Evening star., 1933-03-05

luncheon given by Mrs. Clyde AitchiSon
at her home. 1929 8 street IN celebra-
ton Of her birthday.
Mrs. Elmer s. Frazier. presented q
program. A feature was the reading OF
sonnets by Thomas Moore, containing
sentiments suited to Mrs. Vandergrift
This was followed by travel talk on
Sardinia.
Guests who gave greetings from their
respective chapters were Mrs. Homer
Hoch, Chapter D. E.. Marion, Kans.
Mrs. O. B. Burtness, Chapter d, Grand
Forks, N. D.; Mrs. Lloyd Thurston
Chapter K, Osceola. Iowa. and Mrs w
s. Culbertson, Chapter G, District OF
Columbia.
Capital City Club.-The eighth birth.
day banquet and dance was held at the
Lee House Hotel. President Mrs. Frieda
| given by Past Presidents Mrs Guinetta
Brennan and Mrs. Helen Streitz, Secre-
tary Mrs. Ruth Warren and Treasurer
Ray Bryant Gifts were presented tc
| Mrs. Brennan and Mrs. StreitZ.
At the next meeting Mrs. Ida Teeple
Miss Frances Tancill and Mrs. Mildred
Leuhrs Will entertain. Mrs. Helen
Streitz, Mrs. Stella Lewis and Mrs. Ber-
tina Lewis entertained Saturday eve
ming, when two applications were re-
ceived. IS
Chapter II, p. E. O., was entertained
| at the home of Mrs. C. E. Nelson, 29Ol
Connecticut avenue, February 81. The
program was given by Mrs. c. A. Cor
| nelson. who read a paper on Sir Joshua
Reynolds, English portrait painter.
The Washington Colony of the Ma
tt0nal Society of New England Women
held its February meeting with the cor
responding secretary, Mrs. F. E. Upton
The hostess served refreshments sug-
March meeting will be at the home OF
the registrar, Miss Antoinette Peterson
815 Webster street northwest.
Mrs. Gilbert Leslie Lewis Of Roches-
ter, N. Y, president general, has issued
the call for the twentieth annual con-
gress to be held at Hotel Seneca,
Rochester. N. Y, April 80 to May g.
The unopposed candidate for president
general is Mrs. Frederick Starr Pen
dleton, former president Of Brooklyn
Colony, an educator and lecturer.
The Takoma Park Womens Club
will meet in the library March 7, at
o'clock. Luncheon will be served to
Mrs Ethel Lamond, will be assisted by
Mrs. Quinn, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Phoebus,
Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Siegler and Mrs.
Lampson. Miss Blanche Halbert. re-
search director of Better Homes in
America Association. will speak on The
Practical Significance Of the President s
Housing Conference"
The French department will meet
Monday night in the library.
A special meeting Of the music de-
partment will be held at the home Of
Mrs. Eugene Bond, 1922 Blair road,
March 8. at 10 am. Guest artists.
Richard Lorleberg. cellist; Crete Won
Bayer and Helen Grimes, pianists, will
give a program.
Mrs. Norman McIndoo, chairman.
will have the art department meet at
| her home, 1925 Blair road, for lunch
Mrs. Proebus, Mrs. Colbert, Mrs.
Smythe, MES Marshall, Miss Carleton,
Mrs w. H. Burk and Mrs. Kubach will
be assistant hostesses. Mrs. Swiggert
| will be the speaker.
The Writer'S League Of Warrington
will meet in the Sears, Roebuck Art
Galleries. a106 Connecticut avenue.
Friday evening and will have as guest
speaker MiS Myrta Ethel Cawood.
Prizes were awarded in the poetry
! contest at the last meeting: Miss Anna
M. Priestley. first; Miss Clara Mander-
schied, second: Miss Georgia Redway,
third Miss Priestley and Miss Redway
read their prize poems. Mrs. L. w.
Tilton and Miss Corinne Hay read sto-
ries and Miss Gladys Smith gave q
| one-act play.
The American Association Of Univer-
sity WOmen.-Dr j. F. Schairer, super
wiser Of trails. Potomac-Appalachian
Trail Club, will speak on Mountain
Trails and Mountain People of the
Blue Ridge" and will illustrate his talk
with colored and plain lantern slides,
tomorrow at 4 pm. at the tea. Mrs.
Thomas D. Lewis will be the hostess,
assisted by members of the Southeast
Central section: Kentucky. Tennessee,
Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana.
The Education Committee will give
a dinner Wednesday at pm. In honor
Of the public schools Of Washington.
DR.. w. Carson Ryan, jr, Of the Once
Of Indian Affairs, will speak.
Miss Anne D. Halberg on Tuesday
at 8 pm. will review Pageant" and
March 9 at II am. Mrs. Philip A. E.
at the Public Library, will speak on
Recent Social Trends in the United
States" with reference to the report Of
President Hoover's Research Council.
The weekly CLUB night will be held
March 9, with Miss Margaret A. Nc
Mahon as hostess.
A travels lecture. sponsored by the
Travel Group, will be given by Mrs.
Mitchell Carroll March 10, 8:15 pm.
Mrs. Carroll will talk about THE Dalma-
tian Coast" and will illustrate her lee
ture with lantern slides showing scenes
on the Dalmatian coast. Miss Ellen
Vinton, chairman Of the Travel Group,
will be the hostess.
Study group activities include Child
Development Group Tuesday at 10 am.
and the Contemporary Drama Group
Friday at II am, with discussion
of dramatic current events by Mrs.
John Deatherage. and discussion OF
be led by Mrs Raymond Sanford.
The Education Committee for the
Drama Group will give a luncheon
March II ht lis pm. Mrs. James
Duane Livingston Ct the faculty Of the
New York School Of the Theater will
speak on 1.-The Educational Use Of the
Dramatic Instinct"
Women's Guild Of American Univer-
sity.-The annual dinner will be held
March 10 In the Women's Residence
Hall on American University campus.
Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes, acting
chancellor tf the university, will give
the addres4 Mrs. Howard Nichols IS
chairman. i At the meeting last week
four new members, Mrs. Henry M.
EoLip hHrci Horroon " Crhroihor Mrs
A. c. Houghton and Mrs. Harlan Upde-
graft, were welcomed by the president,
Mrs. P. M Anderson. Prof Wesley M
Gewehr of sthe history department gave
talk on the cri.ds in the Far East.
On Saturday tea and food sale was
held at the home CT Mrs. G. B. Woods
by the groups whose chairmen are Mrs.
Arthur Wright and Mrs Wesley Gewehr.
Chevy Chase Branch, National League
Of American Pen Women.-Mrs. Jennie
yriU all ov,t oil IA a.