Evening star., 1933-04-23

meeting followed, with the president,
Mrs. F. c. Lincoln, presiding. Assisting
hostesses were Mrs. L. v. Lampsou ana
Mrs. w. II. Walker
The drama department will meet at
the home Of Mrs. w. H. Youngman, $50
Fern place, at 8 pm. April 26. The life
and works Of John Galsworthy viii De
discussed by Mrs. M. p. Caskey and
Mrs. Thomas Marshall win review
Bird In Hand" by John Drinkwater.
The hostess viii be assisted BY Mrs.
The music department will meet
April a at 10 am. ut the home OF Mrs.
Clarence Ross, 125 Maple avenue. Mlss
Helen williams will discuss the life ana
works Of Beethoven, and the program
Will be Beethoven compositions.
The Argyle Study Club will meet with
Mrs. A. H. Horton, 1907 0allatin
street, April rs. Luncheon will be
served at ! o'clock. A paper VIII De
given by Mrs. Bruce Carpenter, sub
ject, "The Wives Of Henry VIII"
The Women's Faculty Club Of Ameri-
can University met at the home of Mrs.
John e. Bentley. 4529 Lowell street.
Tea was served after the business meet
ing to the members and guests.
Women's Guild Of American Unives-
sity,-Mrs. Thomas Cochran and Mrs.
T. +. SCHNEIDER, two new members,
were presented by the membership
chairman, Mrs. George B. Woods, at q
meeting at Hurst Hall last Tuesday.
Mrs. George Pariseau announced her
group will sponsor Q narionette show
in the mems gymnasium, May IL. Mrs
Wesley Gewehr told Of the two events
which her group had recently given
and said that they would assist with q
garden party May 25. DR.. Paul Bartsch
OF the National Museum gave an in
formative illustrated lecture on Deep
Sea Observations" Later the members
went to the Womens Residence Hall,
where luncheon was served.
Alpha Zeta, Delphian Chapter will
meet at the washington Hotel, Wednes-
day at 1890 o'clock The general topic
for discussion will be "Hellenizing the
Ancient World" Mrs. Edwin DAVIS
will be the leader and Mrs. Samuel
Montgomery the Delphian traveller.
Others on the program are: Mrs. Louis
Puckett. who will speak on Philip OF
Macedon"; Mrs. A. L. Riddick, who
will discuss "Alexanders Empire and
It's influence; Mrs. H. j. Zimmerman,
whose topic will be ALEXANDER the
Great" "Greek Religion" will be given
by Mrs. George H. Milne, and Greek
Philosopy'' by Mrs. r. Page Irving. A
summary Of the work Will be given by
the president, Mrs. George N. Walker.
Tho Waahington chapter Of Hadas-
sab will meet April Is at 2 O'Clock at
the Jewish Community Center. It Is
the annual linen shower and each per-
son attending Is asked to bring sheets
measuring 8lx99 inches, to be sent TO
the hospitals maintained by Hadassah
in Palestine.
A program has been arranged as fol-
lows: Opening payer, Mrs. Harry Lev
inson; address, Isadore Hershfleld; en-
| tertainment, Eddie Stanislaff. dancer,
and Mat Windsor, pianist from the
Russian Troika.
Mrs. Gewirz has received a number
Of sheets from friends and will be glad
| to have donations at her residence, 1920
Ingomar street.
A social will follow the meeting. with
Mrs. S. Goldberg and Mrs. R. Kossow
as hostesses.
A children's show was held Thursday.
Many children enjoyed the program, in
! cluding movies and q presentation of q
/ group from the Childrens Studio by
Mrs. Rose Robson Cohen.
The American Association Of Univer-
sity Women.-The following groups will
meet this week: Child development
study group under the leadership Of
Mrs. Lucille F. Ezekiel, Tuesday at 10
! AM. and the study group in contempo-