Evening star., 1934-01-14

COrcOran Gallery OF Art January 20,
mouth Hotel.
Mrs. Louis FELTON,, chairman Of the
bridge section, announced this group
will meet with Mrs. L. Robbins, 435
Luray place. January 16. Mrs. Robert
Jonscher will assist Mrs. Robbins.
the Literature Committee, invited this
committee to meet with her at 32l0
Park place the evening Of January %.
"The Short story readings by Miss
Augusta Machen. Assisting hostesses
are Mrs. Harvey Haun, Mrs. George
Jones, Mrs. Walter Sommers.
Garden Club of Chevy Chase, d. C.
A meeting was held January at 2
pm. at the Brook Farm Tea House.
Hostesses were Mrs: Paul Anderson
Mrs L. S. Mohler, Mrs. Arthur Pres
mont and Mrs. Laurence Voorhees,. DR..
David Lumsden of the Agricultural De-
partment gave a very interesting talk
ON English gardens, illustrated with
lantern slides of some Of the more
| famous and historic estates and gar
| dens of the British Isles. The talk
was followed by tea.
The list Of officers are: President
Mrs. william r. Notz; first vice pres
ident, Mrs. B. G. Kennedy; second
vice president, Mrs. A. L. Baldwin: re-
cording secretary, Mrs. H. r. Cover;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Laurence
Voorhees,, and treasurer, Mrs. William
r. Myers.
ing Nurses Unit, with Mrs. Sue Rich
xvHx nh MANdou
noon to make surgical supplies at the
Georgia Avenue Branch of the Visiting
Nurses Society.
The literature section met Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. A. c. Nor
cross, with Mrs. Edith Crum and Mrs
s. Louise Weir assisting. Mrs. r. E.
Holm read excerpts from '"The Club
woman" Mrs. Griffith Evans gave cur
rent events and Mrs. Claude Ballard
contributed This and That" Mrs
Philip Wright read from "Sonnets from
Hawaii as the poetry part of the pro-
gram and two book reviews were given
Testament of YOUTH" by Vera Britain
| was reviewed by Mrs. Estelle B
| Schwartz and Master Of Jalna," by de
| Ia Roche, was reviewed by Mrs. Grace
Knox.
Mrs. G. E. Hudson entertained the
hospitality section at her home Wednes-
| day afternoon.
The educational section will meet to-
morrow evening at the home OF Mrs. F.
r. Shearer, 448 Randolph street, with
Mrs Harry Van Geuder assisting. Mrs.
LeVerne Beales will give current events
and Miss Cornelia H. Hill Of the District
Of Columbia Federation Of Women'a
Clubs will speak on women In In
dustry."
The philanthropic section will meet
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
M. E. Lipphard, 432 Randolph street.
| with Mrs. Norman Smith assisting.
Mrs. A. G. Norcross will entertain the
| civic section Thursday evening at her
| home, 819 Taylor street, with Mrs. w. L.
Gutelius as assistant. Mrs. r. E. Ad-
ans will be in charge Of the program on
"City Council Form of Government"
The home section will meet January
| 10 at the home Of Mrs. Sue Richwtne,
| 4004 Seventh street, with Mrs. Frank
Minich as assistant hostess. Mrs. A. E
Scott will have charge Of the program
on Comparisons of Food Prices and
Getting the Most for Your Food Dol
lar"
Drama Study League-The first pro
duction Of the season will be given tn
Immaculate Conception auditorium
Eighth and N streets, January ~, at
SIS o'clock, when the mystery comedy
"As the Clock Strikes" will be pre-
sented.
It will be repeated January 23 ir
the auditorium for the benefit Of the
sodality of ST. Martins Church, this
city; January IS. for the benefit Of st
Martins Church, Gaithersburg, Md.
and January a, for the benefit Of st
Peters Church, Hancock, Md.
The woodbridge Book Club met at TIN
Woodbridge Branch Library last Tues
day, the president, AGfs. O. q. HAnktna
CONTINUED on Tenth Pa9e)