Evening star., 1934-12-02

Central Y. M. c. A. gymnasium Fri
day at $50 pm.
The Christian AS a Teacher" will
be the subject of the weekly Y M c.
A. radio broadcast from WMAL Sat-
urday at 5:45 pm. Arthur P. Black,
executive secretary of the Lutheran
Laymens Association for Stewardship,
will be the speaker
December 10 a candlelight service
will be held in this church.
At st. Paul'S Rock Greek, a cooking
class is conducted under the direction
of Miss Ethel Lamond. Tomorrow
evening Mrs. Helen Berry will be the
| honor guest at miscellaneous shower.
Mrs. Mildred Helf is in charge
Columbia Floral Circle will meet
tomorrow at l o'clock, at the home of
Mrs. Helen Mullenburg, 822 Longfel-
low street. Mrs. Frances Gianoly, as
SiSting hostess.
Gamma Chapter DeIphian Society,
will meet at the Shoreham Hotel to-
morrow at 8:l5 pm. The subject for
the evening will be The Renaissance
in Italy" led by Miss Evelyn KAY.
Topics will be given as indicated Gen
eral Character of the Italian Renais-
Sance." Mrs. Margaret Davis: Venice"
Mrs. o. N. Fansler; Florence" Mrs.
Mary G. Mathiot; Milan" Miss
Sophia Lunsford.
The West End W. c. T. U. met at
the home of Mrs. j. E. Eiker, 20l5
! Kearney street. last Monday evening.
Mrs. Ida w. Ramsey gave a report
of her trip to the national convention.
A social followed.
District of Columbia Home Eco
nOmicS AssOciatiOn-Dr Mordecai Eze-
| klal economic adviser to the Secretary
of Agriculture, will speak on Present
day Food Situations as Compared
With Some Foreign Countries" at
| dinner meeting tomorrow at the Y. w
c. A, Seventeenth and K streets.
Roosevelt, Delphian Chapter. will
meet at the Raleigh Hotel Tuesday at
10 am. The subject of the program
Will be The Umbrian School and the
Vatican Treasures. Mrs. Edwin A.
Halsey will preside and give a resume
of the assignment Mrs Finis Garrett
| will be the leader
Mrs. William j. Graham will discuss
The Umbrian School, Mrs Elwood
H. Seal "BlaShfield's Estimate Mrs.
1. L. Stormont "Symond's Estimate"
Mrs. William S. Hammers Art Treas
ures of the Vatican" Mrs. Lawson Au-
brey Meyer The Sistine Chapel" Mrs.
William H. Rodda "Raphaels Loggia
and Stance and Mrs La Varne Beales
The Study of Pictures
The Capitol Hill History Club met
Wednesday with Mrs L. B and Miss
Phebe Slime, 1852 Columbia road
Papers were presented on Chicago,
These First One Hundred Years" by
Mrs. j. c. Hemphill, and Turning
the Pages of Alabama" by Mrs. D. L.
Pitcher.
The next meeting will be on Decem-
ber II at 1922 Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. Souder and Mrs. Ferguson will
be the hosteSses.
lexington W. c. T. L. met last
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Floy
Reehling. on Longfellow street The
hostess conducted the devotional serv-
ices. assisted by Mrs. Marion Lewis.
Officers reports were given by Mrs.
Franklin Adams, Mrs. Warren Had
ley, Mrs. John Rogers Mrs Edith
Carlson and Mrs. B. J. WrightSman.
Cash donations were made to the Gen.
tral Union Mission and Gospel Mis-
sion. New members enrolled were
I,Ji W.
and Mrs. Elllff.
Mrs. Vesta Lynn contributed vocal
solos and Mrs. Arsenic Ralon gave a
Thanksgiving talk based on the Scrip
lures The president, Mrs. N M Pol
lock, gave brief report of the ma
tional convention. Mrs Helen Clute
of Los Angeles, daughter of Mrs. Alvin
Day, told of work accomplished in
that city.
The December meeting will be omit
ted and the invitation of Mrs. James
Matthews to meet at her home on
January % at 7:45 was accepted. The
assisting hostesses were Miss Mary
Alice Gardner and Mrs. Ethel Miller.
The Mary Pollock w. c. T. U. met
at the home of Mrs Jean Graves. 2315
Branch avenue southeast. Mrs. Smith,
flower mission director, and Mrs Cor
der, white ribbon recruit director,
made reports. The president, Mrs.
Ladd, spoke. New members are Mrs.
George French and Mrs. Laura Ladd.
The next melting will be December II
at the home of Mrs. Annie Moody,
1913 Twenty-second street southeast,
at 1:30 pm.
The Cercle des Precieuses Ridicules
was received Wednesday evening at
the home of Nine. Ross Johnson, 1923
Wisconsin avenue, the hostesses be-
ing Nine. johnson and Nine Camille
Hindmarsh. The meeting was opened
by the president, NJ William J. Wallis,
and the following program was given:
ChanSons enfantines. "Je Suis un
Petit Poupon"; "A Cote de ia Mere"
CBotreD, and LES Roses de Mon
Roster" Croft, by Jacquelin and
Helene johnson; piano accompani-
ment by NJ Ross Johnson. Reading.
LES Etoiles" (Alphonse Daudet), by
Nine. William j. Wallis. Chansons
La Berceuse de Jocelyn" (B Godard),
| Lc NIL Ull NTClldIlJ dIlu OIlc NulI
de Mai" CThomas) by Nine. Lucy
Chaconas; piano accompaniment by
Nine Estelle Wentworth. Poem, LIE
Petit Mousse" Jean de Misaine), by
Nine. Ross johnson. Anecdotes
amusantes de Poulbot, M. Pierre de
Chauny Poesies variees, Nine Gas
ton de Bouy. Chanson connue, eau
Clair de la Lune," sung as duet by
Nine. Lucy Chaconas and Nine. Ross
johnson, with piano accompaniment
by Nine. Estelle Wentworth.
Business and Professional W0men's
Club.-Mlle. Suzanne d'Olivera
Jachonsha, honorary member of the
Business and Professional Women's
Clubs of Uaris, will be honor guest at
a dinner at the Hotel La Fayette to-
morrow. Mile. Jachonsha Is presi-
'dent and founder of the Les Amis