Evening star., 1933-05-14
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

Phillips, lecturer; Mrs. Nation Boyce
wife Of Mr.. Boyce, who will also receive
with the guests of honor; Mrs. Helen
Turley and Mrs. Edith Virden Smith
Mrs. John Mock, Mrs. Theodore T1ller
Mrs. Otto Turney Simon and Mrs. John
Lionberger of Omaha will preside at the
| tea tables.
Those accepted for membership in the
club at the last meeting of the Execu-
tive Board were: Mrs. Savage, Mrs. Bu-
sick, Mrs. Bare, Mrs. Davis, Mrs.
Humphrey Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. Snapp,
Mrs Wright, Mrs. Frizzell, Mrs. Delover
Mrs. Babcock. Mrs. Seay. Mrs. Sanford
and Mrs. Kern.
Reservations for the animal break
fast, to be held at the Mayflower May
27, are being accepted by Mrs. Charles
Marvin Jones, 1908 Garrison street. The
breakfast will be preceded by a musical
program.
District Of Columbia Chapter, Daugh-
ters of Founders and Patriots OF
America, met at the home of the regis
trar, Mrs. w. Bonar Bell, May 5. Mrs.
James H. Harper was unanimously re-
elected president, with Miss Ella Whill-
din vice president, Miss Kate M. Jac-
quette treasurer, Mrs. Jessie Porter
Wood corresponding secretary, Miss
Minnie L. Ward recording secretary,
Mrs. Mary E. Woodward registrar, Mrs.
John K. Freiot historian, Mrs. Edison L.
Whitney color bearer and Mrs. w. G.
Sears chaplain.
The chapter indorsed the candidacy
Of Mrs. Thaddeus M. Jones, charter
member, for national president in 1894.
Mrs. Lewellyn NJ Edwards, national
councillor for Maine. was guest.
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Ladies' Auxiliary, Ancient Order Of
last Sunday at the altar of ST. Brigid, a
gift of the Ladies' Auxiliary, in the
Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
at the Catholic University at the 8
o'clock mass. celebrated by Rev. Tim
othy Mccarthy, District chaplain.
Father Mccarthy exhibited the gold
cross, gold chalice, missal and missal
stand, also gifts from the Ladies Aux
iliary. The missal stand was carved
from wood taken from pew in the
church at Gettysburg, Pa. The mass
was served by Martin Dufncy.
Division z, Ladies' Auxiliary, will give
a benefit at the National Theater the
evening Of May Is.
Alpha Zeta Chapter, Delphian So
ciety, met Wednesday at the Washing
ton Hotel The meeting was presided
over by the president, Mrs. George N.
Walker. The literary program, led by
Mrs. A. c. Harden, was The Story of
Hannibal and Its Political Sequels." "
Mrs. A. L. Riddick was the Delphian
traveller
The topic reports were: Conditions
on the Eve of Conflict" Mrs. C. H. Curl;
IAN Enemy,s Portrait Of Hannibal, "
Mrs Louis A. Puckett; Western Civili-
cation on the Brink of Ruin" Mrs. Will
liam Weber; "Rome's Vengeance" Mrs.
Harvey Zimmerman, and THE Results
of Conquest" Mrs Edwin Davis. A sum-
mary was given by the president
The Seminar Board will entertain the
chapter at a tea tomorrow from to
o'clock at the home of Mrs. A. L.
Riddick, in Wesley Heights. Assisting
will be Mrs r. c. Roark and Mrs. VIII
liam Weber.
The next meeting will be May II at
the Washington Hotel, with Mrs. George
H. Milne as leader, the subject being
From Anarchy to Empire
The Washington Readers Club gave
its monthly program at the All States
Hotel last week, with Mrs. Emily
French Barnes presiding. Youth"
was the subject. Those contributing
to the program were: Alice Robinson
Griffith, Margaret L. McMullen, Grace
Hazard Wormelle. Eleanor George,
Dorothy Lawrence, May Jameson Bry-
Townsend and Leslie Waudby.
The Research Club Of Washington
held q dinner Monday at the Dodge