Evening star., 1936-03-01
University Women to Hear
PROGRAM of Classical Music
Mrs. Winifred Howell, Pianist, Will Appear
in Concert Tomorrow-Drama Group
Meets Wednesday.

OF the evening Will DC MATS. EllzdpttH
Hammond Hoyt, who will discuss
personality in Clothes" Mrs. Robert
Leighey, assisted by Mrs. Willard Hayes
Yeager, will serve as hostess, during
the social. Mrs. L. E. Yocum and Mrs.
Selden Ely will pour.
The annual meeting. April rs, will
be luncheon at the Willard instead
of the usual dinner.
District of Columbia Federation Of
W0men's Clubs.-Several recent for
eign books, including Grain Of
Wheat" by the Japanese author Toyo-
hike Kagawa. will be discussed at the
second of a series of book reviews at
Jelleff's Little Theater, 1916 F street,
next Wednesday at II am. Other re-
cent books which will be reviewed by
Mrs. Helen Steinbarger are "The Son
of Marietta" by Johan Fabricius; IF
I Have Four Apples" by Josephine
Lawrence, and BEST in the Green
wood" by Frederick Lambeck. 1.-THE
Woman and the Sea-" product Of
1894, by Concha Espina de Serna, will
also be included in the review.
The Zonta Club met Wednesday at
the Y. w. C. A., Miss I. Malinda
Havey, president, presiding. This was
the monthly closed meeting and the
committee chairmen submitted their
reports.
Commissioner Melvin c. Hazen will
address the club at its meeting
March 4. His subject will be THE
Government of the District of CO.
lumbia."
The District of Columbia League of
American Pen Women will meet We'd
nesday. 2 to pm, at the studio,
Burlington Hotel.
Mary Eskridge Salzman, artist, will
exhibit her work at the studio from
March to March Is. The league will
hold an art tea featuring the work
of Mrs. Salzman on March 8.
The fiction group will meet Friday
at 8 pm, with Nellie Rogan Thomas,
chairman, presiding. Mystery and de-
tective stories will be discussed. Mrs
Everill Warrell Murphy will read one
of her published mystery stories, fol-
lowing with a discussion OF the pseudo
scientific story. Miss Marie Shores
author of detective novel now being
published, will read from her work
and tell of her experience in gather
ing material. Guest privileges.
The Cercle des Precieuses Ridicuies
meeting at the Burlington Hotel. was
received Wednesday evening by Nine
Marguerite de Porry and Nine. Man
uel Cambouri.
The meeting was opened by the
president, William j. Wallis, and
the following program was given:
Piano solos by Mile. Marie de Porry
Romance" by Tschaiskowsky. and
'Masourka a rAntikue," by BeaudouX;
talk on Algeria by M. and Nine. Jean
Hastings, illustrated by projected
views, and during the course Of which
they exhibited jewelry and rugs col
lected during their long residence IN
that country; violin solos by Ar
senio Ralon, accompanied by Nine
Ralon, pianist: Gypsy Rondo," by
Sarasate; Spanish dances, by Granote
and Mexican songs; charade by Nine
Manuel Cambouri, Nine. Marguerite
de Porry and William J. Wallis. Read
ing by Nine. Manuel Cambouri: "Reve
de la Comtesse Dues"
Woman's Club of Chevy Chase
The drama section will meet tomor'
row at pm. in the home Of Mrs
Henry Freeborn Johnston, with Mrs
Raymond L. Sanford and Miss Mary
Pearce assisting Mrs. Johnston. Mrs
Joseph T Mcguire will have charg'
| of the program on the Irish Theatel
and will direct readings from ''Kath
leen nj Houlahan." Among those TAX
ing part are Mrs. James F. Davidson
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Freeborn John
ston and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Ma
guire.
The civics section will meet Frida!
at II IN. in the Chevy Chase Library
Miss C. Virginia Diedel, attorney. o.
the District of Columbia and delegate
to the Federation of Citizens Asso'
Citations, will speak on District Leg
islation." During the luncheon Mis-!
Lorraine Noble of the American Coun.
Gil of Education will speak informally
on the educational use of films in oul
schools.
At the last meeting Mrs. Julius Hob.
son and Mrs. Edward o. Clark were
elected to membership.
CurIey Club.-Plans are being made
for the Spring dance at the Shorehan
Hotel April 16.
The members of the bowling team!
continue to meet at the Brooks Club
II street, Mondays at pm.
The Georgetown Glee Club presented
a program after the meeting at the
Continental Hotel last Thursday.
Girls Friendly Society.-An admis.
sion service was held at Resurrection
Nativity Branch last Sunday, when thu
following members were admitted
Mildred Warman, Carrie Sutton
Phyllis May, Doris Horton and Amelis
Marschat. The branch will meet each
Tuesday evening during Lent to con-
tinue its study of Mexico.
The Epiphany Branch will attene
corporate communion at am. to.
day. DR.. Phillips will be the celebrant
The first of the series of Lenten serv.
ices, under DR.. Phillips, will be helt
tomorrow at 4:45. Supper will b<
served at 6 pm.
The new girls friendly club room
will be dedicated at Ascension Church
at 4 pm. today as part of the ninety.
first anniversary of the founding o!
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