Evening star., 1933-10-08
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

plicate Contract Section will meet. Mrs.
Warner j. OLeary is hostess.
Friday Is club night, when Miss Mar
garet Maize is hostess.
Mrs. Dudley Wilson Willard will be
in charge of the bridge luncheons for
the year on the last Saturday of each
month.
Miss Mary Louise Brown will be the
hostess for the guests OF the club house
during october.
The Fellowship Committee announces
q benefit performance Of Mary OF Scot
land" With Helen Hayes, for Monday
evening. October %.
Petworth Mothers Club.-The club
held its annual party at the home OF
Mrs. w. c. Bishop, APO Fifth street,
on Tuesday evening. After a brief bust
ness meeting every one enjoyed the
dent, Mrs Price, announced that the
former president, Mrs. George F. Zook.
would be with the club next month and
be the speaker. Those assisting Mrs.
Bishop were the other members Of the
Executive Committee, Mrs. Price, Mrs.
Edwards and Mrs. LIE Due.
United Daughters Of Confederacy.-
Miss Frances Shirley, president Of the
Stonewall Jackson Chapter No. 20,
United Daughters Of the Confederacy.
meeting Of the Fall season will be held
at the Confederate Memorial Home to-
morrow evening" october 8, at o'clock.
] There will be election Of delegates to
the national convention, which Will be
held in Baltimore in November. The
president urges each member to make
an earnest effort to attend the first
meeting. There will be cards and re-
treatments.
Delphians.-Gamma Chapter. Delphi
ians. met at the Shoreham Hotel Oc-
tober 2. The president, Miss Emma
Hoffer, presided. The subject Of the
program was Examples Of Medieval
Drama" led by Mrs. o. N. Fansler
Topic reports were as follows: The
Liturgy Dramatized," Miss Mary G.
Wolford; The Guild Pageants," Mrs.
Evelyn Haller; THE Morality, Every
Man." Mrs. Jessie B. Krause; "A Com
media dell'Arte Play" Mrs. Leroy FL
lott
The next meeting will be at the
Shoreham on October 16 at 8:l5 o'clock
The topic will be "Pre-Shakespearean
| Ii duld III CIlS 6llu Will DS UllQeI
the direction Of Mrs. Ella G. Prescott.
American Pen Women.-A tea will be
held this afternoon from 4 to 6 O'Clock
at the studio Of the District Of Colum-
bia League Of American Pen Women,
l706 L street. Mrs. Oswin w. Menk
will be the hostess. Mrs. Menk's pic
lures will be on exhibition at the studio
until october 26.
On Wednesday a fellowship tea will
be held at the studio from to
o'clock with Mrs. Edna knight Gasch
as chairman and Mrs. Aaron Newman
as hostess. The program will be as fol-
lows: A talk on The Meaning OF Fel-
lowship," by Miss Marjory Webster, who
will also give reading with piano ac-
compartment; original poems and verse
by Miss Alethea Anderson and Miss
Florence Marshall, and "A Description
Of the Century of Progress Fair" by
Miss Alice Hutchins Drake. The fol-
lowing ladies will preside at the tea
tables: Mrs. William H. Manchester,
Mrs. Theodore Tiller, Mrs. Louis Lud-
low and Miss Myrtha Ethel Cawood.
Miss Marie Clotilde Redfern, Mrs M.
Hugh Irish and Mrs. Elnathan K. Mel
son will assist at the tea tables.
On Friday the first evening Of jour-
nalism for the season will be held at
the studio with Margaret Jean Bailey
as chairman. The subject OF the eve
ming will be Feature Articles" with
Miss Maxine Davis and John j. DAILY
as guest speakers. Miss Davis subject
will be How to Write Feature Articles" !"
Mr.. Days subject will be How to
Write and Market Feature Articles"
The Petworth Womans Club met
Monday evening, the new president,
Mrs Otto Hammerlund, presiding. Mrs.
Judith r. King and Mrs. Catherine
Giesy were admitted to membership and
! Mrs. c. E. Nichols and Mrs. Charles
LeHew were reinstated. Mrs. NJ. L. Day.
ton was made an honorary member.
Mrs. R. E. Holm, recently retired pres
ident, turned over to the club the s.
gold piece and the painting OF French
peasant woman presented to her Tor the
club at the June meeting of the fed
Grafton.
The home section, with Mrs. William
r. King, as chairman. was in charge OF
the entertainment features OF the meet
| ing and presented Miss Gertrude l.
Warren of the Extension Service, U. s.
Department of Agriculture, who spoke
on How Home Economics Is Solving
the Present Economic Problems" The
annual club picnic was held last Thurs
day at the Y w. c. A. Vacation Lodge.
Cherrydale, Va. -,
for work at the Georgia avenue brancn
of the Visiting Nurses Society at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, October 9.
The literature section will hold It's
meeting tomorrow evening, October y,
at the new home of Mrs. F. b. Le.
Fever, 1890 Walbridge place. who Will
be assisted by Mrs. o. H. Nelson and
Mrs. John Carman. The program Will
be in charge of Mrs. S. L. Weir. Mrs.
Jeannette Cavanagh, Mrs. Edlth Crun,
Mrs. E. B. Johnson and MRS. Mauoe
Wedemann. Mrs. Frank Minich VIII en-
tertain the hospitality section Wednes-
day afternoon. OCTOBER H. at hef iionie'
7l2 Upshur street. ~,
| The Florence Crittenton Unit Will
give a card party Friday, October -
at 1.3O pm. at the home OF MIS-.
J. K. Utley, 421 Shepherd street.
The Montgomery Club Of Chevy
Chase, Md, will meet at the nome
of Mrs. Hartford Allen, 122 z. Braoley
lane on Tuesday, with Mrs. James
Madison Cults assisting. The officers OF
the club for the coming year are: Presl-
dent. Mrs. C. C. Mccormick; vice presl-
dent Mrs. Hoy j. Walls; treasurer. Mrs.
7 e Monroe; secretary, Mrs. George
H. Post. Plans for the coming year
will be discussed at this meeting ana
arrangements will be completed for q
rummage sale.
Twentieth Century Club-Wednesday
the nature section will meet at 1913
Pennsylvania avenue (bus terminap at
1920 am, for trip to Dyke. Va. Mrs.
Leo D. Miner, chairman, will conduct
| tho marty
W Thursday, 1890 pm, at the Y. w.
C. A., the civic section will have Dr.
Leverett S. Lyon. vice president OF the
Brookings Institution. aooresS the sec-
tion on The N. r. A. and Its ObJec-
tives.' The chairman, Mrs. E. 6;
Nourse, invites all who are interested
in the civic life of the Capital to join
this section. Reservations for luncheon
should be, made by telephoning Mrs:
Goodwin, Potomac 3725, before Tuesday