Evening star., 1937-05-02


Charles v. INLAY.
The annual Spring concert OF the
music section will be given at the
Woodrow Wilson High School May S,
at $50 pm. Louis A. Potter, director,
and Mrs. S. Jay McCatheran, accom-
panist. will be assisted by Miss Mar
garet Tolson, the Marion Chase Dane
ers and Lyman McCrary.
Newly elected members to the club
are Mrs. Paul May, Mrs. Frederick
H. Cox, Mrs. Anthony J. Byrne, Mrs.
A. Guy Mayer, Mrs. H. T. Cover and
Mrs. w. Arthur Shelton.
The Washington Branch Of the
American Association Of University
Women will have as their guest Of
honor at tea tomorrow afternoon Miss
Lydia Mitchell Dame, first president Of
the Washington branch. Other past
presidents who are living in the city
will be In the receiving line Mrs.
w. A. Slade will be hostess at tea. Miss
Bess Davis Schreiner, managing di-
| rector OF the Theater Guild and the
American Theater Society, will speak
briefly on Some Possibilities for Next
Season at the National Theater," fol-
lowed by dramatic program by the
Marjorie Webster School for Speech,
under the direction of Dean Florence
McCracken.
w, E. Barrett. who won second prize
for the best short stories published
by Liberty magazine last year, will
speak to the Creative Writing Group
tomorrow at o'clock.
The International Relations Study
Group will meet in the small dining
room tomorrow at 7:30 O'Clock. Miss
Mary Grindell will discuss the for
eign policy OF Italy Mrs. George
Hymen will give a brief discussion
Of the foreign policy Of Russia and
Miss Dorothea Schmidt will give q
short talk on her personal observa-
tions Of Austria.
The Players Group will meet in
| the lounge tomorrow night. Curse
| You, Jack Dalton" melodrama, will
be presented.
Modern Russian poetry will be stud
the Martha MacLear Poetry Group
| Thursday at ii o'clock Mrs Bernard
Hearn will discuss the poems Ma
yakovsky, Pasternak, Yesenin and
| Tsvetaeva. Mrs. Parker Trask Will
discuss the poems Of Lermontov and
Mrs. Emma S. Woytinsky will read
some Of the poems in the original.
The duplicate contract bridge sec
tion and the beginners group will both
meet Friday evening
Miss Virginia Kinnard will be host
ess at the junior group mixed dinner
bridge Saturday at $50 O'Clock.
The Business and Professional
Women's Club of Al-Souls' Unitarian
Church held a dinner meeting April
81 at $50. Miss Claudia Thompson
| gave a travel talk on Norway"
Members were the guests of the
| Corcoran Gallery of Art April "a.
Richard LAhey, an artist, conducted
the group through the rooms and gave
3 talk on the work OF present-day
| painters.
The Washington section Of the Ma
tional Council Of Jewish Juniors next
! Thursday night at the Jewish Com
munity Center will elect officers.
Betty K. Shapiro, present incum-
bent, Is again running for president.
| Nominees for the other Offices are.
| First vice president, Goldie Bachman;
second vice president. Sarah Gilden;
recording secretary. Bella Schwartz;
corresponding secretary, Rose Fucker
man and Edith Topper; treasurer,
| Gertrude Yaf1e and Jennie Rudnick;
auditor, jeanette Rod; chaplain, Irene
Hirsch, Irene Saloman and Janet
Kohner; dierctors, Blanche Alloy
Jeannette Naiman, Sylvia Oxenberg
Silvia Schwartz, Hattie Flax, Bess
Kramer, Paula Starr Adele Ritzen-
berg and Rose Krick; delegates to the
tenth biennial, Goldie Bachman, Bella
Schwartz, Gertrude Yaffe, Jeanette
Mailman, Edith Topper, Mae Ponorow.
Charlotte Schwartz, Rose Krick and
Irene Saloman
A report on the Dorothy Goldsmith
recreation fund will be presented by
Goldie Rosenberg She will announce
the date Of the donar affair to be given
for those girls Who earned money for
the fund.
The dramatic group will present
play, The Burglar" The cast in
cludes Hilda Fulton, Blanche Leuch-
ter, Anne Rosenthal, Frieda Shaten-
stein and Zelda Wolfe.
Hotel Greeters of America, Women's
Auxiliary No. 81 met last Monday at
the Lafayette Hotel with the president,
Mrs. Harry Stewart, presiding. Nom
nations of officers was held.
The secretary treasurer, Mrs. Rob-
ert D. Mills, delegate, reported on
the Middle Atlantic States Conference
announcing the president, Mrs. Stew
art, and herself had been elected board
member and second vice president, re-
spectively, of the Middle Atlantic
States Association. Mrs. Aaron j.
Fritz and Mrs. Carol Armhold also gave
reports.
Mrs. Bessie Stevens, chairman of the
Educational Committee, read papers
written by Past Presidents Mrs. Eva
| AsuAA nAAo 4Alc. AOll lhlC OH FIeDas
ration for a National Convention"
Mrs. Alma Williamson was elected
speaking delegate to the national con-
vention in Omaha, and Mrs. Bessie
Stevens as alternate.
Mrs. Hazel Karras reported on the
birthday box. Following the meeting
the auxiliary was invited to join the
chapter at the Hay-Adams House.
where refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be May 7 at
the Cairo Hotel at $50 pm.
The Research Club met and had tea
Sunday at the club house of the
American Association of University
Women. Miss Mildred Earnest, vice
president, presided.
Birch E. Bayh, director of physical
education in the District Of Colum-
bia Public Schools, discussed "Mo<1ern