Evening star., 1935-06-02
Ohio Girls Club Inducts
New Officers at Meeting
Miss Anna Park, President Three Years, Is
Given Bracelet as Mark of
Groups Esteem.

Informal afternoon teas will con-
tinue on Mondays each week this
Summer from to 6 o'clock. Miss
Sara r. Lerch Is to be in charge OF
these Summer teas. In June, Mrs.
Carl c. harrington will be club host
ess and will be assisted by Miss Vera
Brungart, June 3: Miss Clarissa Halle.
June 10; Miss Inez Rolph. June II,
and Miss Ethel Myers. June "a.
Next Wednesday at 7 pm, the
Education Committee and all the
study groups under that committee
will give a dinner for Mrs. Richard
Rogue. retiring vice president and
chairman ex-officio Of the Education
Committee.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet
tomorrow at o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. Grace Gilcrest, 1922 Madison
street with Mrs. Jennie Haigh as as
siSting hostess.
The Twentieth Century Club elected
the chairmen of its committees and
section as follows: Program, Mrs.
Philip Sidney Smith: membership,
Mrs. Sidney H. Thompson; finance,
Miss Myra NJ. Hendley; hospitality,
Mrs. George L. Nicolson; press, Mrs.
Francis M. Goodwin; printing, Mrs.
Paul Scharf legislative, Mrs. Lyman
3. SwormStedt; ushers, Mrs. Karl
Fenning and social, Mrs. Samuel Her
rick. The section chairmen are: Art,
Mrs. Stanley c. Sears; civics, Mrs.
William Walter Husband: education,
Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle; garden,
Mrs. Lawrence Martin: international
outlook. Mrs. William F. Metz; litera-
ture. Mrs. William H. Maxon and
music. Mrs. Walter Hilton.
The final Joint meeting for the sea-
son of the garden and nature sections
of the cub will be held next Saturday
at the home of Mrs. H. E. Burton.
on Naval Observatory grounds. at
1890 pm. All members of the sec
tions and their guests are invited to
bring box luncheons.
Washington Council. No. %. Ladies
Of the U. c. c. OF E., will meet Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. Jane Jones,
80 Linden avenue. Cherrydale. Va.
After the meeting there will be lunch
con and cards.
Northwest W. c. I. q. met at 1850
Randolph street. Mrs. c. j. Crouch pre-
siding. Mrs. j. r. Thomas was In
charge of the devotions. Mrs. Ruth
accompanied on the piano by Mrs. j.
nd
Mrs. Elizabeth w. Murray OF the Fed
Grafton of Churches spoke.
The next meeting will be the annual
picnic at Hains Point June 81.
Mary Pollock w. c. T. U. met Tues
day at the home of Mrs. Georgia
johnson. Mrs Jean Graves. evangelis-
tic director. gave a devotional lesson.
Mrs. Ladd. president. requested
members to attend the quarterly meet
ing at the Fifteenth Street Christian
Church June IA.
Members we're asked to contribute
apples. cookies, etc. to any chosen
hospital in honor of the birthday of
the first w. C. T. U. president, August
26. for the work among the soldiers
and sailors.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Mary Ladd, 1882 Naylor
road southeast, June IS at 1:30 pm.
The Theta Tau Zeta Delphians met
Monday at the Shoreham Hotel for the
study of English painting. Mrs. F. K.
johnson led the meeting.
The subjects presented and dis
cussed were as follows: Development
of Art in England" Miss Gertrude Up
ton: "Hogarth's Work." Miss Estelle
Anthony: "Cunningham's Estimate of
Hogarth.' Miss Kathryn Doherty;
Sir Joshua Reynolds" Miss Lucy
Omohundro: Landscape Painters Be-
fore Turner" Miss Loduth LaRaw,
and Turner" Miss Iva Menefee.
The next meeting will be on Rus
sian art and will be held at the Shore
ham tomorrow evening.
Business Women's Council The
seventeenth annual banquet of the
Home Missionary Committee will be
held Tuesday at pm. in the chapel
of the Covenant-First Presbyterian
Church. Representative Caroline
ODay and Representative William l.
Sirovich will be honor guests.
Anna Gordon w. c. T. U. held its
last meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Emma w. Cupp, 3609 Fourteenth
street. The guest speakers were Miss
Mary Pettis, district director Of litera-
ture, and Miss Georgia Robertson,
associate scientific temperance in
structor. The program was followed
by refreshments.
The Woodbridge Book Club met at
the Woodbridge Branch Library with
Mrs. Samuel F. Hildebrand presiding.
The subject was The Rocky Noun
tains.' Book reviews we're given by
Mrs. Richard L. Scheffler, Mrs. Noah
j. Brumbaugh and Mrs. Francis l.
Beach.
Mrs. Julian F. Belheld gave a list
of current books. Mrs. Amasa A.
Ludwig reported on the Federation of
Wcmen's Clubs.
SOrOptimist Club.-More than 100
members from the Washington. Bal
timore, Montgomery and Philadelphia
clubs attended the annual cruise Of
the Baltimore club last Saturday,
when they sailed from Baltimore to
the Virginia Capes and Yorktown.
The Housekeepers' Alliance was the
guest of Mrs. Henry Fenno Sawtelle,
5000 Connecticut avenue, Wednesday,
for the annual meeting. which was
followed by garden party and social.
Mrs. Mary Lloyd Willis gave dra-
matte readings. Greetings were pre-
sented by the president-elect of the
District of Columbia Federation Of
Women's Clubs, Mrs. Floyd w. Bid
die; Mrs. Albert N. Baggs, first vice
president; Mrs. Ernest Humphrey
Daniel, Mrs. Wallace Streeter and
Mrs. E. Morgan Pryse.
Officers elected were: President,
Mrs. Ellis Logan; first vice president,
Mrs. Albert N. Baggs; second vice
president. Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley;
third vice president, Mrs. Frank E.
Cunningham; fourth vice president,
Miss Margaret I. Fraser; fifth vice
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