Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-02-04

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James F. Rogers. Following this Mrs.
David Segel will review The Tale Of
Chicago" by Edgar Lee Masters.
will follow.
Friday at Z pm. the Education
Committee will sponsor q dinner In
honor Of the winners Of the poetry
contest. DR.. H. c. House, professor
Of English literature Of the University
Of Maryland, will be the speaker.
Three prizes will be awarded Ut this
time to those who produced the best
poems and three contributors will be
named for honorable mention. Mrs.
Frank Hiram Smell, chairman OF the
Contest Committee, will introduce the
speaker.
Friday night is club night with
bridge in the lounge. Mrs. Edith @.
Salisbury will be hostess.
Saturday at 4 pm. members Of the
club are invited to the Phillips Me-
mortal Gallery, 1900 Twenty-first
street, where Mr.. Watkins will talk
on the pictures In the gallery. Mem
bers must register with Miss Newell
by Wednesday for the trip.
United Children Of the Confederacy.
The regular meeting Of the Maj.
Charles M. Steadman Chapter, No. l.,
was held at the Confederate Memorial
Home January q. This was the first
Of the year and the new d.
rectoress OF children, Mrs. Cora Tally,
presided.
The flags were presented by Carlton
Talley, Jr., the nag bearer, and the
children pledged allegiance to the
United States flag and saluted the
Confederate nag. They also saluted
the portraits Of Gems. Robert E. Lee
and Stonewau jackson as q birthday
tribute.
The Business Woman's Council Of
will meet Tuesday ut the
Church Of the Covenant. Rev. j.
Phelps Hand, D. D., will lead the de-
votional period. Mrs. Clarence I.
will give a comparative
digest Of the several bills before the
present session Of Congress, with the
idea Of extending the Jurisdiction Of
the Food and Drug Administration for
the protection Of the consumer.
d. @. League of American Pun
Women.-Mrs. Irene Shirley Moran
will preside over the poetry group Of
the District Of Columbia League OF
American Pen Women when 1t holds
It's regular poetry meeting Tuesday.
DR.. Lewis Chase, author Of Poe and
His Poetry" Bernard Shaw In
France" co-editor Of Chivers Project
Of Brown University, will speak on
Searching for Lost Poet-Thomas
Holley Chivers.'
Following Dr.. Chase's talk, Miss Al.
Ice Drake. who served as poetry chair
man Of the District League for three
years, will speak on Radio Verse"
On Friday evening at o'clock
Margaret Jean Bailey will lead the
journalism group in its meeting
Miss Bailey, chairman, has chosen as
the subject for the evenings discus
sion. Research Bureau News" The
speakers will be H. H. B. Meyer Of
the legislative reference service Of the
of Congress and Miss Ada Lii
liam Bush. a member Of the Pictorial
Review staff, and Mrs. A. D. Newman
Of the Haskin Service.
Soroptomist Cuba party, called .
Night on the Mexican Border" was
oven ct the Kennedy-Warrsn Wednss-
day, January IL, BY The soroptomist
Club, the proceeds to b given to the
in charge Of the Warm
Springs Foundation for infantile
paralysis. The committee In charge
Of arrangements were DR.. Lulu Waters,
under the charge Of Sally billiard,
group captain; Edith Martin, Betty
Coleman, Mary Lewis, Belle Logan,
Lulu Lybrand and Loretta Murphy.
Miss Loretta Murphy entertained,
with rythmic dancing by Earl Collier.
Leon and Janet Leberman in Q Mexi-
can dance, Jeanne Morgan and Fred
In . Mexican tango, Mar
jorie Mitchell IN q "rumba" and B.
year-old mex Cordosa, who danced
the 'Estudiantina." KNIGHT q. Auls-
brook was master Of ceremonies.
The Judges for the prize costumes
were Mrs. winston Kraft, Miss Ronnie
Branagan and Isaac Cans. The fol-
lowing prizes were awarded: First
prize, most authentic. Mrs. r. w.
Chapman: second prize. most au-
thentic. but comic, Mrs Ella Oldham
Howard; third prize, unique, John M.
Waters; fourth prize, unique, but
comic, Miss Genevieve Bearmore.
The Maccabees.
At the next regular review on
Wednesday evening in Odd Fellows'
Temple the National Tent viii hold
an initiation and, with the degree
team, give full ritualistic degrees.
National Tents basket ball team
games with other teams in
the city and nearby Virginia and
Maryland. Telephone West 1888 or
communicate with manager, Elmer