Evening star., 1935-04-14
News of Local Clubs

burgh's May 4, Mrs. M. H. Fohrman
and Mrs. Nathan B. Williams; May
6, Mrs. G. L. Peckham and Mrs. Lou
P. Woodruff; May z, Mrs. Ira Shantz
and Mrs. E. M. Pitcher; May 8, Mrs.
M. H. Fohrman and Mrs. c. j.
Stauber; May 9, Mrs. T. A. Hutton
and Mrs. H. E. zimmerman; May 10,
Mrs. H. j. Harris E nd Mrs. A. H. Will
liams; May II, Mrs. Nathan B. Will
liams and Mrs. L. H. Bentley; May
l3, Mrs. E. E. Mottern and Mrs. G. S.
Barnhart.
Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief
Corps, Auxiliary to the G. A. F., met
at the Thomas Circle Club, with the
president. Mrs. May Parker, presiding.
Team No. 2, Mrs. Esther Lippold,
captain, presented "Mirandy's Min
StrelS'
Guests were the department presi-
dent, Miss Mary Howarth, and her
staff; Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Warner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lime, Irving
Bucklin, George DRterich, Percy
Parker, Mrs. 8eulah Woltz of the
! Department Of Ohio and Mrs. Fry
dinger of Lyon Park, va.
At the next meeting, May 2, at 8
pm, candidates will be initiated at
| the Thomas Circle Club, with Mrs.
Hattie Canada, captain of team No.
/, in charge.
Ohio Girls Club of Washington, at
its meeting last Friday night, 1926
Massachusetts avenue, was entertained
with moving pictures of the national
parks, accompanied by lecturer, DR..
| Dent of the National Park Service.
Mrs Adelaide Hibbard, member of the
National Theater Players. gave read
ingS. Soprano solos by Miss Mathilda
Heuser were rendered.
The annual benefit theater party Is
scheduled May ! at the National.
Miss Fanny Davis, 1921 Sixteenth
street is chairman.
All Ohio girls in Washington and
| their friends are invited to participate
in social affairs of the club.
The Susan B. Anthony Forum will
meet at the Y. w. c. A. Friday eve
ming. The program will consist of a
| panel discussion on the status of
women nationally and internationally.
The members of the panel and their
subjects are as follows. Mrs. Percy
| NJ. Bailey, What the Pioneers of the
| Woman Movement Faced; Mrs. Cles-
/ telle M. Lewis, THE Married Woman
and the Home; Miss Mary Regal,
| "Gainful Occupations Outside the
/ NHrc Erios1d
Social Inequalities; Miss Myrtle Re-
jane Patterson. What Do Women
Lack Politically?":: Mrs. Rose Arnold
Powell, "Observations in Educational
and Religious Fields" and Mrs. Ade-
| laide Johnson. The International
Outlook" The forum is open 10
women and girls.
The W0men's Auxiliary Of the ID. C..
Osteopathic Association will meet
Tuesday at Golfers Inn, 1907 Colum-
bia road at 1890. The officers re-
Gently elected are: President. Dr. Lulu
l. Waters; vice president. DR.. Mary
Downs; secretary treasurer, Mrs.
George Maxfield.
The CercIe des Precieuses Ridicules
met "Wednesday evening at the Bur-
I lington Hotel, the hostess being Nine.
I Arthur NJ. Chichester.
/ The meeting was opened by the
| president, M. William J. Wallis, and
! the following program was presented
/ Reading by Nine Edward B. Meigs,
/ lie Musee du Fort Hunter, a Harris
| burg, Pensylvanie"-a description of
her ancestral home vocal solos by Nine.
Joseph Mills Hanson. with piano ac-
compartment by Nine. Elsie Cramner,
''Vivons en- Chantant." Mon Ha-
meau," "Plantons Ia Vigne" and lie
Occur de Ma Mie"-old songs arranged
by jacques Dalcroze: reading by NJ.
, Pierre de Chauny. Les Deux Pantou-
| f1es"-Philibert Audebrand; vocal
solos by Nine. Francise Bass Wilson,
with piano accompaniment by Nine.
Eva Whitford Lovette. Destination
| Emusic by Fontanet, words by Cop
| pee); "Je Pleurais en- Reve" Emusic
by Hue, words by Heine). and "Vous
| Dansez, Maruuise" Gemaire).
Gamma Chapter, Delphian Society,
| will meet at the Shoreham Hotel to-
morrow at 8 o'clock, the meeting to be
/ presided over by the president. Mrs
J. Leroy Elliott. The study of early
music of Asiatics, Greeks and early
Christians will be taken up under the
leadership of Mrs. Evelyn Bright
Buckley.
The Washington Zonta Club met
Wednesday at the Y. w. C. A. with
DR.. Mildred Dickerson presiding.
DR.. Harold E. Warner, principal Of
Hine Junior High School, spoke on the
development of secondary schools
throughout the United States.
Mrs. j. T. Lewis and Miss Margaret
Lancaster, garden consultant, were
/ among the guests.
The District Society. Danes of the
Loyal Legion. held its April meeting in
the Mayf1ower Hotel. Mrs. Mary Logan
| Tucker presiding. James F. Gill, as
Sistant director of the Lincoln
Museum, acknowledged the receipt of
a miniature replica of the cabin in
Kentucky in which Abraham Lincoln
was born, which has been installed in
the museum having been presented
by the legion.
Dr. w. M. Gewher. dean of history
in the American University, spoke on
Some Aspects Of the International
| Situation"
The Washington Quota Club met
Thursday evening at the Women's
City Club. Mrs. Lucille F. McMillin,
United States Civil Service Commits
sioner, spoke on her work as civil
service commissioner.
Miss M. A. Mitchamore of the
Winnipeg. Canada, Quota Club was
| also among the guests at the meeting.
New members voted into the club
during the first quarter of 1885 are
as follows: Mrs. Elizabeth Aurand of
Winnipeg. Canada. Quota Club was
boarding house proprietor; Miss Mae
Helm. assistant corporation counsel:
DR.. Lesh Minkin. dentist: Mrs. Sallie
P. Muchmore, Better Business Bureau;
Miss Belle McClelland, publicity dis
tribution. Treasury Department; Mrs.