Evening star., 1936-04-19
"HE players group of the Ameri-
can Association Of University
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Il row, will present play, THE
Purple Door Knob"
Miss Grace E. Bailey will review
"Mary, Queen of Scotland" by Stefan
Zweig, and Mrs. George Winchester
will review "Catherfne-the Portrait
of an Empress" by Gins Klaus, at the
book review Thursday at II O'Clock.
There will be a Junior group dinner
bridge Thursday at $50 pm, with
Miss Edythe Rose hostess.
Francis Jean Reuter-, writer and
lecturer, will give an illustrated lee
ture, observations on Art Cycles and
Art Appreciation" Thursday at pm.
All members are invited by the art
department, sponsors for the lecture.
Mrs. Harvey Wiley, chairman OF
the Committee on Housing, announces
a luncheon on housing and health"
Saturday at lis pm.
Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase
Modern Trends in Literature" book
talk by Mrs Helen T. Steinbarger,
assistant librarian and readers ad-
wiser of the Georgetown Branch of the
Public Library, will feature the meet
ing Wednesday, The president, Mrs.
Frank A. Linzel, will preside. Mrs.
William T. Bulls will be hostess for
luncheon preceding the meeting.
The Building Fund Committee is
sponsoring card party tomorrow at
lis pm at Hostess House of the
Southern Diaries, the proceeds to apply
to the Alice Mikkelson building fund.
At 8 pm. tomorrow the drama Sec
ton will meet in the home of Mrs.
Joseph T Mcguire, II Hesketh street
Mrs. Eugene E. Stevens will read bio
graphical sketches on Noel Coward
A. A. Milne, Somerset Vaughan and
John Van Druten. The Distaff Side, u
by Van Druten, will be read by a
group directed by Mrs. Fred o. Coe
Those in the cast are Mrs. Eugene E
Stevens, Mrs. F. S. Bracket. Mrs
Ralph Daskam. Miss Josephine Stew
ems, Mr. and Mrs. David Wolhaupter
Frederick M Kerby and c. Dwight
Curtiss
The annual Spring concert of the
music section will be held at the
United States Chamber of Commerce
at $50 pm. Wednesday, with Louis
Potter playing group of piano solos
and Vera Nicely Ross. contralto as
guest soloist. The public is invited.
Mrs George W. Morey will be
hostess to the literature section al
her home, on PinehurSt circle, Friday
at 2 pm. Mrs. Frank E Meloy will
review Pearl Bucks THE Exile" and
Miss Mary Louise Brown of American
University will review My Country
and My People" by Lin Yutang. Miss
Mary A. Nourse of Mount Vernon
Seminary will review her own book
''The Four Hundred Million"
The Excelsior Literary Club met
with Mrs. James Whitman, 26lC
Twenty-seventh street. 1t was decided
to postpone the selection of next years
program until the meeting Tuesday
with Mrs Harvey Beaver, 4144 Harri-
son street
The paper for the day will be Fran
ces Parkman," prepared by Mrs.
Stuky, and the roll call will be Gen
eral Topics"
At the next meeting delegates to
the federation will be chosen.
A paper was read by the president,
Mrs. Matte Queen Ewing, on the life
of Louise Alcott.
Twentieth Century Club-Art exhi-
bitions and brief explanatory talks will
be the features of an artists break
fast at noon tomorrow by the Art Sec
tion at the Y. w. C. A. Reservations
are in charge of Mrs. L. H. Macomber,
Cleveland 3697.
/. The Nature Section will meet at 10
O'Clock Wednesday at the bus station
1913 Pennsylvania avenue, for trip
to Oakwood, Va.
The Music Section is invited to meet
with the Friday Morning Club to join
in their fiftieth anniversary program,
at 1870 am, April "a, at the Y. w.
c. A. Luncheon at II o'clock. Reser-
vations are in charge of Mrs. Per-
kins Coville, Walnut 8753.
Members are requested to join the
Red Cross section, which meets every
Wednesday at 10 a m. at 1870 E street,
to sew and make surgical dressings
for various hospitals. These meetings
will be continued until midsummer
Department of the Potomac, W0m-
ems Relief Corps, was represented at
the convention in Baltimore by the
president, Mrs. Agnes Sibley; Mrs.
May Parker, Mrs. Addie w. Hickman,
Mrs. Margaret Braudt, Mrs. Isabelle
Bonce, Mrs. Chariot Cary. Mrs. Cora
Dorsey, Mrs. Della O'Brien, Mrs.
Mangum, Mrs. Bowen and Miss
HaWorth.
A wreath was placed at the Grand
Army monument April 6 by Mrs.
Agnes Sibley.
Washington Colony, National So
ciety of New England Women, met
at the home of Miss Eunice Whitney,
Bali Oakwood terrace.
Officers were elected as follows:
Mrs. Casanova. president; Mrs. Web
ster, vice president; Mrs. Brumbaugh,
recording secretary; Miss Peterson.
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Fer
nald, treasurer.
Mount HoIyOke Club of Washington
will meet Wednesday at $50 pm. at
the American Association of University
Women. 1t is a upper meeting. After
supper college movie-a color film of
last years May day performance and
Of college sports-will be shown.
Reservations for the supper should
be made by tomorrow with Eleanor
Neill, 1920 Massachusetts, avenue. ANY
one interested in the movie who cannot
come to supper is invited.
The Business Women's Council
Tuesday evening, in the chapel of the
Covenant-First Presbyterian Church,
will be addressed by Miss Julia D.
Connor on Federal Credit Unions"
Rev. E. G. Latch of the Chevy Chase
Methodist Church will be the speaker
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