Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-01-06
\ r. ESTHER CAUKIN BRU-

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morrow at o'clock before the Wash
ington branch of the American Asso-
citation of University Women.
The hostess will be Miss Louise
Newell. assisted by Miss Bell w. Bag
ley, Miss Frances E. Chickering, Mrs.
Frederic z. harrington, Mrs. Harold
N. Fowler, Miss Elizabeth B. Leech,
Miss Isabelle Stone, Mrs. George Bull
lock-Willis and Miss Helen L. Fart
man.
A buffet supper will be sponsored
by the junior group January at 6
Junior High School, directed by Miss
hostesses will be Miss Ellen AGREE
and Miss Margaret Charters.
The Education Committee will give
a dinner January 9 at o'clock. DR..
John w. Studebaker, United States
commissioner of education, will speak
on THE Public Forum as an Agency
for Adult Education" DR.. George
Bowerman will conduct panel dis
cuSSion after DR.. Studebaker's speech
on the general subject of adult edu-
cation. Participants in the panel will
be Miss Hilda Smith, Miss Grace
FrySinger, Mr.. Albert w. Atwood,
Miss Maude Alton and Mrs. Harriet
Ahlers Houdlette.
The District of Columbia Federation
of Women's Clubs will be represented
at the annual midWinter Executive
Board meetings of the General FEEDER
alton at headquarters, 1874 N street.
by Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt, director,
and by the president, Mrs. Harvey
W. Wiley. These meetings will meet
January Is to 10 and will be presided
over by Mrs. Grace Morrison Poole,
president of the General Federation.
Mrs. Wiley and Mrs. Merritt will also
attend the meetings of the Southeast
Council at Maryland University Janu-
airy Is and IA. This council is COM
posed of presidents and directors from
the Southeast Atlantic States.
Mrs. Adelaide Hubbard will be pre-
sented during the weekly broadcast,
Friday, at lis pm, over Station
WRC. For some years she was
member of the National Theater
Players.
The department of education, Mrs.
Otto L. Veerhoff, chairman, will en-
terrain at luncheon in honor Of Mrs.
Fred L. Pigeon, chairman of the de-
partment of education Of the General
Federation, January ID at the DENIM
son Trade School for Girls. Reserva-
lions may be made through Mrs. Don
Smith.
Business Womens Council meeting
in the chapel of the Covenant-First
TJpn rhyrtn To O.
pm. Miss Claudia Thomson will give
an address on Picturesque Norway"
illustrated with pictures. Arthur
Slaght, dean of the Bible Institute,
will speak at the devotional period at
6:45. Supper. to els.
ZOnta CIub.-Dr. Joseph R. Sizoo,
as guest speaker, spoke of the posi-
bilities and trend of interests for the
year 1885. Mrs. Edith Salisbury in
troduced DR.. Sizoo.
Among the guests were Mrs. Joseph
r. Sizoo, Mrs. C. v. Troup of Gallau-
Diet College, Mrs. j. w. Leverton, Miss
McCallip and Mrs. William Marshall
Woods.
Twentieth Century C4ub.-The in
ternational outlook section will meet
tomorrow at the Y. w. G. A. at 2:15
pm. DR.. Constantine Brown of The
Washington Evening Star will speak
on Recent European Developments
and Their Repercussions on the Pa
cific." Mrs Edwin G. Nourse will dis
cuss her recent visit to Mexico.
The nature section, under the lead
ership of Mrs Leo D. Miner, will have
an outing January through the Zoo.
The section is requested to meet at
10 am. at the Connecticut avenue en-
trance.
Girls Friendly Society.-A meet
ing of the Diocesan Council will be
held Friday evening in the Church OF
the Epiphany parish house.
The Epiphany branch will resume
its meetings tomorrow evening. Harry
Lee Doll continues his series of talks
on church history. Supper will be
served at o'clock and classes will
begin at Z.
Washington Council No. %, Ladies
of the U. C. C. of E., met at the home
of Mrs. Burton. The next meeting
will be January 9, at the home of Mrs.
Neill, 1915 K street northeast. Lunch
will be furnished by the hostess. After
the meeting cards will be played.
George Washington Chapter, Del
phian Society, met at the Shoreham
Hotel, under the leadership of Mrs.
Robert w. Howard The subject was
'Shakespeare's Contemporaries and
E7A1l lnfn tNnv.
Mrs. Clarence West, president, gave
the preliminary survey. The follow
ing topics were given: Shakespeare
and His Fellow Dramatists," Mrs. j.
3. Tiffey; 1.-The Maids Tragedy" Mrs.
Rawley; "Philaster," Mrs. Fred
Golden. After the meeting the group
had luncheon at the Shoreham in
honor of Mrs. Fred Golden, who Is
moving to Philadelphia.
The next meeting will be January 9
at 10 o'clock, under Mrs. Stephen Du
Burr's leadership. The subject will be
French Drama" development of
Drama in France" Mrs Du Binder;
"Corneille's LIE Ced," Mrs. Bell; Act
and Act II" Mrs. Evans; Act III,
Mrs. Freiot; "Act ~" Mrs. Smith;
and Act "" Mrs. Brown, are the
topics 10 De gwen. Assignment OF
topics, Mrs. Carolyn Rask.
Chapter B., p. o. E., was entertained
at Christmas party at the home of
Mrs. Robert McMillen, $3.50 Twelfth
street, the hostess having assisting
her Mrs. Elliott F. Brumbaugh, Mrs.
Joy Elmer Morgan, Miss Ethel Blake,
Mrs. A. H. Williams, Mrs. Horton H.
McKeever and Mrs. w. A. Orion.
Mrs. McMillen, first vice president,
presided over the business meeting.
Mrs. A. H. Williams of the Philan-
thropic Committee reported seven
Christmas baskets had been given to
needy families by her committee
Other chairmen reporting we're Mrs.
E. o. Woodruff, P. E. o. news; Mrs.
E. T. Lomas, Cooperative Board, and
Mrs. Worthy p Sterns visiting.
Mrs. Joy Elmer Morgan gave
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