Evening star., 1935-04-07
News of Local Clubs
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J. O'Leary. A business meeting will
follow.
Miss Sara Lerch Is entertaining the
players tomorrow at pm. at her
home, 1926 Seventeenth street.
The music appreciation group will
meet Tuesday at 4:45 pm. in the
lounge, with Miss. Marta Brokaw,
leader.
Miss Mary r. Parkman will review
"a Backward Glance" by Edith
Wharton, for the evening book re-
view section at tbs pm. Tuesday.
The group will dine together at 6
pm. in the wistaria room.
THE Changing College" will be
the subject Of the panel discussion,
sponsored by the Education Commit
tee, Wednesday at pm. DR.. Dorothy
Stimson, dean of Goucher College,
will be the chief speaker. Partici-
pants in the panel will be Miss Nellie
Buckley. DR.. Wood Gray, Leifur
Magnusson and Mrs. David Wing.
Mrs. Albert L. Barrows will direct the
discussion.
Mrs. Myron s. Anderson will re-
view Village in the Valley" by Bev-
erly Nichols, Thursday at IL am. in
the lounge. Miss Edna Clark will
lead this group.
Miss Elsie E. Green will be the host
ess for the junior group dinner bridge
Thursday at $50 pm. She will be
assisted by Miss Elizabeth Cooper and
Miss Florence Fritz.
At 8 pm. Thursday the art appre-
citation group will meet in the lounge,
with Miss Louise Newell, leader. A
study of Raphael and Correggio and
the influences affecting their work
will be noted.
Duplicate contract bridge will be
held Friday at 1880 pm. in the lounge
Chevy Chase Branch of the League
Of American Pen Women and their
friends will be the guests of Mrs. En-
ma Slack at the home of Mrs. Jesse
Nicholson, 103 Newlands street, Chevy
Chase, Md, this evening at buffet
supper and musicale.
The secretary of the Mexican EN-
bassy and Pendleton Hogan Of Wash
ington, author, will speak. Mrs. Hes
ter Beal Provenson will give readings
The Argyle Study Club will meet
with Mrs. j. E. Douglass, Sulgrave
Apartments, next Tuesday, with
luncheon at / o'clock
Mrs. Glenn Tufts will read a paper
on Government and Military" con-
tinuing the subject Of Japan and
China"
VoteIess District Of CoIumbis
League of Women VoterS.-The Com.
mittee on Government and Education
of which Mrs. Dudley Willard is chair.
man, will make tour Of the nursery
schools in Washington, Mrs. Mordecat
Ezekiel, director of white nursery
schools under the F. E. r. A., acting
as leader. Members and friends viii
start from 1884 I street at 9 O'Clock
tomorrow morning
The Child Welfare Committee met
at the home of the chairman, Mrs
Jesse Adkins, on April l. Miss Louise
Mcclure, director of social service ir
the Juvenile Court; DR.. Hans Weiss
director of the probation department
of the Juvenile Court; Mrs. Van Vleck
and Mrs. Crocker from Iowa made
addresses.
In May the committee will make q
tour of the institutions to which de-
linquent and dependent children are
committed by the Juvenile Court and
the Board of Public Welfare.
The Committee on Government and
the Legal Status of Women of the
League, under the Craftsmanship OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Friedman, Is planning
an open dinner meeting at which
there will be q panel discussion on the
subject, whittier Feminism?" Among
the speakers will be Mrs. Emily Newell
Blair, Mrs. Lavinia Engle, Miss Mary
Anderson and Mrs. Edward P. Costi-
gan. The dinner will be held at 1701
Twentieth street April %.
Entire Nous Club.-Among the hos
tesses who will entertain guests at
the card benefit tomorrow afternoon
are Mrs. A. Algernon Rankin Bailey,
whose guests will be Mrs. Brice Mar
tin, Mrs. Francis Clark and Mrs
L. w. Parks; Mrs. George Cook and
George Cook, jr., and Mrs. Alexander
P. Heron, and Mrs. Charles P. Keyser
and guests, Mrs. Samuel Major, Mrs
Clifton Denney and Mrs. Warren
Haines.
Soroptomist CIub.-Mark Wooding
memory expert, was the honor guest
speaker Wednesday. Miss Marjorie
Webster, president, presided.
New members admitted at the last
board meeting were Miss Constance
Fogel of the Riggs National Bank
and Miss Edith Terrill Of Eiseman's
Inc.
The Venture Club will give a bridge
party Wednesday night at the home
Of Miss Estelle Zirkin to raise money
for a child now being treated for
tuberculosis.
Music was furnished by Miss Edith
Mitchell, SOlOlSC, accompanied py MrS
Jewell Downs at the piano.
Abraham Lincoln Circle, No. 3
Ladies Of the G. A. R., met Monday
at the New willard Hotel. Miss Nellie
Colclazier presided.
Arrangements were made to par.
ticipate In the Army day parade.
Miss Matt Lewis announced the Dis
trict of Columbia Federation meeting
May z and 8 at the Roosevelt Hotel.
The National Patriotic Council in
vited the members to attend the an
nual national defense breakfast al
the Willard Hotel on April Is al
1880 o'clock. Reservations for tables
with Mrs. David D. Caldwell.
In connection with the art exhibits
conducted by the federation, May Is
to May %, this circle will act as
hostess at Sloane's stores, I'll Twelfth
street.
Mrs. Mary King was initiated and
Mrs. e. M. Baker was proposed fos
membership.
North Star, w. G. T. u, met Tues.
day ct the home Of Mrs. q. II. George