Evening star., 1934-11-11


Literature Department will meet at the
The program, "Poetical Morning"
which features a review of w. K.
Benet's American Poetry of Our
by Mrs. P. B. Peyton. The
District of Columbia Federation's lit
erary contest will be discussed.
The Homemakers' Department will
meet November Is. at lis pm. at the
home of Mrs. Guy Goodman, 502
Tulip avenue. Mrs. B. A. Chandler
will review 100,00O000 Guinea Pigs"
by Arthur Kallet. The hostess will be
assisted by Mesdames H. E. Ewing, E.
E. Jester and G.. Harris White.
The executive board will meet No
vember 16 at l pm, at the home of
Mrs. Clarence S. Ross, l25 Maple ave-
nue.. The assisting hostesses are Mrs.
j. w. Hayes. Mrs. F.. l.. Pratt and
Mrs. E. H. Graham
Cleveland Park w. C. T. U. met at
the home of Mrs. M. c. Mulquin, 2901
Connecticut avenue. Mrs. D. c. Brad
ley and Mrs. H. H. Hubert were well
coined as new members. The follow
ing officers were elected: President.
Mrs. William Peters. first vice presi-
dent. Mrs. D. c. Grain: second vice
president. Mrs. Harvey Boltwood: re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Arthur S.
Field; assistant recording secretary.
Mrs. John McEneny; corresponding
secretary. Mrs. M c. Mulquin, and
Mrs. Lille Lawrence.
The following directors of depart
ments were appointed: Child Welfare.
Mrs A. L. Talbot; Evangelistic, Mrs.
Walter NJ. Bane; Hospitality, MIS-.
H. B. Brooks. Mrs. Arthur Christie;
legislation. Mrs. T. B. Jarvis; Music,
Mrs w. P. Barrows. Miss Helen Lyon;
L. T. L. and w. R. r.. Mrs. E. j. Fox,
Mrs. Hugh L. Dryden; Medal Contest,
Mrs. D. C. Grain: Publicity. Mrs. Har-
vey Boltwood; Sunday Schools and
Missions. Mrs j. NJ Nickles. Mrs. c.
R. Ferguson: Motion Pictures. Mrs. D.
S. Bradley: Union Signal, Mrs. A. S.
M. Hopkins; Literature, Mrs. Lille
Lawrence: Soldiers and Sailors. Mrs.
John McEneny. Mrs. W. NJ. Bane
Mrs. H. H. Hulburt; Flower Mission,
Mrs Hiram K. Green. Mrs. A. Pien-
kowsky; Representatives to Federated
Clubs. Mrs. Hiram K. Green and Mrs.
Frank Cunningham
The Writer'S League Of Washington
will meet at the Thomson Community
Center November Is, at o'clock. The
program includes short stories by Mrs.
D. w. Thayer. Miss Margaret Bailey.
Mrs. l.. W. Tilton and Mrs. lone Lee
Mooney. verse by Mrs. Jinkins and
detective story by Clark Palmer Cole
At the last meeting Clark Palmer
Cole read humorous short story, Miss
Anna Priestley gave group of verse,
and NJ. Hugh Irish read a story.
The Washington Cultus Club met
at the La Fayette Hotel, with
Miss Julia Karr as hostess and Mrs.
S. E. Lewis the president, in the
chair. Mrs. James Alburtis. the guest
speaker. gave an account of interesting
places visited on a world cruise.
The next meeting will be November
20, with Mrs. William Sholes as
hostess.
Columbia Heights Art Club-The
third meeting in the series on Turkish
literature and fabrics was held at the
home of Mrs. J. Edison Briggs, $50
South Carolina avenue southeast. with
Mrs. Charles Hoover as assistant
hostess. Mrs. Dudley Bright was
hartman. Guests were Mrs. Robert
McFall. Mrs. E. c. Holt and Mrs.
Robert E. Briggs
A paper on The Great Tour of
Alexander the Great" was presented
~ Mrs. Clarence Cranmer and one bv
Mrs. Charles Granfield on "Semiramis,
Song and Story"
Business Women's Council meeting
n the chapel of the Covenant First
Presbyterian Church. November 10, at
pm. DR.. Anna Bartsch Dunno will
speak on Food and Food Fads." DR..
James H. MierS will continue his series
of lectures on the Bible at the de-
Eotlonal period, at 6:45 Supper, 5 to
Sis.
The District Society Danes of the
Loyal Legion held its November meet
ng IN the Mayfower Hotel, Mrs. Mary
Logan Tucker presiding. The new
officers are: Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker.
president; Mrs. Edwin Hollis Low,
senior vice president; Mrs. w. F.
Junior vice president; Mrs.
N. MCGEE Waters. recorder; Miss May
). Clark, treasurer; Miss Kitty G.
Alvord, registrar: Mrs. Dorothy Fox
5haffer. historian: Mrs. Merrick Will
Jams. chancellor.
Each member was requested to
BRING to the December meeting a new
garment and toy as a Christmas
gift to the children in the Tubercu-
osis Hospital at Glendale. Miss
Sophie Pearce Casey, who represented
he American Archaeological Society
at a meeting in La Plata, gave a
resume of her two years of travel in
South America. Mrs. Arthur S. Flem-
ming, executive director of the United
States Society and also director of the
School of Public Affairs of the
American University spoke on You
and Your Government
Girls Friendly Society-The Senior
Club will meet at the National Center
November 22
The Nativity branch is meeting
Every Tuesday evening and is dress
ing dolls for the children in the hos.
pitfalls.
At the ST. Paul's Rock Greek branch
Miss Elizabeth Evans was in charge
If program following the meeting
asC Monday evening. Sadie Ruth
Berry, Virginia Cowling, Marjorie
Ann Abbott and Betty Blackstone
An illustrated lecture on
was given by Mrs. White
head from St. Johns Church, George
own.
st. Johns branch, Norwich parish,
will be entertained by st. Paul's
,ranch tomorrow evening. Miss
Patterson's sketch, 1T Hap
,cned in the Attic" will be presented.
The Church of the Epiphany branch
vas addressed by Miss Alice Hutchins
Drake
There will not be the usual supper
served for the Epiphany branch to-
morrow as there is to be supper
and mass meeting of the clergy OF
H. l;ooo., CIoe.ae will honip of Y