Evening star., 1934-06-17
Soroptimists WillDonate
Hospital Libraries Here
Lodge Will Be Built on Children's Farm, Club
Decides; 100 Women to Attend Capital
Convention Opening on July 5.

WILL De married June 20.
The Cercle des Precieuses Ridicules
on Saturday evening closed its sixty
second year with a lawn fete at
'Happyland," near Falls Church, the
home of M. and Nine. Pierre de
Chauny. There were dances by
Miles. Patricia Hunt, Marjorie Morri-
son-Smith, Undine Livaudais, Marie
de Porry, Adelia and Allyn Rosasco
and Jacqueline Kitchen. A song, ded-
icated to M. and Nine. de Chauny,
was sung. and also a number of
French folk songs. A comedy, en-
titled "L'Ecole des Bellies -Meres," by
Eugene Brieux, played by Nine Ca
mile Hindmarsh. M. and Nine. Pierre
de Chauny, Nine. Manuel Cambouri,
Mile. Marie de Porry and M. Carlos
Blum, closed the program.
Girls Friendly Society-Forty mem
berS and associates of the Rock Creek
branch attended the annual members
party at Holiday House on June 9.
Several scenes and songs of the oper-
eta "Yanki San" were given in cos
tune. Awards were given the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Virginia Cowling. Miss
Helen Shipp, Miss Dorothy Miller.
Miss Mildred Patterson for the high
est two grades in examinations, honor
girl and perfect attendance, respec-
lively. Last Sunday the branch had
an admission service in which Mrs.
Cowling, Misses Mary Wheeler,
Eleanor Wheeler, Helen Shipp and
Mary Louise Gallaher were made
members and Miss Annie Miller was
made senior member.
The Epiphany branch will have a
picnic at Hains Point tomorrow eve
ming. At business meeting, held by
the retiring officers and the newly
installed officers of the Epiphany
branch, plans were made for the late
Summer and Fall activities.
William Beck Circle of the Ladies of
the G. A. r. will sponsor an enter
tainment and social in honor of the
veterans at Walter Reed Hospital on
June Is. They will present COM
munity flag to the Neighborhood
House early in July, at which joint
ceremonies will be held
The circle welcomed Mrs. Ida
Strack into active membership. and
Maj. Gen. Amos A. Fries, Michael
Casey, sr.. and Comdr. John F. Hauck
were received into honorary member
ships at the June meeting.
Columbia Floral Circle will have an
all-day picnic tomorrow at Hams
Point. Box luncheons.
The Zonta Club met Wednesday at
the Y. w. C. A. for luncheon. Prof.
Will Hutchins, teacher of art at
American University. spoke on The
Greater Cultural Development of
Washington. Particularly in the Field
of Fine Arts
Other guests were Miss Nancy H.
Wheeler, entomologist at Arlington
Farms; Miss Alice Terrell, director of
the Temple School; Miss M. L. Hama
berg, member of the Zonta Club of
Dallas. Tex, and Mrs. Abbie Owen, a
former member of the local club. DR..
Mildred w. Dickerson presided and
in recognition of having birthday
in June she was presented with a
basket of roses in club colors.
At / o'clock next Wednesday the
club will meet at the Y. w. c. A.
Gen. j. E. B. Stuart Chapter, U.
ID. c., held its last meeting for the
Summer at the home of Mrs. G. H.
Alexander. 1887 Livington street,
Among the visitors was Mrs. Long
street, wife of the late Gen. Long
street, who gave talk on Southern
history. Another visitor was Mrs. A.
Eugene Barr, president Of the District
of Columbia division. Mrs. Constance
Goodman gave readings.
The Political Study Club ended its
season with a breakfast with Senator
Dickinson of Iowa as the speaker.
The "Floradora SeXtette" was given
in costume by the National Choral
Ensemble The meeting vas closed
by the president, Mrs. Frank NJ
Shortall. introducing the officers for
the coming year.