Evening star., 1936-10-11
ChevyC Chase Women'sClub
Executive Board to Meet
Nine Working Sections and Twelve Stand
ing Committees to Present Programs
for Year.

October II. az the chapter house. 1880
e street, to sew and make surgical
dressings for the hospitals.
The Washington Custus Club met
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Henry
Teller Cooke, 3 Western avenue,
Chevy Chase. Nd. with the president.
Mrs. w. 8. Corby, preading.
Papers on the theme. what God
Hath Wrought" were given by Mrs.
Appleton Clark, Mrs. w. A. Kinnan,
Mrs. J. Z. Dyer and Mrs. George w.
Harris. Famous Trees" was the sub
ject Of . paper by Mrs. Augustus
Taylor.
Political Study Cuban Executive
Board meeting was held In the May
flower Hotel with the president, Mrs.
Tilman Bacon Parks, presiding. Mrs.
| William A. Boss announced the year
book will be ready for distribution at
the meeting at the Washington Club
on October II at 2:30 pm. Nine.
Patricia Bennett Dimitriu. wife Of the
assistant financial counselor Of Ru-
mania. will be the guest speaker.
Her subject will be Rumania.
Mrs. T. Davis Gates, soprano, and
Mrs. Katherine Sales English, con-
tralto, will render q group Of duets.
Mrs. Waldo Schmutt will be the &C
companist.
The honor guests will be Mime.
Ralph William Close, wife Of the Min
lister from South Africa; Nine.
Zero Jarnefelt. wife Of the Minister
of Finland; Mime. Andrei Popovici,
wife Of the charge d'afiaires Of Ru-
mania: Mime. Jorgen Gable, wife
of the counselor Norway; Nine.
Sigurd Won Numers, wife Of the sec
retary of the Norwegian Legation;
Mrs. F. c. Bradley, wife Of the naval
attache of the British Legation; Mrs.
John Bennett; Miss Mabel Hall, dean
of Highland Institutions, Breathitt
County, KY.
Petworth Woman's Club - Mrs.
Mary c. Delaney. executive secretary
of adult education, will be guest
speaker at the home section meeting
at the home of Mrs. Martha Wilt
berger on October 16 at 1:30 pm
She will give q talk on her duties
in connection with consumer educa-
ton.
The Visiting Nurse Committee will
meet at the Brightwood Center to-
morrow at pm.
Mrs. Leavie Dietz will entertain the
literature section~ tomorrow at pm.
in her home, COL Montgomery street,
Silver Spring. Md. California. Here
Come" will be the program given by
Mrs. Timothy S. Tincher.
Mrs. s. G. Waite will entertain the
hospitality section wednesday at her
home.
The civic section, which meets
Thursday at pm, will spend the
first IS minutes on the Constitution
Of the United States, Mrs. Horace j.
Phelps being in charge. Mrs. Frank
H. Schwartz is the hostess.
American Association of University
Women.-The board of directors will
make up the receiving line at the tea
tomorrow at 4 O'Clock at the club
house Mrs. Rutherford ]. Poison will
be hostess. A business meeting Of the
local branch will follow.
The junior group will have a dinner
bridge Thursday at $50 pm. Miss
Marguerite Atkinson will be hostess.
The creative writing group will meet
in room 402 tomorrow at $3.50 o'clock
Mrs o. r. Rand will be leader.
The Players, under the leadership
of Miss Alice Jewell. will meet in
room 401 tomorrow at o'clock.
Mrs. Hiram Smell will review Eye
less in Gaza," by Adlous Huxley. at
the morning book review section, Oc-
tober % at IL am.
The group on social studies, with DR..
Elizabeth May as leader, will meet in
room 4O1 Thursday. A survey will be
made of THE Public Welfare Facili-
ties Of the District Of Columbia"
Mrs. Thomas w. Heitz announces
bridge luncheon October "a at l
o'clock. Mrs. Frank B. Smith will be
hostess. Members not Wishing to
make up table or not having part
ner may play in the round robin. Res
ervations may be made at the club.
The Walkers Group will join the
National Park Service bus trip to Sky
line Drive in Shenandoah National
Park October 18. They will meet at
1416 F street at 7:45 am. Members
going may take a picnic lunch or buy
their lunch at Panorama Inn. Call
National 1075 for reservations. Miss
Elfriede Sander and Miss Vera Brun-
CART will be the leaders.
The District Of Columbia Chirop0dy
Society met Tuesday evening at 1888
| F street. Plans for the current year
were decided upon. Meetings will be
held weekly. The first meeting to
be a business meeting. The second
| Tuesday will be devoted to course
in public speaking under the direction
of Walter c. De Groot. The third
meeting of the month will consist of
clinical demonstrations by the men,
bers of the society.
A Foot Health Council will be
formed, cooperating with the Ma
tional Foot Health Council.
William Reher, G. Cp., was awarded
first prize for the best thesis written
upon q clinical subject for last year.
Woman's Club Of Bethesda.-Dr.
Boyd Carpenter, professor of inter-
national relations, School of Foreign
Service, Georgetown University, will
address the members Tuesday at $3.50.
He will take Certain Trends in In
ternational Relations" as his subject.
The husbands and friends Of the mem
bers are invited.
Mrs. Edw. M. Willis will be the
chairman of the Hostess Committee.
Mrs. Delos Paxman, chairman OF
Finance Circle, No. 1, announces q card
party at the club house October 70
at $50 pm. Reservations may be
made to members Of the committee,
which include Mrs. Arlington Com
stock, Mrs. w. A. Penrose, Mrs Eugene