Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-14
AA. i. v. GROUP
MEETING CALLED
Washington Branch Will
Gather at Club House To-
morrow at 4::30 Pm.

morrow at 4::30 Pm.
The Washington branch of the
American Association of University
Women Will meet III the lounge at the
club house, 1884 street, tomorrow at
4:3O o'clock for tea. with Miss Mary
Vaccaro and Miss Laura SilSby as
hosteSseS and Miss Sara Lerch in
charge Of the music.
The junior group will hold a dinner
bridge at $50 pm. Thursday, with
Miss Sara MoSer as hostess.
The Friday evening duplicate con-
tract group, with Mrs. Warner j.
O'Leary as leader, will not play this
week at the club, but instead will go
to the home of DR.. Louise Taylor
Jones in Virginia.
On account of the absence from
the city of Mrs. F.. E. Edgington, Mrs.
Inez Sheldon Tyler, who was sched-
uled to appear on the program July
Is, gave a review from her poetry
magazine Blue Moon at the regular
book review section Thursday and
Mrs. Edgington will appear On the
program July rs at II o'clock instead,
reviewing THE House Divided" by
Pearl Buck.
The DIR. Kate Waller Barrett Circle
Of the Florence Crittent0n Home held
its last meeting of the season at the
home of its president, Mrs. F. G.
Umhau. 1859 Alaska avenue. when the
circle celebrated its first birthday
anniversary.
Mrs. Thomas E. Robertson, presi-
dent of the board of the home, was
the guest Of honor She gave the
origin of the home. Miss Frances
Dysinger, executive secretary of the
Lutheran Inner Mission Society, was
also guest.
The next meeting will be held
September 26.
Delta Sigma Chapter, Sigma Phi
Gamma International Sorority.-The
officers met at the home of Peggy
Conner for dinner July S. The by
laws were revised and schedule for
the coming year was outlined.
At the last meeting. held at the home
Of Peggy Conner, it was decided q
fund would be kept to enable the
members to attend the convention next
June in Milwaukee. Mary Louise
Fields, a former member Of Delta Beta
Chapter, st. Louis, Mo, who is now
working in Washington, has now affli-
ated with Delta Sigma Chapter.
The officers elected at the recent
convention, held In Washington at
Wardman Park Hotel, are Doris
Mowery, president Newark, Ohio;
Anne Murtaugh, vice president, Mil
waukee, Wis: Flo Greene, treasurer,
Miami, Fla; Luella Handel, secretary,
Columbus, Ohio; Catherine Mengel
Hill, editor. Columbus. Ohio; Mary
Ann Dettloff, historian, Detroit, Mich.
Barbara Latta Meyer. organizer, Terre
Haute, Ind, and Kay Denny Reid, re-
firing president automatically becomes
counselor, Chicago, Ill.
The next meeting will be held Au-
gust at the home Of Marion Wood
end.
U. S. Grant Circle, Department OF
| the c. A. R.-Miss Emma F. Hayward
president of the department, and her
officers attended the meeting Tues
day night in the Washington Loan &,
Trust Building.
v@roctlnot ~
the circle, introduced Mrs. Margare,
Hopkins Worrell, department coun-
! selor, who spoke on the memorial
| shrine which Is to be erected by the
national department in this city in
the near future. She also spoke of the
national convention. which is to be
held in Grand Rapids, Mich, the week
of September 8.
Mrs. Harriet Disney, Mrs. julia
Marks, Mrs. Elsie r. Satterf1eld, Mrs
Mary T. Ingram and Mrs. Genevievt
Craig were initiated and Mr.. Dreamer
received the obligation.
A bus ride was planned for July 90
Mrs. Mary r. McKeever Is in charge
Mrs Mary Sitz Parker rendered mu-
steal selections, as did Mrs. Dreamer
and her two sons.
Miss Hayward was presented with
bouquet by the circle. The next
meeting Is July % at the home of Mrs
Fortier.
Business Women's Council meeting
in the chapel of the First
Presbyterian Church Tuesday, 8 pm
Mrs. Hattie @. Ruppart will give a
travelogue on her recent visit to the
Pacific Coast, including the San Diego
Exposition. Miss Elizabeth Cooper will
take charge of the devotional period
at 6:45.
The Zonta Club of Washington met
at luncheon Wednesday at the Y. w
c. A., with the vice president, Miss
Mary w. Sigman, in the chair.
A debate, Should Children Be
Spanked?" was presented by Miss
Mary A. Lindsey for the Affirmative
and Miss Elizabeth E. Haney for the
negative, with Mrs. Amelia GUIDE
Thomas as chairman. The judges
Mrs. Harriet Rinaker Howe, Mrs. Emily
Dickinson and Mrs. Lois Dowdle Cobb
brought in verdict of a tie in points
The youngest guest of the club, Miss
Katharine Guide Thomas, aged 5, gave
as her opinion, "They should be
spanked all the time" Other guests
were Mrs. William F. Guide, Miss
Esther Lohrer and Mrs. Cornell Rem
son.
Curley CIub.-The annual moon
light excursion will be held tomorrow
on the City Of Washington, the
steamer leaving her wharf at $50
o'clock. An entertainment and a
band concert will be features. Pro-
ceeds will be applied to the scholar
ship fund of the club.
At the conclusion Of the regular
meeting in the Continental Hotel last
Thursday evening an entertainment
and reception in honor Of three recent
hridae ond bridecroor,s uern held