Evening star., 1936-01-19
University Women Hear
DR.. Reinhardt Tomorrow
Mrs. Malbone Graham, International Rela'
tions Chairman of National Association,
Also to Speak Tomorrow.

Day will direct workshop production
of Oscar Wilde's play. THE 1mpor-
tance Of Being Earnest"
The social section will hold dance
and card party Thursday evening at
the Brooke Farm Tea House. Host
esses will be Mrs J. H. DeVeau, Mrs.
F. F. Espenschied, Mrs. F. G.. Hammer,
Mrs. Daniel Webster Prentiss, Mrs. M.
c. Trowbridge and Mrs. J. H. Under
wood.
The Washington Readers Club will
meet at All Souls Church, Tuesday
at $50, May Jameson Bryant pre-
siding. A special program has been
arranged.
Woodbridge Book Club.-"Philosophy"
being the theme of the program of
the January meeting, Mabel Stanley
of the National Lutheran Home gave
a general review of the subject. Mrs.
William W. Bush. reviewed Able
Dimnets What We Live By; and
Mrs. Helen Stinebarger, readers ad-
wiser of the Georgetown Public Lii
brary. read a paper ON Harry Emer-
son Fosdick's Immortality. Mrs.
Herbert Statsir was hostess. The vice
president, Mrs. Eppa L. Norris, Occu-
pied the chair.
Mrs Emory Moon, Mrs. James
Grandstaff, and Mrs. Agnes Gogel-
sang were elected to membership.
The Shepard Park w. C. T. U. met
at the home of Mrs. Charles Riordon.
The president, Mrs. Ida Ramsey. pre-
sided. The devotions were led by
Miss Julia Bell. A talk was given
by Miss Burns, national director OF
Youths Temperance Council.
Refreshments were served. The next
meeting will be held at the home
Of Miss May Simpson.
The District Society Of the Danes
of the Loyal Legion met Tuesday at
the Mayflower to discuss plans for
the annual Lincoln breakfast, to be
held at the Mayflower February IL.
A number of distinguished speakers
and guests will attend.
The society unanimously endorsed
Nine. Cantacuzene, granddaughter of
Gen. U. S. Grant, as candidate for
election as president of the national
society.
The District society maintains a
scholarship at the Lincoln Memorial
University.
Kalorama Heights w. C. T. U. met
at the home of Mrs. w. S. Waite,
1928 Euclid street. Directors of de-
partments elected were: Miss Elsie
Kettler. Christian citizenship; Rev.
John C. Palmer. evangelistic; Mrs.
Thomas Moran, flower mission; Mrs.
William o. Hildebidle, health and
temperance; Mrs. w. S. Waite, litera-
ture; Miss Ellice Baker, associate;
Mrs. Eliza Griest, membership; Mrs.
Thomas c. Cochran, motion pictures;
Miss Adelaide Kelton. associate: Mrs.
]. Ramsy Nevitt, music; Mrs. William
H. Ross, parent-teacher; Mrs. Lester
F. Ferris, scientific temperance in
structor; Miss Blanche Stanley, SOL
diers and sailors; Mrs. ]. G. Kelton,
associate; Miss Mary R. Hecox, tenn
perance and missions; Mrs. j. B. TreW.
w. c. T. U. pins; Mrs. William Dou-
den, white ribbon recruits; Miss Alice
Annon and Mrs. William o. Hide
bidle. associates; Mrs. Grace c. Waite,
youths temperance council.
Rev. Alice Allen and Miss Mary
Pettis, W. C. T. U. district directors OF
evangelistic and Chautauqua depart
ments respectively, addressed the
meeting
Mrs. E:lma D. Moran extended invi-
tation to meet at her home, 230l S
street, February IA at pm.
Business Women's Council meeting
in the chapel of the Covenant-First
Presbyterian Church Tuesday at 8
o'clock. Miss Lula V. Harris will give
an account of her recent trip abroad.
Mrs. E. N. Murray, hospital worker
under the Washington Federation of
Churches, will speak at the devotional
period at 6:45.
Twentieth Century Club-The art
section will meet tomorrow at 2:30
pm. at 1914 Twenty-first street.
Adele Smith will talk on Modern
French Art" based on the current ex-
hibition which has been loaned by the
Museum of Modern Art in New York.
After the talk. members are invited
to the Duncan Phillips Gallery to see
ether canvases by the same artists and
some of the pioneers in modern art.
Mrs. Watkins will speak informally.
The sculpture will be displayed in the
rooms of the Junior League, Twentieth
and Massachusetts, avenue.
DR.. George F. Bowerman, public
librarian, will introduce Mrs. Elsa
POSSIBLE, director music department,
Carnegie Library, who will speak on
''The First Year in the Music Room"
at a meeting of the music section, at
the Y. w. c. A.. Tuesday at pm.
All members of the club are invited.
B. Y. Morrison Of the Department
of Agriculture will speak on wild
Flowers in the Garden" at a meeting
of the nature section, Wednesday at
3 o'clock at the Y. w. G. A.
Southeast w. e. T. u. will meet to-
morrow at pm at Calvary Baptist
Church. Mrs. L. L. Bowers, vice pres
ldent, will preside.
The Guidance and Personnel Ass0-
citation Of the District Of Columbia
will meet Tuesday at pm at the
National Education Association, Six
teenth and M streets.
There will be a panel discussion on
What Should the Washington Sec
ondary Schools Offer the Mentally
Slow Pupil?" DR.. Hans Weiss will
be the speaker, while the panel will
be composed of DR.. Weiss, Mr.. w. J.
Wallis, Miss Freda Eebert and Mrs.
Mary L. Ambrosi.
The public is invited.
The Writers League held a meeting