Evening star., 1937-02-14
Mrs. Paul to Address
D.. c.. University Women
'"The Romance and Tragedy of Japan
Will Be Subject-Lecture on Hawaii
Scheduled.

american ASSOCdClOIl u CI1A-
versity Women will have Mrs.
i Daniel Melroy Paul Of Pitts
burgh as guest speaker following tea
tomorrow afternoon. "The Romance
and Tragedy of Japan" will be the
subject of her talk. DR.. Alice Evans
will be hostess at tea.
DR.. Robert Leigh. president Of Ben
nineton College, will be honor guest
and speaker at dinner sponsored by
the Education and Program Commit
tees Wednesday at pm. He will tell
Of 1.-The First Four Years OF the Ben
nington Experiment" Mrs. Richard
Hogue, president, will preside.
Merel S. Sager, park planner with
the National Park Service, will give
an illustrated lecture on Hawaii Tues
day at SPIN.
The drama study group will meet
Wednesday at II O'Clock. Miss Ruth
MCGOWAN will discuss some of Calde-
Ton's plays.
The Martha McLear poetry group
will meet Thursday at II am to study
modern German poetry. Mrs. G. r.
Wilhelm will discuss the work of Rich
ard Dehmel and Mrs. Louise A. Bauer
will discuss the work of Rainer Maria
Rilke.
Miss Mary Voccaro will be hostess
at the junior group dinner bridge
Thursday at $50 pm.
The duplicate contract bridge sec
ton will meet Friday night.
Misses Catherine Murray and Edythe
Rose will be hostesses at the monthly
bridge luncheon Saturday at pm.
The Washington Readers Club will
meet Tuesday at $50 at All Souls
Church, William B. Crowell, presiding.
Clarence E. Ruebsam will read the fol-
lowing numbers: THE First Inaugu-
ration" by Malcolm R. Eislen; "Forg-
ing the Fifteenth Amendment" a
drama of the Civil War; Description
of Rembrant's Wife, Sastia," Charles
Laughton; Wonder World Of Child
hood" from Memoirs Of Mistral";
"Toothache," anonymous.
Others on the program are Violet
Warren Pierson, Mrs. James F. Hart
nett and Edna Sweeny. A violin solo
will be given by Melville Lindsey, ac-
companied on the piano by Mrs. Tighe.
A pantomime, directed by Kathryn
Challoner, will conclude the program.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Jewish
Consumptives' Relief Society of Den
yer will meet at the Jewish Community
Center. February II. at 2 pm. with
Mrs Martin Mendelsohn, president,
presiding. Mrs. Louis Mintz, member
ship chairman, will give the opening
prayer and Miss jeanette Cohen will
entertain with recitations.
The official delegates to the annual
convention in New York at the Hotel
Astor on March 13 are: Mrs. Mendel-
sohn. Mrs. Nathan N. Wallack, first
vice president, and Mrs. Louis Kalich-
stein. financial secretary. Alternates
are: Mrs. William Levy, Mrs. William
Kirsch and Mrs. Jack Weak. Mrs. Jo-
seph Millenson, recording secretary of
the National Council, has also been
officially appointed to attend the con-
Vention.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Craftsman Club met at the Thomas
Circle Club. The following officers
were elected: President, Mrs Rachel
B. Rote; first vice president, Mrs.
Mabelle Harden; second vice pres
ident. Miss Lora Young; treasurer,
Miss Myrtle Hudson; secretary. Mrs.
Evelyn r. Popp; warder. Miss Emily
Jinkins; marshall, Mrs. Grace T. New
ton; pianist, Mrs. Mabelle Harden.
The retiring president, Miss Evan
geline McQuin, was presented with a
gift by Miss Clara Kiesel. past presi-
dent.
The next meeting will be held Feb
ruary 16.
Takoma Park Women's Club-The
homemakers' department will meet
Thursday at l pm, at the home of
Mrs. E. L. Griffin, 420 Whittier street.
Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. c. S.
Howard, Mrs. G. H. Marshall and
Mrs. G. F. Wisner. Mrs. Gilbert Sward
will talk on 1.-THE Latest Research in
the Chemistry of Foods" Each mem
Der Of the department is asked to
write out and hing to the meeting
some hint for homemakers.
On Friday at pm. the Executive
Board will meet for luncheon at the
home of Mrs Frederick A. johnson,
232 Maple avenue. Mrs. Frederick L.
Pratt, Mrs. Vernon Auld and Mrs.
Edmond H. Graham will assist the
hostess.
The Philo- Classics Club held its
twelfth Night" party at the home
Of Mrs. N. B. Williams. Questions and
answers about noteworthy passages and
quotations from Shakespeare were on
the program. Mrs. M. H. Fohrman
won the prize.
The last regular meeting was at the
home OF Mrs. A. H. Williams. The
study Of Romeo and Juliet" was be-
gun. under the leadership of Mrs. r. B.
Bare.
The alumnae chapter Of Alpha XII
Delta announces dinner meeting at
$50 pm. Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. A. r. Davenport. 1869 Styvesant
place, Chevy Chase, D. c. All men,
bers wishing to attend notify Miss
Phyllis Jones, Emerson 1860, by
Monday.
The Society of Free Lance Writers
were entertained Saturday at the
home of the president. Mayne r. Coe
At the last meeting, at the Shore
ham Hotel, Parke A. Arnold gave an
illustrated lecture on Mexico" He
also discussed the writing of trav-
elogues.
Crissie J. Anderson will speak on
THE Writer'S Program in the Wheels
OF Progress" February 49, Feature
articles for discussion will be pre-
sented by Ivy Lindsey, c. v. Grun-
well. P. A. Arnold and Maj. e. l.:
Dyer.
Entries for the feature article con-
test must be in by March 4.