Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-03-03
News of Local Clubs

an illustrated travel lecture, "Glimpses
of Europe" Mrs. James M. Doran
and Mrs. McFall Kerbey will preside
at the tea table.
At the meeting March 8 at II
o'clock the guest speaker, DR.. Arthur
Fleming, director of School of Public
Affairs at the American University,
will talk on "You and Your Gov
eminent"
The Faculty Women's Club Of the
George Washington University will
meet March 8 at $3.50 pm. with Mrs.
Frank A. Hitchcock, SOB Thirty
eighth street.
DR.. and Mrs. Lewis Chase will be
the guests of honor. DR.. Chase will
speak on 1.-TWO Irish Writers, Monk
Gibbon and Richard Rowley," and
will read from their poems.
Southeast w. c. T. u. met Tuesday
evening in the home Of Mrs. Sara
Mcmillan, TIC Seventh street. A
Frances E. Willard program was
given. Mrs. Lucie S. Glenn and Mrs.
M. Hayden were received as new
members.
The officers elected and the d.
rectors appointed are: President, Mrs.
William La Roche; vice president,
Mrs. L. L. Bowers; corresponding Sec
rotary, Mrs. Sara Mcmillan; recording
secretary, Clara Blystone; treasurer,
Mrs. Emma Knaub; Evangelistic, Mrs.
Laura Penn; Flower Mission, Mrs.
Anna Twilley; Publicity, Clara Bly,
stone; Sunday Schools, Mrs. Emma
Knaub; associates. Mrs. Laura Penn
and Mrs. Ella CroWell; White Ribbon
Recruits, Mrs. Glendora Arthur.
Gamma Chapter, Delphian Society,
will meet tomorrow evening at the
Shoreham Hotel The subject for
discussion will be italian Literature
of the Late Renaissance" and will be
led by Miss Mary G. Wolford. Topics
for report will be given as follows:
THE Ideal Courtier," Mrs. J. LIE Roy
Elliott; "Glimpses of Cellini," Mrs.
Harry Hudson Sears: "Michelangelo
as Poet" Miss Emma Hoffer, and
"A Summary of the Renaissance"
Mrs. Esma Mabee Lachowicz.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet
] pm. tomorrow with Mrs. Edith
Sterling, 1900 Euclid street, Mrs.
Laura Wight assisting.
Zonta Cuba dinner party was
given at the Y w. c. A. Wednesday
Miss Mary Lindsey was elected chair
man of the Nominating Committee.
Reports of standing committees in
cluded plans for an evening party
March Is at the Dodge Hotel
The Public Affairs Committee of
Zonta International suggested topics
for international service work. This
matter was discussed and Mrs. Edith
Salisbury appointed to report to the
International Committee, Of which
she Is member.
Mary Pollock w. C. T. q. met Tues
day at the home of Mrs. Fletcher,
2316 Nicholson street southeast, pre-
coded by luncheon at noon. Miss
Mary Pettis, District literature di-
rector, spoke. The child welfare d.
rector, Mrs. Sadie Burton, reported
having given IL luncheons to worthy
children. Mrs. Dewey Moore. wife OF
the pastor Of Anacostia Baptist Church
was a guest. Mrs. Mary Ladd was
admitted to membership.
The next meeting will be March 26
at the home of Mrs. Sadie Burton
1915 Schley avenue southeast, at 1870
pm.
The Ohio Girls Club Of Washing
ton will hold its ninth annual banquet
at the Hotel Dodge March 16. Ar
rangementS are in charge OF officers
of the club. Miss Fausta Puffen-
berger is chairman Of reservations.
The p. 90. Cooperative Commit
tee will hold luncheon wednesday
at 1880 o'clock, at the Harrington
Hotel, Chapter J, hostess. All visit
and non-affiliated P. E. O.'s are in
vited.
The Mackin Club met Thursday al
the home of Adelaide Gramm. Theresa
Harrigan, president, presided.
Society Of Free Lance Writer'S
Prof. George S. Duncan. archeologist
gave a lecture on Early Civilization
Of Egypt" at a meeting at the Shore
ham Hotel. Mrs. Redway also reac
her story "Pharaoh's Fifth Daughter
The Cercel des Precieuses Ridicule.
met Wednesday evening at the Burl'
ington, the hostesses being Nine
Marie Howe Spur and Mile. jane
Elliot. The meeting was opened BY
the president, M. William j. Wallis
and the following program was given
Piano solos. "Valse." by Chopin. and
Romance" by Sebelius, Mile. Mariana
Brumbaugh: reading. lie Gateau An
niversarie," by Leon Darty. and anec'
dotes, Nine Camille Hindmarsh
vocal solos, "Elegie," by MaSsenet, ant
"Connais-tu lie Pays?" by Thomas
Mime. Bessie Edison, accompanied a
the piano by Nine. Marie Howe Spur
anecdoes Parisiennes, M. Henri Lag.
ard; comedy, "Au Bureau de Tele
graphic. by de Sauze. played by M
and Nine Pierre de Chauny and Mile
| Janet Elliot.
Cleveland Park w. c. T. u, Mrs
William j. Peters, president. met with
Mrs. Hiram X. Green, SOTO Forty
fourth place, Monday afternoon Rev
Alice Allen. district director of gift!
and requests, was the speaker.
Mrs. E. ]. Fox, Mrs. D. S. Bradley
Mrs. Hiram K. Green, Mrs. A. L
Talbot, Mrs. T. B. Jarvis, Mrs. j. M
Nickles, Mrs: L. Lawrence, Mrs. A. S
M. Hopkins, Mrs. A. Field. Miss Fricl
and Mrs. John McAneny gave reports
Accompanied by Mrs. w. p. Bar
rows at the piano, Miss Helen Igor
gave violin selections.
Mrs. Green was assisted in enter.
tanning by Mrs. Chesteen Smith, Mrs
T. B. Jarvis and Mrs. Harvey Bolt.
wood.
The March meeting will be with
Mrs. H. B. Brooks, 3006 Porter street
and an open evening meeting will bt
with Miss Helen Lyon, 1740 Poplar
! lane.
GEORGETOWN w. C. T. u. met at thu
home of Mrs. Acher Haycock, 1904 N
street. The president, Mrs. Albert
ctohlor yreeidnd MisS Ado p,,rro,xy,