Evening star., 1935-11-24

row at the home Of Mrs. Holland
Huntington for q musical tea, with
Mrs. John H. Simmons and Mrs.
Hugh Murren in charge Of the pro-
gram and Mrs. william s. Graham
hostess Tor tea.
The art section will meet at the
CARRIER Galleries. 1910 Eighteenth
street, Tuesday, when Paul @. CARRIER
will talk to the members on Oriental
Rugs"
The Patent Lawyers Club held q
dinner meeting Wednesday. The
guest of honor, Judge Charles S. Hat
field Of the United States Court Of
Customs and Patent Appeals, deliv-
cred an address on his experiences as
q member of both the bar and bench.
Woman's City CIub-Miss Elva Nc
Namara will be hostess at the informal
tea today.
George A. Benson Of the Mime
apolis Journal will talk about This
Distracted World" at a meeting Of the
current events section Tuesday at s
o'clock.
Reservations are being received for
the club Thanksgiving dinner and
program Thursday at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. John M. Waters will present a
new film at a meeting Of the travel
section Wednesday at BIS.
The Curley Club will give a min
strel, entitled Melody Cruise" the
second week in January, directed by
Prof. Claude Nichols, assisted by
Richard Stewart, stage manager; j. T.
Scanlon, assistant stage manager, and
Julia Ann Kirby, business manager.
The memorial mass will be cele-
brated at St. Patrick's Church at 8
am. today by Rev. Francis Kelley,
chaplain, for the deceased members
Of the club.
The next meeting will be tomorrow
night at the Continental Hotel, fol-
lowed by dancing.
The Entire Nous Club met at the
home of Mrs. Charles P. Keyser, preSi-
dent, last Monday afternoon.
Clothes Conservation Project for
Women" was the subject of q talk
by Mrs. Lloyd Biddle, president Of
the District Of Columbia Federation
Of Women's Clubs. A dinner will be
given at the Y. W. C. A. on E street
January 8, by the club.
Mrs. James Underwood, chairman
for ex-service men at Walter Reed,
reported their needs. On November
% the club will provide Thanks
giving party in the locked ward for
mental veterans of the World War.
The Will Rogers memorial plan was
presented by Mrs. Ruth SnodgrasS and
the names of Entire Nous Club re-
corded. A Christmas party will be
held at the some Of Mrs. William
Sault, 229 Sherman circle, December
IL. The Gay will be spent making
comfort bags for the 100 war veterans
at Walter Reed. A buffet luncheon
will be served at / o'clock.
The club plans to prepare several
baskets for distribution at Thanks
giving.
Mrs. Keyser introduced three new
members, Mrs. Parker Cook, Mrs. Lee
Spire and Mrs. George Cook. Honor
guests were Mrs Biddle, Mrs. Daniel,
Mrs. SnodgraSs, Mrs. p I. Balch, Mrs.
Claude Porter, Mrs. Merton Triplett,
Mrs. H. NJ. Hunter, Mrs. Rodger
Chatham. Mrs Edy, wife of the as
sistant budget director, and Mrs. J. N.
Hay.
Cleveland Park w. C. T. q. met at
the home Of Mrs. H. B. Brooks on
Porter street Monday afternoon. Mrs.
William ]. Peters presided.
Reports were made by Mrs. D. c.
Bradley, Mrs. Lille Lawrence, Mrs.
A. G. Christie. Mrs. Hiram K. Green,
Mrs Hopkins and Mrs. McAneny.
Christmas work was planned for the
Gospel Mission and the soldiers and
sailors. Mrs. Dorothy Scates was the
guest soloist.
Other guests were Mrs. Ruth Mag
nuson, Mrs. Sadie Stegner, Mrs. w. P.
Benson and Mrs. BERTHE Farmer, Dis
trict director of White Ribbon recruits.
Mrs. Ida Ramsey, president of the
District w. c. T. u, spoke. Mrs. w.
P. Barrows, Mrs. L. M. Noyes and Mrs.
w. NJ. Bane assisted the hostess.
The Zonta Club Of Washington met
Wednesday at the Y. w. C. A. Miss
Mary Sigman, vice president, presided.
The club pledged $100 for the Com
munity Chest and $50 to the Marion
DeForest fund. All the zonta clubs
donate to this fund, which is for the
purpose Of organizing new zonta clubs.
The club will be given a Thanks
giving message by Mrs. William S.
Abernethy next Wednesday.
The Irish Study Club of the Ladies
Auxiliary, Ancient Order of Hibernians,
met at the home of Mrs. Nellie B.
Kelser, 1900 Newton street northeast.
The District chaplain, Rev. Timothy
N. MacCarthy of the Catholic Uni
versity, was the chairman. The meet
| ing was opened with prayer, followed
by '"The Star Spangled Banner"
Rev. Michael Eagan of st. An
thongs Church delivered a lecture on
"Clonmacnoise."
Miss Theresa Collins, district presi-
dent, sang and selections were rem
dered by D. Power Stanton of Balti-
more. A paper was read by Patrick
O'Dea, past president of Commodore
John Barry Division, on the life Of
John Boyle OReilly. Songs by Miss
Margaret Walsh.
The club will entertain Baltimore
Hibernians today at the Knights Of
Columbus Hall from s to 8 pm.
The University Of Nebraska Alumni
Club held q luncheon meeting last
Tuesday at Wesley Hall. Chancellor
and Mrs. z. A. Burnett were the
guests of honor.
Other out-of-town guests were Dean
W. w. Burr, w. H. Brokaw, r. E.
Holland, Howard Gramlich, Fred