Evening star., 1934-09-30
THE Washington Branch Of the
/ American Association Of Uni
versity Women will have a tea


officers
In the r, ,ceiving line will be Mrs !
Howard Gt Nichols. president; Mrs. |
Richard Hogue, vice president; Mrs |
Dudley w. Willard, Miss Ruby Nevins, |
Miss Mary Louise Chace, Mrs. Amos |
A. Steele. Miss Elizabeth M. Carhart,
Mrs. Delos o. KinSman and Mrs,
James Brown Scott.
The following members will pre-
side at the tea table: Mrs. Harvey |
w. Wiley, Mrs. Harris T. Baldwin, |
Mrs. James McClintock, Mrs. John
Jay OConnor. Mrs Otto L. Veerhoff,
Mrs. Genevive Forbes Herrick, DR..
Kathryn McHale and DR.. Mildred w.
Dickerson- -AIcCallip. Mrs. Arnold
Bennett Hall. Mrs. William Lee Cor
bin and Miss Anna Pearl Cooper will
receive the guests Mrs. MarlS is in
charge of the arrangements.
The Education Committee is Spon-
soring a luncheon with Lorado Taft
as the guest of honor, at lis pm,
October g. Mrs. Howard G. Nichols
will preside. Miss Louise Newell Will
introduce the speaker. Mr.. Taft, dis
tinguished sculptor and lecturer, Will
give an informal talk on sculpturlng.
He is known to Washington residents
for his christopher Columbus" in
the Union Station plaza. ReSerVa-
tions close at l pm, October ..
Park View Women's Club. Plans
for the year will be presented at an
executive meeting october 2 at 1880
at the home of Mrs. Maurice l. Smith,
Ais Madison street. The first regular
meeting will be october g.
A civic department has been formed
with Mrs. T. E. Griffith as chairman.
There will be four meetings during the
year. Mrs. Robert Jonscher, first vice
president and ways and means chair
man, announces a waffle breakfast Oc-
tober II from 7:30 am. to l o'clock
at the home of Mrs. P. B. Ashburn,
1892 Park place. The proceeds to be
used for philanthropic purposes.
Confederate Flag Chapter, U. d. c.,
met at the home of Miss BERTHE
Packet. Each member pledged 40
cents to be presented to the president
general on the fortieth birthday ami
versary of the United Daughters OF
the Confederacy.
Mrs. Van Swearingen and Mrs.
Wiener were accepted as honorary
members. Mrs. Eta Lee Loving was
elected president, Mrs. Charles Wagner,
vice president; Miss Agnes Rouche,
recording secretary; Mrs. Van Swear
ingen. chairman, entertainment and
publicity committee. Delegates and
alternates were elected to the general
convention.
A card party was held Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Benjamin Grady,
ITS Massachusetts, avenue. A social
followed.
The Writers League of Washington
held a picnic September % at the
home of Miss Julia Escher in Franklin
Park, Va. Mrs. Isabella Albert,
grandniece of Harriet Beecher Stowe,
was guest, and read an article, The
Flags of Nations and the International
Flag"
The first regular meeting of the
league will be held at the Thomson
School October H.
P. E. o. Sisterhood. The monthly
luncheon of the Cooperative Com
mittee will be held at 80 October
3 at the Harrington Hotel, Chapter E
hostess. Visiting and non-afiliated
P. E. O.s are invited.
Gamma Chapter, DelphianS, will
meet at the Shoreham Hotel tomorrow
at 8 pm. Mrs. Evelyn Bright Buckley
will be in charge of the literary pro-
gram. The subject will be The Fig
ures and Forces Which Have Shaped
Modern Europe" Topic reports will
be discussed by the chapter
The next meeting will be held at
the Shoreham October Is at pm.
lexington w. C. T. U. met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. N. M. Pollock, in Takoma
Park, D. c. The devotional service
was conducted by Mrs. Fred Ehling.
Officers reports were given by Mrs.
Franklin Adams, Mrs. j. L. Rogers,
Mrs. Edith Carlson, Mrs. B. J. |
Wrightsman and Mrs. Warren B. Had
ley. Delegates we're elected to the an
nual convention, October and 4, in
the First Congregational Church.
The following new members were |
received: Mrs. Ida Brimer, Mrs. How
ard Ellis and Mrs. VeSta Lynn. All
officers were reelected and an assist |
ant secretary was added, Mrs. jeanette |
Griffith. Directors of departments !
were chosen. 1t was decided to place |
80 pamphlets entitled Inside In
formation" in the Public Library and |
Its many branches.
Mrs. A. L. Baldwin, president of !
Chevy Chase Union, was the speaker |
of the afternoon. Miss Ann Howells |
gave readings. Mrs. Warren B. Had |
ley, secretary of the board of trustees,
reported on the meeting held that |
morning at headquarters. Refresh |
ments were served with Mrs. Margaret |
Rule, Mrs. jeanette Griffith and Mrs. |
Annie E. Grigsby assisting the hostess. |
Chapter J, P. E. O., will meet Tues
day at the home of the President, Mrs.
w. Glen Jones, 81 Oak Ridge Boule-
ward, Oakcrest. Alexandria, Va This |
meeting celebrates the first birthday |
anniversary of Chapter J, the chapter
having been organized October 2, 1893. |
The District of Columbia League of |
American Pen Women will hold a |
housewarming reception in its studio, |
8 pm. Mrs. Victoria Faber Steven |
son, national president, will be the |
honor guest. Mrs. E. Richard Gasch |
will preside. Erna Embrey, dramatic |
soprano. will sing.
In the special groups Mrs. Aaron D. |
Newman is chairman of fellowship |
Mrs. Charles Leonard Chambers, |
chairman of fine arts; Nine. Felian |
GarZia will conduct series of French |
salons, Miss Elise Thomson Clark is |
developing a group for the production
of marionettes and marionette shows,
Katherine Jacobs is chairman of re-
ception, and Miss Myrta Ethel Cay |
wood will keep a record of sales and |
work produced by the league members. |
DR.. Marie M. Ready will organize a
speakers bureau
In the creative groups, Miss Doro-
thy Glendenning Gatche1l, chairman !
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