Evening star., 1933-01-22

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A paper on "Woman's Problems" was
read by Mrs. j. E. Dyer. Mrs. Oscar
wilkinson gave Q paper on Women as
Prize Winners" Discussion Of both
papers followed.
Mrs. Jules Demonet will be the club
hostess January 81.
The District Of Columbia Society,
Daughters of 1912, met January IA, at
the headquarters, 1461 Rhode Island
avenue. The members protested against
the proposed reduction Of the Marine
Corps. Mrs. Callam, State president Of
New York, was guest.
Miss Mary E. Stallings was appointed
assistant corresponding secretary to fill
the unexpired term of Miss Bessie W.
Rutherford, who resigned.
The society has formed a Red Cross
chapter. which meets every Monday at
the Red Cross Building, 1880 E street.
All members are asked to join this
group.
A reception and tea February 70 Is
being planned in honor of the members
Of Congress who are on the District Of
Columbia Committee. Mrs. Clement
w. Sheriff and Mrs. Agnes F. Sibley
poured tea.
Sity W0men.-Mrs. Frances Carpenter
Huntington, formerly acting president
OF the Society Of Women Geographers
will speak on Personal Glimpses Of
Women Geographers" tomorrow at the
tea at the club house on I street.
The informal dinner of the Woman's
College Club will be held tomorrow at
pm, with Mrs. Harris T. Baldwin as
hostess and Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt
as speaker.
The study group for problems of the
consumer, with DR.. Faith Williams as
leader, will meet Wednesday at IL am.
instead of Thursday, as announced In
the bulletin. Other study groups in
clude the childdevelopment group.
Tuesday at 10 am; the adolescent edu-
cation group on Thursday at 8 pm,
and the contemporary drama group on
Friday at II am, with Mrs, Horace
Torbert as leader, and Mrs. e. A. Cha
Glayde Honour" and Mrs. Raymond
Sanford's discussion Of current events.
A change has been made in the
speakers for the seminar on social and
economic planning. DR.. William F. Notz
and DR.. John Donaldson being the
speakers for the class Wednesday eve
ming, instead of DR.. Ezekiel.
The first Of the sectional bridge
luncheons will be held Saturday at lis
with Mrs. Knowles A. Ryerson as hos
tess and the University of California
group as sectional hostess for the occa-
sion.
The Junior group will entertain to-
day with club supper at pm, with
Miss Eleanor Golden as hostess and
the Rev. DR.. James Geary as guest
speaker.
Book reviews are Tuesday at 8 pm.
The junior group is planning a thea
ter benefit January 80 at the National
Theater.
The Research Club of Washington,
d. c., held tea in the Tilden Garden
lounge January Is. Miss Elsie Yost,
president, presided. DR.. Mite h ! l
Dreese spoke on the "Integration Of
Personality from the Standpoint of the
Counselor"
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia Dental Society met
Tuesday evening at the Mayhower
Hotel for the election and installation
Of officers as follows: President, Mrs
Hugh B. Callahan; vice president, Mrs.
William NJ Sweet; recording secretary,
Mrs. Francis M. Murray; corresponding
secretary, Mrs R. c. Richardson; treas
urer, Mrs. Clarence B. Allen.
Twentieth Century Ciub-The litera-
ture section, Mrs. John Otto johnson,
chairman, will meet tomorrow night at
8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. D. Agnew
Greenlees, 1927 Dumbarton avenue
Miss Sybil Baker will give a reading.
Those wishing to bring guests please
notify Mrs. Johnston B. Campbell,
Cleveland 1927.
The January meeting of the board,
Mrs. Ellwood P. Morey, president, pre-
siding, will be held Thursday at II am
at the Y. w. c. A.
There will be no meeting of the
nature section Wednesday.
District of Columbia League Of Ameri-
can Pen Women-Mrs. Minnie l. Briggs
will give an exhibition tea today from
to O'Clock in the studio 1706 L street
northwest. Nine. Felian Carrie, chair
man, Les Causeries Franchises, will
meet her group on January as at 4:30
pm.
Washington Alliance Of Delta Delta
Delta Fraternity held a supper on Fri
day in the home Of Mrs. William L.
Fulton, 55l0 Thiyty-third street. Fol-
lowing the supper there was business
meeting Assisting Mrs. Fulton were
Mrs. Robert NJ Barnett, Miss Nellie
Brown, Mrs. Theodore Cogswell, Mrs
Charles Dreschsler, Mrs. Bert Frost,
Mrs. Albert B. Gening Miss Mary Alice
Gibson, Miss Marjorie Hughes, Mrs.
E. John Long and Mrs. J. Butler
Walsh.
The Argyle Study Club will meet with
Mrs. Charles G. Morgan, Cathedral
The paper on Evolution of Music" will
be given by Mrs. Norton M. Little.
The Washington League for the Hard
Of Hearing gave a card party January
81 at the new club rooms, 1116 Vermont
avenue. The club is now open every
afternoon. Tea is served on Fridays.
Lip-reading practice classes meet Mon
days and Thursdays at 8 pm.
The Horace Mann Home and School
Association met at the school January
16 at 8 pm. A short business meeting
was held. The parents later adjourned
to the different rooms to view an eXhi-
bition of the children's work A motion
to change the date of the March meet
ing from the third Monday to the fourth
Monday was passed Clifford Berry
man, cartoonist of The Star. will give
chalk talk in the Wesley Heights Club
that night.
The Wesley Heights Book Review
Club will meet January 25 at the home
of Mrs Franklin D. Jones, Glover drive
way, when Mrs. Otto Englehart will give
review.
The Ladies' Guild of Kenilworth met
in the home of Mrs. Breshears for din
ner January IL, followed by q brief busi
ness meeting. The next meeting Is at
the home Of Mrs. Gibson January Is;
hostess, Mrs. Deloe.
Business and Professional Women's
Club-Miss Charl Williams entertained
at tea Wednesday in honor of her CO.
delegates from the National Federation
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