Evening star., 1934-05-27

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Who was reelected president of the
Ohio Girls Club Of Washington for
| her third term.
from New York, told Of market condi-
tions as she found them there.
poems, "The Eliminator," RED Light.
and Dreams" and Mrs. Elizabeth
Osgood supplied three poems, ITO
DIANA" "A Century of Progress" and
Women Of America" "The Vacant
/ Chair" short Short story, was read
by Clark Palmer Cole.
Women's Clinic - Mrs. Corbin
Thompson, president of the clinic.
4704 Georgia avenue, plans to open
her home at Woodbridge, Va, June
10. for a benefit garden card party.
Mrs. Gladys Ball Middlemiss, chair
man, and members of the Committee
| Of Ways and Means will be assisted
, by members of the Executive Board.
The District Of Columbia Chapter,
Daughters of American Colonists, met
Monday evening at the home of Miss
Evelyn L. Yeomans, Mckinley street,
with the regent, Mrs. William H.
Wagner, presiding.
The following newly elected officers
| were installed by the retiring regent:
State regent, Mrs. John Franklin
Little: vice regent, Mrs. David D.
Caldwell; recording secretary, Miss
Carolina v. Sudler; treasurer, Mrs.
Sol Lansburgh. and registrar. Mrs
| Henry L. West. Appointment Of
State committees will be announced
later.
Mrs. william H. Wagner. retiring
State regent, was presented with a
past regents pin by the past national
registrar, Mrs. j. Franklin Little.
Plans were made for pilgrimage
to St Marys City. Nd. in June, when
a piece Of furniture will be presented
to the restored State House by the
District of Columbia chapter.
The Columbia Heights Art Club
held its last meeting of the season
| Thursday at the home of Mrs. E. s.
Frazier on Forty fourth street. Host
esses were Mrs. Anton Heitmuller and
Mrs. Mary Nalle. Guests were Mrs.
Elizabeth r. Crosby and Mrs. A. H.
Bakshian. Mrs. Frazier, president, pre-
sided.
The program of study and enter
tainment for the next season was ar
ranged, and papers on the Legends
of the Hellespont" and Famous
Women of Greece" were read by Mrs.
"A. T. williams, jr., and Mrs. Mahlon
Winter, respectively. ,<>
| Zonta Club-A business meeting
was held at the Y. w. C. A. at noon
wednesday. There Will be no meet.
ing next week due to Memorial day.
DR.. Mildred Dickerson was elected
delegate to the national convention.
June 21-23, and Miss Emma T. Hahn
alternate.
A picnic is being planned for June
S at the Summer cottage of Sarah
Sumner at Bay Ridge. Each Zontian
is requested to bring her own silver
ware and dishes. Ruth Sheldon is
transportation chairman for the
picnic Notify her If you plan to at
| tend, whether you are driving your
own car or If you need transportation.
The Washington. d. c., Women's
Auxiliary to the Railway Mail Asso-
citation met Monday at the Capitol
Park Hotel. The delegates reported
on the annual meeting Of the District
of Columbia Federation of Womens s
Clubs. Mrs. j. w. Crawford reported
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at Walter Reed Hospital. The Sewing
Circle met at the homes of Mrs. w.
L. Marshall and Mrs. w. M. Collins.
A house party was given at Mrs.
! w. H. Werntz's home. The talent con-
sisted of readings by Miss Wilson and
selections on the Hawaiian guitar by
Miss Mildred Sykes. All joined in
! playing the game Gold Digger" The
| winners Of the prizes were s. T. Gull
berson and Miss Sykes. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Strickland were guests of
honor. The hostesses served re-
! freshments.
Chapter H, P. e. O., held the last
meeting for the year at All States
Hotel Tuesday evening, Miss Stella
Sepern, hostess.
The program was in honor of
Mothers day, featured by a paper on
| whistler and His Mother" by Mrs.
Vara Snyder, and songs by Mrs. Ruby
Rohr.
The guests included Mrs. Stuntz,
Mrs. Corey, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Newby,
Mrs. Zirkle of Fairmont, w. Va; Mrs.
Helen r. Keefauver, Mrs. s. A. Ber-
rian and Mrs. H. N. Roberts.
The chapter will close the season
with a picnic supper next Tuesday
evening at Mrs. KS Toll Gate Tavern.
Capitol Hill History Club.-The
hnal meeting Of the season was held
May % at the home of Mrs. Philip
Martin, United States Soldiers Home
with Mrs. D. L. Pitcher, assisting
hostess. Luncheon was served in the
garden. The president, Mrs w. r.
Metz, presided at the business session
During the program, book review,
Peter Ashley" by Du Bose Hayward
was presented by Mrs. ]. c. Hemphill.
A survey of Georgia, the Empire
State of the South" was given by
Mrs. s. H. Beasley; "Oglethorpe, N
Sidney Fanier, by Mrs. ]. Harry Cum
ningham, and 1.-The Charters of the
Carolinas" by Mrs. Lulu Fluckey
Miss Phebe Stine rendered vocal
solos.
The guests were Mrs Ada Phillips
and Mrs. Merle Siderer Of Indiana
polls.
| Soroptomist Club.-The monthly
party was given at the home of Mrs.
Laura Waters, Wednesday evening
by Group No. S, captained by Mrs
Marie Pierce, and her committee
Mrs. Laura Waters, Lillias Cropper
Nora Huffman, Estelle Zirkin, Mary
Chymelko and Creina Mahoney
Jewell Downs accompanied Mrs. Lo-
raine Esperto Bentley, soloist. Marie
Pierce, Estella Ztrkin and Creins
Mahoney entertained with q humor-
Gus skit, Three Hollywood Stars"
Mrs. Edna Knight Gasch, presi-
dent, announced May 20, the honor
guest speaker will be Mrs. Russell