Evening star., 1936-08-30
.BROADCASTS Vary
|. FOR CLUB WOMEN
Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt, Radio
Committee Chairman, An.
nounces Program.

Mrs. Edgar 3. Merritt, chairman Of
the Committee on Radio Of both the
District Of Columbia Federation Of !,
Women's Clubs and the General Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs. has planned,
varied program for the broadcasts
during September. These weekly
programs for the General Federation
are every Friday. from las TO 2 p.rl...
over Station WMAL. .
There will be an interview Septem.
Der between Miss Vella Winner,
editor of The Clubwomsn. G. r. W. c.,
and Mrs. Merritt on the subject, What
Makes You Think So?"
A program Of instrumental music
for two pianos will be given Septem-
ber IL by Gustav Heintze and his
sister, Greta Heintze Nimmerrichter,
pianists. Of Vienna. Austria.
DR.. Florence E. Boehmer, president
Of Cottey College at Nevada, Mo,
will speak on Whittier This Higher
Education for Women" September l8.
DR.. Benjamin D. Weeks, president
Of Bacone College, Muskogee. Okla,
will speak on "Bacone and Its Pro-
gram for the Education of Indian
YOUTH" September Is.
Department Of the Potomac Wom-
ems Relief Corps, Auxiliary to the
Grand Army, held q tea at the home
of Department Secretary Mrs. Addie
w. Hickman, to raise funds for the
coming convention.
short program was rendered and &.
refreshments were served.
Phil Sheridan Women's Relief Corps,
Auxiliary to the Grand Army, met at
the home Of Mrs. E. Helen Temple,
1887 Newton street.
Mrs. Annie Laurie Davis was i1i-
tiated and Mrs. Erelia Ericholtz was
elected to membership.
The Business Wcmen's Council will
meet Tuesday in the chapel of the
Covenant-First Presbyterian Church,
at 8 pm. There will be no special
feature for this meeting. Rev James
H. Miers. pastor Of the Fourth Presby.
terian Church, will be the speaker at
the devotional period at 6:45 and will
continue In a series of religious talks
during the month of September at the
regular weekly meetings of the coun-
Gil.
William B. Cushing Auxiliary, Sons
Of Union Veterans of the Civil War.
met at the Washington Loan & Trust
Building, the president, Mrs. Sofle
Bergner, presiding.
Plans were discussed for the con-
vention, which meets the week of Sep
tember 20.
American Association Of University
Women.-Hostesses for the Monday
afternoon teas at the club house for
the next month are: Miss Maxine
Girts, August 81; Mrs. Earl A. Trager,
September IA; Mrs Margaret Graham,
September 81, and Miss Elsa Fowle,
September 20.
DR.. Kathleen G. Priestman OF
Yorkshire. England. was a guest at
the club tea Monday. Out-of-town
members who were registered at the
club house last week were: Miss Jes-
sic Webb, Memphis, Tenn; Miss Ruth
Mentel, Dayton, Ohio; Miss Elsie A.
Stuth. Detroit, Mich; Miss Marjorie
Connell, Dayton, Ohio; Miss Adele
H. Stamp, Washington branch. and
Mrs. H. C. Lutz and daughter, Miss
Eusibia, of Dallas, Tex.
Five Washington women are at
tending the International Federation
of University Women, which is now
meeting in Cracow. Poland. DR..
Kathryn McHale, general director of
the National Association, with head
quarters at 1884 I street, is one of the
five voting delegates from the United
States. Members of the Washington
branch who will be in Cracow until
the adjournment of the meeting are,
DR.. Esther Brcnauer. Mrs. Gregory.
Hankin. Miss Anna Halberg and Mrs.
Mitchell Carroll. Del,