Evening star., 1933-11-05
November II, for the first Of the pill.
grimages planned to art centers of the

November II, for the first Of the Dill.
grimages planned to art centers of the
city.
Mrs. Charles H. Curl, chairman of the
Tuesday morning bridge section, will
talk on Defensive Bids and Responses, "
and Responses to Forcing Bids" at
10 o'clock The class for beginners in
contract bridge meets at IL o'clock. In
StructlOn and drill Is followed by super.
vised playing. Mrs. Curl also gives a
talk at the Tuesday evening section
Mrs. J. K. Freiot. chairman of the
Friday afternoon contract bridge tour
nament section, announces a cup will be
given for the highest score of the sea-
son.
Mrs. Cary Z. Grayson. Mrs Merritt
o. Chance and Mrs. George W. East
ment are directing the plans for the
celebration of the fourteenth birthday
anniversary celebration in the afternoon
and evening November Is.
Miss Quincy Smith will conduct
classes in elementary Italian and Span
ish for which members are invited to
register. Miss Hannah M. Blandford is
chairman of the French classes, Nine
Marie Boulay- Anderson is instructor.
French classes meet Monday evenings.
Judge Mary O'Toole, vice president,
presided at the business meeting We'd
nesday evening" Miss Mabel Boardman, I,
secretary of the American National Red
Cross. spoke in behalf of the Red Cross
roll, and Mrs. Lyman B. SWormStedt
was speaker for the Community Chest.
DR.. Edgar H. Bocock, superintendent
of Gallinger Municipal Hospital, has in
vited club members to inspect the hos
pital November 18 at 3 o'clock.
Business and Professional Women's
Cuba dinner is to be given at the
Willard Hotel November 13 to celebrate
the recognition of the local club by the
National Federation of Business and
Professional Women's Clubs, Inc, as a
state unit" This recognition, accom-
plished at the national convention held
in Chicago in July, entities the local
club to full national representation and
will permit the club to send five dele
gates to the next convention, which
will be held at Seattle, Wash. in 1895.
Miss Martha Edwards is chairman
of the Committee on Arrangements
having as assistants Miss Penelope Cobb
and Miss Alice E. Webster Miss
Iucetta Stockbridge is chairman of the
Program Committee.
District of Columbia Home Economics
Association.-Miss Florence Hail. presi-
dent, announces members are invited to
attend dinner meeting tomorrow at
Z pm, at the A. A. u w DR.. Fred
eric c. Howe of the consumers counsel,
United States Department of Agricul-
ture, will speak on The Agricultural
Adjustment Act and the Ultimate Con-
sumer.' This will be the first of series
OF seven weekly meetings on Consumer
Purchasing as a Science"
The Executive Committee will meet
Tuesday at 4 pm, at the University
Women's Club House.
American Association Of University
Women.-Mr. and Mrs. Karl Fennng
will lead the walk today Meet al
Chevy Chase circle at 2:30.
Mondays tea will honor Miss Helen
King, directress of the American Home
for Serbian War Orphans at Vranje
4ugoslaVia. DR.. Leonide Pitamic. E. E
and M. P. to his majesty. King Alex
guest and will introduce the speaker
Mrs. H. G. Torbert will be the hostess
DR.. Frederic c. Howe. consumers
counsel for the Agricultural Adjustment
Administration. will speak at a dinner
sponsored by the Education Committee
Monday at Z pm. DR.. Faith Williams
Will lead the discussion.
The art and travel group on Tues
day, at 8;l5 pm, will hear Dr.. George
s. Duncan, head of the department of
Egyptology and Assyriology of American
OnlVerslty. speak on the subject
Egypt the Cradle Of Civilization .
with lantern slides. Mem
oerS !.S.yall,ca and their guests are invited
workers Education will be the topic
0l discussion at the Education Com
mlttee dinner Wednesday at nm
Speakers will include Dr. Broadus
Mt Mitchsn Of Johns Hopkins University
Mss Hllda Smith, director of Affiliated
summer Schools for Women Workers
in Industry, and two students from thf
Bryn Mawr Summer School. Reserya-
tons close Tuesday at 8 pm.
Mrs. Albert L. Barrows will give q
book review at the Thursday morning
oook review hour. Mrs. Louis A. Mac
Mahon Will also give a review. Dis
cusslon Will be led by Mrs. Herbert A
whitney, chairman of the section
friday night is Club night. Member,
and their guests will join in PLAYING
bridge In the lounge. Miss Janeiro V
Brooks will be hostess.
The Faculty Women's Club of Georp,
Washington University will meet at Cor
coran Hall next Saturday evening. Mrs
Cloyd II. Marvin presiding.
Or. Paul BartSch, of the National
Museum and professor of zoology in
George Washington University. will give
a lecture; Illustrated by moving pictures
on Exploring the Atlantic's Greatest
Deep, The members of the board OF
trustees will be guests of honor. They
VIII receive informally, with President
and Mrs. Cloyd H. Marvin. at the close
OF tne lecture. Arrangements will bt
In charge of Mrs. D. H. Buchanan. hos.
pitality chairman.
The District Of Columbia LeaRue n,
American Pen Women met Monday nigh
at the studio, 1706 L street. Chairner
OF the special and creative groups out
hneo their programs for the current
season.
Daisy Belle McCoy's marines and
landscapes m oil are on exhibition al
tHe stuOlo. she VIII be the hostess al
tea this afternoon at the studio. Re-
celvlng with her will be the president
Mrs. Badgley and the chairman of art
Miss Elise Thomson Clark. At the tea
tables will be Mrs. Henry Bullitt Rontec.
oerg, Mrs. Daniel Dillon, Mrs. Horace
Dulln, Mrs. John GoSS and Mrs. Lewis
Trundle; also assisting will be Mrs. Mar
TN Watson, Miss Rowena Roberts. Miss
Celestine Hodges and Mrs. John F
Hardie, jr.
A musical program will be given al
D O'Clock by Miss Frances Shea. soprano
ana Miss Kathryn Latimer. pianist.
MRS. Mccoy will hold her Club night
and school November 9 at the studio
There will be musical program at
o clock. Mrs. Mccoy will speak on The
Modernistic Trend
An evening on journalism will be con.
quoted Friday by Miss Margaret Jear
Bailey: Mrs. Sallie " H. Pickett So
clal editor on The Washington Evenine
Star, Will speak on Society News ano
Interviews
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beeson Hunt have
Cancelled their reception on Novembel
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