Evening star., 1933-05-21
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

! musicale, preceding the breakfast. vii
begin at noon under the direction o
Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt, chairman o
Music for the club.
Reservations may be secured from
Mrs Charles Marvin Jones, 3SO8 Gar
rison street.
Lincoln Woman's Relief Corps wa
well represented at memorial service.
at Arlington on Mothers day. INT
department president, Woman's Relic
Corps. Mrs. Anna Horn, placed wreath
on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier II
honor of the World War Mothers. Sh'
was escorted by the department patri'
otic instructor. Mrs. Cora Mandy, Mis-
Ruth Scott. Mrs. Catherine Scott ano
Mrs. Mary McKeeYer.
The Washington League for the Hard
of Hearing held its annual election ol
officers Monday evening. Mrs. kathe-
rine Kipp Madden was reelected preSi-
dent; Miss Ada NJ. HILL first vice pres
ident; Miss Florence Spotford. treas
urer: MIS-. Roy l.. Hunt, corresponding
secretary.
Twenty-Five members of the league
went to Baltimore May Is TO attend
the hp-reading contest between the
Baltimore. Washington, and Richmond
leagues. Washington and Richmond
tied for the silver cup, which was Won
by Richmond after short additional
contest to decide the winner.
Alpha Zeta Chapter. Delphians.-Mrs.
George H. Milne was leader of the
meeting Wednesday ct the Washington
Hotel. The theme of the program wa
The Eclipse of the Middle Glasses OF
Rome, Through Slavery and the For
lunsS OF War" The lives and achieve
meEtI of Julius Caesar. Mark Antony
POnpey and OctaYitls were discussed
TOPICS were presented by Mrs. Louis A
puciiett. Mrs. A. c. Harden, Mrs. c. II
Curl Mrs. H. J. Zimmerman, Mrs. Will
liam Weber and Mrs. r. c. Roark. Mrs
Edwin L. Davis. as Delphian traveller
spoke Of Ostia and Pompeii, showing
pictures of the excavations OF the latter
city. A resume of the study was given
by the president, Mrs. George N
Walker.
The next meeting will be held at the
Washington Hotel May "a The subject
will be 'SThe Rome We Inherited" under
the leadership of Mrs. Samuel Mont
gomery.
The Board Of Directors Of the Busi-
ness and Professional Women's Club
met st the Willard Hotel last Monday.
The annual meeting of the club to
elect officers will be held at the Willard
Hotel tomorrow evening.
Confederate Flag Chapter, United
Daughters of the C0nfederacy. met at
the home of Mrs. Eta Lee Loving. GIT
Decatur street. The following orflcers
were elected:
Mrs Ritchie Roberts, president; Mrs.
Eta Lee Loving, vice president: Mrs.
Margaret Brown, recording secretary;
Mrs. Benjamin Grady, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Florence Neale. treas
Mrs. Eta Lee Loving, chaplain. Mrs.
Roberta Van H. Volland, president of
the District OF Columbia Division, and
Mrs Matte Michael were guests.
The University of Michigan Women
will be entertained at the home OF Mrs.
L. H. Weld. East Falls Church. Va.
May 81. from to 8 O'Clock. Dinner
will be served at 6 o'clock.
Petworth W0man's Club.-Mrs. c. D.
Keller entertained the Educational Sec
ton Monday evening, assisted by Mrs.
Viola Thompson. Current events wefe
given by Mrs. r. S. Hart. The program
for next Winters study was discussed.
The Philanthropic Section meeting
was held Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. H j! Smith. who was
assisted by Mrs. c. p. Monck and Mrs.
B. K. Bauer.
The Civic Section met Thursday eve
ming with Mrs. l.. o. Cook, who was
assisted In entertaining by Mrs. B. j
Waldo and Mrs F. H. Schwartz.
Mrs. G. E. Hudson entertained the
Home Section Friday afternoon, as
sisted by Mrs Lulu Reinbach. Mrs.
Frank Minnick gave a talk on Early
American Patch Work" and number
of modern quilts were on exhibit
The Music Section will meet Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs. w. II.
Van Pelt 73l Rock Greek Church road
instead of with Mrs. Lulu Reinbach as
printed in the year book.
The annual all-day picnic OF the Art
Section will be held at the Y. w. G. A.
Vacation Lodge at Cherrydale. Va. Nav
tation are requested to meet at the
am.
National Capital Chapter. Delphians.
met at Jelleff'S Little Theater WedneS-
Gay with the president. Mrs. H. T.
Lstane, in the chair. The program
leader was Mrs w NJ. Dixon; the sub
ject Restoration Drama" The presi-
dents survey included The Reaction
from Puritanism, Notes of Vice, FASH
ior and Folly, and Sophistication VS..
Wisdom" Mrs. E. H. Erickson dis
cussed the Relation of Drama to Po-
htical and Social Life: Mrs. Charles
Arth. General Character of Late
Stuart Drama; Mrs. Floyd Olcott,
Later Stuart Tragedy" and Mrs. Al
bert Day, Types Of Later Stuart Com
cdy." Mrs. jerome Hartley told of
William Congreve. and Mrs. T. F. Law
gave a synopsis of his drama. Love for
Love" Mrs. - A. Huntley completed
the program With synopsis of william
Wyckerly's drama, The Country Wife
The Social Cub OF Washington Coun-
ell. Ladies Of the u. G. {. of E.. met
With Mrs Neill The hostess served
luncheon. with Mrs. Stoops assisting
The meeting was called TO order by the
president, Mrs. Hipsley After the bust
ness meeting, games were played and
prizes awarded to Mrs. Saul and Mrs
Ward
The next meeting will be at the home
OF Mrs Burton, l4lB Forty-foulth street
May "a.
Wcmsn's City CIub.--Mrs. Caroline B
Stephen. hospitality chairman. with
members OF the committee. viii b.
hoste1Ses at an i1fcrmal taa to be given
at the club hcuse today from to t
O'Clock.
hI.s. Cary T. Gravson. In corporation
with the Gpccial Finance Committee
has planned a garden card party Junt
s at 2:30 O'Clock at her home, 1926
Wisconsin avenue
Miss A ice Heaven announced the ac-
ceptancc b. Mrs. Herbert Hoover. char
ter member Of the club. of an honorary
menbershlp receatly preferred her.
Mrs. w w. Spaid will be hostess fol
the second of the series of cottage
parties" sponsored by the board tC
give assistance TO the special committee
in charge of activities for the benefit o.