Evening star., 1935-03-17

Edwin Maxwell. Miss Sallie J. Sim
mons, Miss Alice Terrell and Miss
Creina Mahoney.
Following the tea a half hour Of
music will be given by Marvin Gardi-
ner. baritone. and Mrs. Dorothy
Raddee Emery at the piano.
At the Civics Committee meeting
Tuesday. at 1890 o'clock. a forum
luncheon will be held. Mrs. Henry
Grattan Doyle, vice chairman of the
! Board of Education, will outline the
history and functions of that board,
and Mrs. Lyman B. Swornstedt, a
/ member of the Public Library Board,
will explain the activities of the board
which she represents. At 4:45 pm,
at the book hour section, Mrs. William
Allen Slade will discuss the book en-
titled, "A Few Travellers Of the Eight
eenth Century"
On Wednesday, at $50 pm, spe-
cial meeting Of the drama section
is called.
On Saturday the Tuesday Evening
Bridge Club will give bridge lunch
con at the club house at 80 o'clock.
The music section is presenting
Bernard Peronchi, cellist, in a recital
March "a.
The Washington Branch, American
Association of University Women, will
give tea tomorrow at o'clock. Miss
Nina Strandberg of Finland will talk
on Women and Social Welfare Work
in Finland" The hostess will be Mrs
w. c. Harlee, assisted by Mrs. Edward
P. Costigan, Mrs. Henry Grafton
Doyle, Mrs. E. B. Mckinley, Mrs.
w. c. Rigby, Miss Eta Taggart, Mrs.
Frank Hiram Smell, Mrs. Thomas D.
Lewis and Mrs. Richard Hogue.
The International Relations Com
mittee will have a dinner Wednesday
at Z pm. Ambassador Troyanovsky
Of Russia will speak on "The Role of
Science in International Relations" :"
Reservations will close Tuesday at 8
pm.
The Junior group will entertain at
a dinner Thursday at $50 pm. Bridge,
or games for those who do not care
to play bridge, will follow the dinner.
Miss Mary Louise Chace will act as
hostess.
The club will give luncheon March
% at lis o'clock. Mrs. H. Milton
Colvin will be the hostess.
The junior group will have a dance
March % at O'Clock. Miss Alice
Jewell will be the hostess, assisted by
Miss Eleanor Hoyt and Mrs. Agnes
Arnold.
A buffet supper, sponsored by the
Education Committee, will be given
March "a at $50 pm. There will be
panel discussion of the social
significance of the Civilian Conserva-
ton Corps. Robert Fechner, director
Of the G. G. c., will be the chief
participant.
Other members of the panel include
Frank Persons of the United States
Department of Labor, John Coffman,
chief forester of the National Park
Service; Christopher Granger, United
States Forest Service; Col. Duncan K.
Major, War Department, and DR.. c. S.
Marsh of the Office Of education.
Richard Hogue will preside and
reservations should be made by calling
the club house, 1884 I street.
The Cercle des Precieuses Ridicules
met Wednesday evening at the Burling-
ton, the hostesses being Nine. Manuel
Cambouri and Nine. Marguerite de
Porry. The meeting was opened by
the president, M. William j. Wallis,
and the following program was given:
Piano solos: "Pastorale," by Scarlatti,
and Caprice" by Schumann. Mile.
Marjorie Morrison-Smith. Anecdotes,
Nine. Manuel Cambouri. Vocal solos:
Rose d'FIiver," by Fontenelle; "J'ai
Tant de Choses Vous Dire" by Fer
rari, and "Tu me Dirais," by Chami-
made; Nine. Pierre de Chauny, accom-
panied at the piano by Nine. William
j. Wallis. Piano solos: 'Etude en- Fa
Mineur" and "Etude en- La Mineur,"
by Chopin: M. r. Elwood Backenstoss.
Comedy: La Chambree," played by M.
Henri Lazzard and M. Pierre de
Chauny.
Soroptomist Club.-At the business
meeting wednesday at the Willard
Hotel, with Miss Marjorie Webster,
president, presiding, it was proposed
to accommodate at least 30 girls from
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