Evening star., 1935-01-27

Bane, aegean Religion ana AmuSe-
ments," Mrs. Fred G. Coles; "Glimpses
of the Heroic Age" Mrs. E. Raymond
Horton; "A Scene From the Siege OF
Troy" Mrs. Reginald w. Geare;
Achilles Shield" Mrs. H. H. Hulbirt;
Related Trains of Thought" Mrs
John A. McAneny, and Mrs Ernest E
Ingle. Mrs. George Geissler was a
guest, and Miss Margaret B. Buchanan
was welcomed as new member.
Lincoln Women's Relief Corps met
at the home of Mrs. Anna Horn, LAG
INLAND terrace January 18th. Miss
Mary G. Pennock, president, presided
Mrs. Ella Orr read a report of her
work as patriotic instructor.
The department convention will be
held at the Hamilton Hotel, January
81 and February l. Mrs. Horn served
refreshments. The next meeting will
be February 4.
PetwOrth Woman's Cuba joint
meeting of the civic and educational
sections was held Monday evening at
the home of Mrs. c. L. Blake, with
Miss Minnie Garland, Mrs. A. C. Nor
cross and Mrs Frank Stuart as as
SlStant hoSteSSeS. DR.. Walter H. E.
Jaeger, professor of history at the
University of Maryland, spoke on 1.-THE
Saar District and Its International
Relations"
Mrs. Natalie Fernald and Mrs. Fred
CowSill were hostesses to the music
section Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs Fernald.
The art section met Thursday for
luncheon at the PetWorth Methodist
Church. A trip to the Freer Art Gal
lery followed.
A card party was held Friday even
ing at the home of Mrs. A. C. Nor
cross.
The Executive Board will meet jan
uary 81 at the home of Mrs. r. c.
SowerbuttS with Mrs. Frank Schwartz
assisting.
Theta Tau Zeta Delphian CHAPTER
met January IA at the Shoreham Hotel
to study the Umbrian School of Art
and the Vatican treasures. Mrs. Bon
Geaslin was the leader.
The following topics were discussed
THE Umbrian School," Miss Ludy
Omohundro: Raphael" Mrs. Margie
Markley and Miss EStelle Anthony;
Art Treasures of the Vatican" Misses
Gertrude Upton, Wilhelmina Sharpe
and Iva Menefee. Studies of pictures
of the period were presented by Mrs.
F. x. johnson and Misses Loduth La
Raw, Kathryn Doherty and Edith
Aldridge.
The next meeting will be tomorrow
evening at the Shoreham. The subject
will be "Sienese and Venetian Paint
ing" Mrs. R. Page Irving will be
leader
Burnside W0man's Relief Corps,
Auxiliary to the G. A. R., met with
the president, Mrs. Bertha B. Brown,
presiding.
Mrs. Agnes Sibley installed the fol-
lowing officers: President, Mrs. B. B.
Brown, senior vice president. Katie C.
Jones; treasurer, Mrs. Della L.
OBrien; chaplain, Mrs. Alice M.
Burke; conductor, Mrs. Rosalie Mckee
Shelton; secretary, Miss Jennie L.
Hamilton; patriotic instructor, Mrs.
Alice M. Stine: press correspondent,
Miss Mary A. Howarth; musician,
Mrs. Ethel Grimes; assistant conduc-
tor, Mrs. Alice Meade, and assistant
guard, Miss Sarah McMonigle. The
Junior vice president, Miss Ida Mae
Fr1zzell, and guard, Mrs. Strickland,
Will be installed later.
Piano and vocal selections were rem
dered by Melvin Creamer. Assistant
AdJt. Gen. E. D. Godfrey, Department
of Potomac, G.. A. R.; Comdr. John F.
Hauck. Department of Maryland, Sons
of Union Veterans; Mrs Alice Meade.
president of Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mus
Sey Tent No. l, Daughters of Union
Veterans of Civil War, and Mrs. Kali
lenbeck, past corp president from AL
bany, N. Y, spoke.
Mrs. E. Helen Temple, president.
Department of Potomac, w. r. c.,
announced delegates appointed from
all corps to attend the tenth Woman's
Patriotic Conference on National De-
fenSe January 30-31 and February l
at the Mayf1ower Hotel
Miss Hamilton announced commit
tees for the convention of the Depart
ment OF Potomac, January 81 and
FEBRUARY l, at the Hamilton Hotel
Mrs. Charlotte Carey announced a
banquet to be given by the Depart
ment of Potomac. G. A. R, in honor
of the commander in chief, Alfred
G. Stacy, and the national president
Woman'S Relief Corps, Lizetta Coady.
at the Hamilton Hotel, February at
6 pm, followed by installation of
officers.
The Brooks Club annual breakfast
VIII be held today at Scholl's Cafe, a
dance on February 1 and the monthly
open house" night Tuesday. Thomas
Mulroe and Richard Mccarthy will
act as hosts for the open house"
Philo- Classics met January 18 at
the nome of Mrs. G. S. Barnhart,
l434 Rhode Island avenue. After a
lunch the business meeting was opened
by the president, Mrs. M. H. Fohrman.
Mrs. H. E. zimmerman read a paper
on Foreign Critics of Shakespeare.
The study of Henry v was finished.
under the leadership of Mrs. T. A.
Hutton.
WOman's Club of Lyon Village met
with Mrs. Charles Hitler on Spruce
street, with Mrs. Daisy Estes CO.
hostess. Melody hour program was
conducted by Mrs. w. D. Martin. Miss
Edith Farquar, pianist, and her sis
ter, Mrs. E. A Krause of Washington,
sang and played several numbers. L.
j. Williams, baritone, accompanied by
David Babcock of Washington-Lee
High School, sang and played several
selections.
Roosevelt Delphian CHAPTER will
meet at the Raleigh Hotel, Tuesday
at 10 am, with Mrs. Edwin A. Halsey
presiding.
The leader will be Mrs. Gladys B.
Middlemiss. The subject, cart Treas
ures of Florence and Venice" Topics
as follows: Florence-"In the Cathe-
dral Square," Mrs. John B. Kiley:
"The Bargello and the Effizi," Mrs.