Evening star., 1937-11-07

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The short-story contest closes De-
cember 8.
The Faculty Women's Club Of the
George Washington University will
hold luncheon at Normandy Farms
Friday at o'clock. Members plan
ming to attend should notify Mrs.
Richard N. Owen, who will also pro-
vide transportation on request.
Hostesses are Mrs. Walter l.. Moll,
Mrs. Audley L. Smith, Mrs. George
B. Jenkins. Mrs. Robert w. Gordon,
Miss Frances Kirkpatrick, Miss Kath-
ryn M. Towne and Mrs. Samuel M
Dodek.
Mrs. Earl B. Mckinley, wife Of the
dean of the School Of Medicine, will
speak to the club informally on her
recent trip around the world.
The George Washington Chapter Of
Delphians will meet at the George
town Library Wednesday at 10 o'clock,
under the leadership Of Mrs. w. L.
Evans. Mrs. Alex Bell, Mrs. Eugene
Brown, Mrs. John K. Freiot, Mrs Car
olyn Rask. Mrs. Harry Smith, Mrs
Chester Swope and Mrs. J. B. Tiffey
will cover topics. Topic assignments
by Mrs. Alex Bell.
Mr.. Palmer of the Library Of Con-
gress received the group and gave q
talk on rare books last Wednesday.
Council Of Jewish Women-Rabbi
Philip s. Bernstein OF Rochester, N. Y,
will be the principal speaker at the
joint Armistice Day meeting of the
Council of Jewish Women, Sisterhood
Of Washington Hebrew Congregation
and Washington Chapter of Had
dassah, at the Jewish Community
Center, Tuesday, at ais pm.
The Executive Board Of the Ma
tional Society, Daughters of Founders
and Patriots Of America, held the
fall meeting at national headquarters,
1884 street NV, with Mrs. Llewellyn
N. Edwards, national president, presid-
ing. All of the national officers were
in attendance, with the exception of
Mrs. Willard L. Caller of Miami, Fla,
national historian.
Owing to the death Of Mrs. Ralph
Van Landingham of Charlotte, N. c.,
national color bearer, Mrs. Horace K.
Corbin Of West Orange, N. j., was
elected. The councillors and other
officers in the District Of Columbia
also attended.
Delegates were appointed to the
National Patriotic Conference here
January IS, 26 and AZ.
Mrs. Edmund B. Ball later enter
tained the members at luncheon.
The Epiphany Branch Of the Girk'
Friendly Society meets each Monday
evening from to $50, with the fol-
lowing classes: English, Miss Alice
Drake; personal religion, Miss Helen
Frye; glee club, Adolph Torovsky, and
Braille shellacking, Miss Needham.
The younger members group is under
the direction of Miss Jean Campbell.
Tomorrow evening a discourse on cur
rent events will be held
Nativity Branch is assisting with the
church bazaar and has charge OF the
grab bags.
Ascension Trinity Branch meets each
Tuesday in the club room Miss Mary
Freeze k conducting q class in Eng
ush.
Junior Women's Club.-Mrs. John
T. Lucker, president, announced the
annual dance December 4 from 8 to II
at Falkland Manor. Silver Spring.
The Executive Board will meet Tues
day evening with Miss Louise Whitney
Of Silver Spring.
The Helen Woed Circle Of the Flor
ence Crittenton Home met on Tuesday
at the home of the president, Mrs. E.
H. Rietzke in Bethesda. Plans were
made for participation in the Conf
munity Chest drive.
A card party will be given at the
1lOIIlc VI I1I D. llllldii bdli6 WU1 lily, 1 III
Irving street NV, next Tuesday.
The next luncheon meeting will be
November % at the home Of Mrs.
George Price.
Abraham Lincoln Circle, No. 3, La
dies Of the G. A. R., met Monday ut
the Willard Hotel, with the president,
Mrs. Amy F. Hammond, in the chair.
Annual inspection was conducted by
the Department Of the Potomac presi-
dent and staff, Mrs. Susie Owry.
Miss Rebecca L. Blaine, chaplain,
conducted the memorial exercises for
Mrs. Mida c. Peabody, who died Oc-
tober 40.
Miss Jessie D. Patton, secretary,
read the. general orders from the ma
tional president and report Of the
national convention at Madison, Wis,
was given by Mrs. Orpha M. Whit
aker Of Camden. N. j.
Insurance Women's Club Of WASH
inxton.-Election Of officers will be
held tomorrow. Dinner will be served
Ut pm. at 3027 Fourteenth street
N. w.
Tho Professional Writers Club Of
the Y. w. C. A. will be addressed by
Tom Mccarthy of the Washington
Post at the meeting tomorrow evening.
The Warrington Zenta Club met IA
the 2. ". 9. A. a Wednseday. The