Evening star., 1934-11-11

Stevens; "Luther's Reformation
Mrs. Charles Schoonmaker. and The
Chorale," Mrs. H. N. Dorman.
Following adjournment and lunch
con chapter members will visit the
National Museum.
Columbia Delphian Chapter will
meet at Woodward & Lothrop's next
Thursday at 10 am. The subject for
study will be Figures of the Italian
Renaissance" Mrs. H. B. Linton will
be leader and will open the discussion
with a talk on Great Individuals Of
the Renaissance" Other topics will
be as follows: Medieval Rome" Mrs.
C. B. Allen; THE Kingdom of Naples"
Mrs. Knute Bijorka; Renaissance
Standards" Mrs. A. r. Horn; "Bea-
trice DEste," Mrs. w. S. Graham;
Isabella D'Este," Mrs. H. Hunting
ton; "Vittoria Colonna," Mrs. o. Ell
zey; "Lucretia Borgia," Mrs. C. LIE
Hew; "Clarice Arsini," Mrs. Frank
Kelly; "Savonarola," Mrs. E. David
son.
Following the meeting there will be
luncheon in honor Of the president,
Mrs j. Howard Dellinger, who has just
returned from an extended tour
abroad.
The Washington League for the
Hard Of Hearing, 11l6 Vermont ave-
nue., held business meeting Monday
evening. after the lip-reading practice
class. The junior meeting, which was
scheduled for November 16, has been
postponed until November %. The
league will conduct benefit bazaar
November 16 and II at the club roms.
The Reba Barrett Circle, Crittenton
Mission. will meet Thursday at the
home of Mrs. o. H. George, 1908
Alaska avenue. A Community Chest
speaker will give talk.
Delta Sigma Chapter. DeIphians,
met Monday at the Shoreham Hotel,
the president, Mrs. F. w. Braden, pre-
siding.
The literary program. THE Era of
the Crusades," was led by Mrs. David
Bethune. The following topics were
given:
The First Crusade" Mrs. Gale E.
Pugh; The Latin Kingdom Of Jerusa-
lem" Mrs. John P. Evans: Later
Crusades," Mrs. Charles E. Riordon;
Rise of Free Cities" Mrs. M. o.
Hayes The Church in Later Ages"
Mrs. w. B. Hays, and "Monastic
Growth" Mrs. John D. Rhodes.
The next meeting will be November
| 19 at 10 am. The program will be
The Figures and Forces Which Have
! Shaped Modern Europe"
The Social Club. Washington Coun-
ell, No. 22, ladies of U. c. c. of E,
! met at the home of Mrs. Hohensteen.
The next meeting will be at the home
of Mrs Stoops. 5O4 Nicholson street,
/ November IA. Lunch at noon. After
the meeting there will be cards.
The Montgomery Club Of Chevy
Chase. Md. will meet Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Depue
Falck on Rosemary street with Mrs.
Edgar F. Fowler assistant hostess.
The Ways and Means Committee will
present its plans for the year Mrs.
Sina NJ Stanton will be the guest
| speaker. and her subject, How the
World Is Organized for Peace"
Curley Club.-Preliminary arrange
ments have been completed for a
| dance at the Kennedy-Warren
Thanksgiving eve. A floor show will
| be feature A meeting of the Enter
| tainment Committee will be held Tues
| day evening in Carroll Hall.
Members of the club met in Carroll
Hall last Monday evening for tryouts
for the forthcoming production. and
a second meeting will be held Tuesday
evening. All members of the club in,
terested in dramatics are invited.
Paul Messink will direct the presenta-
tiCn.
The Marietta Park Women's Club
met Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Walter H. E Jaeger, 6l6 Whittier
street. The president Mrs. Conrad
Nix presided Assistant hostesses were
| Mesdames ]. Harrison Fancuilli, l. L.
Stormont, Wiley Jones, Charles Hol-
brook
The art section will meet Tuesday
| at o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Lawrence Gross. A trip 10 George
town University has been planned.
Mrs. William Rupprecht announced
a dance November % at the Manor
| Club
J The Literature. Drama and Music
Committee met Thursday at pm. at
| the home of Mrs Charles Sterner.
Miss Olive Long announced card
party on November 16 at Sholl's Cafe.
| 1919 G street.
Miss Selma Borchardt, the only
| American woman member of the board
of directors of the Worlds Federated
| Educational Association, was the guest
| speaker. Mrs. William Hargrave pre-
| sented a paper. "Great Libraries"
Mrs Charles Bowen spoke on Japan
J in Miniature"
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