Evening star., 1936-05-24


Cawood, president. has appointed
Mary Margaret Feldman to be mistress
Of ceremonies.
The distinguished guests will be:
Albert w. Atwood, Saturday Evening
Post; Gideon A. Lyon, John Jay Daiy,
Hudson Grunewald, James Waldo
Fawcett, all of The Star; Edwin N.
Lewis, editor Cathedral Age; Malvina
Lindsay, washington Post; Bess Heath
Olmstead. president District Of Colum-
bia League of American Pen Women;
Howard Parrish, washington Daily
News; Byron Price, chief of the WASH
;ngton Bureau. Associated Press;
Charles Edward Russell, author; Rich
ard w. Westwood, editor Nature Mag
azine, and George r. Holmes, chief OF
the Washington Bureau, Universal
Service.
Department of the Potomac Wom-
ems Relief Corps, Auxiliary to the U.
A. R., met at the home of the presi-
dent. Mrs. Agnes Sibley. A report OF
the Junior Club was given by Miss
Eaworth, director.
National Senior Vice President Mrs.
Della O'Brien will have charge Of the
services at the Sisters statue May
20 and will place a wreath; the presi-
dent will also place one for the de-
partment.
Mrs. Agnes Sibley will place a
wreath at the Civil War unknown.
the World War unknown and at the
mast Of. the Maine in Arlington
Cemetery May 80. Senior Vice Presi-
dent Mrs. Della O'Brien will place a
wreath at battle-ground.
Services will be held at the Water
Gate in memory of the men who lost
their lives at sea and in air today,
conducted by the treasurer, Mrs
Helen Temple. afterwards going 10
the maSsing of the colors at the
Cathedral.
The department will take part in
the exercises Flag day at the Capitol,
June Is.
William B. Cushing Auxiliary. No.
4, Sons of Union Veterans OF the civil
War, met at the Washington Loan
d. Trust Building, Mrs. Sophie Berg
ner presiding.
Plans were made to participate In
exercises commemorating Memorial
day today at the massing Of the colors
at the Cathedral and Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
Nine. CantacuZen Grant and Mrs.
Marie Williams were elected to men,
bership.
The Business Womens Council will
hold its annual home missionary din
ner in the chapel of the Covenant
First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday
at $50 pm. Joy Elmer Morgan.
editor of the National Educational
Association Journal, will give the ad-
dress. A musical program has been
arranged by Mrs. j. Newton Baker
and Miss Florence Hendershott.
Takoma Park Women's Club.-The
drama department will meet at the
home of Mrs. G. Franklin Wisner, Sol
Indian Spring drive. Wednesday eve
ming. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs.
Roy C. Harbin and Mrs. Gordon
Parker. The program will be In
charge of Mrs. L. v. Lampson.
An unusual program has been
planned for the final meeting of the
music department this year. A joint
recital at the Presbyterian Church,
with Mrs. D. C. Jackson at the organ
and Miss Helen Williams at the piano.
The recital will be Thursday at 10 am.
Mrs. Walter C. De Groot entertained
the garden department at her home
Monday afternoon. Talks on flowers
were given by Mrs. L. M. Spray and
Miss Agnes Carleton.
The homemakers' department had
picnic luncheon in Rock Creek Park
Thursday afternoon.
The annual luncheon Of the club
will be held at the Congressional
Country Club June 2, at 1 pm. Mrs.
Frank J. Hopkins is chairman of tick
cts. All reservations must be IN
no later than May q.
The Capitol Hill History Club was
entertained for luncheon at the home
of Mrs. Jason Waterman, assisted by
Mrs. Raymond v. Root. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Charles e. Ferguson, pre-
sided.
Headlines in Washington" was the
subject of paper by Mrs. Harry F.
Patterson. History Of Ships" was the
topic of Mrs. Waterman's discussion,
illustrated by pictures of ships of all
periods.
The next meeting is May 27 at the
home of Mrs. Philip Martin, United
States Soldiers Home. Mrs. Daniel
L. Pitcher will be the assistant hostess.
The Chevy Chase Branch of the
American Poetry Circle met May 16
at the home of Mrs. Paul Kirby. vice
president, Bethesda. Md, when DR..
Homer c. House, head Of English,
University Of Maryland, read from his
book of poems, "Sun-Dance"
Ida Elaine James and Inez Barclay
Kirby won second and third prizes,
as well as honorable mentions, in
the recent 5oo-poem poetry contest OF
the District Of Columbia Federation
Of Women's Clubs.
American Association of University
Women.-Mrs. F. D. Yowell and Miss
Elizabeth Smith will be hostesses on
the walk today at $3.50 pm. The
group will take either the Wisconsin
avenue cars to Nebraska avenue or
the Wesley Heights bus and get off at
Forty-sixth street and will walk from
there to 4444 Alton place, the home
of Mrs. Vowel. There will be a
picnic supper.
Following the tea tomorrow at 4
pm, at which Mrs Leslie H. Whitten
will be hostess, Mrs. Helen Hill Miller
will speak on Summer Schools for
Women Workers in Industry"
At 6:15 pm. there will be club
supper, followed by the annual meet
ing, with installation of officers. Miss
Alice Jewell, leader of the Players
Group, has arranged an entertain
ment. A play, Maker of Dreams"
,,-;II Ia ,,reca,ted Thosn fokino r,a rt