Evening star., 1933-11-05
NEWS OF THE CLUBS
Charles E. Ferguson, Mrs. Harry
Harlan and Mrs. Mark F00te.

Gamma Chapter, Delphians, met at
the shoreham Hotel Monday. The
The literary program. "Pre-Shakespear-
can Drama" was under the leadership
Of Mrs. Jessie Krause. Topic reports
were as follows: George Peele," Miss
Ellen Eiea Hqlgs1 ,Ia1t E96s5t Greene M MS
Mrs. Emma Maybe Lachowicz; Chris
topher Marlowe" Miss Sophia Luns-
ford: Doctor Faustus," Mrs. Ella G.
Prescott; extracts from the play DIR.
, Faustus" were read by Mrs. Pearl
Friede. Mrs. o. N. Fansler and Mrs.
Evelyn Bright Buckley. The next
meeting will be November 49,
The Zonta Club held its midweek
luncheon at the Y. w. C. A. Wednes-
day. DR.. Edith Seville Coale presided.
| Frances Gutelius, one of the clubs
prospective brides, was presented with
a gift and a pre-nuptial program fol-
lowed.
| Mrs. Emily Newell Blair of the Con-
SumerS' Advisory Board of the N. R.
A. will address the club on Zonta day.
when joint meeting Of the Frederick,
Annapolis, Hagerstown and Washing
ton ZorAa Clubs will be held at Olney
Inn.
District Of Columbia Officers Club.
U. d. C., met at the home of Mrs Fred
L. Volland, president of the District
i division, U. D. c., 1921 Spring place.
for the purpose of electing officers and
organizing club, to be composed of
the present and past officers of the
| District division of the United Daugh-
tiers Of the Confederacy.
| The officers are: Mrs. Fred L. VOL
land, president; Mrs Maude Howell
Smith. vice president; DR.. Ella R. Fales,
urer; Mrs. H Ball, chaplain Miss
Frances Shirley, Mrs. A. Eugene Barr,
Mrs. George D. Horning, Mrs. w. L.
| Phares, Mrs. Benjamin Grady. Mrs.
Alexander and Mrs. A. w. Wells, di-
rectOrS.
The Mackin Club celebrated Hallow-
cen at Cherry Hill, Md, with a dance.
At recent meeting Adelaide Gramm
was elected president. Other officers
| are: Jessie Long, vice president;
Theresa Harrigan, treasurer; F'elice
Lloyd, recording secretary; Bess Corcor-
an, corresponding secretary; Adah May
Brady, Mabel Rosenberger and Grace
Sprucebank, Executive Committee.
Court District of Columbia, No. 21e.
Catholic Daughters of America, will
have a business meeting at the Willard
Hotel Tuesday evening, when the newly
elected officers will assume their duties
The grand regent, Miss Grace Spruce
bank, will outline plans and will name
the chairmen of the various standing
committees for the year. The court will
| honor deceased members by receiving
holy communion in body at the an
nual memorial mass to be held at St
Patrick's Church November II at 8
am. Miss Florence Hosford, chairman,
requests all members to meet at Carroll
Hall at 7:45 am
Miss Florence Winter, chairman of
the Convert League, announces social
meeting at the Willard Hotel Noyem-
Der 16
Lincoln Women's Relief Corps will
hold It's annual inspection tomorrow at
9 p m. at Woodnans Hall, 935 Grant
place. The president, Mrs. Cora L. Man
| oily, requests all members to be present.
West End Union met at the home of
Mrs NJ A Cooper. 816 Twenty-first
street, Monday evening, with the presi-
dent. Mrs. G. E. Beckett, presiding.
Devotional by Mrs. Mary Smith EIec-
ah W ' f. Enc D. eonVen5ion aio Was sSs
given by the delegates, and the guest
speaker was Rev. John E. Fort
The BIaekfriars Guild will meet today
| at pm at 2109 street. DIR. James
Starr Ruby. associate professor of Eng
liSh at Georgetown University, viii
speak on the "Blackfriars Of Shake
speare,s London" Dr. Ruby will touch
upon Shakepeare's connection with the
BlackfrlarS Theater. A one-act play
will be presented under the direction of
Miss Grace Sprucebank The musical
portion of the program will be offered
by the Misses Slattery.
Columbia Women of George Wash
inston University-Miss Elizabeth Peet,
dean Of women at Gallaudet College.
will be hostess at the meeting next
Tuesday at Sophia Fowler Hall, Ken
dali Green. The social will begin at 345
| pm. The program, scheduled for 80,
will include demonstrations of the work
done by the smaller pupils Of the Ken
/ dali School, a I'd by some of the students
of Gallaudet College
The literature section will have a
dinner meeting November ID at pm.
at the club house of the American As
/ sociatlon of University Women. Mrs.
Frank Edgington will give book re-
view
The bridge section will be entertained
by Mrs. George w. Creswell. Miss Mar
garet Maize and Mrs Thomas Thomp-
son at the latter's home, 2032 Sixteenth
street, November IS, at 1:3O PM An
| Otner brldge section, to meet in the
evening. is being formed by request, it
Is announced by Mrs. Russell Shelk,
chairman.
The Junior section will meet Novem-
Der % at pm. with Miss Mary Macina
as hostess, at her home, 3638 Jenifer
street.
George Washington. Delphian Chap
ter.-Mrs. j. K. Freiot will be the leader
OF the meeting Wednesday at the
Y. M. G. A. at 10 o'clock. Mrs Eugene
c. Brown, president, will preside. The
program of study will be art Trea-
sures Of Florence and Venice" Topics
will be presented by Mrs. George A.
! Lilly, whose subject will be In the
Cathedral Square; Mrs. A. B. Manly,
The Bargello and Uffizi"; Mrs Alexan-
DER H Bell. Other Famous Art Cen
ters"; Mrs. Clarence West, San Marco;
Mrs. Clyde Defender, "Ruskins Essay
on San Marco; Mrs. j. B. Tiffey, THE
Ducal Palace; Mrs. William L. Evans.
The Guild Halls and the Academy"
STUDY OF pictures. The Cathedral and
Campanile of Florence" by Mrs. C. V.
Rask and Venetian Architecture" by
Mrs William Liddle.
A pilgrimage to the National Museum,
where lecture tour of the Italian art
gallery will be made at 1:3O O'Clock.
Mr.. Val Clear will lecture New mem
bers OF the chapter are Mrs Chester
d. SWope and Mrs. Harry Smith.
Gamma Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi
Sorority met October "a at 240O Four
teenth street. Election of officers was:
President. Alicegene Carver; vice pres
ident, Mildred Becker; corresponding
secretary, Virginia Burlingame: record
Ing secretary, Grace Bowlus: treasurer,
Margaret Thorne; education director,
Mildred Becker; educational committee,
H1lda Shannon, Marie Sparks and
Lucille Embrey; publicity chairman,