Evening star., 1933-11-12


club, at the home Of Mrs. A. NJ Abbott
5000 Eighth street. Mrs. A. N. Jone
and Mrs. r. c. Sowerbutts will assist
The art section will meet Thursda
afternoon at the Petworth Methods
Church. with Mrs. L. S. johnson a
chairman of the Luncheon Committee
After luncheon the members will joil
Mrs. Ellis Logan at o'clock for a tou
OF the Corcoran Gallery of Art to viey
the memorial exhibit of Carl Melchers
The meeting of the civic sectiol
will be held Thursday evening at tn
home of Mrs. Marguerite Parsons, 693
Ninth street, who wiH be assisted il
entertaining by Mrs. r. E. Adams
Mrs. H. j. Phelps will be in charge o
the program on Commission Form o
Government
Mrs. c. c. Fisher will entertain tn
home section next Friday afternoon a
her home. Alb Illinois avenue. Mrs.
w Brown will be the assistant hostess
Mrs. Sue Richwine will have charge o
a program on the Elimination o
Fatigue in Housework"
Tri t Sorority met at the home o.
Miss V. Alendorfer, 1859 Eighteenth
street, last Tuesday. Plans for
bazaar November 16 at the apartment
OF the president. Miss Arista Huber, 40.
Methodist Building Annex, were formu-
lated. At present they are engaging il
work for the Red Cross.
The Newcomers Club will be ad
dressed tomorrow by R. S. Mcbride. OF
What Industry Draws in the New
Deal" He is chemical engineer anc
is an expert consultant.
Lincoln Woman's Relief Corps helc
its annual inspection, with the depart
ment assistant inspector. Mrs. Alice
Meade, acting as inspector, and the
president, Mrs. Cora L. Mandy, pre-.
siding. A report on relief work dont
by the corps was given by Mrs. Rose
Gibson. Mrs. lydia NJ. Stauck wa.
init ated. The department president
Mrs. Anna Horn, requested members Il
take part in the services at Arlington
at lis p. m. today at the Tomb of the
Unknown Soldier.
Addresses were made by the nationa
chairman of the executive board. Mrs
Della L. O'Brien; past national junior
vice president. Mrs. lydia Oldroyd: de.
partment inspector, Mrs. Mary Bowen
department senior vice president, Mrs
Mary Howarth; department junior vice
president. Mrs. Helen Temple; depart.
ment musician, Miss GuSSie B. Palmer
department treasurer, Mrs Carrie
Doyle; department senior aide, Mrs
Lizzie Bassett; past department presi-
dent, Mrs. Isabella Bontz.
The corps will hold dinner al
Woodman's Hall, 935 Grant place
tomorrow at pm
Susan b. Anthony Foundation will
hold an open meeting at the Arlington
Hotel, 1925 Vermont avenue. November
Il, at 8 pm. The Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Glee Club will sing
under the direction of Miss Mary M
Burnett. The w. j. Oates Student
Orchestra Will play, and Master
Laurence Slaughter Ryan, 7-year-olc
musician. will play violin selections, ac.
companied by the director of the group
Mrs. Adelaide Johnson, sculptress anc
pioneer of the woman movement, who
attended the International Congress Of
Women at Chicago during July and who
took with her the historic Susan B
Anthony gavel, which was used at the
opening session, will speak
Mrs. Anna E. Hendley, honorary
president, will give book review of the
first single volume biography of Miss
Anthony. The Great Woman States
man. written by Nanette B. Paul Mrs
Rose Arnold Powell, president. will give
a reading, "Ef the World BuSts
Through" by James Whitcomb Riley
and answer the question Whats the
Matter With the World?"
The Washington Soroptimist Chi
met at the Willard Hotel last wednes-
day. President Nora B. Huffman pre-.
sided.
An announcement was made that tht
meeting November Is will be known e,
Newspaper Mems Luncheon" and tha
Miss Mary Ward, press agent of thS
Theater Guild. will speak and Homer
Rodeheaver sing.
On November 25 the Baltimore Sorop
timist Club will give an "Internationa
Night" at 103 West Baltimore street
and invited all Washington Sc. spti.
mists to be present.
Mrs. Nell R. Hysong invited Hsem
berS of the club to an oyster roast No
vember II at her Summer home a
Broadwater on the Bay.
The District Society of the Danes o
the Loyal Legion met at the Mayf1oWe
Hotel. Mrs Warren Jackson Haines
y
Lightfoot, chairman of national de
fense for the society and a delegat,
to the recent crime convention meet
ing at the Shoreham Hotel. gave re
port. Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker ant
Mrs. David j. Rumbough took part il
a discussion incident to the report
Mrs. David j. Rumbough asked TO
clothing for the boxes that are an
nually sent by the society to the Lin
coin Memorial University. A letter wa
read from Col. U. S. Grant, Sd, thank
ing them for the part they had take:
in the furnishing of the house O;
Tenth street where Mr.. Lincoln died
A card party will be given Novembe
% at the home of Mrs. Virginia Whit
Speel, 1755 N street. Mrs. Floyt
Mutchler is general chairman. assistct
by Mrs. Warren j. Haines. Mrs. Mer
rick Williams, Mrs. z. S. Alvord an,
Miss Bessie o. Sensner
Mrs. John Wesley Hill, wife of tn
chancellor of the Lincoln Memoria
University at Harrogate, Tenn, wa
guest speaker. giving talk on thi
Southern college. Paris Houston am
Fred Fennell, graduates of this univer
sity and now studying law in Wash
ington, also spoke.
Twentieth Century Club meets in tn
auditorium of the Freer Gallery O
Art Tuesday at 2:30 pm. The art sec
ton will have for its speaker Mis-
Grace Guest, assistant curator of tn
Freer Gallery, whose subject will b.
an illustrated lecture on "The Art.
of the Near East as Represented il
the Freer Collection"
The music section, Wednesday a
IL am. at the Y. w. c. A, will hea
Mrs. Miriam B. Hilton speak on "Tun
Hunting in the Southern Appalachian
Mountains" and will also give brie
review of the White Top music festival
Emily Withers will sing. Fiddle an,
hanio Dlavinp with niano illustration