Evening star., 1934-02-11
HE Takoma Park Women's Club


day afternoon. Luncheon was
served, the hostesses being Mrs.
w. w SWEET, chairman; Mrs.
Charles w. Thompson. Mrs. Anthony
Hutchison, Mrs. Frank F. zundel,
Mrs. J. NJ Linthicum, Mrs. c. G.
Mattfeldt, Mrs. Charles F. Ferry, Mrs.
e. H. Graham, Mrs. Joseph B. Allen
and Mrs Melville D. Lindsay. Miss
Taisia Stadnichenke. scientist in the
United States Geological Survey,
spoke on THE Russian Far East, It's
Economic and Political Significance in
international Affairs The sextet
from the music department sang a
group of Russian songs
The art department met at the
home of Mrs. Gilbert G. Sward
Thursday afternoon. Assisting host
esses at the luncheon were Mrs.
William H. Archer. Mrs. William
Robinson, Mrs. M. c. Phoebus. Mrs.
G. Dwight Avery, Mrs. Frank A. Rich
mond. Mrs. Robert H. Lake and Mrs.
r. Hawkes. Miss Emily Millard of
the Corcoran Art Gallery was the
guest speaker.
The monthly meeting of the litera-
ture department will be held tomor-
row at 10 a m. at the branch library.
Mrs. P. B. Payton will review The
Fountain" BY Charles Morgan. The
French department will meet at the
branch library tomorrow at 7:30 pm.
Miss Agnew H. Carleton, 7415 Blair
road. will entertain the homemakers
department on Thursday at lis pm.
Girls Friendly Society.-The dioc-
esan organization is again extended
the privilege of Lenten services every
Monday at 4:45 pm. at the Church
Of the Epiphany. These will begin on
February 10. Rev. Harry Lee Doll will
conduct the first service. DR.. Ze
Barney Phillips. rector, will be in
charge afterward.
The Rock Creek Branch members
Attending the tri-diocesan conference
will be entertained at luncheon by the
members of this branch in the parish
hall. A meeting was held at the home
of Miss Edna Souder in Hyattsville to
make the final plans for the luncheon.
The Epiphany Branch will hear
Frederick Snyder on current events
tomorrow night The following Mon
day, February 10, Dean Cooper of
George Washington University will
pay her annual visit to the branch.
The Twentieth Century Clubs ma
lure section will meet at Fort Myer
station, Rosslyn, Va, at 1920 am.
Wednesday for a trip through Airing
ton. Mrs. Leo D. Minor is chairman
of the committee in charge. The
education section will have luncheon
no VI
Miss Maude Alton. principal of the
Americanization School. will discuss
"adult education" The French sec
tion will have a French tea at the
home of Mrs. Paul r. Heyl, 28O0 On
tario road, Friday.
The Park View Woman's Club will
meet Tuesday at 8 o'clock, at the
home of Mrs. Aria Morgan, 425 Manor
place. DR.. w H. Jaeger, professor
of history. University of Maryland,
will be the guest speaker. Ralph Duffie
will play trumpet solos.
The bridge section will meet with
Mrs. L. E. FELTON,, 614 Rock Creek
Church road, Tuesday, February 90.
The art section will meet with Mrs.
Fred 8. Walker, 760 Rock Greek
Church road, Thursday, for luncheon.
The Chevy Chase, ID. c., Garden
Club will meet tomorrow, at 2 o'clock,
ht the home Of Mrs Laurence Todd.
Mrs. Lillian Wright Smith will speak
On planning and planting the garden.
Assistant hostesses will be Mrs, Frank
Bell. Mrs. Lewis Pendleton and Mrs.
Earle Whittier. The lecture will be
illustrated by lantern slides. and the
usual tea hour will follow the speak
ing.
Philo- Classics met February 2 at
Me home of Mrs. N. B. Williams, 39l7
Mckinley street. After lunch the
meeting was called to order by the
president, Mrs. G. L. Peckham, and
Mrs. F. c. Brinley was appointed
chairman of the program committee.
Mrs. G. 8. Barnhart read a paper on
"Falstaff, His Wit and Valor."
Ladies' Auxiliary, knights of St.
John. assembled for the Joint install
lation Of their officers at the Lee
House last Tuesday. Preceding the
tnstallation banquet was held. Mrs.
p. x. Bingham, president of Aux
hiary No. g. was toaStmistreSs.
Guests of honor included Right
Rev. Msgr. J. Connolly, Rev. Ignatius
Smith, o. P; Rev. P. j. Dougherty,
Rev Thomas Cunningham. Rev. T. NJ.
Mullen and Rev. Maurice Alexander.
The District of Columbia Fedora
tton of Women's Clubs is launching a
bampaign to interest the young wom-
kn and girls in club work. Mrs Lloyd
w. Biddle, first vice president, is
khalrman Of this Junior movement"
The local group is the only State fed
kratlon which does not have the jun
for work. Hence a special effort is
being made by Mrs. Biddle to interest
the younger generation The juniors
will occupy prominent place on the
program during the Summer board
meetings of the General Federation
at Hot Springs, Ark, in May, and
tfnere will also be dinner for juniors
bnly.
Mrs. w. A. Winkelhaus chairman
pf Bible Literature. announces an IL
bustrated lecture showing the model
bf the tabernacle, telling of its SYM
podism and construction, by Mrs. An
f,ie c. Otto, at the Wallace Memo
fial United Presbyterian Church, New
Hampshire avenue and Randolph
ktreet, Thursday at pm.
A special meeting of the local fed
eration to discuss pending legislative
Hnaeters will be held in Barker Hall
Pm Monday. February 10, at 1870
ban.. Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley presiding
Mrs Hugh Bradford, president of
HE National Parent-Teacher Associa-
q ZION, will be the speaker during the
&sssilaf club program next Friday at
u s.nn, over Station WRC.
Phyllis Lyman Colony, New Eng
lend Women, met at the home of Mrs.
kseorge L. Palmer, 8l8 Upshur street,
Snd made plans for a card party to
6e held later this month.
Mrs ,Julian Pollard chairman of