Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-06-10


Louis, Mo-. which medal was presented
by Miss Jessica Randolph Smith IN
memory of her father. The musical
program will consist of vocal solos
by Miss Margaret Smith and Mr.
Randolph E. Myers. baritone, accom-
panied by Miss Regina Kimmell. Miss
Blanche E. CoOksey and .'er commit
tee will have charge OF fcH.eSnmentS
The Park View Woman's Club will
hold it annual banquet Tuesday at
2400 Sixteenth stree. Mrs. Harvey
Wiley, president of the District Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs, and Mrs.
Ellis Logan, past president of the
federation AMI chairman of the Dlvi-
sion of Fine Arts. also the organizer
of the Park View Womans Club, will
be the guess OF honor.
Mrs. Warren Wagner, chairman OF
program, has prepared the following
program: Dancing, by Miss Edith
Lazal off; instrumental numbers. BY
Miss Edith Athey, pianist; vocal Sc
lections by Mrs. Marguerite Groomes;
readings. by Mrs. Ruth Silt Accom-
panists are Mrs. Harvey Haun and
Mrs Fred S. Walker
Washington Council. No. %. Ladies
of the U. c. c. of E.-Tne last meet
ing of the social club was at the home
of Mrs. Bell with Mrs. Pickel and
Burton assisting her. The next meet
ing will be June Is at the home OF
Mrs. Jones, 80 Linden avenue, Cherry
dale, Va. After lunch there will be q
meeting and arrangements will be
made for the Summer picnic down the
river.
The Mu Chi Club will convene at
the Admiral next Wednesday avening
President Mollie FoSSon announces the
following hostess: Ida Henderson
chairman; assisted by Bernetta Hoff-
man. Pauline Fry. Genevieve Duvall
Margaret Freyman. Ida Hewitt and
Anne Howard The club will take
action to recess during July and Au-
gust.
The Writer'S League of Washing
ton. at its last meeting for the Sum-
mer. heard an address by Mrs. Phyl-
lis Moore Gallagher. who spoke in an
intimate way of her experiences as
a short-story writer and answered
many questions. Miss Willard Howe
read a short story. Canvas for the
Chapel" and Clark Palmer Cole also
read a short story. A period of dis
cussion followed each.
Plans we're made for a picnic each
month during the Summer, the first
to be at Haines Point, June %, be-
ginning at 4 O'Clock.
The Progressive Club held an open
forum meeting at 81 Melwood ave-
nue.. Cherrydale. Va. last Sunday.
Representative George Foulkes of
Michigan was the principal speaker.
Other speakers included Rev. Ad Vic
torine Carver. first bishop of the
Washington Institute Church OF
Christ, Inc: Bishop Edward James
Irvine, pastor of the Northeast Spir-
itual Church; DR.. Mary S. Daugh-
erty, Samuel Saloman, Prof. Henry
FURY. Alberta Nichols, and George
L. Pickett.
Theodore Bion Daugherty played
the piano accordian and refresh
ments were served.
Zonta Internal ional. with which
the local Zonta Club is affiliated, will
hold the 1884 annual convention. for
the first time in its history, outside of
the United States On June 81. %
and % it will meet at the Seigniory
Club in Quebec, Canada. Business
women from Canada. all sections Of
the United States and Hawaii will be
in attendance.
Members and delegates en- route to
the convention, passing through
Rochester, will be entertained by the
Rochester CONTAINS, and a post-con-
vention tour to Ottawa Immediately
following the convention has been
arranged
The Washington club has elected
its president, DR.. Mildred w. DECKER
son. as delegate. and the vice presi-
dent. Miss Emma T. Hahn. as alter
nate. Among others attending from
the Washington club will be Prof.
Elizabeth Peet and Mrs. Frances
Gutelius Smith. Members of the To-
cal club and their guests attended
picnic last Tuesday afternoon at
Bay Ridge. Mrs. Sara Sumner, a
member of the club, was hostess. en-
tertaining the group at her cottage
The weekly luncheon will be held
Wednesday at l O'Clock at the
Y. w. c. A.
Lincoln Woman's Relief Corps met
Monday evening at Woodmens Hall
The president, Mrs. Carrie E. Calvin,
reported she and members of the corps
attended the air service on Key Bridge
and the Massing of the Colors at the
Cathedral on May 81. Also the serv-
ices at the Tomb of Unknown Soldiers
of Civil War in Arlington and services
in the ampitheater, Memorial day.
Mrs. Cora L. Mandy reported having
decorated II graves of Civil War
veterans in a cemetery in Loudoun
County, Va. May 80. These veterans
were members of the company of Capt.
Daniel M. Keyes, father of Mrs.
Mandy Mrs. Clara j. Swayne, mem
Der of Lincoln Corps. gave the corps
a new Bible.
The corps will hold a picnic at
Hams Point June is.
SOroptimist Club-"Baby Sorop" day
was observed Wednesday at the Will
lard Hotel for the annual presentation
party for the new members initiated
during the past year. Each new men,
Der was presented with a corsage Of
roses and was introduced to the club
by Jean Bennett, chairman of Mem
berShip Committee, and Edna knight
Gasch. president. Each was then pre-
sented with membership certificate.
Those elected were: Mary A. Donohue,
Mary Schmylke, Ruth Baker. Elva Nc
Namara, Dorothy H. Dorsey, Nettie
Springer, Bertha McCue. Joan Haley,
Martha McDevitt, Charlotte LaFond,
Edith Martin Kane, Mabel Matthews,
Hazel Thompson and Laura Terry.
Nell Hysong presented her annual
gift of roses to the club. The new
code of ethics recently compiled by
the National Association was discussed
Announcement was made Of the party
June 16 at Twenty-third street and
Washington circle by group No. 6.
captained by Genevieve C. Bearmore.
The marty will he 0kid ma rtv,' q nd