Evening star., 1936-10-11
-HE Executive Board Of tbs
Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase
will meet Wednesday at the

will meet Wednesday at the
i Columbia Country Club, with
luncheon preceding the business ses-
sion. The Q working sections and IL
standing committees will present their
programs for the years work.
The Social Section will hold q busi-
ness meeting tomorrow at 10 am. IN
the home Of Mrs. Harrison r. Fits, Z
West Blackthorn street. The Art Sec
ton will meet Tuesday at 2 pm. In the
home of Mrs. George A. Finch, 100
West Virgilia street. r. r. Gellex Of
the Bureau of Standards will be the
speaker.
The Nature Section will leave Chevy
Chase Circle at 10 am. Thursday
for a walk along Jones Mill road to
Forest Glen. Members are requested
to bring luncheon.
Phil Sheridan Women's Relief Corps,
No. IL, Auxiliary to the G. A. r, met
at the Thomas Circle Club. The
president, Mrs. May Parker. presided.
Mrs. Helen Pitney made application
for membership.
A school of instruction was held at
the Thomas Circle Club. The senior
vice president. Mrs. Mary Bowen. was
in charge and the regular department
officers exemplified the work.
The annual inspection Of the corps
will be held November S.
Washington Chapter. Junior Ha-
dassah.-Mrs. Archibald Silverman,
Zionist leader, who has spent much
of the last five years in Palestine, was
the principal speaker at the meeting
last Sunday at the Mayflower Hotel.
She described what was going on in
Palestine today.
Miss Sophie Bayard, president,
spoke Of Junior Hadassah's work in
the development of Palestine as
Jewish homeland. Mrs. Raphael Tur-
over, president of Senior Hadassah;
Mrs. John Safer, representative OF the
senior advisers; Mrs. Aaron Shalowitz
| and Mrs. Nathan Kaminsky, also ad-
visers to the unit. spoke.
Milton Schwartz, a violinst OF the
National Symphony Orchestra. gave
several numbers. accompanied by Miss
Dorothy Gusse.
Diplomas were presented by Miss
Baynard to the chairmen of the vari-
Gus committees as follows: Caroline
Berenter, Rebecca Rosenbloom, Eliza
beth Mensh, Hilda Siegel, Cynthia
| Michaelson, Betty Liebsohn, Sonya
Caplan, Betty Burko. Sophie Snyder
Harry Myerhoff, Esther Rosenberg
Horowitz, Rebecca Rabenovets, Ger
Jennie Reznick, Toba Shloss, Gertrude
| Gerber, Yetta Dobkin, Leah Levin and
Mary B. Lewis.
The next meeting will be held al
8l5 pm. October 19 at the Jewish
Community Center.
Business Women's Council meeting
Tuesday at pm. in the chapel of the
Covenant First Presbyterian Church
DR.. Joseph M. M. Gray, chancellor OF
the American University, will give an
address on The German Women's
Work" At the devotional period at
6:45 Rev. James r. King will speak.
Columbia Heights Art Club met with
Mrs. George H. Cook, assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Charles Grandfield
Mrs. M. A. Winter, president, presided
Mrs. Robert McFall gave a summary
Of THE Netherlands, the study fol
the year. The papers were "Bird's-eye
View of the Netherlands by Plane
read by Mrs. Dudley Bright. and
Dutch Landscape Painting by Mrs
Robert Hibben.
Guests were as follows: Mrs John
D. Shovel, Mrs. Raleigh Gilchrist
Mrs. G. T. Bell and Mrs. Lloyd w
Biddle, president of the District fed
Grafton. Refreshments and a social
followed.
The Argyle Study Club will meet
1t the home of Mrs. Newton Collamer,
l24s Crittenden street, next Tuesday
at / o'clock. Mrs. William Tufts Vile
read.
The Phil0- Classics Club met at the
home of Mrs. M. H. Fohrman. The
study of Richard III was begun
under the leadership Of Mrs. c. j.
Stauber, who read paper presenting
the play.
Miss Marjorie williams and A. H.
Williams were guests.
Kit Carson Corps, No. II, Auxiliary
to G. A. r. met at 1015 L street. Mrs.
Anna j. Kirkley presided. Guests were
Mrs. Agnes Sibley, department presi-
dent; Mary E. Bowen, senior vice
president; Mrs. Ella Orr and Ethel
Grimes of Lincoln Corps.
Miss Katherine Larned was in
itiated.
The corps will have annual inspec-
tion on November 6 by Mrs. May
Parker, department inspector.
Twentieth Century CIub-The ma
ture section, under the leadership of
Mrs. d. Agnew Greenlees, will explore
Sycamore Island, 1890 am. Wednes-
day. The Cabin John car will take
members to Sycamore Island Station
The meeting of the garden section,
set for October is, has been post
poned to October 80 at 1925 Albemarle
street.
Reservations for the art section
meeting, at l o'clock october 10 at
the Arts Club, may be made this week
through Mrs. Frank M. Eliot, Cleve-
land 7783.
Members are requested to join the