Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-01-28
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by Mrs. Sanderson, sang Negro spirituals.
The officers OF the chapter for the
new year are: President, Miss Frances
Shirley: first vice president, Miss Gretna
P. Boswell; second vice president, Mrs
Grace Taylor Koob; recording Secre-
tary, Miss Maud Snead; corresponding
secretary, Mrs Charles S. Embrey
treasurer, Miss Fannie Anderson; regis
trar, Miss Regina Kimmell; historian
Miss Blanche Cooksey; auditor, Mrs
Cora Talley: chaplain, Mrs. Nelson p
Webster: parliamentarian, Mrs Edward
c. Shields; custodian, Mrs. Henry Cor
don Clay.
Philoclassics met January 10 with
Mrs. Lou P Woodruff, 1854 Kilbourne
place. The short business meeting was
conducted by the president, Mrs. G. L.
Peckham Mrs. H. j. Harris gave a talk
on Shallow and Silence" The read
ing of the second half of Henry W.
was continued Guests were Mrs. Villa
B. Hammond and Miss Nettie Herrick
Rhode Island State Society met Mon
day at the washington Hotel. Repre-
sentative Francis B. Condor spoke con-
corning The Government Clerks and
Veterans"
The society will hold an Easter dance
April 20. at the Washington Hotel.
The next meeting will be held at the
Washington Hotel February 10.
The Business WOmen's COuncil-Due
to the programs rendered each Tues
day from 5 to 8:45 pm. at the Church
of the Covenant, the membership Is
steadily increasing. Last Friday Mrs
nCJ or n
the B. w. c. by one of its members
the prayer circle and Bible class con-
Quoted religious exercises. Mrs. VIII
liam S. Culbertson gave Experiences
Of an Ambassadors Wife in Roumanla
and Chile"
Rev. Phillip Murray, assistant pastor
Calvary Baptist Church, will have
charge of the devotional period next
tuesday. The feature program will be
in charge of the Recreation Committee
Business women are invited.
Washington Branch of the American
Association of University WOmen.-The
supper tonight at the club house will
honor r. H. Sargent, topographic en-
gineer of the Alaskan branch of the
Geological Survey, who will speak on
Alaska and Its People" using colored
slides Anthony Dimond. delegate from
Alaska, and Mrs Dimond will be guests
Of honor
Mrs. Emily Newell Blair, member OF
the Consumers Advisory Board N. R.
A., will be the guest of honor and
speaker Monday at pm. at the tea
Mrs. Frank Hiram Smell will be the
hostess in charge of the afternoon and
will be assisted by Miss Ruth w. De
Voc, Mrs. Edmond Chaplin, Miss M. L.
Robins. Miss Ellen Vinton, Mrs H. L.
Written. Mrs. William c. Van Week,
Miss Eta l.. Taggart. Miss Edna j
Shelby and Miss May V. Wolf.
The International Relations group
will sponsor dinner Wednesday at Z
nm. in honor of DR.. Esther Caukln
Brunauer, national secretary for Inter-
national Relations of the American As
ISOLATION of University Women. DR.
Brunauer will speak on Women in
the Nationalist Socialist State" DR.
Kathryn McFIale will be hostess, as
sisted by Mrs. William c. tombstone
Miss Eleanor Clifford. Miss Maxine
Girts, Mrs. Luke Wilson; Mrs. William
John Cooper. president of the Wash
ington branch, will preside, and Miss
Eliza beth Eastman, leader of this sec
ton, will introduce the speaker.
o., The club will have as its guest o.
honor and speaker February 3, at LIE
pm. at the luncheon Mrs. Isabella
Greenway, CongreSswoman from Arl-
iona. Mrs. Greenway's subject will be
Keeping Faith with Yourself" Guest
privileges are limited to two guests per
member.
University of Michigan Alumnae As
s0ciation.-A dinner and the annual
business meeting will be held at the
Y. w. c. A, Seventeenth and K streets
January 81, at $50 pm.
The Faculty Women's Club of the
American University will give supper
in honor of Chancellor and Mrs. Joseph
M M. Gray. February 4, at the home
of Dean and Mrs. George B. Woods
1881 Cathedral avenue.
The following guests are expected:
Dean Mary Louise Brown, DR.. and Mrs
John E. Bentley. Prof. and Mrs. Will
Hutchins, Dr. and Mrs, Walter Shen-
ton, DR.. and Mrs. Delos Kinsman, DR..
and Mrs. Wesley NJ Gewehr, DR.. and
Mrs. William Holton, DR.. and Mrs.
Harold Colder. DR.. Jessie M. Ferguson
Miss Georgiana Ferguson, DR.. and Mrs
Glen Rouse, DR.. and Mrs. Adolph
Fucker. Dr. and Mrs Arthur jackson:
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Young. DR.. and
Mrs Edward Engle, Dr. and Mrs. Lowell
Huelster, Miss Roberta Odds, Miss
Cornelia Cotton Mr. and Mrs, Harlan
Randall Mrs. Sarah Sumner. Miss
Bernice Moler, Mr. and Mrs. George
Sixbey. Miss Elizabeth Carmichael, Miss
Irma link. Mrs. Pauline Olds, Miss
Ethel Myers Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Walter, Miss Sara Slower and Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Spaeth.
The club met recently at the home OF
DR.. Jessie Ferguson. 1908 Forty-ninth
street. After a short business meeting
tea was served by the hostesses. Assist
ing DR. Ferguson were her sister, Miss
Georgiana Ferguson. Mrs. Raymond
Spaeth and Mrs. Lowell Huelster.
District of Columbia League of Ameri-
can Pen Women.-Mrs. Clarence Earl
Won Vrooman will entertain with tea
and exhibit of her art works at the
studio in Stoneleigh Courts today from
4 to o'clock.
Mrs Won Vrooman will be assisted
by Miss Elise Thomson Clark, chair
league and by Mrs. William Walton
Badgley, president Of the local league
of American Pen Women.
The league will hold a business meet
ing in the studio Monday evening.
There will be social meeting. Miss
Alice Drake will speak on Women in
Radio"
g p. E. O.'s CT Washington, joined by
representatives of chapters in Maryland,
Virginia West Virginia and PennSyl-
yania, b.erved the sixty-fifth ami
versary of the founding of the Sister
hood at reception and banquet IN the
Hotel Mayf1ower, January %. Miss
Mabel Davenport Doud, of Chicago, in
ternational president, was the guest OF
honor. Her address was on "Old Trails
and New Highways"
Among the guests were Mrs. Lloyd
Thurston, Mrs c. C. Dowell. Mrs. Carl
Hatch and Mrs. Effie Gene Wingo. The