Evening star., 1933-11-12
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

| Steuart Tuesday evening. Mrs. Steuart
planned a shower for Miss Marie Kiatta.
Mrs. Edward Hulburt is president OF
1 this branch.
The Woman's Club of Sixteenth
Street Highlands held its guest day
meeting at the home OF Mrs: Henry T.
Cffterdinger on Kennedy place. The
president, Mrs. Lewis j. Battle, presided,
DR.. Allen A. Stockdale gave talk on
THE Message of James Whitcomb
Riley" and Miss Edith Fitch enter
| tained with piano solos. The Enter
| tainment Committee. who assisted the
| hostess, were Mrs. B. r. Stickney and
Mrs. l.. z. Dalby. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs. Paul
F. Grove, when Mrs. William G. Dandt
will be in charge of the program.
Takoma Park Women's CIub.-The
! literature department will meet at the
| branch library tomorrow at 10 am.
Mrs. Clarence C., Carr will review
finder Box of Asia"
| The French department will meet al
| the branch library tomorrow at 1880
pm. Applications for entrance in a
! beginners class in French are being
received by Mrs. Yomgman.
! Mrs. Harcourt Lee Stevenson will en-
tertain the homemakers department
November Is at lis pm, at SO Flower
avenue. Papers on buying will be read
! and discussed.
Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief Corps
met at the Thomas Circle Club. Mrs.
Hattie Canada, president, presiding. 1t
na incnonfinY1 "a
/ Bowen, inspector for the Department
of the Potomac, was introduced. Also
the department president, Mrs. Anna
Horn. and her staff and Mrs. Della
O'Brien, chairman of the Executive
Board of the National WomaR's Relief
Corps. Each gave a short talk.
Mrs. Cora w, Dorsey was initiated
into membership.
A dinner and bazaar will be held at
the Odd Fellows Hall, 419 Seventh
! street, December 13. The next meet
ing will be held at the Thomas Circle
Club December Z.
The District Sunshine and Com
munity Society met at the home of
Mrs. Eugene Thompson. 1926 Forty
fourth place, Monday afternoon. The
! president, Mrs. j. Edwin Reid, pre-
sided.
The annual card party will be held
at the Shoreham Hotel November II.
Mrs. Helen Hunter, chairman of the
| Entertainment Committee, presented
Mrs. Franceska KaSpar Lawson and
Mrs. Gertrude Francis in a collection
of songs, accompanied by Miss Ruth
Walker. Mrs. Florence j. Stoddard
spoke on Cuba.
Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter, who has the
flowers from the Department of Agri-
cultures chrysanthemum show at her
disposal on Thursday, asked that mem
bers help her to distribute them to the
different hospitals and homes.
Refreshments were served by the as
siSting hostesses.
Officers of Ladies' Auxiliary, Jewish
War Veterans of the United States. will
be initiated tonight at the Jewish Com
munity Center. Mrs. Ethel j. Cohen.
national president, will institute the
auxiliary and install the following
officers: Judith S. Harmel, president;
Mary Silverberg. senior vice president; !;
Sarah Zanoff, Junior vice president; !;
Marie Cohen, treasurer; Yeti SemSker,
conductress; Sally Hamburger, assistant
conductress; Rose Jacobson, chaplain;
Sarah Berlin, guard; Clara Cohen, re-
cording secretary; Edith Sherman, cor
responding secretary; Hiida Schneider,
patriotic instructor; Eva Rothenberg,
historian; Edith B. Sporting, musician !;
Edith Lewis. Rae Robin, Gertrude
Machlis, Anne Scher. Jean Ostrower,
Mary Cooper, color bearers, and Ray
Orlove. Ida Gordon, Mary Maxwell.
trustees.
Delta Sigma Chapter, Delphian
Society. met last Monday at the Shore
ham Hotel, the president, Mrs Pinck-
ney J. Harman, presiding.
The literary program was "Medieva
| Drama" led by Mrs Charles Riordon
After the preliminary survey given BY
the president, Mrs Harman, topics
were given by Mrs. Ruth Snodgrass
Mrs. Helen Cranston, Mrs. F. w
Braden, Mrs. John Evans. Mrs. Davi6
Bethune. Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mrs
Robert Bates and Mrs Willard Nails
The next meeting will be held No
vember 20. at the Shoreham Hotel.
The Petworth Woman's Club held q
business meeting Monday evening in
/ the Petworth School. Fifty dollars
was appropriated to the Community
Chest and $25 to the Petworth School
library for the purchase of books New
lI1SulDCIS G4CCtG0 were MIS-. ". W. A4SIll-
/ felt, Mrs. G. S. Rogers and Mrs. r
r. Douglass. Mrs. Bell Oliver SIM
mons spoke for the Community Chest
The civic section. with Mrs. F. H
Schwartz as chairman, was in charge
Of the entertainment Miss Rhods
Milliken, director of the Woman's
Bureau of the Police Department
spoke. The philanthropic section had
an exhibit Of the sewing accomplished
during the last two months, which is
now ready for distribution to the
! needy. They also had a display oil
sample aprons which are being sold
| for the benefit of the club.
The hospitality section meeting was
! held Wednesday at the home of Mrs
B. w. Frazier, after which the section
/ joined other federated club member,
J at the National Gallery of Art, for the
/ lecture by r. P. Tolman, director of the
! gallery, on the Gallatly collection, anc
| also for the trip through the gallery tt
/ view the collection, which was con.
| Quoted by Mrs. Ellis Logan
Ine visiting Nurses unit will NEE
tomorrow at las at the home of Mrs
Sue Richwine, 4004 Seventh street, anc
! will go in body to the Georgia ave-
| nue. branch of the Visiting Nurse:
Society for the afternoons work.
Mrs. Philip Wright will entertain tht
| literature section tomorrow evening a.
her home, 215 Rock Creek Church road
She will be assisted by Mrs. Minnie
Myers, Mrs. Griffith Evans and Mrs. F
A. Glass. The program will be il
charge OF Mrs. E. H. Jarvis, Mrs. F. H
Schwartz, Mrs. w. s. Ryon, Mrs. T. S
Tlncher and Mrs. F. B. LeFever.
There will be a card party at 2 anc