Evening star., 1936-12-27

Charles S. Eisinger, Mrs. Fred L.
Dawson, Mrs. Maurice Collins, Mrs.
Roy D. Bradbury. Mrs. Maury Mid
dleton and to guest membership, Mrs
Raymond Carver and Mrs. William
Maddox.
Women's City Club.-The Hospi-
tality Committee will give tea today
at o'clock. Children from Friend
ship House will entertain the guests
with a program of Christmas music
of all nations under the direction of
Miss Jessie Olin.
Members of the club will have q
holiday dinner December 80. While
travelling through Europe with Mrs.
Georgette Ross Howard and sailing
down the Amazon with Mrs. Sylvino
Silva, they will be entertained by the
Chesapeake g. Potomac Quartet,
under the dictatorship of Robert Da-
wilson. The quartet is composed Of
r. B. Leavitt, James Adamson, George
A. Small and NJ B. Reynolds. The
business and professional and travel
sections are sponsoring the dinner.
The Landscape Club of Washington
is represented in an exhibit of paint
ings which adorn the walls of the
lounge for the Christmas season.
Members of the French section will
meet for dinner tomorrow at
O'Clock. Nine. Felian Garzia and
Miss Roberts Tull will preside.
Department of the Potomac Wom-
ems Relief Corps Auxiliary to the
Grand Army met at the home of Mrs.
Stine, the president. Mrs. Agnes
Sibly, presiding.
Plans were discussed for the con-
vention, which will be held at the
Mayfiower Hotel January 27 and c8,
1887. The banquet will be Janu-
ary 20.
The New Year reception for the
Grand Army will be held at the
Thomas Circle Club on New Year day
from l to pm. A program has been
arranged and all allied organizations
are invited to attend.
The Women's Auxiliary to the r.
NJ. A. met Monday at the Capitol Park
Hotel. Mrs. P. A. Taylor told of
carols in other lands.
The Christmas party for the chill
dren was held Saturday afternoon.
William B. Cushin Auxiliary, No. 4,
Snnc nf TIntAn nf L.
War. met at the Washington Loan &
Trust Building. The president, Mrs.
Sophie Bergner, presided Mime.
Cantacuzene-G Grant and Mrs. Eulalia
Quier were initiated A Christmas
party was held. Every person re-
ceived a gift, and Christmas carols
were sung.
The next meeting will be held Janu-
airy Is, when officers will be in
stalled.
The Marietta Park Woman's Club
will meet January at Albright Me-
| mortal Evangelical Church The pro-
gram is under the leadership of Mrs.
Ray Curtis Browning, first vice presi-
dent.
Mrs. John D. Kiley will discuss out
standing current events. Selections
from the operetta. THE Vagabond
King" will be sung by Mrs. Bernard
G.. Ostmann.
The hostesses are Mrs. Browning,
Mrs. Carl c. harrington, Mrs. Alfred
L. Fleming, Mrs. I. L. Stormont, Mrs.
Edward ]. Hickey and Mrs. Conrad A.
Nix.
Burnside Woman's Relief Corps, No.
4. Auxiliary to the Grand Army Of
the Republic, will meet tomorrow at
the Thomas Circle Club. Ofhcers will
be elected.
Mrs. Nettie Gray and Mrs. Helen
Eldridge Loef1el' were initiated into
full membership at the last meeting.
The department president, Mrs.
Agnes Sibley. invited the members to
attend the reception to be given by
the Woman's Relief Corps on New
Year day from to pm. in honor
of the Grand Army OF the Republic
She stated the Woman's Relief Corps
convention is January 81 and % and
the banquet January 29 at the May,
flower Hotel
The Excelsior Literary Club met
at the Y. w. C. A. Tuesday with Mrs.
c. B. Green as hostess. In the
absence OF Mrs. Robert S. Hall, who
was to have given a paper on "The
Missions of California" several Of
the members gave short sketches and
readings on the subject. There were
also several other interesting sketches
on John Burroughs and the univer-
sites in California.
The next meeting will be held Jan.
uary at the home of Mrs. Harry
S. Newman. 2804 Twenty-seventh
street.
American Association Of Univer-
sity Women.-The Orpheus Quartet,
under the direction of Otto T. Simon,
will give program of Christmas
music, following the club supper
today at o'clock.
Tomorrow at 4 pm. Walter e.
Myer, editor Of American Observer,
will give his monthly summary of
current economic and political events,
following the tea. Miss Noble Boaz
Is hostess for the afternoon.
Members and friends Of the group
who have enjoyed the square dances
at the club this Fall, will hold q
New Year eve party at the club
house, beginning at $50 pm. and
lasting until after midnight. DR..
Edith Louise Allen will be hostess.
The Martha MacLear Poetry Group,
Miss Ruth Henderson, leader, on
Thursday at II am. will hear Miss
Violet MacDougal read translations
from the poems of Verlaine and dis
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