Evening star., 1935-05-12

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H. H. Hulbirt; "The End of the Re-
public" Mrs. Elmer L. PETER; Social
Conditions in the Late Republic"
Mrs. G. Fred Coles and Mrs. Ernest
E. Ingle; 1.-The Career of Cicero" Mrs.
Earl M. Spencer and Mrs. Earl G.
Taylor; Pictures From Roman Life"
Mrs. James L. Bates, further dis
cussed by Mrs. E. Raymond Horton
and Mrs. j. H. Curry. Mrs. G. Fred
Coles will be leader May 16 al 1890
am, at the Shoreham Hotel. The
subject will be 1.-THE Good Roman
Peace and Its Failure"
Members of the chapter attended
the exhibition of paStelS and drawings
of Egyptian peasant types oy How
ard Fremont Stratton, in the National
Gallery of Art, last Thursday after
noon.
The District of Columbia Wheaton
Club will hold an anniversary supper
meeting in celebration of the Tooth
anniversary of the college today at
the University Club. President j.
Edgar Park of Wheaton College will
pe the guest speaker.
The Reba Barrett Circle of Florence
Crittenton Home will meet at the
home of Mrs. Charles Ralph, 908
Rittenhouse street. Thursday at pm.
Speaker, Miss Cole.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish
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yer will observe Mothers day at a
paid-up membership musical-tea May
%, at 2 pm, at the Jewish Commun-
ity Center, with Mrs Samuel Ruben
stein as chairman. Friends are also
invited to attend.
Mrs A. Brown will open the meeting
with a prayer; vocal selections by Will
ton Mendelsohn. accompanied by Miss
Gertrude Efenbach; violin solo, Irving
Ginsberg, accompanied by Walter
Swank, and piano solo by Miss Cert
rude Effe1bach. Mrs. Joseph Millen-
son. president, will preside.
Mrs Harry Walsky will be chairman
of the fourth annual donor luncheon,
November 6. at the Mayflower Hotel.
Business Women's Council will meet
in the chapel of the Covenant-First
Presbyterian Church Tuesday. 8 pm.
Miss Delthine Desio will speak on
The Talking Book of the Blind" IL
lustrating same with slides. DR.. w.
Sinclair Bowen will speak at the de-
votional period at GAS O'Clock.
Girls Friendly Society-The festival
service this evening at the Church OF
Our Saviour, 1915 Irving street north
east, concludes a week of diocesan
activities. The branch members and
associates are asked to assemble with
their branch banners in the parish
house by 7:30. Leading up to this
service, the Senior Club of the dio-
cese is holding its annual Mothers
day tea at the national center. 1888
New Hampshire avenue, from 4 to 2
o'clock '-.
A barn dance by St. Paul's Rock
Creek Branch was given in the parish
hall. Miss Roberta Patterson is pre-
pairing 10 probationers for member
ship. It is expected that the admis-
sion service will be held in June.
Tomorrow evening Rev. Harry Lee
Doll will continue his series of talks
held on the second Monday of each
month. THE History of the Church
has been the topic The last lecture
embodied the time of Henry VIII
American Association of University
Women-Today's walk will start from
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. v. K
Chestnut In HyattSville. Nd. at )
pm Members will bring their own
picnic suppers.
Arthur H. Howell of the United
States Biological Survey, will speak
to the junior group on Travels OF
Birds" at a buffet supper at 6 pm
The talk will be illustrated. Miss
Mercedes Berry and Miss Margaret
Cook will be hostesses.
Miss Rita Rozada, mezzo contralto
will sing group Of French and
Spanish songs in costume tomor.
row. She will be accompanied by
Miss Mary Crouch, who will also play
group of dances. Mrs. Maris M
Profit is hostess At 6 pm. the
players will hold q picnic meeting
under the direction of Alice A. Jewell
Members will meet at the club ane
90 to the home Of Miss Mary Vacero
Various types of American music
will be discussed at the meeting o1
the music appreciation group Tues
day, at 4:45 in the lounge.
Frederick l. Libby. executive Sec
retary of the National Council fol
the Prevention of War, will be the
speaker at the International Rela-
tions dinner Wednesday at z pm
His subject will be War and Peace
Sinister Trends and Ways to CHECK
Them"
Thursday at II am. there will be
an open rleeting of the poetry group
under the leadership of Mrs. Richard
Hogue. DR.. Carrie Weave Smith, spe-
cial research worker in Emily Dick
inson material, will talk on Emily
Dickinson and Her Female Contem.
poraries' At $50 pm. the junior
group dinner will be followed BY
bridge or games for those who dc
not wish to play bridge in the lounge
Miss Marion Chapman will be hostess
At the club luncheon at lis pm
Saturday Oswald Ryan of the Fed
eral Power Commission. will speak
on "Mussolini and the Challenge o1
Fascism."
National League of American Pen
Women - Anna Charlotte Darlington
of this city, received honorable men
tion in the drama group in the an
nual prize awards made at the recent
id-AdminiStration Congress held at
Coral Gables, Fla.
Southern Cross Chapter, U. D. c.
Plans we're made for Confederate
memorial exercises at Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery on June 4 at q meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Jane Elliot
last Tuesday evening.
Miss Lois Brown, president, presided
over the business meeting, which was
followed by a program and social. Mrs
Marion Cooper Titcen gave reading
in memory Of the late Mrs. Albert F
Ferguson, who was for many years
president Of this chapter. Later Mrs
Titcell gave two readings in Negro
dialect. Mrs. D. w. Thayer gave 9
poem on Gen. Robert e. Lee.