Evening star., 1935-01-13
Alumnae to Be Guests
Of Smith College Club
Washington Program for National Association
Will Include Visit to the
Folger Library.

S. Rawdon, Mrs. George F. Titrirgton
and Mrs. F. c. Umhau.
Kit Carson, w. r. c., on January
at the Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
Club, installed officers as follows:
President, Mrs. Hattie Usry; senior
vice president, Mrs. Rena Harlan;
junior vice president Mrs. Mary E.
Di Mario; chaplain, Mrs. Margaret v.
Marsh: patriotic instructor, Mrs. Sara
Mcmillan; treasurer, Mrs. Louise
Watson; secretary. Mrs. Mary H. Win
gate; conductor, Miss Eta p. Moore;
assistant conductor, Miss Edith Will
son; guard, Mrs. Anna j. Kirkley;
assistant guard, Miss Bertha Nc
Quorn; press correspondent, Mrs.
Anna J. Kirkley; delegates to depart
ment convention, Mrs. Kirkley, Mrs.
Harlan, Miss McQuorn and Mrs.
Oxley, and alternates, Mrs. Titrington,
Miss Wilson, Miss Dietz and Mrs.
Bergner.
The Petworth Woman's Club met
Monday evening in the PetWorth
School, with the vice president. Mrs.
A. N. Jones, presiding. Mrs. w. S.
Jones was elected to membership and
Mrs. Virginia Perrin, who was voted in
last month, was welcomed. Mrs. Har-
vey Wiley, president of the District OF
Columbia Federation, spoke on the ad-
vantages of membership in the Gen.
eral Federation.
Mrs. Laura L. Waters. president OF
the National Parks Club of America,
gave an illustrated talk on THE Ca
madam Rockies and Alaska" The
music section rendered selections with
Mrs Walter Bishop as accompanist.
A card party will be held the evening
of January 25 at the home of Mrs.
A. C. Norcross. 819 Taylor street,
through whom reservations may be
made by telephone.
Mrs. j. S. Rogers was hostess to the
hospitality section Wednesday after
noon.
The Visiting Nurses Unit will assem-
BILE for work on surgical dressings at
the Georgia avenue branch of the In
structive Visiting Nurses Society to-
morrow afternoon.
The literature section will meet to-
morrow evening at the home of Mrs
L. T. Jones, 80 Grant Circle, with
Mrs. w. S. Ryan and Mrs. T. S.
Tincher assisting. Those scheduled to
AXE part in the program are Mrs. Lea
fie Dietz. Mrs. Griffith Evans and Mrs.
S. G. Waite.
Mrs. M F. Lipphard will be hostess
to the philanthropic section Tuesday
afternoon. with Mrs. A. l.. Jennings
as assistant hostess.
The home section meeting will be
held January 18. at the home of Mrs.
Sue Richwine, with Mrs. Frank Minich
as assistant. Mrs. H. J. Phelps will
speak on "Budgeting"
Iota Phi Delta Chapter. DeIphians,
met at the Shoreham Hotel January
3, to sign the chapters charter and
for the study and discussion of Mod
ern Worlds Heritage from Judea."
A survey of the subject was given
~ Mrs. Raymond E. Horton, the leader
for the day. Those taking part in the
discussion were Mrs. Earl M. Spencer,
Mrs. Earl G. Taylor, Mrs. Carl H.
Smith, Mrs. G. Fred Coles, Mrs. Wal
ter M. Bane, Mrs. James l.. Bates,
Mrs. H. B. Brooks, Mrs. H. H Hulbirt.
E. Ingle, Mrs. Harold F. Machien and
Mrs. John A. McAneny.
A luncheon was held at the Shore
ham when Mrs. G.. Fred Coles acted
as mistress of ceremonies.
The president, Mrs. Carl H. Smith,
was presented by the chapter with a
corSage bouquet of red roses. Mrs.
Eleanor Wilson, the guest of honor,
who addressed the chapter. received
white gardenias. Other guests were
Mrs. Claudia Scott, Mrs. j. D. David
son, Mrs. Earl Ament and Master
Ramsey Wilson.
The Woman's Club of Sixteenth
Street Highlands met at the home of
Mrs. Richard Wheat, 1443 Madison
street. Miss Inez Virgins gave a talk
on Florence. Italy.
Refreshments were served, the host
esS being assisted by Mrs. William
Hessick, Mrs. James Karnes and Mrs.
George Shoemaker.
Girls Friendly SOciety.-The Dio-
ceSan Council met at the parish house
OF the Church of the Epiphany last
Friday evening. Mrs. George E. Pari-
seau and Mrs. Alexander S. Steuart
were reelected president and first vice
president, respectively; Mrs. John C.
Boyd, elected second vice president;
Miss A. Marjorie Zug of st. James
Branch, Bowie, Md, secretary; Miss
Annebel Tillett, treasurer. One of
the main topics of discussion was the
assistance to be given the national
office in the carrying out of its Ma
tion-wide program.
The senior club Is planning its an
nual banquet at the Dodge Hotel
January "a. Miss Elizabeth Prescott
is chairman of the committee, with
Miss Sally Smith and Mrs. Dorothy
Goode assisting.
The Epiphany Branch will have
Rev. Harry Lee Doll as its guest to-
morrow evening, when he will con-
tinue his series of talks on the history
of the church.
Marietta Park W0men's Club
Mrs. Thomas C.. Atkeson, chairman,
education section, announces a dis
cussion on Equal Rights Amendment"
Tuesday at 8 pm. at the home of Mrs.
William Carney, 424 Oneida place.
The philanthropic section, under the
leadership of Miss Olive Long, recently
distributed $50 packages of candy at
the Home for the Aged and Infirm, also
baskets of food to unfortunate families
in the neighborhood. The section will
meet Wednesday evening at the home
of Miss Long, 300 Rittenhouse street
northwest.
A supper dance and card party
sponsored by the Ways and Means
Committee will be given at Indian
Spring Country Club after Easter.
The North Beach Woman's Club
visited the General Baking Co.'S con-
sumers' kitchen, where demonstra-
ton was given by the home economist,
Miss Harriet Bischopp.
The president of the club, Mrs. r. B.
Shaw, presided at the monthly meet
ing held at the Thomas Circle Club.
On January II the club will give q