Evening star., 1933-01-15

The Marietta Park Womens Club
held its January meeting at the home
Of Mrs. Paul K. Carr. 430 Oneida
street. TIE assisting hosteSses we're
Mrs. Arthur harrington, Mrs. w. F.
Banse, Mrs Walter A. Covert and Mrs.
Fred C. Burgan The president. Mrs:
Stanley D. Reed told OF the work OF
the Philanthropic Committee in giving
food. clothing and coal to needy famliles
in this community. Mrs. Edna Mary
Coleman, authoress, was the pr1nclpai
speaker. Mrs. Elsie Hart sang.
Under the leadership OF Mrs. l. l..
Stormont, chairman of the Literary
and Art Committee, the members have
planned q visit to the Freer Art Gallery
January 10 at o'clock. Such excursions
are scheduled for the second Tuesday
of every month at the same time.
Mrs. Rita Golden was elected
treasurer, Mrs John Morgan, chairman
of the Philanthropic Committee. and
Ways and Means Committee.
A meeting Of the Evening Bridge
Club will be held January "a at the
home of Mrs. Walter A. Covert, STA
Fifth street. Thereafter, this bridge
group will meet the fourth Tuesday OF
every month, Mrs. Covert being in
charge of arrangements. Mrs. John
kiley will have charge Of the afternoon
bridge group, the meetings to be held
the third Friday in every month. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. John Morgan, 4l6 Oglethorpe
street.
The members will next be entertained
by Mrs. William c. Carney, secretary,
at 424 Oneida street, February at 8
o'clock. The assisting hostesses will
be Miss Olive Long, Mrs. LYDIA Connor
ard Mrs. L. L, Fansher.
The District of Columbia Dietetic
Association will meet ct s pm Jsnu-
airy Is in The Nurses Homo Of the Ma
tional Homeopathic Hospital Dr.. F. Z.
Blanck. head of the food research dl-
vision of the United States Department
Of Agriculture, will speak on Canned
Foods for Institution Use"
The Gen. j. E. b. Stuart Chapter, U.
ID. c., met January at the home OF
Mrs. Julia Almonds, 1875 New Hamp-
shire avenue. The president, Miss Doris
Casey, presided. 1t was decided to give
O reception on Gen. Stuart's Tooth
birthday anniversary, February 6.
Greetings were read from Mrs. Con-
stance Goodman and Miss Bertha
Deane. Mrs. A w. Tuck gave a de-
scription of her trip abroad. Refresh
ments were served.by the hostess.
The Alpha Zeta Delpaian Chapter
met at the Washington Hotel WedneS-
day The vice president, Mrs. George
N Walker. presided. The literary pro-
gram, study of Mesopotamia, was under
the leadership of Mrs. Edwin L. Davis.
A discussion followed the presentation
of each subject. Those taking part
were Mesdames Backus, Milne, Puckett,
Roark, Weber and Walker. Three
guests were present-Mrs. Gooch, Mrs.
Owen and Mrs. Bishop. One new MEM
ber, Miss Anderson, was welcomed.
A special meeting is called for Janu-
ary i8 at the home of Mrs. George N.
walker, 1870 Randolph street. at 1890
o'clock.
The District Of Columbia Chapter.
Daughters of Founders and Patriots Of
America, was entertained at the January
meeting ct the Hotel Grafton by Mrs.
Ward, Mrs. Vandegrift and Miss Jaquette.
The president, Mrs James Henry Harper,
presided. The deaths of Mrs. Cornwell
and Mrs. Johncton were reported. Mrs.
st. Clair was appointed to draft me-
mortal resolutions. Guests were Judge
and Mrs. Lobengier, MRS. Settle, Miss
Rainey and Mrs. Aal Judge Loben-
gier. president of the District of Colum
biz Huguenot Society, gave talk.
AT the February meeting delegates
ard elterratss to the General Court will
be elected.
Lincoln Wosnan's Relief Corps met at
Woooman Hall, 935 Grant place, with
the president, Mrs Cora L. Mandy,
presiding Mrs. Anna Brett, chairman
Of relief, reported so given for re-
lief, and Mrs. Ella Orr, chairman of
Christmas baskets, reported six baskets
cent to sick members and comrades.
Mrs. Lizzie BaSset, past department
president, and past president Of Lin
coin Corps, installed the officers, with
Mrs. Anna Horn as conductor and Miss
Rose Lee Shelton, Mrs. Annie Ecker,
Mrs. Sarah McMillen and Miss Gene
We've Craig as installing color bearers.
The officers are: President, Mrs.
Cora L. Manoly: senior vice president,
Mrs. Anna Brett: junior vice president,
Mrs. Rose Gibson; treasurer, Mrs. Mary
Bowen: chaplain, Mrs. Marion M.
Lewis; conductor, Miss Ruth Scott;
guard, Mrs. Catherine Scott; secretary,
Miss Nellie B. Buckland; patriotic in
structor, Mrs. Ella Orr; assistant guard,
Mrs. Jessie Dice; assistant conductor,
Mrs. Anna Horn; color bearers, Mamie
Campbell, Mary Pinnick, Anna DOM
nitt, Mary McKeever; musician, Lille
Carson Corps presented the president
with a bouquet of flowers, also personal
gifts were given.
The Sunshine Club will meet in the
near future at the home Of Mrs. Mary
McKeever.
The Columbia Floral Circle will meet
tomorrow at ! o'clock, at the home OF
Mrs Ida E. Kebler, 1920 Park road.
District of Columbia Federation.-At
the special meeting of the board called
by Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, president, a
resolution was passed to cooperate IN
"Buy American"
DR. Laura Brennon. chairman OF the
Committee on Social Hygiene. told that
an appointment for future meeting
with the District of Columbia Commis-
sioners had been given to those in
charge of the resolution in regard to
taM-dance halls in the District.
Miss Maud Aldrich, chairman OF
Motion Pictures, told Of the endeavors
Of her and associated committees to
improve the motion pictures distributed
through the neighborhood theaters.
Mrs. Vella Winter. editor Of the
Clubwoman, the official bulletin OF
federated clubWomen, will be the speak
er on the Among Women" hour OF the
federation, at II am. January 20, over
Station .WMAL.
The Women's Auxiliary to the Rail-
way Mail Association will meet at the
Capitol Park Hotel January To- at
pm. AL hostesses for the February
social are requested to be present, as
lIans for this social will be formulated.
Sunshine and Community Society
Mrs Edward Stevens entertained the
society at her home, 1906 Varnum
street. January 9, with the following