Evening star., 1933-04-23

mer S. Frazer, 10Ul rulIy Aoui Va
street, who had as her special guests
Mrs Dudley Bright and Mrs. joseph
McCuen. The speaker was presented
bv Mrs. Harry L. Underwood, past
president. A social followed, with re-
freshments.
The Social Club Of Washington
Council, Ladies of the U. c. c. OF E.,
met with Mrs. Lena Towberman in
Lyon Village. Mrs. Ruth Bichen will
entertain the club at her home, 1906
First street, April 26.
Curley Club.-Arrangements are being
completed for the Spring presentation
May in st. Pauls Auditorium, Fiji
teenth and streets. when Broadway
Jones" will be the offering by the Cur
ley Club Players, under the direction Of
Miss Angela Kier Proceeds will be
applied to the scholarship fund of the
organization.
Members of the card club were en-
tertained Tuesday evening at the home
of William EXner. 1900 Tunlaw road.
The next session of the card group VIII
be held at the home of Miss Gretchen
Baden. 2O8 Sixth street southeast,
April 90
The music guild will meet tomorrow
evening at the home OF John Donnelly,
1127 E street northeast. Miss Gretchen
Baden, chairman, will preside.
National Capital Chapter, Delphians,
met at Jelleff's Little Theater Wednes-
day, the president, Mrs. H. A. Latane'
in the chair The subject of the pro-
gram was Racine and Moliere," and
Mrs. A. H Norton as the chairman,
Racine's life and work were discussed
by Mrs c. j. Godfrey, and Moliere
life, art and philosophy by Mrs. Law
renee Douglas. Mrs. Hugh Callahan
gave a synopsis of the drama The Al
fected Young Ladies" The high lights
of The Great Age of French Drama
were. touched upon in Mrs. Latanes
preliminary survey. Mrs. lone Knowl-
ton gave reading from Corneilles
'Polyeucte."
Mrs. T. F. Law reported on the last
lecture and play given by the Shake
spearean Society.
Mrs. Latane invited the chapter to
take advantage Of the tours OF the Co
louial gardens of Virginia, mentioning
In particular Kenmore and Chatham.
A number of representatives OF Bal
timore's first chapter of Delphians
were welcomed as guests: Mesdames
Richard Bilger, Leonard Stem, M. A.
Long, William Hardick, Herbert john
son, Leonard Holt, Donald Perkins and
Miss Dorothy Wagner. Mrs. Lillian
Bernhart Of Baltimore was also present.
The next meeting will be held April
26 with Mrs. P. NJ. Chichester as pro-
gram leader.
Twentieth Century CIub.-The litera-
ture section will meet tomorrow at $3.50
pm. at the Cleveland Park Club, Reno
road and Highland place. Mrs. Isabel
harrington of Chevy Chase School will
gave a resume of the seasons drama
Members desiring to bring guests notify
Mrs Campbell, Cleveland 1927.
The nature section will have a trip
about Cabin John and vicinity Wed
nesday. Members will meet at CABIN
John Bridge Station at 1926 am. Take
car marked Cabin John" at Dupont
Circle at $50 am.
A meeting of the board of directors
will be held Thursday at II am. at the
Y. w. C. A., Mrs. Ellwood Perry Morey
president, presiding.
The following new members were ad-
mitted to the club at the April meeting
Mrs. Leonard Noteworthy, Mrs. arthur
C. Wakeley, Mrs Walter S. McBroom,
Mrs. Will c. Gordon and Mrs. Joseph
B. Adams.
Daughters of 1812.-Mrs. Robert j
Johnston, president general OF the
United States Daughters OF 1872, was
the guest of honor at the April IA meet
ing at national headquarters, 146l Rhode
Island avenue. The president, Mrs.
Elrna Raw Saul, presided Mrs. Johnston
told of plans for the associate councll
which convenes April "a at the WIZARD
Hotel.
There will be a memorial service to-
day at the Metropolitan National Me-
mortal Methodist Episcopal Church.
A number of the members attenoeo
the meeting of the American coaItloii
at the Carlton Hotel on April l3.
There was an informal social when
FAC was served. Mrs. Lane Schoheld ano
Mrs. E. ]. King were at the tea table.
Besides Mrs. Johnston. other guests
were Mrs. w. B. Young of Kansas Clty,
Mrs. Alben Gemeny and MISS FRANCES
E. Fisher.
The Washington SOroptimist Club
held its weekly luncheon at the Wilisro
Hotel Wednesday at l pm. FTesi1eii'
Nora B. Huffman presided.
The luncheon was a continuance %
the business meeting which was helo
Reed chairman of the Civics Commit
tee. contained in her report, opportunl-
ties offered by Soroptimlst members.
THE club went on record as sponsoring
the Bertha K. LantZ plan OF helping tne
unadiusted woman as a project LOT tne
American Federation of Soroptlmlst
Clubs. o,,,,,
scholarship was offered to the clun
bv the Kalamazoo College to be be-
slowed upon a graduate of the wash
inqton schools, the graduate to be p,cKco
bv the club. The club decided to help
in some way the Chlldrens home al
Rockhaven, Long Beach, Calf, ~hlch
was recently destroyed by the earth-
quake. -
the club. 81
The club held dinner party at Oh
nev Inn, Mrs. Clara May Do"Iey, 0o-
roptomist, hostess, April 10.
The Washington Simmons Club Will
meet at the home Of Mrs. Eileen Mitch
eli, l4O B street northeast, April 20
pm.
The Washington Readers Club Will
hold its annual Shakespearean Danquet
April Is at the Hotel Roosevelt. VIII
Arthur Reilly, radio announcer, WJoV'
and Mary Jane Simpson, guest speakels'
Leslie Wauby. toastmaster; DR.. Earle
Wiley, Constance M. Goodman; Au-
ousta Machen, Rosemary Arnold to-
Sether with a scene from The Merry
wives of Windsor" with May Jameson
Rrvant Ada Louise Townsend, Esther
Mershman. Clarence E. Ruebsam, kent
Over, Lee lie Seur, Glen Pinkston and
Frank Megill will also appear. Flora ;i,
McGill Keefer, mezze-contralto. Will
sing and Dorothy Radde Emery, ac-
companist, will also render piano SOLOS,
The Rhode Island State Society helo
its Easter dance at the washington
Hotel. A local chapter Of Jobs Daugh,,
ters furnished the entertainment ana
drill. There were REPRESENTATIVES, iioi''
several other State societies.
Georre Washington Chapter, Del
phian.-Masaccio, one OF the great p!-
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