Evening star., 1934-01-21
rrurapi'S Day." Mrs. Markley and Mrs.

llluldplS LAY, MIS-. Warkley allu MIS-.
Geaselin: THE Thousand Years Before
Johnson Johnson; Hidden Cites Miss La
Rawn and Miss Doherty; THE Build
ers of the Cities" Mrs. Geaselin and
Miss Anthony; Models Of Babylonian
Social Customs Miss La Raw and
Mrs. Doeschler; Related Train of
Thought" Miss Doherty, Mrs. Sutter
| and Miss Bostick.
The next meeting will be January 20
at BIS pm. at the Arlington Hotel.
American Association of University
Women.-Mrs. Fay M. Stockwell, field
secretary of the Associate Alumnae of
Vassar College, will speak on "Eu-
themes, Vital Factor in Education"
/ tomorrow at the tea at 4 pm. at the
| club house. 1884 Eye street. Miss Helen
L. hartman will be the hostess.
Mrs. Knowles A. Ryerson will be the
| hostess at a bridge luncheon January
| 81 at lis pm at the club house. She
will be assisted by Mrs. Warner j.
OLeary, Mrs Edward Vial, Mrs. Ralph
Erskine and Mrs. o. R. Rand.
The Alliance Francaise Of Washing
ton will meet for the third lecture of
the season January %, at the Hotel
Carlton, at 4:30 o'clock. when M.
Robert de Saint Jean of Paris will
speak on the great French author,
Andre Maurois.
| Mr.. de Laboulaye, the French Am
bassador. is the honorary president of
/ the Alliance Francaise in the United
States; Mrs. James Carroll Frazer Is
the president of the Washington al
lance; Mrs. Charles S. Alden and
Lynch Luquer, vice presidents; w. T.
Brantley, secretary; Nine. Blanche j.
Bimont. treasurer and corresponding
secretary.
Women's City Cuba tea will be
held today at 4:3O o'clock at the club
house. Mrs Gusts r. Perry and Mrs.
Redwood Vandergrift will be hostesses.
| Mrs. j. Edwin Reid, president Of the
Monday Contract Bridge section. an
nounced the semi-annual luncheon
party last Monday. Prizes were awarded
| as follows: Mrs. Anna v. Ray, Mrs
Frederick Yates, Mrs. ]. Edwin Reid
and Mrs. James Irwin. The semi
Dawson, ranking first; Mrs. William P,
Wright, second; Mrs. Lottie Sener,
| third; Mrs. j. Edwin Reid, fourth, and
Mrs. A. F. Arnold, fifth. At the meeting
tomorrow, at 1:30 O'Clock, the section
will begin the second half-year scores.
Enrolment can be made any Monday.
| Mrs Charles H. Curl, chairman OF
the Tuesday morning contract bridge,
announces the round table" talk, with
questions and answers" will form part
| of the program, along with the teach
ing of the new rules of Culbertson for
1884. Tuesday evening the instruction
will be at o'clock.
John DAILY, newspaper man, will be
the guest speaker at the current events
meeting at 4:50 o'clock Tuesday. 1.-The
| be the subject of the talk. On Thurs
aay eeturer svenmf Wi be M'Sa the speaker at the
dinner, at 6:15, given by the section.
The first consignment of packages
left by club members in the open
Chest" was made last week to the
Clothes Conservation Committee. under
the direction Of Mrs. Grattan Kerans
Mrs. ]. K. Freiot, chairman Of the
Friday afternoon contract bridge tour
nament group, announces competition
for a silver cup.
Nine. Marie Boulay Anderson, as in
structor, meets with the members Of
the French section Monday evening.
George Washington Delphian Chapter
met at the Hamilton Hotel Wednesday
with Mrs. Eugene c. Brown, president
presiding early German and French
Paintings" were the subjects.
The next meeting will be held Janu'
ary 81 at the Hamilton Hotel, with
Mrs. Brown presiding. French Paint.
ing from Poussin to Delacroix" vii
comprise the program. Classical
Painters" will be the subject presented
by Mrs. William L. Evans; "The Age OF
Louis XIV" by Mrs. Charles H. Potter
1.-The Eighteenth Century" by Mrs
Swope; "Fontainbleau," by Mrs. A. B
Manly. The study Of pictures will in
! clude those Of Poussin and Claude, b!
Mrs. ]. B. Tidey: LIE Brun and Chardin
by Mrs. Harry Smith, and by eighteenth
century artists, Mrs. Robert w. Howard