: March
Is Miss Florence Spotord will give
tea talk.
The Association of American Univer-
sity Women.-The membership orlVe
has been extended until March 81.
business meeting will follow the
Monday tea tomorrow at pm. MISS
Bertha A. Sellers will be the hostess,
assisted by members Of the Southwest
Central section, including Texas, Okla
homa. Arkansas, Missouri and Kansas.
|, Mrs. Paul E. Howe of the Committee
on Standard Specifications for Con-
sumers' Goods, American Home ECO
: nomics Association, will address the
Consumers Study Group on Can Con-
sumers Buy by Label?" wednesday at
! II am.
The Junior group will hold dinner
; bridge Thursday at $50. Miss Agnes
Nelson will be the hostess, assisted by
Miss Elsa Fowler and Miss 1nez How
ard.
Miss Anna Pearl Cooper will read
the poems of John Mansfield at the
luncheon of the Education Committee
Saturday at lis. Mrs. Leslie Wmtten
will be the hostess.
There will be a st. Patrick's day
dinner Friday, with bridge a1ter the
:. for the week. Miss Elizabeth S. Kill
gore will be the hostess.
The study group activities include
the poetry group, Thursday, at II am,
with Mrs. Richard Hogue as leader
and Miss Mary Louise Brown as the
,, reader, with poems from the irish
group, including William Butler Yates,
A. E. and James Stephens; the motion
choir of the dance group on Wednes-
day at p.n with Miss Evalyn DAVIS
as leader, and the child development
group, with Mrs. Lucille F. Ezekiel as
leader.
} Women's City Club.-The Hospitality
Committee will be hostess at the tea
today when moving pictures Of "Bea-
: yer Farming" and sheep in National
Forests" will be shown.
The Membership Committee will meet
tomorrow at 4:50 DR.. Charles Perg-
Ter, dean of the School OF Economics
at National University, will speak on
1.-The Central European Situation" at
meeting of the current events section
Tuesday at 4:50 pm. The board OF
directors will meet Tuesday evening:
DR.. Thomas H. Healy, assistant dean OF
the School of Foreign Service, George
town University, will be guest speaker
at the St. Patrick's day dinner in honor
of Judge Mary O'Toole, at the club