Evening star., 1933-02-19

The Washington Chapter Of Hadassah
will celebrate its fourteenth birthday
anniversary February 81 at the Jewish
Community Center at 2 O'Clock. A
. feature of the celebration will be the
cutting of the birthday cake. Mrs. Abe
Shefferman, Mrs. Allan Fisher, Mrs.
Herman HertZberg, Mrs. Maurice Bisgyer
!, and Mrs. David H. Kusher will con-
tribute to the program.
The president, Mrs. Henry Oxenburg,
| will preside A social will follow. Mrs.
S. Goldberg and Mrs. r. Kossow will be
, hostesses.
The donors luncheon will be held
February % at the Jewish Community
Center. Mrs. Pearlman, chairman, may
be reached at Adams 1850 or 44l9
Seventeenth street.
Chapter H., p. E. O., was entertained
at the home Of Mrs. C. C. Cornelson
Tflden Gardens. The program topic
was the State of Virginia. Miss Anna
Slaughter and Mrs. Pornelson con-
tributed to the program. A social 1oi-
lowed.
The Daughters of 1912 Of the District
of Columbia met February IA at the
national headquarters, 146l Rhode
Island avenue The president Mrs
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trar. Mrs. William A. Kelsey, reported
two new members, Mrs. Byron Gardner
and Mrs. George T. Cochran.
A report of the Woman's Patriotic
Council of National Defense was given
by Mrs Mary Logan Tucker. The So
ciety was represented at the Lincoln
memorial services February IL and Mrs
Tucker placed wreath on the statue
It was voted to participate In the
yyo III inc r,npn1QriQ1 exercises
sored by the Sons of the Revolution at
the Church of the Epiphany February
l9 and also to take part in the exercises
at Continental Memorial Hall, under the
auspices of the joint patriotic societies
of the District of Columbia, February
%, Washington'S birthday. The society's
colors will be carried on both occasions
by Mrs. Frederick K. Sparrow and MIS-
Lane Schofield.
Alternate delegates to the Associate
Council, which meets in April. were
elected. The guest speaker of the aft
ernoon was Rev. Robert Shores.
Tea was served and social held.
Mrs. Thomas Worthington Cooke and
Mrs George T. Cochran presided at the
Shores, Miss Eastman, principal OF the
Eastman School, and Miss Medora
Shores.
The Women's Guild Of American Uni
versity will meet February 81 in the
womens' residence hall on the campus.
Mrs. Howard Nichols, chairman OF
the Annual Dinner Committee, will an
nounce plans for the dinner March 10.
Mrs. Peter M Anderson is president.
The Executive Board Of the American
Women's Legion will meet at IL am.
February % in the Willard Hotel. The
president, Mrs. Needham Turnage, will
preside.
The Women's Club Of Benjamin
Franklin University met last Saturday
at the Kennedy Warren for a social.
Guests furnished readings and music
on the Hawaiian guitar.
Girls Friendly Society. AT the
Epiphany Branch Monday night
Valentine party was held, under the
direction of Miss Ruth Barnes. Prizes
were won by Miss Helen Frye and Mrs.
Lou White, Aubyne Umholtz and Mar
garet Snyder Every one was given a
valentine and others were taken to
the children at the Episcopal Ear, Eye
and Throat Hospital. Ice cream, cake,
candy and nuts were served. Mrs.
Grace Berry, branch president, was
present. Miss Eunice Whitney enter
tanned the G. F. s. Glee Club at her
home February 16.
A business meeting will be held at 8
pm February 20, and at $3.50 Miss B.
Hayden will address the branch. On
February 81 the Epiphany G. F. S. Glee
Club will have a silver benefit tea from
to pm. at Epiphany Parish Hall.
Soloists will include Mrs. Aubyne Um-
holtz and Mrs. Warner A. Gibbs, So
pranoe; Mrs Bert Bagranof1, tenor, and
Adolph Torowsky, director, pianist and
accompanist. All members and their
friends are invited.
The Entire Nous Club, Mrs. Charles
P. Keyser, president, win meet Monday
at 2 pm. with Mrs L. p. Hendricks,
3051 N street. Mrs. Hendricks will have
assisting her Mrs Orlando Smith and
Mrs. Risley, wife of Judge Theodore
Risley Miss Genevieve Hendricks will
give a talk on Some Phases Of Interior
Decoration"
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee president, gave
a dinner at the Kennedy Warren Hotel
Saturday night. Among guests were
Civil Service Commissioner Jessie M.
Dell, Judge j. H. Shepherd, newly
elected commander Of the G. A. r. OF
the District; Mrs. Cora Mandy,
patriotic instructor, Department Of Po-
tomac Woman's Relief Corps, and
Adolph J. Schippert
The Curley Club will have Mardi
. Gras costume celebration at the Con-
tinental Hotel February %. A Valen-
tine dance was given February IL in
! the Continental Hotel Miss Theresa E..
Dimperfield was awarded the prize in
dance contest.
Members of the Literary Circle will
meet at the home of Miss Ethel Ammon,
1901 East Capitol street, Tuesday eve
ming.
The next meeting Of the club will be
held in the Continental Hotel Febru-
. ary %.
Boehlert entertained the Card Club
Friday evening.
The American Association Of Uni
versity W0men.-There will be a tea
tomorrow at pm. with Mrs. Ellis YoSt
as hostess and DR.. Mary B. Harris,
superintendent Of the Federal Industrial
Institution for Women at Anderson,
w. Va, as the honor guest and speaker.
/ A musical program will be given by
| Mlne. LOUISE OOutulllOs 6oiIu6ucSc Gull
cert pianist, and Nine. Camilo Osias,
soprano wife Of the Commissioner Of
the Philippine Islands. assisted by Mrs.
Eva Thitford Lovette.
The International Relations Commit
tee will present on Friday at pm.
w. Arnold-Forster of London, who will
speak on the Greatest Reform in the
World" DR.. Martha MacLear will pre-
side at the dinner.
A bridge luncheon will be given Sat
urday at /: rs with Mrs. Ralph Erskine
as hostess, assisted by members from
the States Of Washington, Oregon and
Idaho.
Friday night will be "club night" with
Miss Alice Edwards as hostess.
The Morning book review section will
meet Thursday at II am. with q re-