Evening star., 1934-03-18

"a at 2 o'clock for special study Of
the Gellatly collection in the National
Gallery Of Art, United States National
Museum. Ruel P. Tolman, acting di-
rector, will give an Introductory ad-
dress which will be followed by q
survey of the Gellatly collection.
Columbian Women of George Wash
ingtOn University.-The annual ban
quet will be held April 27, it is an
nounced by the president, Mrs. W.
Hayes Yeager, at the Chevy Chase
| Club.
Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr., is in charge
OF the program. Other chairmen for
the banquet are: Hostesses, Mrs. Earl
| Baldwin Mckinley; hospitality, Mrs.
Joseph w. Cox; seating, Mrs. Elmer
Louis KaySer and Mrs. Charles Sidney
Smith; decorations, Miss Helen Har-
per; printing, Miss Dorothy Ruth;
ushers, Miss Maxine GirtS.
Curley Club.-Most Rev Amleto
Giovanni Cicognani, apostolic delegate
to the United States, will visit the club
at the headquarters in the Continent
tai Hotel, Thursday evening. Very
Rev. Msgr. Francis j. Hyland, sec
retary to the apostolic delegate,
and Rev. Francis J. Kelly, chaplain
of the Curley Club, will accompany
him. There will be a short program
in which Mrs. Estelle Hunt Dean,
Bernard Fitzgerald and Eugene
o,-&, ka1r ,.-& r7@1I ~
program each member of the club
will be presented to the apostolic
delegate.
The young women of the club will
hold a retreat March % to Is at
the Washington Retreat House on
Harewood road. The retreat will be
conducted by Rev. Urbin Adelman
of st. Francis Capuchen College,
| Brookland. The Franciscan Sisters
of the Atonement will welcome the
retreatants Friday afternoon before
dinner at 6 clock. The retreat will
begin with the first conference at
1880 and will continue until Sunday
at 5 pm, when there will be holy
hour and benediction Of the blessed
sacrament, which will bring the re-
treat to close.
Wcmen's City Club.-The Member
ship Committee will be hostess at
the tea in honor of new members at
the club house today at 4:30 o'clock.
The Monday contract bridge section
will meet tomorrow at 80 o'clock.
Mrs. Edmund Kochersperger, vice
chairman of the Tuesday morning
contract bridge section, will preside at
| the meetings and supervise playing
during the absence from the city of
Mrs. Charles H. Curl The bridge talk
and business meeting will be at 10
o'clock.
A meeting Of the French students is
Monday evenings at 545 at the
! French table in the grill. Later at
6:45 the advanced pupils meet and the
beginners class meets at Z. -. Nine.
Marie Boulay-Anderson Is instructor.
Mrs. George H. Geuzmer will review
for the book hour section, Tuesday, at
4:45 o'clock, Hervey Aliens Anthony
Adverse"
The Tuesday evening section will
have "cut-rate" party Thursday.
i MISS .. FGdIle JeIlChS ID llOStcSS dl IIIc
Tuesday evening bridge meetings.
Miss Clara R. Saunders, chairman
, Of the art section, invites members and
their friends to join in an art pilgrim
age to the new National Museum Sat-
urday at o'clock in the room devoted
to the Gellatly Collection.
The washington Readers Club will
hold a recital tomorrow at pm. in
the parish hall of the Church of the
Epiphany. Elizabeth M. Phillips will
give impersonations; Dorothy A. Law
renee, Shakespeare's sonnets; Grace
Hazard Worrnell, international cos
tune novelty; Maurice H. Jarvis,
reading; Nine. Virginia Marchesa San
Germano, vocal solos, with Mrs. Frank
Brvan as accompanist; a play with
Ralph Fast, Alice r. Griffith. Kather-
inc L. Hartnett and Olin Griffith in
the cast.
The Business Women's Council will
meet Tuesday at 8 pm. in the chapel
of the Covenant Presbyterian
Church. Mrs. j. Newton Baker will
give a recital. Rev. T. e. Boorde will
speak ct the devotional period at Gas.
Supper. 8 70 ais.