Evening star., 1935-09-15
BUSINESS WOMEN
TOPLAN PROGRAM
Executive Committee Will
Hold Dinner Session
Monday.

The Executive Committee Of the
Business and Professional Women's
Club of the District of Columbia held
q dinner meeting Monday to arrange
preliminary plans for the club year.
1t was decided to continue the policy
of having dinner meetings the first OF
these to be September %, at the
Womens Club. The National Fedora
tion program will form the basis for
the local club activity during the Win
ter months. Tentative plans are be-
ing made to have the OCTOBER meeting
honor Miss Charl williams, who was
elected national federation president
at the Seattle biennial convention in
July.
Miss Mae Murray, president of the
club, has appointed the following
committee chairmen: Mary Stewart,
education; Earlene White, emblem;
Mrs. Louise Pierce, finance; Mrs.
Marion H. Jones, house; Laura v.
Hanson, international relations; Faus-
tine Dennis. legislation: Nina Kin
sella, magazine; Lucetta w. Stock
bridge, membership; Mrs. Riethel
Grim, program; Mrs. Stella LIE Roux,
publicity: Edith lockwood. public re-
lations; Elizabeth Mann, research, and
Mary j. Mellinger, transportation.
Business W0men'S Council meeting
in the Chapel of the Covenant-FirSt
Presbyterian Church, Tuesday, pm.
Miss Agnes Hoffmaster will speak on
my Vacation Experiences" DR..
Chesteen Smith will have charge of the
devotional period at 6:45 o'clock.
Chevy Chase Branch, National
League American Pen W0men.-Mrs.
Robert Bennett will act as hostess at
luncheon at Collingwood Inn on the
Mount Vernon Boulevard at meeting
October at 1:30 pm. Following the
luncheon and business meeting two
books will be reviewed. 'Handout,"
by George Michael, and "The Liberal
Tradition by Lewis w. Douglas. The
president, Mrs Lucille Foster McMil-
lin, will preside over the business
meeting and assist the hostess at the
luncheon.
Zota Phi Delta Chapter. Delphians,
will meet next Thursday at 1890 am,
at the Shoreham Hotel. Mrs. G. Fred
erick Coles, president, will preside.
Mrs. James Bates leader will give
q summary of the subject. "Introduc-
tion to the Study Of Renaissance
Paintings
The Reba Barrett Circle of Critten-
den Home will meet Thursday at 2
pm. at the home of Mrs. George Cros-
land, 1914 Fifth street.
American Association of University
women.-The informal teas which
have been held throughout the Sum- |
mer will continue until the end of |
September. Miss Ora Cage will preside |
at the tea table tomorrow at 4:30 pm. |
The duplicate contract group. under |
the direction of Mrs. Warner OLeary, |
will meet Friday in the lounge at 1850
pm.
CurIey Club.-Members are request
ed to report at the Continental Hotel
today at pm. for hike to Sugar
Loaf Mountain. Friends are invited. |
James Corbett is in charge of arrange |
ments for transportation. In case OF |
rain the hike will be held Septem.
Der %.
The annual Fall retreat will be held
November /, and 3.
The Curley Club Chronicle for Sep
;,,c
An executive meeting will be held
September % at the home OF MISS
Connolly, 1884 Girard street north
east.
The next club meeting will be Sep
tember 26.
AIpha Zeta Chapter, Delphian. met
at 1910 Rhode Island avenue Septem-
her IL. Topics discussed were "Our
Debt to the Middle Ages" and Resume
of Progress of the Ancients" by the
acting president; preparatory Dis
cussion of Topic" by Mrs. g. N.
Walker; Literature and Position OF
Women" by Mrs. C. D. Backus; Ar
chitecture, by Mrs. G. H. Milne; The
Pre- Christian World and Stole Philos-
ophy." by Mrs. r. c. Roark; early |
Christianity" by Mrs. c. H. Curl;
'-Tertullian's Defense" by Mrs. E. G.
Davis.
The Zonta Club of Washington held |
q luncheon Wednesday at the Y. w.
q. A.. Miss Malinda Havey, president,
presiding. Miss Mary A. Lindsey gave
an account of her vacation in Scot
land.
The guests were Miss Flora Mac
Donald, society editor Of the Washing
ton Times; Marguerite Wyckoff, head
of the counseling department. District
of Columbia Employment Center; Miss
Esther M. Lohrer of the National Geo.
graphic Society, and Mrs. Emily CO.
VILE Of Clarendon, Va.
A joint meeting with the Frederick
Club at the Hotel Frederick, tomor-
row at $50 O'Clock was announced.
Petworth Woman's CIub.-This Phil
anthropic Section will meet Tuesday |
at the home Of Mrs. l.. H. Dewey, 4512 |
Ninth street. She will be assisted by |
Mrs. ]. w. Nee and Mrs. Sarah Stuart. |
The chairman, Mrs. M. 3. klmpall, |
announces there has been ample work |
prepared
The home section meeting Septem- |
ber 20, will be in the form Of garden
picnic at the home of Mrs. Virginia |
Perrin, 6623 Seventh street, with Mrs. |
]. w. Brown assisting.
Theta Tau Zeta, Delphians, met last
Monday night at the Shoreham Hotel,
with Drama" as the years subject.
Miss Menafee was the leader. Miss
Gertrude Upton, president opened
with thorough resume Of what drama
really means. Misses Sutler, Anthony,
williams, Omohundro and Mrs. john |
son gave reports on the beginnings of
the drama.
Parts were, assigned for the first
play, which will be read September 2S.
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