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

view the annual exhibit.
The regular executive meeting will
be held Tuesday, February 5, at 1890,
at the home of Mrs. Aria Morgan, 425
Manor place.
The Educational Committee. Mrs.
Pierce B. Ashburn, chairman, will hold
its third luncheon meeting Thursday.
February 8, at 1890, at the home Of
Mrs Maurice Smith, president, AIS
Madison street.
Following luncheon Mrs. Frederick
Ashley, wife of the assistant librarian
of Congress, will review Mrs. Frank
lin D. Roosevelt's new book, Its Up
to the Women"
Alice Deal Junior High School
Home and School Association will
hold the second of series of meet
ings to study the normal development
of the junior high school boys and
girls Wednesday afternoon, February
7. at 3:15 O'Clock. The subject to be
discussed will be THE Development of
the Emotional Life of Junior High
School Boys and Girls" This series
is conducted by Mrs. Alice L. Wood,
president of the mothers group. The
meetings are held in the domestic
science room of the school.
Ben w. Murch Home and School As
ISOLATION will meet Tuesday, February
6. at pm, in the Murch auditorium.
Miss BERTHE Backus. principal of Alice
Deal Junior High School. will talk on
motion pictures and education, eX-
planning the effect of movies on boys
and girls of school age.
Mrs. Dorman, teacher of the second
grade, will give a short talk on the
reading methods of the primary
grades. Tea will be served.
The KalOrama Heights Loyal Tenn
perance Legion held its first 1894
meeting January 81 in the Sunday
school room of the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church.
Election of officers resulted as fol-
lows: President, Dorothea Kopsch;
first vice president, Shirley Porter;
recording secretary, Maybell Hughes;
treasurer, Babette Selhausen; flower
mission director, Lee Frances Butcher
and other officers will be announced
in the near future.
January 26 the organization held a
medal contest in the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church in the
form OF a special meeting. Mrs
Cathryn Ross, treasurer of the Kalo-
rama Heights w. c. T. o., was organ
list. Mrs. Melvin Eckenroth, men,
Der Of the Speakers Bureau of the
International Young Peoples Tenn
perance League, was introduced and
gave a brief address on vital issues.
Those taking part in the contest
comprised two groups. Group l in
cluded Henrietta Boyse, Margaret
Kairtls. Marian Trosterof. Mary
Hovinannian and Clair Porter. the
latter winning medal in group |.
Group 2 included Nancy Lee Nc
Michael, Ann Litzenkirchen, Lee
Frances Butcher, Maybell Hughes and
Shirley Porter. Ann Ltzenkirchen
was winner in the second group.
Rev. DR.. John c. Palmer awarded
the silver medals and praised the
young people for their splendid work.
Judges were Mrs. Anna Bailey
Windle, first vice president of the
District of Columbia w. c. T. u:
Mrs. Barbara Dean Smell, medal con-
test director of the District of Column
bia w. c. T. u, and Mrs. Belle
Pickett. president of the Emma San
1ord Shelton w. C. T. U. The Rev.
DR.. John c. Palmer pronounced the
penediction.
l.. T. L. meetings will be held on the
first and third Thursday of the month
at $50 pm. in the Sunday school
rooms OF the Washington Heights
Presbyterian Church.
The Gamma Chapter, DeIphians,
VIII meet at the Shoreham Hotel on
February S at BIS pm. Miss Emma
Hotter. president. will preside. The
literary program. French Drama
Racine and Moliere," will be under the
leadership of Miss Mary G.. Wolford,
Ioplc reports will be given as follows:
"Raclne's Life and Work" Mrs. Mary
Mathlot; "Moliere. First of the Mod
erns, Mrs. ESma NJ. Lachowicz: His
Life" Mrs. Alice c. Eliot; His Art
ana Philosophy" Mrs Ella G. Pres
colt. and The Affected Young La
dies" Mrs. Evelyn Halter
Noman'S Guild Of American Uniyrr.
s1ty.-Mrs- George B. Woods. chair
man Of the Student Life Committee
OF the Woman's Guild, announced a.
Yea VIII be given on Sunday. February
H. at the Women'S residence hall for
students in education courses at the
college Of Liberal Arts. United States
Commissioner of Education George F.
Iook Will speak. The committee in
charge Is Mrs. Frederick L. Church
Mrs. Walter Young. Mrs. Arthur
Christie. Mrs. G. F. Zook. Mrs Arthur
Wright, Mrs. William Evans. Mrs. Wes-
icy GeWehr, Mrs. L. Martin Simpson
mrs, Arthur Jackson, Mrs. Frank La
throp, Mrs Joseph Griffin. Mrs. Ida 1,
IuVe and Miss Caroline Hughes.
Girls Friendly Society. - The
branches throughout the diocese are
having final round of activities be-
lore Lent commences. The Junior
group OF st. Johns branch, Bethesda
Mo, gave a pre-Lenten dance Sat-
'lroay at the Bethesda Woman's Club
Alta Vista. Mrs Marguerite T
flScher received the guests of the eve
ming. On Monday the Epiphany
oranch is having an evening of pro-
leSslonal entertainment and music.
Members of the Epiphany branch.
that presented The Peabody Pew"
are again giving a performance of this
play at the Rosedale Methodist Church
on "Wednesday evening, February 7.
Inc annual dance of the Girls
FRIENDLY Society will be held at the
Roosevelt Hotel on Friday, February 9
The department of fine arts of the
District of Columbia Federation of
Women's Clubs announces a series of
radio art appreciation programs spon-
sored by the fine arts department of
the General Federation of Women,s
Clubs. The program is being organ
lied by the American Federation Of
Arts, with the cooperation of the Ma
tlonal Advisory Council for Radio in
Education, the Art Institute of Chi
cago. the Metropolitan Museum of
Art and the Museum of Modern Art.
The radio talks will be divided into
two parts, the first series starting in