Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-22


Schofield, will preside.
The guest speaker, Mrs. o. w. Nc
NeeSe, will give an address on THE
Battle of New Orleans"
Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker will an
nounce final plans for the banquet |
honoring the president national, Mrs. !
John Francis Weinman. at the May |
flower Hotel october 16. Reserva-
tions may be made at the close of the |
meeting.
Tea will be served. Mrs. Robert S.
Mackinnon Mrs. Andrew johnson, jr.,
and Mrs. Katharine Foble Billings will
De hoSteSSeS
The Washington Branch of the
American Association of University
Women will meet in the club house
for informal tea tomorrow at 430
pm. Miss Alice Bachelor will be
hostess and preside at the tea table.
The last of the Summer book re-
views will be held September 26. Mrs.
Parker Trask. who gave a review Sep
TENDER 10 of Josephine Johnson's Pu-
liter Prize novel, Now in November"
will continue a further discussion of
this boo
The contract bridge group will play
in the lounge Friday evening.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent,
Daughters of Union Veterans OF the
Civil War, met at $50 H street, the
president, Mrs Alice Meade, presiding.
In the Constitution day celebration
Tuesday night the tent was represent
| ed by marching unit and three deco
rated automobiles. number of ap-
| plications for membership were re-
ceived. The next meeting is Septem-
/ Der 81.
The Board of Directors of the Twen-
tieth Century Club will meet Thursday
at the Y. w. c. A. at II am. The
president, Mrs. James K. McClintick,
will preside.
SOroptOmist Club.-Judge Michael
NJ. Doyle Of the Municipal Court was
the honor guest speaker at the lunch
con at the Willard last Wednesday.
He brought the greetings of the pres
ident of the International Cosmor
politan Club to the members of the
Soroptomist Club.
Music was furnished by Miss Enid
Mitchell, soprano, who sang Irish
songs, and the members of the club,
who also sang. Miss Marie O'Hara,
secretary member of the Akron, Ohio,
! Soroptimist Club, was a guest.
| The members will join an outing
| at Sandy Cove with the Venture Club
members on September % and 90.
! George Washington DeIphian So
ciety met at the Shoreham September
II under the leadership of Mrs. Will
liam Liddle. The subject wac The
Figures and Forces Which Have
| Shaped Modern Europe"
The resume was given by the presi-
dent. Mrs. Rober. Howard. "Prepara-
tory Discussion" Mrs. Chester Swope;
Medieval France" Mrs. j. B. Trew;
THE Holy Roman Empire" Mrs.
Clarence West: England in the
Middle Ages" Mrs. George Lilley:
Teachers and Preachers" Mrs. Alex
ander Bell, and Statesmen and
Scholars Mrs Eugene Brown. Topic
assignments by Mrs Charles Potter.
The next meeting will be held at
the Shoreham at 10 o'clock Septem-
Der 25
District of Columbia w. c. T. U.
mass meeting was held last Sunday
afternoon in tie Washington Heights
Presbyterian Church Miss Maude NJ.
Aldridge, national director of the w.
c. 7. U. motion picture department,
was the speaker of the afternoon. Mrs.
W. H. Wadleigh, District president,
and DR.. Darrell C. Grain also spoke
Rev. j. C. Palmer, pastor of the
church, conducted the devotional serv-
ice, The Schubert Singers. under
direction Of Mrs. Chester Adair, con-
trlbuted selections. Mrs. Riviro and
daughter of Puerto Rico sang in Span
ish sacred selection.
Reports from the many young
/ peoples organizations included Will
liam Beale, Frances Sangster, Mrs.
James Cochran and others. Rev.
Robert Simmons spoke on financial
needs. DR.. William Sheafe Chase
closed the meeting. Mrs N. M. Pol
lock presided.
Department of the Potomac, Ladies
of the Grand Army of the Republic
Miss Emma F. Hayward, department
president; Miss Rebecca L. Blaine,
delegate 1T large, and Mrs Olive Van
WAGNER, delegate, have just returned
from the national convention in Grand
Rapids, Mich. Mrs. Marguerite Hop
kins Worrell. counselor, and Miss Mary
Porter Smith, alternate, will not re-
turn until October l.
The department took part in the
Constitution day parade, having four
cars and marching unit of II young
girls of U. S. Grant Circle junior
circle. led by Mrs. Lily May Dreamer
drill master.
Before attending the convention Miss
Hayward, national organizer, assisted
by Miss Blaine, assistant department
organizer, installed officers of the Old
royd Circle.
/ U. S, Grant Circle, Mrs. Mary
Hayward Fortier, president, will re-
sumo meetings Tuesday evening at
4728 Ninth street.
The ZOnta Club of Washington met
! Wednesday at he Y. w. C. A. Miss
Malinda Havey, president, presided.
Reports of the various committees
were submitted and an announcement
OF the SPEAKERS for October was made.
An intercity dinner in which the
! Annapolis, Hagerstown, Frederick and
Philadelphia clubs will participate will
be held September % at Olney Inn.
Curley Cuba dance and card
party will be held for the benefit of
the scholarship fund November 8 at
the Shoreham Hotel. Cards will be
played from $50 to IL pm, with
dancing from II to /.
Members of the Executive Commit
tee will meet at the home of Miss
Mary Connolly, 1884 Girard street
northeast, tomorrow evening.
The next meeting of the club will