Evening star., 1936-03-22
CLUB NEWS
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Gov. Frank B. Steele reported the
governor general of the society and
Mrs. Burnham StandiSh Colburn and
the secretary general, Harold A. G.
Murray, will attend. The particular
features will be the address by Gov.
Gen. Colburn, the dedication of the
State stand of colors and violin pro.
gram by Geraldine KreSs of Buffalo.
Miss Kress will be the personal guest
of Mrs. John L. Eckel of Buffalo, a
member of the New York Mayfiower
Society.
Baby Lovers Circle of the Florence
CrittentOn Home observed its 18th
birthday anniversary Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Fred Coles, 2026 Pierce
Mill road. Mrs. w. J. Schutrumpf and
Mrs. Walter Bane assisted Mrs. Coles
in entertaining. Miss Anne Rogers
and Mrs. S. A. Swiggert were guests.
A birthday cake was cut by the
president, Mrs. A. B. McManus. An
original poem, Memories" was read
by Mrs. Frederick G. Umhau.
A short talk on the circles history
was given by Mrs. McManus.
Mrs. McManus, Mrs. Craig and Mrs.
w. H. Hessick were the charter mem-
bers present. Mrs. Swiggert read
poem she had dedicated to the Baby
Lovers called Babies"
Miss Rogers of the Crittenton Home
told of the big sister movement. Mrs.
Simpson extended greetings.
The Zonta Club held its Wednesday
luncheon, with Miss Mary Sigman
presiding.
Mrs. John M. Enochs, who has
charge of the Children's Bureau, De-
partment of Labor, guest speaker, told
of her experiences at the Write noeSs
press conferences.
An announcement was made OF an
intercity dinner. March 80, TO oe helo
at Frederick, Md.
The Junior Women's Club met Tues
day at the home of Miss Eva Smythe'
7 Grant avenue, Takoma Park, Nd.
Miss Clara Mae Tarbett and Miss
Patricia Davis assisted the hostess.
Miss Grace Warner, Mrs. Louise
Morris and Mrs. Tolman Huff were IN
vited to join the organization.
An evening of Irish music was given
by Elsie Sutter Raddle, contralto; Vir-
ginia Cureton Lepphard, violinist:
John Hall, tenor, and Gertrude Dyer
Parsons and Marguerite Lucker, &C
companIsus.
The April meeting will be held at
the home of Miss Julia Neff, VINO Will
be assisted by Miss Louise Whitney ana
Miss Catherine Dennis. Mrs. Rhoda
MacFarland will be the guest speaker.
Women's Club Of Chevy Chase-The
international relations section Will
meet tomorrow at 10:30 am. in the
Chevy Chase Library. Elton Atwater
of the American University Graduate
School will speak on American Rela-
! tions With Japan" Mrs. Herbert ms
ley and Miss Edith Meloy will discuss
agriculture and industry in Japan.
The music section will give a pro-
gram tea tomorrow at 2 pm. In the
home of Mrs. Myron Writers, 2l0O
Plymouth street, with Mrs. A. L. Han
cock acting as hostess. The program
will consist of readings by Tedda
| Graft; soprano solos, Kathryn Muir
reIl; piano solos. Hazel Brown Piers.
and vocal quartet composed OF Mrs.
Murrell, Mrs. Edward F. Loomis. Mrs.
Francis M. Shore and Mrs. Ben Fisher,
with Mrs. Dawson Olmstead as ac-
conpanist.
The social section win give a. dance
and card party at the Brook Farm Tea
House, Thursday at Q pm. Hostesses
will be Mrs. Reginald Dean, Mrs. Louis
Karchem, Mrs. G. Kibbey Munson,
Mrs. Ralf Reyman. Mrs. Barton ?.
Root and MrsA Edwin A. schmitt'