Evening star., 1934-11-11

am. November IS, when Mrs Louis
MacMahon will read and discuss the
poetry of Coleridge.
The junior group will have din
ner-bridge at $50 pm. November Is.
The hostess will be Miss Ellen Ander-
son.
A club luncheon will be held at lis
November IT. Mrs. William Chan
ming Johnson will read and discuss
Negro poetry.
The walking group will meet today
at 3 o'clock at the end of the Soldiers
Home car line to inspect the model
dairy at the home. A supper will be
held at the club afterwards Mr. and
Mrs. John Simon will act as leaders
SOr0ptimist Club.-At the monthly
business meeting Wednesday, at the
Willard Hotel. Mrs. Edna Knight
Gasch, presiding. Mrs. Caroline
Stevens and Miss Betty Jones were
nominated to appoint the new officers
for the year 1885. The election will
be in December, with the installation
banquet some time in January.
On November IA, the luncheon will
take the form of a book luncheon.
Several prominent authors have been
invited as guests and several current
books will be reviewed
On November Is, meeting of the
South Atlantic Regional Conference
will be held at the Willard Hotel at
10 am.
On November 81. Paula Everhard,
captain of Group No. 10, will give
party.
The Council of Jewish Women will
have a special program in honor of
Armistice day next Tuesday. Fred
erick j. Libbey. executive secretary of
the National Council for the Preven-
ton of War, will speak on The World
Situation and What Can Be Done
About It."
There will be a playlet, "The Un-
known Soldier" based on a sermon by
Rev. Raymond Fosdick, called MY
Account With the Unknown Soldier"
This will have the following cast:
Mrs. Lawrence Koenigsberger, Mrs.
Adolph Krechel, Mrs. Laura Holdings
field, Mrs Ben Livingston, Mrs. Milton
Dunn, Mrs. Henry Jaffee, Mrs. Martin
Mendelsohn, Mrs. Irving Snowden.
Mrs. Emanuel Haas and Mrs. Lawrence
Koenigsberger are in charge of the
program. Music will consist of solos
by Miss Sylvia Shappirio, accompanied
by Mrs. Maurice Bisgyer.
The Mount Pleasant Chapter Of the
Y. w. c. A. celebrates its 26th birth
day anniversary tomorrow in the form
of a tea at the home of Mrs. James
Underwood, IL Aspen street, Chevy
Chase, Md, from 2:30 to S.
Mrs. A Atwood, president of the
Y. w. c. A., and Harold Doyle will be
speakers. Piano selections will be
rendered by Mrs. Hazel Brown Piers.
Iota Phi Delta Chapter. Delphian
Society, met Thursday at the Shore
ham Hotel for the discussion OF
"Egypt's Greatness From Zenith to
Nadir." The president, Mrs. Carl H.
Smith, presided.
The literary program was opened
by Mrs. H. H. Hulbirt, chairman of
the Seminar Board. The topics OF
other members were: THE Pinnacle
of Egyptian Greatness" Mrs. Ernest
E. Ingle and Mrs. H. H. Hulbirt; THE
First Religious Reformer,' Mrs. John
A. McAneny; Great Builders" Mrs.
Earl G. Taylor and Mrs. Carl H.
Smith; Pages From the Last Chap
ters of Egypt's Story" Mrs. Alexander
Wylie and Mrs Franklin Adams; so
cial Life of Egypt" Mrs. Walter M.
Bane and Mrs. H. B. Brooks; "Egyp-
tian Mind and Character" Mrs. Earl
M. Spencer; "Egypt's Contribution to
Posterity," Mrs. Reginald w. Geare.
The next meeting will be held at
the Shoreham Hotel November Is at
1920 am. when he subject for pres
entation will be can Ancient Mystery
Solved" with Mrs. John A. McAneny
as leader.
National Capital Chapter. Delphians
THE Dutch School of Counterpart
and Sixteenth Century Music" will be
the subject at the meeting Wednesday
at 10 am. in Jelleff's Little Theater.
Mrs. H. A. Latane will lead the
preliminary discussion, or general sur
vey, of the period. Topics have been
assigned as follows: "Josquin de
Pres and His Pupils" Mrs. T. j. Rice;
'"The Netherlander Musical 'Apos
tles,'" Mrs. Newton jackson; "Orlan-
do di Lasso," Mrs. A. j. Maxwell;
"Palestrina," Mrs. C. M. Godfrey;
"EarIy Protestant Music" Mrs, Edward