Evening star., 1935-04-28
News of Local Clubs

On Thursday the Glee Club of the
entertainment entitled "a Melody of
Spring" for the benefit of the work
OF the club.
Iota Phi Delta Chapter, DeIphians,
Hotel, Mrs. Carl H. Smith presiding
The program, "Plowshares Into
Swords" was led by Mrs. James L..
Bates, who gave summary of same.
The following topics were presented
and discussed: "Rome's First Con-
quests" Mrs. John A. McAneny and
Miss Margaret B. Buchanan: Early
Roman Ideals" Mrs. e. Raymond
Horton and Mrs. Earl M. Spencer;
"Annexing q Peninsula" Mrs. Earl G.
Taylor and Mrs. Alexander Wylie:
THE First Punic War" Mrs. Ernest
E. Ingle and Mrs Elmer L. PETER;
1.-The Great Ordeal of Rome" Mrs.
Herbert B. Brooks, Mrs. H. H. HUI
birt and Mrs. w. B. Hutton: 1.-The
Aftermath Of the Punic Wars" Mrs.
Reginald w. Geare; Social Develop
ments Of the Expanding Nation" Mrs.
Harold F. Machlan and Mrs. Macleod
Maurice. Mrs. Paisley Of Pittsburgh
was q guest.
Business Women's Council meeting
in the chapel of the Covenant First
Presbyterian Church, Tuesday, 8 pm.
This is to be a social evening planned
by the Recreation Committee. Rev.
Robert M. Skinner, pastor Georgetown
Presbyterian Church, will be the
speaker at the devotional period at
| GAS.
Ohio Girls Club of Washington will
hold its annual benefit theater party
at the National Wednesday night.
Miss Fanny Davis is chairman on ar
rangements. The last dance of the
season will be Saturday at 1926 Mas
sachusetts avenue. The next regular
meeting will be held May "a.
All Ohio girls in Washington, in
cluding non-me,nbers, are invited to
participate in affairs of the club.
PhiIo-C Classics Club met at the home
of Mrs. C. j. Stauber, 101 University
drive. University Park, Md. Appoint
ments Of the following we're made:
Delegates to the federation. Mrs Ira
ShantZ. Mrs. H. E. zimmerman, Mrs
G. S. Barnhart: alternates, Mrs E. E
Mottern, Mrs. c. J. Stauber. Mrs. T. A.
Hutton. A review of THE Shake
speare Garden" by Esther Singleton,
was given by Miss Julia Macmillan.
Mrs. H. ]. Harris led in the study of
Two Noble Kinsmen," by Fletcher.
Guests were Mrs. C. A. Matthews, Mrs.
Mayberry. Mrs. T. E. Woodward Mrs
w. B. Wooden, Mrs. Josh Lee and
Miss Erma Lee Korte.
Daughters Of Union Veterans of the
Civil War.-Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mus
sey Tent, No. /, will hold a benefit
blngo tomorrow at Joppa Lodge Hall,
4209 Ninth street, at 8 pm
Entire Nous Club-The last busi-
ress meeting and social tea of the
season was held Monday at the home
OF Mrs. Otis J. Rogers, with Mrs. Ed
ward Dixon Hays. Mrs James Baily
and Mrs. Ernest E. Hall assisting as
hostesses.
Mrs. Clifford Lee of New York City,
Mrs. Clarence Cannon. Mrs. Raymond
w. Bellamy, Mrs Adam Weir and
Mrs. Walter 3. Fry were guests
Short talks were given by charter
members. Mrs. Eugene Andrews. now
of Long Beach. Calf: Mrs Cleveland
Newton and Mrs Robert H. Lovett.
Members of the club will have
charge of one of the Independent art
exhibits now in progress.
Committees were named to plan fol
the annual breakfast June 10. compli.
menting Mrs. Charles P. Keyser. pres.
ldent of the club. whose birthday an.
nlversary is on that date
Delegates to the Federation ot
Women's Clubs elections we're selected
as follows: Mrs. Charles P. Keyser
president; Mrs. John F. King, direc-
tor; Mrs. William Sault, Mrs. James
Underwood and Mrs. William W
Scott; alternates: Mrs. Orlando Smith
Mrs. Thomas j. Cochran, Mrs Otis
j. Rogers, Mrs Julius Friant and Mrs
Agernon r. Bailey.
Columbia Heights Art CIub-Mrs
Frederick Pratt of Takoma Park, Nd.
entertained the club last Thursday
Guests were Mrs. Johan C.. Kondrup
Miss Lula M. Bulick, Mrs. L. E. King
Mrs. Lloyd w. Biddle and Mis-,
Edith Peacock.
A business meeting was held, aftel
which paper was read by Mrs
De Witt Croissant on THE Literatur,
of the Bible" and one by Mrs. Johr
w. FriZzell on the Drama of Job.
The members of the club will &C
as hostesses at the Garfinckel stor,
exhibit of the Independent Exhibitor
Of Art from May Is to May %.