Evening star., 1936-02-02
LUNCHEON in honor Of Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt will be
given by the Washington


4 \ Branch of the American As
sociation of University Women next
Saturday at LIS pm. at tae May
flower Hotel Mrs. Roosevelt will make
an address on What Is Up to the
Women"
The brancl, will entertain men,
bers Of the National Board of Di-
rectors today at o'clock at supper.
Dr.. Mesta Glass, president of the A.
A. U. W., and many of the directors
will be present and will give short
talks following the supper.
Mrs. Bannister to Speak.
Following the club tea tomorrow at
pm. Mrs. Marion Glass Bannister
assistant treasurer of the United
States, will speak on Taxation as a
Woman Understands It." The Honor
able Annabel Matthews will be hostess.
At 7:30 pm. the International Rela-
tions Study Group will meet in the
private dining room with Miss Grace
Russell johnson as leader.
The study group on Government,
Business and the Individual will meet
in Room 40l Tuesday at $3.50 pm.
The Drama Study Group will meet
Wednesday in the lounge. Mrs. Dick
Carlson will discuss the influence of
Turgeniev and Tolstoi on the Rus
sian drama At pm. the Art APP
probation Group will hear F. Pearce
Delgado give a talk with illustrated
slides and moving pictures on Land
scape Pictures of Holland" A table
will be reserved in the dining room
for those who wish to meet for dinner
beforehand.
Poetry Group Meeting.
The Martha MacLear Poetry Group
will meet Thursday at II am. in the
lounge. Miss Madge Lane Cooke will
read the poetry of Jesse Stuart. Miss
Julia McCord will read from Daniel
Longs pittsburgh Memoranda" Miss
Ruth Henderson will lead the discus
sion. Following lunch in the dining
room Mrs. Wood Gray will read
poetry of Marya zaturenska and
Marienne Moore, which had to be
omitted on January 2 on account OF
Mrs. Grays illness.
Duplicate contract will be played
Friday at 730 pm. in the lounge and
auction in the college room.
The DR.. Kate Waller Barrett Circle
Of the Florence Crittenton Home met
at the home. A luncheon was served
By the girls. Mrs. Fred L. Arends
membership chairman, reported flve
new associate members: Mrs. M. Col
lier, DR.. F. L. Arends, Charles Keller
Fred G. Umhau and o. B. Vogel. Mrs
Luchres was a guest. Miss Cole spoke
The next meeting will be held Feb
ruarv 20 at the home of Mrs. w. F
1oetsch, 1929 Fulton street.
Petworth Woman's Club-Mrs. LIE
Verne Beales will preside at the meet
ing at the Petworth School tomorro"
at pm. Mrs. H. H. Knipe will speak
On personalities Behind Our Books. .
The members of the art section Will
act has hostesses.
At a meeting of the literature Sec
tion, at the home of Mrs. w. S. Ryon
1923 Decatur street, Mrs. Frank Mac
Maueh reviewed Nov We Set Out, oy
Susan Ertz. The poetry OF the pro-
gram was given by Mrs. l.. T. Jones
The assistant hostesses were Mrs. Otto
Hammerlund and Mrs. L. T. Jones.
GEORGETOWN w. C. T. q. met at the
home of Mrs. James Bissett. 1924 y
street. The president. Mrs. Albert
stabler. presided. Mrs. w. H. Gray led
the devotional service. The treasurer,
Mrs. R. J. Hoage. explained the uses
Of the Lillian M. Stevens, the Frances
willard and the Light Line funds. Mrs.
w. B. Symunds gave report OF the
publicity round-table discussion at the
quarterly convention.
Ada Burrows was appointed to as
sist in organizing an interdenomina-
tional Loyal Temperance Legion in
Georgetown. Mrs. Pettis gave an ao-
dress. Refreshments were served.
The Capital Hill History Club met
Wednesday at the Kenesaw and was
entertained for luncheon by Mrs.
Daniel Shook and Mrs. Edward M.
Wallace.
Mrs. Byron Hunter read paper on
"Modern Athens and Corinth." Mrs.
D L. Pitcher introduced her friend,
Mrs. G. w. Freeburg, who gave talk
on 1.-The Shores of the Mediterranean. !"
She also exhibited collection of dolls
from various countries visited.
Mrs. Douglas w. Holton was elected
to membership.
Mr.. Raymond Root named the fol-
lowing to assist her in planning the
study program for next year: Mrs.
Elbie K Folz, Mrs. H. F. Patterson,
Mrs. Homer Link, Mrs. Edward M.
Wallace and Miss Phebe Stine.
The next meeting will be February
IL at the home of Mrs. Ernest H. Ell
Nott, with Mrs. Milton B. Granger
assisting.
W0men's City Club-The social sec
ton will meet tomorrow at II am.
ut the home of Mrs John j. Under
wood and Mrs. Miles c. Trowbridge.
ii Aspen street. Luncheon will be
served.
The drama section will meet at 8 p I'm.
tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Arthur
T. Davenport, 1869 Stuyvesant place.
with Mrs. Ralph Daskam leading a
program on George Bernard Shaw,
giving Biographical Notes and Com
ments." Mrs. Edgar F. Fowler will
direct the reading of "St. JOAN" with
Mrs. Daskam, Mrs. c. M. Jansky. jr.;
Mrs. Eugene E. Stevens, Fred j.
Leonard, J. T. Mcguire, Hugh L.
Murrell, Raymond L. Sanford and
Edgar F. Fowler taking part.
"a On Tuesday at pm. the French
section will meet for luncheon at the
home Of Mrs. F. F. Espenschied, 1878
q. 6tuyvesant place, with Mrs. G. D.
Snow and Mrs. NJ H. Bletz assisting
Mrs. Eugene e. Stevens will be in
charge Of the program on "Reliques ct
Ornaments de Famille." Mrs. Ida
Hanson, leader OF the study groups,
announces that q class for beginners
Is being formed.
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