Evening star., 1933-10-22

Evans will be the leader. Italian Art
at the End Of the Great Periods of
Painting" will be the subject of the
program. Topics will be given by Mrs.
J. K. Freiot on "Brauner's Estimate of
Corregio"; Mrs. Charles H. Potter, Bay
liss' Estimate Of Corregio"; Mrs. G..
p. Rawley, "Post-Renaissance Italian
Painting; Mrs. William Liddle. whist
ler's Theory of Painting" Study of pic
lures, Mrs. Robert w. Howard, those by
Corregio; THE Madonnas," by Mrs.
Fred Golden, and The Alterations" by
Mrs. George A. Lilly.
Women's City Club.-Dr. Edith Sc
vile Coale and members Of the Hospi-
tality Committee will be hoStesses at
the tea today from to 6 o'clock.
Mrs. J. Edwin Reid. chairman OF the
nounces a meeting of this section at
80 o'clock.
Mrs. Charles H. Curl will give talk
Tuesday at 10 am. on Defensive Bid
ding" followed by supervised playing.
The beginners class meets at ii o'clock.
In the evening at o'clock Forcing
Bids" and Responding Leads" will be
the subject of the lesson, this Is followed
by supervised playing.
The current events section will be
addressed Tuesday at 4:50 o'clock by
Frank G. Addison, jr.. president OF the
Security Savings &, Commercial Bank,
on The Financial Situation"
Miss Catherine L. Vaux, chairman Oh
the drama unit Is inviting all members
interested in dramatics to attend an
organization meeting Tuesday evening
Mrs. William j. La Varre, chairman
of the Needlework Guild, and those as
sisting in this work will be hostesseS al
the tea November IL.
Mrs. ]. K. Freiot. chairman OF the
Friday tournament bridge section. an
nounces this group meets at 1:3o 1or
play.
The International Association Of Art
and Letters met Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. j. D. Sullivan, 1918
Thirty-first street. The officers elected
we're: President. Victor Russell; vice
presidents Mrs. Elizabeth Sullivan, Mrs
Emily Fairless: treasurer, Charles Cot
tingham; recording secretary, MISS
Katherine Hopson corresponding sec
retary, Mrs. F. J. Stoddard; council, Dr.
w. M. Gamble Mrs. j. T. Manderscheid
Mrs. A. D. Widdemer, Bernard Foley
Miss Isabel Furhank. The association
went on record as indorsing the bill S
1928 for including the United States
in the Copyright Union.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent,
Daughters Of Union Veterans of the
Civil War. met October 13, at $50 II
street. with President Esther Lippold
presiding The guests Of the evening
were Frank c. Huston. president Of the
Federated Patriotic Societies and past
national commander in chief OF the
Sons of Union Veterans; Michael Casey,
department commander, and Everett
Warner, department secretary and
treasurer Of the Maryland division. Sons
of Union Veterans; r. J. F. McElroy
past department commander: Louis Rey-
noldS. commander OF Warren @. Hard
ing Camp. No. s. Sons of Union Vet
erans. and Irwin Taylor. Sons Of Union
Veterans. Mrs. Minnie Whltson, men,
Der OF Mother Sperling Tent. Daughters
Of Union Veterans, Baltimore, Nd, was
also a guest.
Comdr Huston. a delegate to the
Anti-Crime Conference in session in
this city, gave brief resume of its ac-
tivities. Katie Guiton reported serv-
ices held at Arlington October | at the
Tomb of the Unknown of the Civil
War
Tentative arrangements were made
for celebrating Veterans night. No
vember l8. with banquet Clara C.
Holbrook was introduced as a nation
al council member of the Daughters of
Union Veterans. elected at the national
convention at ST Paul Minn.
Following a short business meeting
October q party will be held.
District Of Columbia League of Amer
lean Pen Women.-The Executive Board
will entertain at tea this afternoon for
their new members at the studio, l706
L street Mrs. w w. Badgley. presi-
Briggs and by Miss Mary Hedrick in
ing will be Mrs. Glenn S. Burrell. Mrs.
Herman Kobbe, Miss Katharine Woot-
ten. Mrs. Robert Rands. Miss Myrta
Ethel Ca wood and Miss Elise Thomson
Clark. At the tables will be DR.. Jean
Stephenson, Mrs. Ralph Barnaby. Mrs.
Miriam B. Hilton. Mrs. G. G. White
and Miss Clara Hill. A short program
will be given by new members.
Those taking part in the evening
for drama. October II, in addition to
Mrs. Robert Rands. the chairman. were
Sue Taranto. piano solos: Mabelle Jen-
nings, dramatic critic. spoke OH What
New York Wants; Don Craig told
What the N R. A. Wants: John Six
ken gave readings from Shakespeare.
Mrs. c. E. Won Vrooman spoke on her
work at the Y. w. c. A.. and Mrs.
Theodore Tiller told about her work
in dramatic productions at George
Washington University
The first group in fiction for 1888
was conducted by the chairman, Phyllis
Moore Gallagher, October 20 Edna
Knight Gasch acted as toastmistress
and introduced the following guest
speakers: Carson w. Mowre, Mary
Bak. Edith Mason Armstrong. Susie
MCGOWAN Elizabeth Poe. Vylla Poe
Wilson. Willard Howe and Mrs. Gene
Ziegfeld
Hazel Cameron Menk's landscapes and
oils are on exhibition at the studio.
The Business and Professional WOm-
ems Club will meet tomorrow evening
Addresses will be made by Miss Talsia
Stadnichenko. a scientist in the Geo.
logical Survey, on Russian Women;
William c. Grace. attorney. speaker on
the Presidents recovery program. and
United States Senator James E. Watson
of Indiana.
The Social Club of Washington
Council. Ladies of the L. c. c. Of E..
met with the president, Mrs Hipsley.
Mrs Towberson assisted with luncheon.
Games were played and prizes awarded
Mrs Stoops and Mrs. Bichell.
The next meeting will be at the home
of Mrs Thomas Jones. Cherrydale, Va,
October 25.
Beta Chapter. Chi Sigma Sorority.
will dance at the Beaver Dam Country
Club November 8.
The chapter will give tea in honor
of its "rushees" at the home of Miss
Catherine Austin in Takoma Park Octo-
Der 90, from to Z. when Miss Elinor
Burch, initiation chairman, will be
hostess.
The Excelsior Literary Club met Tues
day at the home of Mrs. Emily Jarboe,
418 Kenyon street. with the president.
Mrs Harry Newman. in the chair. The
was opened with prayer, with
the singing of America accompanied