Evening star., 1934-09-23
Pen Women Will Appoint
Two Chairnen Tomorrow
Mrs. Charles Cleveland Tyler VIII Succeed
Mrs Shinn as Head of Leagues
Publicity Program
TIME District of Columbia League

Hotel. with Dr. Frances Moon Butts
presiding, Appointments will be made
Of Mrs. Charles Cleveland Tyler as
chairman Of publicity, succeeding Mrs.
Edwin H Shinn who will spend the
Winter i'll Mexico City, and Mrs. DaW-
son Olmstead as chairman of men,
bership. succeeding Mrs. John Bernard
Gallagher, who is engaged in writing
a novel in collaboration with Pend.e-
ton Hogan, author Of The Bishop
OF Havana"
With these changes the executive
board for l934-35 will consist Of Dr..
Frances Moon Butts, Mrs. Lucia Han
na Hadley, Miss Marguerite Merigold
Miss Clara Manderschied, Miss Ruby
Nevins, Mrs. r. R. Lukens, Mrs. Ed
ward C. Moran, jr. Mrs Marshall
Hugh Irish, Mrs. Clarence L. Miller,
Mrs. William H Manchester, Mrs.
Blaine Free Moore, Dr.. Jean Stephen
son, Mrs. William Walton B2dgley,
Mrs. Dawson Olmstead, Mrs. Charles
Cleveland Tyler, Mrs E. Richard
Gasch and Mrs Frank Hodges Clark.
An exhibit of the choice work Of
the prize winning artists Of the
league will be hung September 20 and
Will remain up through october.
Girls Friendly Society-The Senior
Club met at the national center, 1888
New Hampshire avenue. MISS sally
Smith. president, presided.
The branch Of the Church Of the
Epiphany Will meet i'll the pal
house tomorrow night. Tie rector
DR.. Ze Barney Phillips will open the
meeting. and following this the plans
for the Fall and Winter Will be dis
cussed. Especially important will be
the participation of the branch III the
Older Members and Younger Members
Conference, to be held at the holiday
house during the first half OF October.
The Pleasant Hour Club met re-
Gently at 26l0 University place. the
president. Dr. A. Whalen, in the chair.
Speeches were given by number Of
the members. The next meeting Will
be September 25.
The District Sunshine and Com
munity Society viii meet October l at
l o'clock at the home OF MIS-. Paul
J. Christian. 37II Huntington street.
The assisting hoStesseS VIII be the
executive officers Mrs Esther Bair
VIII give a program OF readings.
MIS-. J. Edwin Reid, president, an
nounces the appointment of Mrs. J.
Noble Hoover and Mrs. Hermon Mat
son as the directors to the Dis,ri y
Federation of Womens Clubs.
An executive meeting was held at
the home Of Mrs. Marie c. Deal. Gi0l
Sixteenth street, when plans for the
years activities were made. Mrs. w.
w. Taylor was made chairman of the
Ways and Means Committee, with
Mrs Alexander P. Heron as vice
chairman.
Entertainment for the year will be
in charge of Mrs. Marie c. Deal as
chairman, Mrs. Esther Bair. vice
chairman. and Mrs. Elsie Harvey
Weaver, assisting chairman.
PetwOrth WOmans CIub-The edu-
catlonal section met Monday evening
with Mrs. R. K Bailey. who was as
sisted by Mrs. Lydia Widmayer and
Miss Esther McDevitt. Mrs. Viola
Thomson gave current events and Mrs.
Elyira Magde5erger spoke on her Eu-
ropean trip. Mrs. T. c. htkeson.
Chairman of the educational section
Of the Marietta Park Club, was a
guest
Petworth School and Gospel Mis-
sion are the charities for which the
pillanthrOplc section started work at
their meeting Tuesday in the home OF
Mrs. r. c. SoWerbutts. Mrs. James
Newton and Mrs. Lucy Hall were as
slstant hosteSses.
The home section had a picnic
breakfast in Rock Greek Park Friday
morning
Mrs. C. I jackson is chairman of
the committee in charge of the art
section luncheon September q, at
the Petworth Methodist Church. A
feature of the entertainment will be
a style show.
The Executive Board will meet
September 27, with Mrs. H. j. Phelps,
$50 Allison street, who Will be as
sisted by Mrs. A. N. Jones.
Washington Council, No. %, Ladies
of L. c. {. of f., Will meet September
26, at the home Of Mrs Jane Jones,
33 Linden avenue. Cherrydale. Va.
Takoma Park WOmen's Club-The
drama department viii meet October
5. at pm. at the home Of Mrs.
Albert A. Spear, l Valley View avenue,
who Will be assisted in receiving by
Mesdames Johnston and Bozievich and
Miss La Bale. The program will in
Clude numbers by Miss Virginia Rand,
reader and teacher of speech at the
University of Maryland, and R. Deane
Shure, composer and teacher of voice
and piano Prof. Shure Will also give
a talk on his "Trip to the Holy Land" "
The program further includes songs
by Mrs. Mueller and a paper, THE
Poetic Drama in America" by Mrs.
Munger.
The music department will meet
September 27, at 10 o'clock, in the
home of Mrs. E. L. Greene, 236 Will
low avenue. The program will be
furnished by Mr.. Osborne, head of the
music department of the Washington
Missionary College He will base his
program on the Three BIS of Musical
Literature - Bach. Beethoven and
Brahms" Other numbers viii be fur
ni5hed by the chorus Of the music
Section.
The phllanthrOpiC department, under
the leadership ol Mrs A. F. Lingle,
met with Mrs. J. NJ Linthicum, 81
Manor circle Tuesday and mapped
out a program for the season. The
department is making school dresses
for needy children.
A meeting of the Executive Board
was held Friday at the home of Mrs.
Roy Y. Ferner. so Whittier street. The
officers for the year are: President:
Mrs Frederick L. Pratt: first vice
president, Mrs. Frank F.. Zundel; sec
ond vice president, Mrs. Walter w.
SWEET; recording secretary, Mrs. AL
bert A. Spear; assistant recording sec
retary, Mrs. J. Warrington Hayes; cor
responding secretary. Mrs. G. Harris
White: treasurer, Mrs. Roy Y.sFerner;
assistant treasurer, Mrs. James w.
Burch: directors, Mrs. J. Frank Hop
kins, Mrs. Frederick A. Johnston and
Mrs. Frederick A. Lincoln parlia-