Evening star., 1934-03-11

and to the Central Union Mission.
The club Endorsed the resolution
passed by the Petworth Citizens As
sociation regarding the control of the
sale Of liquor in Petworth and voted
to write letter to The Evening Star
Newspaper Co., voicing approval Of
their stand on the liquor problem.
Fabrics for use by the Walter Reed
Hospital patients in their art woik
should be turned over to Mrs. Kath-
jeanette Cavanagh, Mrs. o. H. Nelson
and Mrs. R. C. Smith gave a play,
widows"
The Visiting Nurses Unit will meet
tomorrow afternoon at the Georgia
Avenue Branch of the Visiting Nurses
Society.
The literature section will meet to-
morrow evening at the home of Mrs.
F. H. Schwartz. SIS Shepherd street.
with Mrs. B. w. Frazier and Mrs.
Grace Knox assisting. Those sched-
uled to take part in the program are
Mrs. A. c. Norcross. Mrs. Maude
|. .Wedemann. Mrs E. H. Jarvis, Mrs.
Griffith Evans and Mrs. Philip Wright.
the hospitality section at her home,
425 Shepherd street, Wednesday after
noon.
The meeting Of the civic section will
be held Thursday evening at the home
Of Mrs. r. E. Holm, 4l06 Fourth
street. who will be assisted In enter
tanning by Mrs. H. ]. Phelps. The
subject of the evenings study and
discussion will be State and National
Banks"
The home section will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Lulu Reinbach.
4009 Fourth street. Mrs. Frank Min
ich will read a paper on Destructive
Household Pests"
Philo Classics met March 9 at the
home Of Mrs. A. H. Williams. Lunch
con was served. Mrs. G. L. Peckham
presided over the business meeting.
Mrs. H. J. Harris read a paper on
"The Ancient City of Cymbeline" and
Mrs. L. H. Bentley led in the reading
and discussion of the play "Cymbe-
line" Mrs. r. Miller was a guest.
The Rhode Island State Society of
Washington. ID. C.. will meet March
10 at the Washington Hotel. All
Rhode Islanders in the District of
Columbia or nearby are invited to
attend the meeting. A dance will be
held April 20.
Twentieth Century Club.-The ma
ture section will have a trip about
Cabin John March IA Take car
Cot Tol NV IL
at GAS am. Meet at Cabin John
station at 1890 am. Mrs. Leo D.
Miner chairman.
The education section will meet for
luncheon at the Y. w c. A. March
Is. Dr. Daniel L. Borden. surgeon
and associate professor Of surgery in
George Washington University. will
talk on Recent Advances in Surgery
and Gynecology" For luncheon
reservations telephone Mrs Calvert
North 3331-J, by Tuesday evening
Mrs. Lawrence Martin, chairman.
The French section will have a
French tea March Is at pm at
the home Of Mrs William J. Wallis.
the Westchester. 4ono Cathedral ave-
nue Mrs Camille Hindmarsh, chair
man.
Art and Archaeology League
Members are invited to attend an IL
lustrated lecture on THE Civilization
of Babylonia and Assyria" by DR..
George S. Duncan. vice president Of
the Art and Archaeology League. be-
fore the Historical Society of George
Washington University Tuesday eve
ming in room % building K, 2019 G
street.
Girls Friendly Society.-The dele
gates attending the provincial con-
ference of the Girls Friendly Society
to be held in Richmond Va. April
10 to %. inclusive will have the privi-
lege of spending th2 first day in a
pilgrimage to jamestown. Yorktown
and Williamsburg
Frederic Snyder will continue his
current-events talks tomorrow eve
ming at the meeting of the Epiphany
branch. The past two MONDAY eve
nings have been spent in bandage-
making, which constitutes the Lenten
work.
The WASHINGTON Readers Club will
give a recital March 12 at the Epi-
phanv Parish Hall for the Epiphany
Branch. The following Club members
are on the program: Elizabeth NJ.
Phillips Dorothy A. Lawrence Grace
Hazard Worme1la. Maurice H. Jarvis,
Elizabeth NJ Phillips, Madam Virginia
Marchesa San Germano and Mrs
Frank Byram. The cast of the one
act play Bird in the Hand" includes
Ralph Fast. Alice r. Griffith. Kath-
crime L. Hartnett and Olin Griffith.
The branch members and their
friends are invited.
American Association of University
Women.-Miss Maxine Girts will be
the hostess at the tea tomorrow at 4
pm. at the club house. 1884 I street.
She will be assisted by Mrs. Wilbur
j. Eccleston, Mrs. Charles E Eckles,
Mrs. Reginald Geare. Miss Mary
Louise Chace. Miss Virginia Kinnard.
Miss Eleanor Leech, Miss Noaomi
Grain and Miss Julie Kupfer. A busi-
ness meeting will follow.
Miss Ruth Peterson will review
within This Present" by Margaret
Aver. for the Evening Book Review
Section, March 13, at tbs pm.
Mrs. Marion Goats Graves. director
of the Experimental College Groups
of New York City. will speak on THE
Commodity Dollar in Education" at
the Education Committee dinner for
the Private Schools of Washington,
March IA. at pm.
Miss Virginia Kinnard will be the
hostess at the dinner-bridge Of the
Junior Group March Is at $50 pm.
She will be assisted by Miss Ellen
Anderson and Miss Carol Rigby.
Mrs. Leslie H. Whitten will be the
hostess at the st. Patrick's day
luncheon for new members March II.
at 1:15 pm. The Dramatic Club will
present Synge's Shadow of the Glen"
and Lady Gregory's "Workhouse
Ward" Music will be furnished by
Roosevelt High School Orchestra.
A St. Patrick's day supper dance
will be held at the club March II
from 9 to IL o'clock.