Evening star., 1933-08-27
News of the Clubs

Phil Sheridan Womans Relief Corps
met at the Royal Arcanum Hall, Mrs.
Hattie Canada, president, presiding.
Mrs. Charlotte Cary reported several are
going by bus to the National G. A. r.
Encampment at St. Paul, Mimi, Sep
tember 1923. Any one wishing to
make this trip report to Mrs. Cary
Mrs. Helen Demo Morris, having moved
from the city, resigned as Junior vice
president and Mrs Ella Southard was
elected Mrs Charlotte Cary. national
Junior vice president, installed Mrs.
| Southard
Hereafter the corps will meet the
in the Royal Arcanum Hall, $50 H
street.
lambda Rho Gamma-The dramatic
group of the club will present The
Gift" a play in one act, by Marie A.
Foley, tomorrow evening at Asbury M.
| E. Church The scene is laid in a
little town of Judea with the follow
| Ing. in the cast Kathlyn Nash Cora
McEaddy. Robert Bates, Gomez Cortez,
Pauline Scott and Zellma Duck. Larry
| Barns is director.
D. C. Federation of Women's Clubs
A special meeting was called Wednes-
/ day at the Roosevelt Hotel by Mrs
Harvey W. Wiley, president, TO con-
slider emergency measures.
LEROY A. Halbert. chairman OF the
D c. Emergency Relief Committee, told
OF the program after September !, wnen
the work Of the several projects OF the
D C. Committee on Employment, Will
be taken over by the Emergency Relief.
The Clothes Conservation Committee,
originated by the federation, will be
taken over and operated by Mr.. Hal
| bert. The federation will assist MT
Halbert in this work. Mrs. Esther M;
Blair of the N. A. r. Corps, outlined
the N. A. r. program. Miss Julla
Jaffray chairman Of Public Wel1are
of the General Federation, ana MIS-;
John Boyle chairman Of the Consumers
Council for the District, also spoke.
The D. C. Federation will enter a
float in the N. A. R. parade August
20 under Brig. Gen. Amos Fries.
The annual card party will be held
in October.
Curley Club met Thursday evening at
the Continental Hotel, Miss Mary l..
MCGEE, president. presiding: Miss Monte
! DAILY announced number Of the young
women Of the club have registered for
| the spiritual retreat to be held Septem-
ber % and "a at the Retreat House on
| Hardwood road
William J. Boyd. chairman OF the
Entertainment Committee, announced a
| dance, September 80. The Misses VIII
helmina and Selma Fulghum, formerly
| of BIRMINGHAM, Ala, were admitted 10
| membership.
Members will attend the lawn fete Of
st. Martins Church on the grounds ad-
jacent to St. Martins School, on T
street between Lincoln road and Second
street northeast. tomorrow night Rev.
Michael J. Riordan, pastor. has desig-
mated the opening night as Curley Club
night
/ Burnside Woman's Relief Corps held
benefit supper at Woodmen Hall Mon
day. Mrs. Charlotte M. Cary, national
junior vice president Of the Woman's
Relief Corps, and Comrades Godfrey,
Dorsey, Parker and Pettys of the @. A.
r. were guests of honor.
After the supper the corps held a
meeting and was called to order by the
! president, Miss Mary A. Howarth. Miss
Eta Austin was initiated. Mrs. Char
| convention to BE- held in st. Paul, Mimi,
the week Of September II.
At the recent golden jubilee banquet
Miss Howarth presented all members Of
80 years service with service badges.
The Zonta Club held a luncheon
Wednesday at the Y. w. c. A., DR..
Edith Seville Coale, president, presiding.
DR.. Coale will be heard over Station
WMAL on August 81 on the subject
What Zonta Does for Washington"
| Evelyn Davis had as her guest her
mother and Hettie Anderson had Mabel
Cook as her guest.