Evening star., 1936-02-09
News of Local Clubs
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HlCrtniS az O'Ao paHs 1Aloo SdIiCt n1C-
William will be hostess. Assisting her
will be Mrs. Clinton Locke Doggett,
Mrs. John Donaldson, Miss Helen
Esgate, Mrs. Henry B. Hedrick, Miss
Virginia Kinnard, Miss Margaret
McMahon and Miss Nellie McMichael.
At 7:3O pm. there win be meeting
of the players group in room 401.
DR.. Elizabeth May, assistant pro-
fessor of economics at Goucher Col
lege, will meet with the study group
on Government, Business and the
Individual" in room 4el Tuesday
at $3.50.
The Education Committee will give
a dinner in honor Of the winners OF
the fourth annual poetry contest,
sponsored by the committee, Wednes-
day at pm. Miss Elizabeth Peet OF
Gallaudet College will present the
prizes to the winners. They are Mary
Louise Tindall of Trinity College, first;
Mary K. Bland of Trinity, second;
Annette Temin, Wilson Teachers Col
lege, third. The poems viii be read
by Miss Alberta Walker OF Wilson
Teachers College, and member OF
the Contest Committee. CORTLAND
Baker, professor of English at George
Washington University, will speak on
the writing of poetry. Mrs. Vachel
Lindsay will be guest Of honor.
Mrs. Lyman Swormstedt will review
Solomon, My Son." to the evening
book review section Tuesday and
will repeat the review again at the
morning book review section Thurs
day at II am, in the lounge. At the
evening book review section Tuesday
Mrs. Swormstedt will also review
Time Out of Mind" by Rachel Field.
Mrs. w: H. Mckinney will be on the
program with Mrs. Swormstedt at the
Thursday morning book review,
when she viii report on Asylum" by
William Seabrook.
The art appreciation group will
meet in the lounge Thursday at pm.
DR.. Charles Moore, chairman OF the
National Commission Of Fine Arts
will give an illustrated talk, Wash
ington Tomorrow"
| There will be a Valentine Club
bridge luncheon Friday, at pm. Mrs.
G. Murray Campbell will be the host
ess. At $3.50 pm. the writers group
will meet in room 40l. This meeting
time will continue to be Fridays each
week from now on instead of Tuesday.
Chevy Chase Chapter, w. c. T. u.
was addressed by DR.. Henry w. Sny-
der, pastor of st. PauPs Lutheran
Church. on practical Prohibition"
The Girls L. T. L. joined the meet
ing and we're given an illustrated tenn
perance talk by Mrs. Charles L. Car
hart. The meeting was held in the
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
house, with Mrs. A. L. Baldwin presid-
ing.
Girls Friendly Societs.-Epiphany
branch will meet tomorrow, with sup
per at 6 pm. and classes at 8, followed
by Valentine party. The program
is being arranged by Misses Kate and
Elva Whitcomb and Ruth Barnes. Or
February II the branch will hold its
annual admission service, when DR.
Phillips will officiate. Five members
and one associate will be admitted.
Nativity branch is planning g
"cootie party" Tuesday at the parish
hall, under the direction Of Mrs. Brill
Ascension Trinity branch will meej
Thursday.
The Senior Club will meet at the
National Center, 1888 New Hampshire
avenue, February d. Plans will be
formulated for the clubs participation
in the Mexican fiesta to be held al
Epiphany Parish Hall early in the
Spring.
Alice Deal Junior High School Home
and School Association.-There will
be a meeting of the mothers group
tomorrow at 3:l5 pm, when the SUBJ
ject under discussion will be the
junior high school organization, in
cluding Home Room Period, Awards,
| Clubs and Cafeteria" and their rela-
tion to and importance in character
building for the child. AL mothers
are requested to attend.
Women's City Club.-The tea this
! afternoon is informal.
| Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins
will be the guest speaker at a dinner
/ Tuesday at 6:3O It is a joint ar
rangement of the business and pro-
fessional section and the current
event group, for members only.
The Board of Directors meeting
will be held tomorrow evening instead
| of Tuesday.
The French group Is planning a
concert to be given by Felin Garcia
later in the month.
The drama section Is rehearsing two
plays which will be presented later
on in the month.
The Friday duplicate bridge sec
ton meets at luncheon each Friday,
with Mrs. j. K. Freiot as instructor,
and has a tournament in the card
room.
The paintings now on exhibit are
the works Of Mrs. Iona Miller KEEP
linger.
The Washington Cultus Club met
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Paris
Brengle on Forest lane in Wesley
Heights. Luncheon was served. after
which the meeting was called to'order
by Mrs. Augustus Taylor. acting presi-
dent. Miss Martha Harris was a
guest.
Mrs. j. e. Dyer read a paper on
Japan. Mrs. George w. Harris gave a
travel talk on Mexico.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Augustus Taylor on
Upshur street.
The Ladies' Social Club of Wash
ington, Council of q. C. C. Of E, will
have the next meeting at the home of
Mrs. Norvell, 1878 Oates street.
Junior Women's Club-A Valen-
tine tea will be given next Sunday at
the home of Miss Carrie Trivett, S08
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