Evening star., 1935-02-24
NEWS OF LOCAL CLUBS


The business meeting next week will
be a dinner at the Y. w. C. A. at
$50. Important matters are to be
discussed.
CurIey Club members will have an
opportunity Of witnessing q demon
stration of hair dressing, following
the business meeting Thursday eve
ming, at the Continental Hotel, when
Emile, one of the most prominent
beauticians of Washington, gives a
demonstration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland j. Hyland will
entertain the Executive Committee
tomorrow evening at 2422 North Capt.
tol street
A bingo party will be held at the
home of Mrs. Roland J. Hyland, 2422
North Capitol street, March /. at
$50 pm.
A Valentine party, entertainment
and dance was held at the Continental
Hotel. The Radio Mystery" was pre-
sented. Vocal selections were rem
dered by Miss Gretchen Baden and
Clement Giebel, while a saxophone
number was given by Roy Routt. ac-
companied by Miss Peggy Hurdle.
Paul Messink, director Of the Curley
Club Players. and Luke O'Reilly,
chairman Of the Dramatic Committee,
delivered short addresses.
Washington Colony, National So
ciety Of New England Women, met
at the homo of its president. Mrs.
A. w. Casanova, jr., 1914 Jefferson
street, February II, 1885. Mrs.
Thomas Z. Robertson. president of
the Board of Managers of the Flor
ence Crittenton Home, spoke on the
founding and work of the home.
Park View Womans CIub-The Ex-
ecutive Board met at the home of
Mrs. Fred s. Walker. 100 Rock Creek
Church road. Mrs Aria Morgan was
the assisting hostess at luncheon.
The regular meeting OF the club
was held at the home OF Mrs. Glen
c. Leach, 5710 First street. Tuesday
evening. The president. Mrs. Maurice
I. Smith, presided. The Civic, Art
and Educational Committees will not
meet until March.
The chairman OF the philanthropic
Committee, Mrs. Aria Morgan. re-
quested supplies for the pantry
shelf" also ear phones and cast-of
clothing.
Mrs. w. o. Hancock presented a
program reminiscent of grandma 5
party days" Mrs. Maurice I. Smith
read tributes to George Washington.
Robert E. Lee and Abraham Lincoln.
Mrs. Harvey Haun gave piano selec-
tionS. The minuet and Virginia reel
were danced by Mesdames w. o. Han
cock, Thomas II. Faris, E. w. Kirby,
Harry Gutridge. Aria Morgan, War
ran Wagner, Thomas E Griffith and
Fred S. Walker. Mrs. Theron Brooks
accompanied the dancers. Mrs.
Charles Sterner gave vocal numbers,
accompanied by MIS-. Fred S. Walker.
Mrs. z. w. Stitt gave humorous read
ings and Robert Jonscher contributed
vocal selections. accompanied by Mrs.
Walker. Refreshments we're served
by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Fred
S. Walker, Mrs. Aria Morgan. Mrs.
Leonard Mister. Mrs. Harry Moore
and Mrs. Waugh Heygster.
The bridge section met Tuesday at
the home Of Mrs. E. w. Stitt. 522
Roxboro place. Mrs Hugh keiSer was
the assisting hostess.
The literature section will meet
February 26 with Mrs. Thomas H.
Faris. 1905 Park place. Mrs. Lawrence
E. Murray will review The Crime OF
Sylvestre Bonnard" by Anatole France.
Mrs. Thomas E. Griffith will read a
biography Of Anatole France. A pro-
gram of French music will be pre-
sented by Mrs. Dorothy Russell Todd.
pianist, and Miss Helen Lyon, violin
ist. Assisting hostesseS are Mrs. w. O..
Hancock. Mrs. E. C. Folhard and Mrs.
E. w. Kirby.
Takoma Park Women's Club-At the
home of Mrs. Anthony Hutchinson, jr.,
IL Ethan Allen avenue, February II,
at 8 pm, the drama department Will
meet A program has been arranged
by Mrs. j. G. Sutton, who will read a
paper on The EXpreSsionistic Drama y
Selections from the Adding Machine,
by Elmer Rice, will be given by Mrs.
Johnston, Mrs. Patterson and Mrs.
Hayes, and Mrs. James w. Burch viii!
read a paper on Our King Producers
-Belasco and Frohman" Music,
selected, will be furnished by Mrs.
Walter w. SWEET and Mrs. G.. Franklin
Wisner. The hostess will be assisted
by Mrs. L. v. Lampson and Mrs. Frank
J. Hopkins.
The music department will hold a
recital at the Takoma Park Presby-
terian Church February %, at 10
am. Those taking part are: Mrs. D. C.
Jackson, organist; Miss Helen Will
liams, pianist; Mrs. Irving L. Clark,
soprano, and the chorus Of the de-
partment, all of whom will present
numbers of their own selection.
The philanthropic department, at
its meeting last Tuesday, announced
mems clothing is needed. Those who
have such clothing, as we'll as women's
and children's wear. are requested to
notify Mrs. Lingle, 19 Grant avenue.
The duplicate contract games will
be played at the home of Mrs. F. F.
zundel. Manor circle, February %,
at lis O'Clock.
The following new members were
enrolled at the last meeting of the
executive board: Mrs. B. NJ. Connolly,
Mrs. S. D. Grove Mrs. James C. Hal
lister and Mrs. c. w. Short.
The Marietta Park Women's Club
held a valentine luncheon and card
party last Tuesday at the Admiral
The president, Mrs. Conrad A. Nix, was
the guest Of honor.
Among the guests were Mrs. Lucy
w. Ezzell, president of the auxiliary
to Columbia Typographical Union;
Mrs. P. M. williams, Mrs. j. Va
nackere, Mrs. Ivan Sir1ms, Mrs. War
rem Whyte. Mrs. r. C. Riorden, Mrs
M. Hill. Mrs. Robert Beard. Mrs.
James O'Connor, Mrs. r. Tucker, Mrs.
j. Gleason. Mrs. c. Hambright, Mrs.
Joseph Hogan and Mrs. j. Hazard.
The Washington Club Of Alpha
Gamma Delta National Fraternity was
entertained at a Valentine dinner at
the home of Mrs. Eleanor James, 3400
Morrison street, February IA. The
assistant hostess was Miss Louise
Evans,