Evening star., 1936-07-05

The Foyer Francais, a local CLUB
composed exclusively of persons from
French-speaking countries. closed its
season with a meeting at the country
home Of M. Leon Chatelain, near Fair
fay. Va.
A number of French games were
played, including 'boules lyonnaises,"
and the festivities closed with picnic
lunch, at which the guests were served
with wines from M. Chatelain'S own
vinyard and French pastries prepared
by Nine. Lorenz zimerman, member
of the club.
Rev. Andre Frank Liotard, minister
to the Congregation FrancaiSe de
Washington, was among the guests.
Phil Sheridan Womcn's Relief Corps,
No. IL, Auxiliary to the G. A. r.. met
at the home of Mrs. Margaret Bradt.
1898 Thirty-eighth street, the presi-
dent, Mrs. Mary Parker, presiding.
Mrs. Ida Strauzer was initiated.
The corps is planning trip down
the river to Marshall Hall on July IL
to raise money for the relief fund
Boat leaves the wharf at 10 am, 2
pm. and $50 pm.
American Association OF University
Women.-Mrs. Richard Hogue. presi-
dent, announces the appointment of
Miss Bertha M. Nienburg, chairman
of the Committee on Economics and
Legal Status Of Women.
The morning book review section
will meet in the lounge Thursday at
IL am. Miss Isabelle Stone will re-
view Vein of Iron, by Ellen Glasgow.
Mrs. F. C. Brown is the club hostess
for July. Mrs. James s. Merritt will
be hostess at the tea tomorrow at
4:30 pm. No regular programs are
arranged for the Summer months.
Out -of-town members are invited.
Women's City Club.-On July 8,
business and professional dinner. Miss
Ann Singleton will speak on My Trip
Around the World"
July 8, club night. Hostesses, Miss
Jessie Lane and Miss Mary Black.
Mrs. Appleton Clark will give a talk,
Snapshots Of Foreign Lands"
July 10, Roadside Theater party.
The Washington Junior Jewish Con-
sumptive Relief Society met June %
at the home Of Mrs. Martin Mendel-
sohn, representative of the senior
group.
Temporary officers elected are as
follows: President, Irene Saloman;
vice president, Dorothy Rather; treas
urer, Frances Cladney; recording Sec
retary, Selma Alper; corresponding
secretary, Geraldine Lust.
Sidney Harris, son of the national
president Of the Senior j. c. r. 8. and
former president of the juniors Of
New York, known as the Denver
League, was the speaker Of the eve
ming. Miss Diamond of st. Louis, Mo-.
q charter member Of the 10-year-old
st. Louis Junior j. c. r. S., gave many
suggestions on the formation Of the
society.
Girls desiring to become affiliated
are invited to attend the meeting
Wednesday at $50 pm, at the home
Of Miss Frances Cladney, 4707 Kansas
avenue.
Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent, No. l,
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Civil War, 1861-I865, met at the
headquarters, 1922 New Hampshire
avenue. Senior Vice President Sylvia
D. Mclaughlin presided.
Plans are under way for the ma
tional convention, which meets In
Washington the week Of Septem-
ber 40.
Miss Anna Saunders, assistant secre-
tary of the Department Of Rhode
Island, spoke.
Services will be held today at $3.50
pm. at the tomb Of the unknown
Civil War veterans in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery, located near the
Arlington House. The wreath viii be
placed by the Phoebe Matthews Tent,
Chicago, Ill Mrs. e. Helen Temple,
past president, will preside.
Business Women's Council meeting
Tuesday evening at Temple Heights,
Connecticut avenue and California
street northwest. Box supper viii be
served at S. O'Clock, for which reserva-
tions must be made with Miss Florence
Hendershott by Sunday.
Curley Club-Roland J. Hyland was
reelected president Of the club at the
meeting held ct the Continental Hotel
Thursday night. The other officers
are as follows: Miss Gretchen Baden,
vice president; 8. H. Poll. treasurer;