Evening star., 1935-10-20
WOmen's Clubs Executive
Council to Hold Meeting
First Session of Season Will Convene 10
morrow Morning Lloyd W.
Biddle, President, to Preside.

Next meeting will be October 28.
Chapter X, p. E. O., Mrs. w. o.
Reed, president, met at the home of
Mrs. Robert McMillen, $500 Twelfth
street, last Monday. A luncheon,
served by the hostess, was followed
by a business meeting, when the
years program was reviewed.
The next meeting will be October
%, with Mrs A. H. Moran, 6803 Oak
lane, Chevy Chase.
Thirty Two Troopers - President
Irma Williams is summoning maneu-
vers for october 81 at 1922 @ street
southeast. The members are requested
TO mask and will be received by Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel E. Mason.
Twentieth Century Club-The Art
Section, under the Craftsmanship of
Mrs. Stanley c. Sears. will have
luncheon tomorrow at 1890 o'clock
at the Y. w. C. A. There will be a
round-table discussion on "Art in
1885" For reservations call Mrs. L. H
Macomber, Cleveland 3697.
The Nature Section will meet at
1920 o'clock Wednesday at 1913
Pennsylvania avenue, for a trip to
Oakwood, Va. The bus leaves at
10:30 am.
Chapter I. p. E. O.. held lunch
con meeting Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Emil Schram, 1888 Jonquil
street, with the president, Mrs. E. c.
Higbie, presiding The program was
THE Story of a Famous Opera" by
Mrs. Frizzell.
Guests included Mrs. Sutton Of
Chapter H and Mrs. Frizzell of Chap
ter c.
George Washington Chapter, Del
phian Society, met at the Shoreham
last Wednesday under the leadership
of Mrs. George Lilley. The subject
was Aspects Of Medieval Social Life"
The resume was given by the presi-
dent, Mrs. Robert Howard.
The following were the topics and
assignments: Medieval Guilds" Mrs.
Alex Bell; "Book-Making in the
Middle Ages" Mrs. Eugene Brown;
"Troubadours." Mrs. John K. Freiot.
How People Lived: THE Nobil-
ity," Mrs. w. l. Evans: ''The Peas
ants" Mrs. William Liddle; The Stu
dent" Mrs. Clarence West: "The
Monks" Mrs. Chester Swope; "The
Inn-Keepers and Travellers" Mrs, j. B.
Tifey and THE Love of Heloise," Mrs.
J. B. Trew.
Any visiting Delphians in the fourth
year of study are invited to the next
meeting at the Shoreham, October
% at 10 am.
The Tak0ma Park WOmen's Club,
under the direction of Mrs. Byron M.
Coon, president, met at the Takoma
Branch of the Public Library. DR..
Barnes, supervisor of music in the
public schools, was the guest speaker.
The French Department meets
every wednesday morning. Advanced
class. 10 O'Clock; intermediate class.
IL O'Clock, and beginners, IL o'clock
Mrs. Frederick L. Pratt, former
president, entertained the Art Depart
ment at her home. Mrs. Maulsby w.
Blackman spoke on 'Michelangelo
and His Works"
The Literary Department met last
Monday at the library. Mrs. James A.
Robertson gave a review of Saints,
Sinners and the Beechers," by Lyman
Beecher stowe.
The Government Study Department
met at the library Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Walter Campbell, past president
of the Women's Single Tax Club OF
the District of Columbia, spoke on the
single tax. A discussion of our new
neutrality act was led by Mrs. James
A. Robertson.
Mrs. C. S. Howard entertained the
Homemakers Department Thursday
afternoon Assisting hosteSSeS were
Mrs. w. H. Walker, Mrs. Roy Ma
gruder and Mrs. M. c. Merrill.
The Executive Board met at the
home of Mrs Frank F. Zundel.
Luncheon was served by Mrs. Zundel,
assisted by Mrs. Paul Burk. Mrs.
w. w. SWEET and Mrs. Frederick C.
Lincoln.
Miss Miriam Birdseye, of the Agri-
culture Department Extension Serv-
ice, will address the Garden Depart
ment tomorrow at 1:30 pm. at the
nome of Mrs. w. H. Youngman, $40
Fern street.
The Drama Department will meet
Wednesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Paul Burk, 524 Fern street. As
sisting hostesses will be Mrs. William
Wallace, Mrs. D. Stewart Patterson
and Mrs N. M. Pollock.
The Music Department will meet
at the home of Mrs. Irwin L. Clark.
502 Mississippi avenue, Sligo Park
Hills, october "a at 10 am. Mrs.
Dorothy Radde Emery. pianist, and
Mrs. Betty Ruth McDevitt, soprano,
will be guest artists.
The "play-of- class in
contract bridge will meet at the home
of Mrs. H. ]. Halstrick, 405 Phila-
delphia avenue, November S, at $50
am. Those interested communicate
with Mrs. v. c. Childs, Denwood
avenue.
Duplicate games will be resumed
with the schedule planned for the
second and fourth Fridays in the
month at pm. Those interested
notify Mrs. G. E. Davis, 6625 Harlan
place.
Girls Friendly SOciety-The Epi-
phany Branch will hold turkey
supper November Z. In addition the
branch will hold a bazaar the same
evening.
Epiphany Branch will have as its
guest speaker tomorrow DR.. Charles
B. Hale, associate professor of Eng
lish, Maryland University. He will
speak of the literary value of the
books of Genesis and Job.
Adolf Torovsky, choirmaster and
organist Of the Church of the
Epiphany, is receiving candidates for
the Diocesan Glee Club being formed.
The rehearsals are held every Monday
evening in the choir room.
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