Evening star., 1935-01-20
NEWS OF LOCAL CLUBS

Tragedies" and Mrs. q. N. walker,
1.-THE Last Comedies"
The next meeting will be January
80. with Mrs. Walker as leader for the
study Of "As You Like It."
State COMMITTEES on Sons and
Daughters a the u. o. A.-Dr. Frank
Ballou, superintendent of city schools,
win be the guest speaker Wednesday
evening ut the Kennedy Warren. He
Win speak on the work done In the
city schools for those needing special
instruction and guidance.
Mrs. ThelmA Mills Rector, chair
man Of music, with Miss Edith De
Cen, accompanist, win be assisted by
the State chairman, Miss Lillian
Chenoweth, In the musical program.
Mrs. Charles Haig, State recording
secretary, viii sing o group Of songs,
and Mrs. Earl G. Fuller, State chair
man Of Radio Daughters, win partict-
pate In the program. Howard Mac
Cord Win repeat his radio talk he
gave over WRC on January 2.
The Washington ReadeFs' Club met
Tuesday evening In Alliance Hall.
The business meeting was presided
over by Mrs. Alice Robinson 0rtmth
and the evenings program was In
charge Of Miss Esther MArshman.
p, J. Altiser gave . reading. MY FL
nsncial Career; Miss Aida w.
Brooks. FIRST Aid to the wounded:
Mrs. Margaret Lendner McMullen,
"Old Black susan:" Mrs. Virginia
Blassingham. "Along Came George:
Mn. Alice Grinith, "The Wooing OF
Dorothy Perkins," and Mr.. William
Bryant, "Springtime n Carte.
The Junior Women's Club met
Tuesday evening ut the home Of Miss
Carrie Trivett on Aspen street, With
Mrs. Perry o. Hun presiding. Plans
were completed for the semi-closed
valentine dance February is at FAX
land Manor in Silver Spring, Md. It
was announced the first Junior club
will become q member Of the District
federation.
Mss Flora Brown of the Takoma
Park Branch Library gave talk on
worthwhile Books Of the Year"
The Phyllis Lyman Colony of New
Enrfand Women met Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Emma Cupp. who, with
the assisting hostess, Mrs. Harry
Dowling, served luncheon. Mrs. Alice
Bennett led in prayer.
Mrs. Cupp reported . luncheon
February 2 in honor Of Mrs. Fred
erick Starr Pendleton, president gen.
eral.
The Women's Alliance Of All Souls
Unitarian Church will hold its an
nual dinner January IS at $50. Sen
ator and Mrs. Ebert Duncan Thomas
of Utah will be the guests Of honor.
Senator Thomas will address the
alliance at 8 o'clock on THE Back
ground Of the Economic Problems OF
the Far East"
Preceding this address dinner will
be served. The president. Mrs. j. M.
Doran, and the minister's wife. MIS-.
u. @. B. Pierce, will be hostesses.
National League of American Pen
Women.-A program Is being arranged
by Mrs. Victoria Faber Stevenson, ma
tional president. for the celebrity
breakfast to be given at noon Febru-
airy 2, at the Willard Hotel
Among the many authors who are TO
be present are Harold Donaldson
Eberlein and Alfred s. DaShieil, man
aging editor Of Scribner's Magazine.
Mr.. DaShiells subject win be The
Contemporary American Short Story"
The Baroness Violet Beatrice Wen
ner, well-known portrait painter and
lecturer, who recently had an exhibi-
ton Of portraits and paintings at the
Arts Club, will also be seated at the
speakers' table. The literary program
will be interspersed with musical Sc
lections by several outstanding musi-
clans.
Tickets for the breakfast may be
secured st national headquarters,
League Of American Pen Women, VIII
lard Hotel.