Evening star., 1933-11-12

ing officers we're elected: President,
M. William j. Wallis: vice presidents,
Nine. Bessie Edison, M. Henri Lazard
and M. Pierre de Chauny; secretary,
Nine. Camille Hindmarsh correspond
ing secretary, M Charles H. Probert;
treasurer. Mime. Pierre de Chauny.
The Ohio Girls Club met and Miss
Helen Willis, daughter of the late SEN
ator Willis of Ohio. gave several piano
selections. A talk on 1.-THE Community
Chest" was presented by Miss Louise
Gregory. At the conclusion of busi-
nesS and the program the club honored
Its second vice president, Mrs Grace
Young Pickett, recent bride. with a
linen shower. The next get-together is
scheduled for November II, at 1926
Massachusetts, avenue. Any Ohio girls
in Washington. not members Of the
club, are invited.
American Association of University
Women.-Today's walk, led by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Simon, will be through the
Soldiers Home grounds. Members and
guests will meet at the end of the Sol
diers Home car line at pm. Supper
will be eaten at the club after the
walk.
The child study group, led by Mrs.
Mordecai Ezekiel. will meet November
l3 at l:30 pm. in room 305.
Mrs. Warner J. OLeary will be the
hostess at the tea tomorrow at pm.
Business meeting of the Washington
branch will follow.
Dr. Margaret Stroh. professor of Eng
lish at Wilson Teachers College, Will
review Ida Elizabeth" by Sigrid Unset,
Tuesday at tbs, following dinner at
6:15 pm.
Mrs Walter Mendenhau will speak on
THE Menaechmi of Plautus and Roman
Drama of His PERIOD Wednesday at IL
am. in the lounge
Mrs Frank Hiram, Smell will read
poems from Ralph Waldo Emerson and
discuss his philosophy and his continu-
ing influence Thursday at IL am. in the
lounge.
Miss Geraldine Walker will be hostess
at the dinner bridge for members of
the junior .roup Thursday at $50 pm.
at the club dining room. She will be
assisted by Miss Janet Frost and DR..
Ruby Warner.
DIR. Lewis Chase, research scholar In
American literature. will speak on Poe
and His Contemporaries" at luncheon
of the poetry group November 18 at
lis pm. DR.. Martha MacLear will
preside.
Gen. William III. Beck Circle will have
a tacky party Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs. Melville Shorey, 520l Six
teenth street.
Hadassah Oneg Shabat was held Sat-
urday afternoon in the home OF Mrs.
M. Bierman. Hear Ye Sons" by Fine
IYr re q
Hollander, and Mrs. Myerhoff led the
discussion OF Jewish current events
Tea was served.
The next Oneg Shabat will be held at
the home of Mrs. I. S. Turnover, 39O9
Jocelyn street.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
with Mrs. H. B. McManus in her home
on Girard street. Mrs. Anson S. Tracey
was the assisting hostess. Miss Cornelia
Hill was the presiding officer to whom
Mrs. Nalle, the president, turned over
the gavel at the end OF the business
meeting. Mrs Nancy North gave a
paper on AN Afternoon with Homer,
and Mrs. Walter Howard on THE Lost
Masterpieces of Ph.dias."
The visitors were Mrs. Henry Z.
Workman, Mrs Joseph Baer and Mrs.
Harry F. White, former member, now OF
Cambridge Springs, Pa. A social fol-
lowed.
CurIey Club.-The president, Miss
Mary L. MCGEE, will be hostess to the
members of the Five Hundred Club"
at a card party next Friday night at
her home, Wakefield Hall Apartments,
for the benefit of the Archbishop Curley
scholarship fund
Miss Bernadine Nesline and Joseph
Diegelman are sponsoring benent
party November 20 at SIT Eleventh
street southeast.
Miss Isabel Connor, chairman of the
literary circle, announces a meeting
Tuesday evening at the home Of Miss
Monte DAILY, 14l1 Thirty-sixth street.
Miss Luella All will entertain the
bridge group next Sunday at her home,
Plat o street.
A meeting of the Chronicle Commit
tee was held Thursday evening at the
home of the Chronicle editor, Miss
Gertrude Connor of Seminary Hill, Va.
The Society of Federal Translators,
Lodge No. IS, of the American Fedora
ton of Government Employees, met
Monday in the Y. w. G. A. building.
Mimeographed copies of a detailed re-
port of the principal activities of the
Redistribution Committee since the
organization of the society were dis
cussed
The meeting was followed by gen.
eral discussion of translating problems.
Contributions were made by B. H. La
more, State Department; Allan Gar
man, War Department; Arthur Lebel.
State Department, and DR.. Ecker, a
former translator in the military in
telligence division of the War Depart
ment.
The Hilary A. Herbert Chapter, u.
ID. c., was entertained Wednesday eve
ming by Mrs. James Trimble, 1914 La
mont street. The following were elected
delegates to the District division con-
vention: Mrs. Eugenia Rollins Ind
Mrs. William MCGEE, and Mrs. James
Trimble and Mrs. D. F. st. Clair as
alternates. The officers Of the chap
ter were unanimously reelected.
A Shakespearian game, with prizes,
was held. Refreshments were served.
The guests were Mrs. William Cole of
Dixie Chapter and Mrs. Charles Ward
OF Montgomery, Ala.
Gen. J. e. b. Stuart Chapter, U.
ID. c., met at the home OF Miss Mar
garet Cockrill, 1750 Kilbourne street.
The delegates elected to the District of
Columbia convention are Miss Margaret
Cockrill and Mrs. G. H. Alexander; al
ternates, Mrs. Albion W. Tuck and Mrs.
Samuel Henry. Refreshments were
served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
John Handford.
National Capital, Delphians-"Fa-
NOUS Romances of the Middle Ages"