Evening star., 1936-01-19

Women will be addressed tomorrow,
following tea at 4 pm. by DR.. Aurelia
Henry Reinhardt, president of Mills
College in California, and Mrs. NAL
bone Graham, State International
Relations Committee of the national
association.
DR.. Reinhardt and Mrs. Graham
will speak on the Significance OF the
Conference Of the Cause and Cure Of
War to the International Relations
Program Of the A. A. U. w." Mrs.
Harvey w. Wiley will be in charge
Of the hostesses at the tea.
Wednesday, January %, at II am,
the Drama Study Group, Mrs. Horace
Torbert leader, will hear Miss Julia
L. v. McCord discuss two plays by
Pisemski. Bitter Fate" and "Rapa-
cious Hearts," next Wednesday at II
an.
The Morning Book Review will meet
Thursday at IL am. with Miss Edna
A. Clark as chairman. Mrs. Inez
Sheldon Tyler will review Life with
Father" and God and My Father y
both by Clarence Day. Mrs. Herbert
A. Whitney will review "The Inquisi-
tor" by Hugh Walpole.
At 8 pm. the Art Appreciation
Group will have program when
Mrs. Harold N Fowler will give a
talk on "a Retrospect of the Art of
the Past Year"
Miss Josephine Roche, Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury, will be
guest of honor at luncheon Satur-
day at lis pm. She will speak on
youth Today" Mrs. Edward P.
Costigan will introduce the speaker.
The Junior Group will have mixed
DINNER bridge at $50 Saturday.
Mrs. Hampton Percy will be the
hostess.
Petworth Woman's Club.-The civ
les and educational sections will hold
q joint meeting January 20 at pm,
at the home of Mrs. A. c. Norcross.
S19 Taylor street. DR.. 10Y Elmer Nor
gan, editor of the National Educational
Association magazine. will speak on
"Education for Living" Assistant hos
tesses, Mrs. R. E. Holm, Mrs. B. H.
Painter, Mrs. S. G. Waite and Mrs. G.
e. Hudson.
The philanthropic section meets
with Mrs. John Lipphard, 432 Ran
dolph street. January 81, 1890 pm.
The art section meets January %,
1890 pm, for luncheon in the Pet
worth M. E. Church. Miss Margaret
Yard of the Yard School of Fine Arts
will give talk on Progressive Meth
DDS Of Teaching Art to Children u
This talk will be illustrated.
The music section will meet Janu-
ary % at 745 pm at the home of
Mrs. Arthur Dunn, 1910 Eighth street.
The Housekeepers' Alliance will meet
at the General Baking Co., 2146
Georgia avenue. Tuesday at o'clock.
A demonstration will be given by Miss
Ernestine Chubb, hostess.
Washington Colony. National Soci-
ETY. Of New England Women, met at
the home of Mrs. Marion Webster,
140l Fairmont street, with Mrs. A. Y.
Casanova. jr., presiding Reports were
submitted on the Christmas philan-
thropical activities of the colony and
on the progress made on the 70 70
spread.
The Missouri State Society elected
Is officers: Representative Clarence
Cannon, president; O. E. Reed, vice
president: Mrs. Charles P. Keyser, vice
president; James l.. Baity, vice presi-
dent; Craig L. Reddish. secretary;
w. w. Badgley, treasurer; Arthur w.
Brown, tyler, and John B. Gordon
past president.
At luncheon. given by President
Cannon for the officers, in the Speak
er's dining room of the House of Rep
resentatives. chairmen and committee
members were appointed.
The Mississippi State Society will
hold its annual reception and dance
in honor of the congressional delega-
ton from Mississippi at 2400 Six
teenth street next Friday evening.
In the receiving line, which is to
be headed by the president of the Sc
ciety, Col. William E. Brougher, and
Mrs. Brougher, will be-. Senator and
Mrs. Byron Pat Harrison, Senator
Theodore Gilmore Bilbo, Representa-
tive and Mrs. John Rankin, Represen.
tative and Mrs. Will Wilmington,
Representative and Mrs. Wall Doxey,
Representative and Mrs. William M.
Colmer, Representative and Mrs. Dan
McGehee. Representative and Mrs.
Aubert Dunn and Representative A.
L. Ford.
The hostesses are Mrs. William E.
Brougher. Mrs. jeff Busby, and Mrs.
e. o. Sykes.
There will be special musical num-
bers by Charles Haycraft, baritone.
votless District Of Columbia League
Of Women voters.-The department
of education, Of which Mrs. Edward
Chaplin Is chairman, held an open
dinner meeting Monday at the Amer
tcan Association of University Women.
Mrs. William Kittle, president of the
District league, presided, and Mrs.
Chaplin introduced the speakers.
After the Compulsory School Age"
was the subject of the evening" Au-
brey Williams. executive director of
the national youth administration, and
Miss Maude Alton, principal of the
District Americanization School, made
addresses.
Mrs. Louis Gutenberg reported q
proposed amendment to the District
child labor law had been defeated in
the House of Representatives.
The department of international CO.
operation met at the home of the
chairman, Mrs. Henry Chalmers, jan
uary Is.
The meeting Of Mrs Roger Corbett's
Living Costs Committee Of the de-
partment of government and economic
welfare, which was scheduled for
January Is. was postponed to later
date. Mrs. Corbett plans q luncheon
meeting later In January to hear a
report on Senator Kings investigation
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