Evening star., 1935-01-20

kin, Miss Vivian Vestal, Mrs. Mar
| guerite Jansky, Mrs. Eleanor James
and Mrs. Geraldine Haupt. Games
| were played.
The next meeting will be held Feb
| ruary IA, at the home of Mrs. Eleanor
James, 3400 Morrison street.
National League Of American Pen
women. Mrs. Bernice A. johnson,
| president of the Los Angeles branch,
who has been spending some time in
Washington, has returned to Cali
| fornia Mrs. Hazel harrington Selby,
member of the Minnesota branch, has
also been a recent visitor here.
Chapter c, p. E. O., was entertained
by Mrs. Helen L. Bentley in her home
| in Holmead place. Presidents of the
many chapters here as well as invited
guests numbering nearly 40, listened
to lecture, with colored slides, by Mr..
| and Mrs. Rochester, travel authority,
on the Yellowstone Park, where the
next P. E. 0. convention will be held.
Refreshments and social followed.
Park View WOman's Club. The
Literature Committee will meet Tues
day at 8:15 pm. at the home of the
chairman, Mrs. Harry Gutridge, 32l0
Park place. Assisting hostesses are
Mrs. L. E. Hahn, Mrs Edward Folliard
| and Miss Edith Shannon.
The program will be devoted to
Swedish Nobel winners. A review Of
the story of Costa Berling," by Selma
Logerlof, will be given by Mrs. George
F. Dolwick. The biography Of Selma
Logerlof will be read by Mrs. George
Jones. Mrs. Esther Bair will give
readings from poems of Won Heiden-
stone and Harlfeldt.
Chapter d, P. E. O., observed guest
| night at the home of Mrs. Claude r.
Porter, 2101 Connecticut avenue. with
Mrs. Jesse Benjamin, Mrs. Belle N.
Mackenzie and Miss Helen c. McGown
as assisting hostesses. An illustrated
Sargent, geologist.
The next meeting will be held at
the home Of Mrs Willard E. Buell.,
1431 Parkwood place, January az.
Women's Legal Fraternity. - Flor
ence Selander, international presi-
dent of Phi Delta Delta, was enter
tanned by the local chapters at a din
ner at the Admiral. Her introduction
was made by Miss Grace Knoeller, past
international president.
Miss Selander is visiting chapters
in her official capacity throughout
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Washington, D.
c.; New York and Massachusetts,.
Miss Corinne QuarleS, Washington
Alumnae Chapter, chairman Of the
Committee on Arrangements, was as
sisted by the presidents of the four
local chapters, Miss Leila M. Brown,
Mrs. Leda Amidon, Miss Betty Smith
and Miss Bernice Woodward.
The Soroptimist Club on Wednesday
held a surprise shower" for Miss
Mary Whiteman, stylist, of Jelleff's
She is to be married. The following
group captains gave individual pres
. ents with rhyme appropriate for the
occasion: Grace Goodpasture, DR..
Elizabeth Sohon, Charlotte La Fond,
Nell Hysong, Creina Mahoney, Matte
Gibson, Lille Tyser, Sallie DillarG,
Isabel Peterson and Betsy Fisher. A
lucky elephant was placed at each
table and were won by Lille Tyser,
Edith Kane, Ruth Baker, Florence
! Meara and Caroline Steven.
The following were guests: Repre-
sentative Kathleen O'Loughlin Nc
Carthy, Miss Ella Hildebrandt, Miss
Anna Reinhardt and Miss Jeanne
Meara. Charlotte La Fond sang, with
Jewell Downs at the piano.
| Women's City Club.-Mrs. John S
Bennett, president, and Mrs. Caroline
Stephen, chairman of the Membership
Committee, will receive the following
newly elected members at q tea In
their honor at the club house this
afternoon: Mrs. D. Irving Coakley
Miss Nellie r. Greep. Miss Margaret
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