Evening star., 1934-07-22
A.A.U.W. Branch
Will Hold Tea
Here Tomorrow
Morning Book Rerieic
Section Will Meet on
July 26.

pm. by the Washington Branch Of
the American Association of Univer-
sity Women. Miss Airline DuFour
will be hostess.
The Junior Group held q dinner,
July 10. followed by bridge. Miss
Mary vaccaro was the hostess. The
next meeting will be August is.
The morning book review section
will meet at IL O'Clock in the lounge,
July 26 Mrs. Myron Anderson will
review African Intrigue"
Maryland AIumnae Of Delta Delta
Delta was entertained at house party
by Alma Essex Marshall at her Sum-
mer cottage. Blue Vistas, on South
River.
The Executive Board Of the District
Of Columbia Branch of the National
Woman's Party held its July meeting
Tuesday evening. Preceding the meet
| ing the members had dinner in the
garden at National Headquarters, l44
| street northeast. Miss Maud
Younger and Miss Martha Souder
also attended as representatives Of
the national organization.
The meeting was presided over by
| the chairman, Mrs. Lucia Hanna
Hadley. The following committee
chairmen we're announced: Congress
sional. Miss Rebecca Greathouse;
Finance, DR.. Edith Allen; Hospitality.
Mrs. Paul Myron Linebarger; Publicity
and Information, Mrs. E. J. Hurdle;
assistant chairman, Publicity and In
! formation, Miss Clara Manderschied;
| international hostess, Mrs. Ernest H.
! Daniel; Library and Information, Miss
! Mathilde Bahar, and hostess, Sunday
| at homes, Mrs. Homer Jordan.
! The monthly business meeting will
be held Tuesday at 8 o'clock at the
National Headquarters.
The Ohio Girls Club will close this
season of activities with moonlight
boat trip down the Potomac August
l on steamer Potomac. Tickets may
be procured from Miss Mary Kinney,
| North 2144-J. All Ohio girls in
Washington and their friends are in
vited.
Zonta Club.-The regular luncheon
was held Wednesday at the admin
istration building of the Y. W. c. A.,
the president presiding. The lunch
con next Wednesday will be the closed
business meeting Of the month.
| The Washington League for the
Hard of Hearing.-A social evening
is scheduled for July 25.
To encourage those who hesitate
coming to the free lip reading classes
of the league, 1t is stated that the
| Thursday evening class Is in the ma
ture of beginners class, even though
| it is we'll attended by many who are
practiced in lip reading.
CurIey Club.-Members will partici-
pate in the celebration this afternoon
at the James Cardinal Gibbons Statue.
| Sixteenth street at Park road. Miss
Mary L. MCGEE. president, will pre-
sent a wreath in the name of the
! club Members of the club will as
semble at Mount Pleasant street and
park road at 3 pm. The ceremonies
| will begin at $3.50.
The annual spiritual retreat for the
| young men of the club will take place
at Manresa on the Severn next week
end. Those participating will meet
at the Continental Hotel at 5 pm,
Friday, and will go by automobile to
Manresa. Following dinner at $50
pm. the first spiritual discourse will
be given. The retreat will continue
| through Sunday evening, when bene-
diction of the blessed sacrament will
bring the exercises to a close.
The next regular meeting Of the
club will be held at Forest Glen, Md,
Thursday evening, at the church hall
! of st. John, the Evangelist, where
the club will again be the guests OF
Rev. Charles o. Rosensteel. The
chief business will be the election of
a sergeant at arms. Those nomi-
mated for this Office are Silvio H. Poll
and Edward Pospiscel. The chair
men of the various committees for
the ensuing year will be named by
| the president, Miss MCGEE, and
passed upon by the club. Members
are requested to assemble Thursday
evening at 745 at Continental Hotel;
autos will convey them to Forest
| Glen.
The following new members were
received at the last meeting: Miss M.
Fletcher, Theodore Wilson and Francis
Munya.
Miss Mary L. MCGEE entertained
members OF the Executive Committee
Thursday evening at her home, 2101
New Hampshire avenue Miss Doro-
4 fIlry Ta -af+ xr3a 6o6
| Members are now planning a
moonlight excursion on the Potomac
River August 6.
The Takoma Park Juniors Of the
District of Columbia Federation Of
Women's Clubs will be entertained
at garden party today from to 7
| by Mrs. Lloyd w. Biddle at her home,
| 125 Baltimore avenue. Mrs. Ruth
Pratt and Mrs. Myron Coon will be
assistant hostesses. Mrs. Harvey w.
Wiley, president of the District fed
Grafton; Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt, di-
rector to the general federation, and
members of the Executive Board of
the local federation, will be guests
of honor Miss Janet Coon. singer
and whistler, will give a short pro-
gram.
Business Women's Council meeting
July "a. 8 pm. in the chapel of the
| Covenant First Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. David w. Lum will speak on
Burma. Miss Mary F. Riley will
speak at the devotional period at
GAS. Supper to 6:15.
| Catholic Daughters of
America.
| TONDENfNING salacious moving
pictures and other agencies pro-
| noting a sex mania throughout the