Evening star., 1933-06-11

sisted BY Mrs. Lydia Ramos and Miss
Pauline Chobot
Mrs. Dudley Wilson willard is the
off1cial hostess for the Summer months
for all activities at the club house.
The Reta Barrett Circle. Florence
Crittenton Mission, viii hold an all-day
meeting June Is at the home Of Mrs.
william Stuart, 212 Carroll avenue,
Takoma Park. D. C. Members are re-
quested to provide a box lunch. A
business meeting will be held at IL
o'clock After lunch there will be cards
and other games.
nesday in Jelleff's Little Theater for
the final meeting of the 1928 course.
completing the third years work. which
covered the subject Of drama up to the
eighteenth century.
A comprehensive review of the i'm
portant phases touched on during the
year was presented by the president,
Mrs. H. A. Latane. The lesson, Three
Judgments at q Blow" under the lead
ership of Mrs. F. A. Casteel, was COW
cred by Mrs. p M. Chichester, Mrs. A. ].
Maxwell and Mrs Charles F. Shoon-
maker, with general discussion by the
members as whole.
Onicers elected were Mrs. P. M.
Chichester, president; Mrs. A. c. Chris
tie, vice president; Mrs. R. NJ Kelley,
secretary; Mrs. j. B. Hartley, treasurer; !;
Mrs Thomas j. Rice, chairman Of ad-
visory board: Mrs. Allan S. Wolfe and
Mrs. Retta Maybee, assistants on ad-
visory board.
A parting gift was presented to the
retiring president, Mrs. H. A. Latane,
by Mrs. Arabelle H. Norton, in verse
appropriate to the occasion and Del
phian work and spirit. The gavel was
then turned over to the incoming pres
ident, Mrs. p. M. Chichester.
The chapter entertained all Delphian
chapters of the city yesterday at q
garden party tea at the home of Mrs
H. A. Latane, Alexandria, Va.
The Wesley Heights Child Study Club
met at the home of Mrs. Joseph Elward
on Hawthorne street June s. Officers
elected were Mrs. Charles c. eager,
president: Mrs. william M Bellinger,
vice president; Mrs. Leroy Hartley,
Secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Gregor Mac
pherson, corresponding secretary; Mrs
H. Laurie Garrett, social secretary, and
Mrs. Dean M. Rathbun, librarian. Re-
treatments were served by the hostess,
with Mrs. Ernest Hadley and Mrs. Wal
ter Davidson assisting.
The Wesley Heights Florence Critten-
ton Circle will meet at the Brook Farm
Tea House June IL, with Mrs Howard
@. Nichols, retiring president, in charge
of arrangements. Ofiicers elected at the
last meeting will take over their duties.
They are Mrs. William Earl Clark.
president; Mrs. Horace Dawson. vice
president; Mrs. Harold Anderson, treas
urer; Mrs. A. G. Wenley, corresponding
secretary, and Mrs. Homer Dawson,
recording secretary.
Beta Chapter Of Phi Delta Gamma
met at the home Of DR.. Swischer in
Garrett Park, with Mrs. Helen Pitt,
Miss Ruth DeGroot, Miss Mildred Hirt
and Miss Agnes Farrell as hostesses
After the installation Of the newly
elected officers Mrs Bessie Ledig, a
former Goucher graduate, gave an in
formal talk on Peru.
The officers installed were: Phoebe
Knappen, president; Ellen Anderson,
vice president; recording secretary,
Helen Pitt; corresponding secretary,
Dorothy Corson; registrar, Elise Wild
man; historian. Mildred Green; chap
lain, Levina Bolton.
The Writers League Of Washington
Will meet at Hains Point next Saturday
at 2 o'clock, with a picnic luncheon.
Clark Palmer Cole, vice president, pre-
sided at the last meeting. Miss Willard
Howe and Mrs. lone Lee Mooney read
stories. Miss Oeston read q poem.
Guests were Miss Rand, who told of
the Javanese play, "Slamatan," and
Miss Fitzgerald of the Connecticut
nror rrn1 ~ 7 -
Pen Women, who told Of their activities.
Curley Club-The tomb of Mother
Seton on the grounds of st. Joseph's
Church, Emmittsburg, Md, was the
scene of the pilgrimage of members of
the club last Sunday. After luncheon
the Sisters attached to the several col
leges on the grounds conducted the
group to the several places of interest
Benediction in the chapel at o'clock
completed the program for the day.
Members of the Executive Commit
tee will meet next Thursday evening
at the home of Miss Dorothy Barrett,
10 Bryant street northeast.
The Washington Soroptimist Club
met at the Willard Hotel last Wednes-
day. President Nora B. Huffman pre-
sided.
The Washington Soroptimist project
OF bringing young girls and boys Of
high school age, who have proven to
be the best citizens throughout the
year, to Washington from cities where
Soroptimist clubs exist, Is well under
way for this year.
/ The program for the entertainment
Of Mercy Ellen Crehan Of Vancouver,
British Columbia. president of the
american Federation Of Soroptimist
Clubs, will consist of tea given by
Mrs. Mary Lewis, vice president of the
American Federation, June %; joint
dinner by the Washington and Balti-
more Club at Olney Inn June 80; q
sightseeing tour Of Washington July 1;
a luncheon in Baltimore by the Balti-
more Soroptimist Club July 2, and an
other sightseeing tour July 8. Presi-
dent Crehan will entrain for Montreal
and Toronto July 4.
The club voted to recess for the Sum-
mer on July IL.
The Marietta Park Women's Club
held its annual banquet at the Dodge
Hotel Tuesday The president, Mrs.
Stanley D. Reed, presided. The guest
Of honor, Mrs Ellis Logan, q former
president of the District Federation of
Women's Clubs, took for the theme of
ner Drlef ADDRESS Unity IN Diversity"
Mrs. Edward Perkins and Mrs. John
Potts of the Park View Women's Club
were also present
The club song, written by Mrs. Carol
McDavitt, was sung. with Mrs. William
Hargrave at the piano. Mrs. william
F Shea acted as toastmistress, intro
ducing Mrs. Arthur Whit, who read one
of her own poems dedicated to the
president of the club. Miss Pauline
Loria sang. Violin solos were rendered
by Miss Nellie McLendon, Mrs. P. e.
Smith at the piano. Mrs. f. E. Scho-
field presented a humorous reading.
Mrs. Elsie Hart sang. She was accom-
panied by her cousin, Mrs Paul Carr.
The members and guests played bridge.
Self Culture Club-The publicity Sec
tion will present its chairman, Miss
Grace Addison. in a talk on THE Ro-
nance of the DEVELOPMENT of the News