Evening star., 1935-02-10

secretary, Mrs. Emma w. Campbell
of Minneapolis. Mimi; member Of
Corps No. ! Of South Haven, Mich;
Mrs. Milliman and Mrs. George Cor
don Seibold past national president
and organizer Of the Gold Star
Mothers.
The following officers were elected:
President. Miss Mary A. Howarth;
senior vice president, Miss Eta F..
Moore; junior vice president, Mrs.
Mary E. Bowen; chaplain, Mrs. Agnes
Sibley; treasurer, Mrs. Della l..
O'Brien; chairman of executive
board, Mrs. Sara Mcmillan; first
member, Mrs. Hattie Canada; second
member, Mrs. Ella Southland; third
member, Mrs. Katie Jones; fourth
member, Mrs. Genevieve Craig; dele
gate at large, Mrs. Cora L. Manoly;
delegate, Mrs. Nellie Sheetz: alter
nate to delegate at large, Mrs. Fred
ericka Thomas; alternate to dele
gate, Miss Nellie Buckland; secre-
tary, Mrs. Ethel N. Grimes; hSpec-
tor, Miss Jennie L. Hamilton; coun-
selor, Mrs. Alice Stein; I. and j.
officer, Mrs. Bertha B. Brown:
patriotic instructor. Mrs. Charlotte
M. Cary; press correspondent, MIS-.
Addie Wheeler Hickman; musician,
Mrs. Lily Creamer; assistant inspec-
tor, Mrs. Mary H. Wingate: chair
man of radio broadcasting, Mrs.
Addie w. Hickman; department his
torian, Mrs. e. Helen Temple.
Mrs. Marie Deal rendered vocal
selections. Ludwig Manoly gave Sc
lections oh the cello; Mrs. Weaver
was the accompanist.
The Washington Branch sf the
American Association Of University
Women viii give a tea tomorrow at
4 O'Clock followed by business meet
ing. The hostess will be Miss e. Agnes
Dillon assisted by DR.. Edith Louise
Allen, DR. Nell Wright Bartram. Miss
Grace Miller Bulman, Mrs. G. H.
Chasmar, Miss Madge Lane Cooke,
Miss Jessie Cooke. Miss Inez ]. Gardner
and DR.. Alice r. Merrill
The players will have dinner meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Homer Dubs.
tomorrow at $50 pm. New members
are invited The director. Miss Alice A.
Jewell, will receive the reservations.
The music appreciation group VIII
meet Tuesday at AS In the lounge.
The Education Committee will give
a dinner In honor Of the poetry con-
test winners at pm. February Is.
Prizes will be awarded for the three
best poems submitted by undergrad
yates in colleges and universities In
Washington and its vicinity. Prize
winning poems will be read by DR..
Lewis Chase. Herman Hagedorn viii
read from his own poetry and discuss
the writing of poetry. DR.. Martha
MacLear, chairman Of the contest, will
preside. Judges in the contest are:
Mrs J. d. LeCron. Miss Christie Mac
Kay and DR.. Karl Schriftgiesser.
A club dinner will be held at z
O'Clock February IS, when DR.. Joseph
NJ. M. Gray, chancellor Of the Ameri-
can University, will be the guest of
honor and speaker His subject will
be "Wanted-One Renaissance"
The Junior group will give valen-
tine supper dance at 9 O'Clock, Febru-
ary l6. The hostess will be Miss Ruth
winifred De Voc and the assistant
hostesses will be Miss Loretta Cum
ningham and Miss Marguerite Smith.
Delta Sigma Chapter delphins met
Monday at the Shoreham Hotel, the
president. Mrs. Frank Braden, presid-
ing. The program. The Renaissance
in Italy" was led by Mrs. George
Quirk.
The topics were: Mrs. John D.
Rhodes, General Character of the
Italian Renaissance; Mrs. Gale z.
Pugh, Venice; Mrs. Annie Otto,
Florence. Mrs. Charles E. Riordon,
Milan"
The next meeting will be February
18 at 10 am. at the Shoreham Hotel.
Gamma Chapter. Defphian Society,
met Monday evening at the Shoreham
Hotel for the study and discussion of
1.-The Renaissance in France" under
the leadership of Mrs. 0. N. Fansler.
Topics were presented as follows:
The Beginning of the Hundred Years
War" Mrs. ]. lie Roy Elliott; The
Maid of Orleans" Mrs Margaret
Davis; The Growth OF French Absolu-
tism," Mrs. Emma Mabee Lachowicz;
"The Renaissance in France" Miss
Irene Westerman: Catherine de
Medici," Mrs. Pearl Friede. and "The
Era of Religious Wars" Miss Emma
Hoffer A resume Of the lesson was
given by the president, Miss Julia
Moore Gilbert.
The Epping Forest Club will hold .
Valentine dance next Friday at the
Broadmoor.
The Washington Quota Club held
a board and business meeting Thurs
day evening at the Women's City
Club.
The officers and directors installed
In January have made plans for a
series of entertainments to be given
from time to time throughout the
Winter to raise funds for girls serv-
ice work, which is one of the major
activities of the club. Under the
Craftsmanship of Mrs. Anita Kellar
Gill, volunteer social worker, the
Girls Service Committee Is doing
splendid work.
Plans were completed for q quota
birthday party to be held Thursday
at the women's City Club. The presi-
dent, Miss Johanna Busse, presided.
The Washington Section Of the Ma
tional Council Of Jewish Women will
hold its annual legislative meeting
combined with q Lincoln's birthday
tea. Tuesday, at 2:30 at the Jewish
Community Center. The opening
prayer will be given by Mrs. Leopold
v. Freudberg, president of washington
Hadassah, and the chairman OF the
Legislation Committee, Mrs. Louis Of
tenberg, will outline the years work,
incidentally introducing three-minute
presentations of the proposed new
Juvenile Court law. given by Mrs.
Lester Neuman: an old-age pension
bill for the District of Columbia, by
Mrs. Lillian Detre, national represen-
tation for the District Of Columbia by
Mrs. M. D. Montague: some national
aspects of legislation, by Mrs. Mark
Lansburgh.
Representative Caroline O'Day Of