Evening star., 1934-12-09

THE Christian and Lords Supper"
will be the subject Of the Y. M. c. A..
radio talk from Station WMAL at
5:45 pm. Saturday, by Horace l..
Stevenson, special writer on interna-
tional Sunday school lessons for the
Cincinnati Inquirer. The Y's Boys
Club will hold . social meeting in the
Boys Building at 8 pm.
Willard Hotel and reelected the pres
ent corps of officers as follows: Presi-
dent, Miss Nellie c. ColclaLer; senior
vice president, Mrs. Alice c. Howard; :;
junior vice president. Miss Vera Red
fern; chaplain, Miss Rebecca L.
Blaine; treasurer. Mrs. Lula ]. Bal
niger; secretary, Miss Jessie D. Patton;
conductor, Miss Beatrice Deeds: as
sistant conductor, Mrs. Ada E. Kuen-
stle; guard. Mrs. Julia A. Pancoast;
assistant guard. Mrs. Ethel Redfern
Sinclair; patriotic instructor. Mrs. Lii
liam M. Weber; register, Miss Blaine,
assisted by Mrs. Kuenstle.
Miss Mate Lewis, director from Lin
coin Circle to the District Of Columbia
Federation Of Women's Clubs and
chairman of the Audit Committe,
and Mrs. Helen D. Reed gave reportA
A communication from the depart
ment president. Mrs. May D. Light
foot, announced the Department OF
! Potomac convention Of the Ladies OF
the G. A. r. to be held next month
Delegates elected were Mrs. Lillian
Weber. Mrs. Julia A. Pancoast, Mrs
Ada z. Kuenstle and Miss Vera
Redfern; alternates. Mrs. Blanche s
Palmer and Mrs. Edith E. King.
The Sunshine Club met at the home
Of Mrs. Blanch Middleton, Mount
Rainier. Md. Mrs. Florence Ridgely
was elected president; Mrs. Ida Sangs-
ton, vice president: Mrs. Emma Buell.,
secretary; Mrs. Mary Schoneberger,
| treasurer. and Mrs. BERTHE Garner.
orator. A bingo party and refresh
ments followed.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Ridgely. 633 M street northeast.
The District Of Columbia Chapter Of
American Physiotherapy Association
was entertained at st. Elizabeth's
Hospital, December 1. DR.. Watson
w. Eldridge was the speaker of the
J evening and following his address
there was . social.
Columbia Delphian Chapter met
Thursday at Woodward & Lothrop's.
The subject for the day was Writers
Of the Renaissance Period" Mrs.
C. M. Jansky was leader and dis
cussed Social Life in the Fourteenth
Century as Shown in the Lives Of Its
Great Authors"
Other topics were as follows
"Chaucer's Literary Apprenticeship.
Mrs. Glenn williams; THE Canterbury
Tales" DR.. A. M. Finnegan; Piers
the Plowman," Mrs. G. M. Morris;
"Petrarch," Mrs. Wilson B. Navino;
THE Ascent" Mrs. Frank Kelly; 'Tc
Posterity," Mrs. Maude Thatcher, and
Laura and the sonnets," Mrs. M. X.
Campbell.
National Capital Chapter DeIphians
will meet Wednesday morning in
JellefY's Little Theater, with Mrs. T.
r. Law as leader of the discussion on
THE Development Of instrumental
Music: Early Oratorio."
Mrs. J. B. Hartley will talk on Early
Oratorio";; Mrs. Retta Maybee on
English Music Of the Seventeenth
Century" Mrs. Lawrence Douglas
Mrs. A. M. Day, Mrs. Edward Stevens
and Mrs. e. Wade Ball will discuss
respectively '"rhe Evolution Of the
Violin" Choosing the Instrument
THE Violoncello" and Chamber and
Orchestra Music"
Mrs. Floyd B. Olcott, president, will
summarize the lesson at its close.
The Washington Alumnae Club OF
Pi Beta Phi will meet at the club
house of the American Association OF
University Women, 1884 street, De-
cember IL, 8 o'clock. Entertainment
will be provided by Nine. Edythe
Harmion Brosius, harpist, and George
A. Myers, tenor. Members may invite
their friends.
Delta Sigma Chapter. Delphians,
met Monday at the shoreham Hotel.
the president, Mrs. Frank Braden,
presiding.
The literary program, Byzantine
art and church architecture, was led
by Mrs. Robert Bates. The follow
ing topics were given: The Cata-
combs" Mrs. John Rhodes; "Basili-
can Churches" Mrs. Pinckney Har.
mon; Byzantine Churches" Mrs
willard Malls; 1.-The Romanesque, "
Mrs. Homer Hendricks; Gothic
Churches" Mrs. Margaret Fuller, and
"The Rise of the Universities" Mrs
M. o. Hayes. The field secretary
Mrs. Eleanor Wilson, spoke.
The next meeting will be December
II at 10 an, at the Shoreham.
| Alpha Zeta Chapter, De,phians
met at the Admiral last Wednesday
Mrs. 4. Z. Gottshaa presided and
Mrs. A., c. Harden was the leader
The lesson was "Pre-Shakespearear
Drama In England"
/ Topics for report: Mrs. G.. H
Milne, Early English Comedies"
Mrs. @. N. Walker, EARLY English
Tragedy; Mrs. e. L. Davis, "Lyly
, as q Dramatist," and Mrs. R. H. Cot.
trell, "Endymion."
. The next meeting will be Decem.
Der 10, with Mrs. g. H. Milne ~
leader.
The Washingtcn Branch Of thu
American Association Of University
Women will give tea tomorrow q
4o'clock, followed by business meet.
ing. The hostess will be Miss Carrie
M. Davis. assisted by Miss Ruby
lNevins, Mrs. Amos Steele, Mrs. CLYDE
! Warburton,, Miss Edith Esgate, Mrs
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