Evening star., 1936-12-13
Minister to Be HOnOred
By University Women
South African Envoy and Mrs. Close to Be
Guests at Dinner-Dr. and Mrs. Eben
Eybers Will Speak.

Of members who have Joined the clut
this Fall will be given today from 4
to s O'Clock. Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley
president. will welcome the guests
Miss Catherine r. Watkins, chairman
of the Membership Committee. Mrs
Caroline B. Stephen and Mrs. Pauline
E. Everhart will be the hostesses.
Monday French dinner will bt
given at 6 o'clock. Nine Felian Gar.
Aa will speak on French Literature.
Miss Roberts Tull, chairman of th<
French section, will be the hostess.
The Monday Afternoon Bridge Sec.
tion will meet at 1880 pm. Mrs. vii.
liam G. McSparren will be the host.
ess.
Political Conditions of Europe" viii
be discussed by Walter E. Myer, editor
of the American Observer, at the
meeting of the current events section
Tuesday at S o'clock. Mrs. Agne!
Giles Newman will introduce the
speaker.
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Sec.
ton will meet at l o'clock. Lesson!
on bidding and methods of play viii
be given. Mrs. George B. Hartman
will be the hostess.
Tuesday at 8 O'Clock Mrs. Raymond
j. Keller will meet the evening bridg,
section.
Mrs. J. K. Freiot win welcome new
members Of the club at the Friday
Bridge Section meeting at 1880 pm.
The Washington Quota Club will
meet Friday evening at the Woman's
City Club for an informal dinner
meeting.
The guest speaker will be Ruth
Anne Davis, free-lance artist and
writer and an expert on gifts and
shopping.
December will be devoted tl
Christmas problems.
Tak0ma Park WOmen's Club-The
Literature Department will meet to-
morrow at pm. at the home of Mrs
Frank Richmond, 670l Second street
"The Living Jefferson" by J. T. Ad-
ans. will be reviewed by Mrs. Roy
Ferner. Assisting hostesses at this
meeting are Mrs. l.. M. Spray and
Mrs. G. Harris White.
W0man's Club Of Bethesda-Mrs
Mary Crete Willis has dramatized one
Of her recent short stories and is per-
sonally directing the cast, composed
of members of the club. to depict the
days OF old England's Yuletime Gus
toms and traditions. The play, entitled
Merry England" will be given Tues
day at 8 pm. In the club home ir
Sonoma road.
Members Of the cast are Mrs. J. B
Hutson. Mrs. Edgar Hoyer. Mrs. Reg.
inald LOCKER, Mrs. E. F. Kohman
Mrs. Louis A. Gravelle, Mrs. N. F
Rabner. Mrs. Harry J. Pirie, Mrs
Gilbert Grosvenor, Mrs. E. P. Wilson
Mrs. Edward M. Willis, Mrs. Edwin
Etz. Mrs. Richard Titlow, Mrs. Rober
Amiss. Mrs. Edward Morrison. Mis-!
Doree Holman, Mrs. Edward Gsrlock
Mrs. F. P. Di Blasi, Mrs. George Par
iseau, Mrs. Hugh Johnston, Mastel
Hugh Johnston. jr.; Mrs. Eugen,
Ferry Smith, Mrs. Reed Bradley, Mrs
L. L. Nicholson, Mrs. Peter L. Deck
er, Mrs. George Laird, Mrs. r.
Amiss, Mrs. Ferguson Harrison, Mrs
L. L. Nicholson, Mrs. E. E. A. Dunn
Mrs. Reginald LOCKER and Mrs, A, L
McDannald.
Friends are invited.
Twentieth Century Club.-The mu.
sic and art section will have a join
meeting Tuesday at 3 pm. at the
Y. w. C. A. for Yuletide program
Miss Grace Lincoln Temple will give
an illustrated talk on THE Madonns
and Nativity Legend as Interpreted by
the Old Masters" Miss Katherine
Riggs will play the harp.
The Red Cross section will meet
Wednesday at 10 am. at the chapter
house, 1880 E street, to sew and make
surgical dressings for the various hos.
pitals.
Mrs. John o. Herrick was admitted
as a new member in November.
Phyllis Lyman Colony, National So.
ciety Of New England Women, were
entertained at luncheon by Mrs. Ed
ward Dingley, 3 East Lennox street.
Chevy Chase, Md.
The members made Christmas stock
ings, to be filled with toys and candy
for the Children's Hospital.
A business session was also held
with Mrs. George McCann presiding.
Mrs. Harry Dowling read a paper, THE
Personnel Of the Mayflower," and New
England songs were sung.
The January meeting will be held
at the home Of Mrs. Emma Cupp.
The Marietta Park Woman's Club
held the annual Christmas party at
Mohican Lodge, the home OF Mrs. J.
Harrison Fancuilli and her mother.
Mrs. Victor Sipos, December 8. As
sisting Mrs. Fancuilli in serving a
buffet supper were Mrs. I. L. Stor-
mont and Mrs. Walter H. E. Jaeger.
The evening was spent in games
and singing, with Mrs. Edward j.
Hickey at the piano. Solos were rem
dered by Mrs. Maurice Colbert, Mrs.
Charles Sterner and Mrs. Harry E.
Slye. Mrs. Conrad A. Nix presented q
group Of Christmas carols.
Mrs. FITZGERALD submitted the WIN
ming name for the clubs new monthly
publication and consequently received
two tickets to local theater. The
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