Evening star., 1934-09-16
Business Women to Open
New Season September "A
Dance Recital by Miss Ruth Miles Baxter
to Be Feature of Meeting
at Y. w. G. A.

Brinley, one Of the directors Of tbs
District Of Columbia Union.
Curley Club members will be guests
at the cottage Of John Bryant Town.
send, North Beach, Nd, this afternoon.
They will meet at the Continental
Hotel at 2 o'clock to motor to the
resort. A picnic supper will be served
later.
Miss Gretchen Baden, treasurer, viii
entertain the Executive Committee at
her home, 208 Sixth street southeast,
Thursday evening.
Members interested in 500 and
bridge clubs are requested to attend
q special meeting Friday evening at
the home Of Miss Gretchen Baden.
The first card party Of the season
will be held at the home of Miss
Bessie Rupert, 4o7 Sixth street north
east, September 20.
Arrangements have been made for
q membership drive starting Septem.
Der "a, continuing through Novem-
Der 9.
Lincoln Woman's Relief Corps, Aux.
iliary to the G. A. r., met Monday
evening, with the president, Mrs. Car
rie Z. Calvin, presiding. Mrs. Alice
Meade and Mrs. Katie Jones, mem
bers Of Burnside Corps, No. 4, were
guests. The corps will hold o bingo
party October 9 at o @ street north
east. The next regular meeting will
be october /.
Business Women's Council meeting
September ls, 9 pm, in the chapel
OF the Covenant-First Presbyterian
Church. d. Stewart Patterson will
be the speaker at the devotional serv-
ice at 6:45 pm. Supper s to 6:15
pm.
National Capital Chapter, Delphians,
met Wednesday at 10 o'clock in Jel-
lens Little Theater, with Mrs. Floyd
B. Olcott, president, in the chair.
The Development and Beginnings
OF Music" was the subject, under the
leadership OF Mrs. A. j. Maxwell.
Mrs. Charles w. Arth reported ON
the Three Great Modern Musicians
Bach, Beethoven and Wagner: Mrs
=. wade Ball, Primitive Music, Its
origin ana Nature; Rhythm, Melody
and Harmony in Primitive Music" BY
Mrs. Z. II. Erickson; Mrs. C. M. God.
Trey, illustrative photographic selec.
tlons; THE Achievements and Lini-
tatlons OF Primitive Music" by Mrs.
p. M. Chichester; Mrs. A. c. Christie.
Egyptian Music" Mrs. Olcott sum-
married the lesson.
Mrs. p. M. Chichester, president for
the fourth year, received the past
presidents jewel. Mrs. Carl H. Smith.
president Of the ninth and most re-
Gently organized Delphian chapter In
washington, and Mrs. L. w. Ink Of
Miami, Fla, were guests.
Early Music Of Asiatics, Greeks
and Early Christians" will be the les
son topic September 26, with Mrs. A.
8. Wolfe aS leader. Mrs. Ida L. Tuve,
Mrs. T. J. Rice, Mrs. Charles r.
Schoonmaker, Mrs. Edward Stevens
and Mrs. Arabelle H. Norton were
assigned topics.
At the meeting of Brookland Chap
ter last Wednesday Matron Minnie
M. Neil conducted memorial service
for Miss Alice hughes.
Conductress West announced the
ways and means bazaar October 4.
Mrs. Hiscock reported the Add-to
Committee will hold an afternoon
card party September 10 at the home
Of Mrs. Krause, 1410 Irving street
northeast. Mrs. MacCllre reported all
Home Boards will sponsor q linen
shower at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home on october 18. This COM
mittee will also give an evening card
party at go M street northeast Sep
tember ~. Mrs. jacobson announced
q meeting of the Star Point. Society
September IS at the home Of Betty
Schroeder, the members to meet ut
the King David Masonic Temple ut
1880 o'clock and to drive down In .
body.
The chapters next meeting viii be
grand visitation and the birthday
anniversary party.
The Home Board Of Loyalty Chap
ter entertained the guests Of the
Eastern Star Home yesterday at cards.
The WAYS and Means Committee Is
making arrangements for q rummage
sale October IL and IL at Twenty
first and K streets.
Soroptimist Club. The business
meeting scheduled for Wednesday at
1 O'Clock at the Willard was post
poned to September 10. The Civics
Committee has voted to pay for an
other year, the tuition Of O young
woman law student now studying at
the washington College Of Law who
was granted q scholarship last year
the cooperation OF DIR. Ellen
Spencer Mussey, an honorary MEM
ber OF the club and dean OF the law
college.
Mrs. Edna Knight Gasch, president,
called upon the members to relate
their experience during the Summer
At the meeting next Wednesday,
amendments TO the bylaws will be
discussed.
The Zonta Club held its regular
luncheon meeting September IL at the
Y. w. G. A. William A. Van DuZer,
director Of traffic, was the guest
speaker.
Abraham Lincoln Circle, Ladies Of
the G. A. r., met Monday at the New
willard Hotel, Miss Nellie Colclazier
She was a delegate to the
convention in Rochester, N.
Y. Mrs. Della A. G. Goodrich was
balloted upon for admission to mem
bership, and Mrs. Mary Sinclair was
initiated. A number of articles
brought from the hope chest" at the
were distributed by the
president to the members present.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet to-
at / o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. Mae e. Shade, 1880 Quincy
street, with Mrs. Mary z. Eppel-
;heimer, assisting hostess.
The Washington League for the
Hard Of Hearing viii hold q daily
open door gathering from this date
and during the Autumn, from 2:30 to
pm. at the league rooms, lll6 Yer
mont avenue. Mrs. Edwin Lee Nor
yan is the oflcial hostess. The Young
peonle's Club will meet September 2l