Evening star., 1935-05-12

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The North Star w. c. T. U. met
May at st. Paul M. E. Church at
Ia pm. The president, Mrs. Edna
Moody Rochester, presided. Devotion
ais were conducted by Mrs. Ida r.
Grower
Mrs. B. Shanks Chaney. District of
Columbia W. c. T. U. corresponding
secretary, presented the membership
compaign plan which ends May 81.
Reports of same are to be made first
at the District quarterly convention
held here June IA, and also at the
national annual w. C. T. U. conven-
ticu to be held in Atlantic City next
September. Director of Literature Miss
Mary Norwood distributed literature.
The Union anniversary luncheon
will be given May 27 at the home
of Mrs. Marie Brinley, with Mrs. John
r. Lapham as co-chairman and the
Executive Committee as assisting
hosteSses.
An illustrated lecture, "The Effect
of Alcohol On the Body" will be
given IN the near future by DR.. Pat
terson of Takoma Park, Md.
Stonewan Jackson Chapter, U. ID. c..
will hold it's annual historical evening
tomorrow at Confederate Memorial
Hall. 1922 Vermont avenue. 1t will also
be the occasion for reception to the
new officers.
Comdr. w. F. Van Swearingen will
make the introducticns. In the re-
ceiving line will be Mrs Howard L.
Bishop, president of the chapter;
Representative Virgil Chapman of
Kentucky, Mrs. Florence Jones Vining
of the Federal Housing Corp: Mrs
A. Eugene Barr. president of the Dis
trict of Columbia Division, U. D. c.;
Miss Maude Snead, first vice presi-
dent: Miss Blanche Cooksey. secCod
vice president; Miss Estelle Morrison
treasurer; Mrs. c. D. Holland. cor
responding secretary; Miss Regina
Kimmell, registrar; Mrs. Henry G
Clay, custodian; Miss Mary E Ethe-
ridge, parliamentarian: Mrs. Cora 3
Talley. auditor; Mrs. Joseph w. Koob
directress of the Children of the Con-
federacy, and Miss Fannie Andersen
chaplain.
A program under the direction oi
Mrs. Elizabeth c. Fred will be pre-
sented. Mr.. Chapman and Mrs
Vining will deliver addresses. A group
Of Southern songs will be rendered BY
Mrs. Benjamin S. Gantz. former
president of the chapter, reading BY
Miss Mildred Himmelfa~b. an origina
poem by Miss Carrie Rodgers set Il
music by Elizabeth Lambert Hebb vii
be sung by young music pupil, Negro
; spirituals bv Alfred Davis. a solo by
Randolph E Myers group OF song
by Mrs Edith Beebe and group Of
songs by Mrs Alice Neal. InfOrma
dancing will conclude the evening.
Washington ZOnta Club.-The week
ly luncheon was held Wednesday a
the Y. w C. A. Miss 1. Malind'
Havey presided Pat O'Toole. Dis
trict traffic manager of the United All
Lines, presented a travel film. Th'
/ following were guests: Mrs. Thoma
, Rinaker of Carlinsville, Ill; Mis-
Laura Copeland, Port Huron. Mich
Zorta Club. and Mrs. Lois P. Hughes
; New York City Zonta Club
, The Zonta Clubs Of District 8 helt
their Spring conference at Trenton
> N. j.. on May 4 and s. Miss l. Ma
$ linde Havey was the delegate from
. the Washington Club Miss Mabel F
: Strider was elected a member of tn
1886 District Nominating COMMITTEE
Of District 8.
S CurIey Club.-Mrs. Catherine M
l and Miss Gretchen NJ. Baden will en-
tertain at a bridge and 500 party mex
: Wednesday evening at their home, 20
E Sixth street southeast.
e Arrangements are being made for
: bingo party May "a.
Archbishop Michael j. Curley vii
be the guest of the club at an enter
tainment and reception at the Con
+ tinental Hotel May 28 A program o
. vocal and instrumental selections
being arranged.
The annual communion mass OF tn
club will be held in st. Patrick
Church at 8 am. May 26. Rev. Fran
els J. Kelly, spiritual director of tn
club. will be the celebrant. The mas
will be followed by breakfast.
Delta Sigma Chapter. Delphian So
!. ciety. met Monday at the Shorehar
: Hotel. the vice president. Mrs. Gal
E. Pugh. presto ing The literary pre-
, gram. Italian Literature of the Lat
Renaissance" was led by Mrs. Clar
+. Cranston.
The following topics were given
"The Ideal Ccurtier," Mrs. John
Evans; "Glimpses of Cellini," Mr
Margaret Fuller; "Michelangelo a
, , a Poet" Mrs James; "A Summary {
.. the Renaissance" Mrs. Ruth Snog
, grass.
The next meeting will be held g
, the Shoreham May 20. 10 am.
The Rainbow Club met at the HON
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert FreelanC
e Miss Josephine Thornhill. presiden
presided. Reports of officers and com
= mittees were received and plans fc
= future activities were made.
! The club gave Mr.. and Mrs. Edwar
/ Magee a miscellaneous shower May
: at their home on Conduit road
! The next meeting will be held to
morrow at the home of Mr.. and Mr.
T. B. Montgomery, 623 I street north
east.
Bnai. Israel SisterhoOd, Fourteent
and Emerson streets, will meet Wed
neSday and will be in the form Of
Mothers day program and will b
open to the public. Mrs. S. RoSer
berg and Mrs A, LeyenSon are
! charge of arrangements.
= A card party will be held in tn
vestry room Sunday evening. Ma