Evening star., 1935-04-07

Charles c. Hart Of Indiana, newspa-
per editor. At 8 pm. the board OF
directors will meet.
At the March business meeting the
following members were admitted:
Mrs. Victor z. Anderson, Miss Edith
E. Boiling, Mrs. John Boyle, jr.; Miss
Laura E. Bullock, Miss Ruth Carpen-
ter, Miss Violet NJ. Field. Mrs. Lena
L. Goesa, Mrs. Mary G. Hixson, Mrs.
Jessie A. Hover, Mrs. Jerome D. Kaig-
Ter, Miss Anna P. Kelly, Mrs. Clifford
Lewis, Mrs. J. Edwin Maxwell and
Miss Sallie J. Simmons. These regu-
lar members became life members:
Mrs. Pauline E. Everhart, Miss Alice
Terrell and Mrs. Jessie A. Hover.
Ohio Girls Club has changed its
meeting to April II, at 1925 Massa-
chusetts avenue. An entertaining
program has been arranged.
The annual benefit theater party
is scheduled for the first week In
May, at the National, date to be an
nounced. All Ohio girls in Wash
ington and their friends are invited
to attend activities of the club.
Iota Phi Delta Chapter, Deiphians,
met Thursday at the Shoreham Ho-
tel. The president, Mrs. Carl H.
Smith, presided. Mrs. Harold F.
Machlen. leader, opened the pro-
gram with survey Of the subject,
Athens Political Death and Cul-
tural Immortality"
The following topics were given:
An Anarchistic Half Century" Mrs.
Reginald w. Geare and Mrs. H. H.
Hulbirt: Alexander the Great" Mrs.
James L. Bates and Mrs. Herbert B.
Brooks; Greek Religion of Later
Days." Mrs. E. Raymond Horton and
Miss Margaret B. Buchanan; Greek
Philosophy" Mrs. Ernest E. Ingle and
Mrs. Macleod Maurice; THE End Of
the Golden Age" Mrs Earl G. Tay-
lor, Mrs Walter M Bane, Mrs. G.
Fred Coles and Mrs. w. B. Hutton;
Greek Genius and Its Meaning to
U.s." Mrs. Elmer L. PETER and Mrs.
Alexander Wylie.
Mrs. j. H. Curry was welcomed as
a new member.
Lie LCAL AlccIA1Ik WILL NC 1lcIu
Thursday at 1:30 am. at the Shore
ham Hotel. The subject for presen-
tation and discussion will be Be
ginning of Rome, Builder Of Modern
Statecraft."
Robert E. Lee Chapter, U. d. c., met
April l at Confederate Memorial Hall,
1922 Vermont avenue. It was re-
ported that the chapters pledge to the
Randolph relief fund for needy Con-
federate women had been paid. The
chapter voted to make a donation to
the Children Of the Confederacy to-
ward the purchase of a portrait of
Gen. Lee. A social was held and re-
freshments served.
Zonta Club-A luncheon meeting
was held Wednesday at the Y. w. C.
A. Miss Janet Richards, guest lee
turer. talked on Current Events and
the Changing Times"
Among the guests were Miss NJ Ella
Given, Miss Ruth Johnston, professor
at Wellesley College; Miss Evelyn z.
West, attorney for the Treasury De-
partment; Miss Minnie Hill, Miss
Helen M. Kodet, member of the
Cleveland Zonta Club; Mrs. Aimee D.
Rowan, Miss Ada Belle McClury,
member of the Evanston, ILL.,, zonta
Club; Miss Bessie Brown and Miss
Alice Webster, director of the tea room
at woodward & Lothrop's.
The Department of the Potomac,
Ladies of the G. A. R., met yesterday
at Seventh street and Louisiana ave-
nue., when the department president,
Miss Emma F. Hayward, accompanied
by Mrs. Margaret Hopkins Worrell,
patriotic instructor of the National
Betsey Ross Club; Mrs. Mary H. For
tier, president Of q. s. Grant Circle;
Miss Nellie Colclazier, president of
Lincoln Circle; Mrs. Susanna v.
Myers, president Of Beck Circle; Mrs.
Alice c. Howard, Mrs. Mary L. NC
Keever, Mrs Ella s. Southard and
other members of her staff and circles
held exercises and placed wreath on
the monument of Gen. Stephenson,
the founder Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic. The department took part
in the Army day parade.
She and her staff will attend the
patriotic exercises to be held by the
Daughters Of Union Veterans Of the
Civil War April 26. Members are in
vited to attend the Grant day exercises
Of Harding Camp, Sons Of Union Vet
Grams, the evening Of April ~ and In
the morning those of Cushing Camp,
Sons of Union Veterans, at the Grant
Monument, when Miss Hayward will
place a wreath In honor Of the great
Civil War general