Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-16
Marietta Park Club Elects
Mrs. J. D. Kiley President
Other Officers of Woman's Group Chosen at
Annual Meeting Held at Mrs. Alfred
Fleming's Home.
Fleming's Home.
4 n RS. JOHN D. KILEY was
M elected president of the
Marietta Park Woman's Club
4 4

Nh RS. JOHN D. K1LEY was
M elected president Of the
VI Marietta Park Woman's Club
4 at the annual meeting, held
At the home of Mrs. Alfred Fleming,
30 Madison street.
Other officers elected were: Mrs.
Alfred Fleming, first vice president;
Mrs. Lee D. Ritter, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Morrison, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. E. Morgan Pryse,
recording secretary; Mrs. Harry E.
Slye, treasurer, and Mrs. J. D. Long
ley, custodian. Mrs. Kiley is a char
Ter member OF the club, was the
organizer OF the Junior Group and
IS past secretary of the District
Federation OF Womens Clubs. The
Mrs. j. D. Sullivan and Mrs. Fitz-
gerald.
The hostesses were Mrs. L. L.
Mrs. A. B. Lowstuter, Mrs.
Blanche B. Grayson, Mrs. J. D. Long
ley and Mrs. H. NJ Hickman.
Mrs. Walter H. E. Jaeger announced
! banquet at the Congressional Coun-
try Club on June l. Assisting In ar
are Mrs. Carl Harrington,
Mrs. Alfred Fleming and Mrs. Stanley
D. Reed.
The retiring president, Mrs. Thomas
Atkeson, wa& honored at dinner and
bridge at Indian Spring Country Club
BY her executive board on May II.
A token of appreciation for her work
during the past year was presented
Mrs. Ray C. Browning, first vice presi-
dent, was in charge.
Deutscher Literarischer Verein-
The last meeting Of the season was
last evening at the home of the pres
dent, 1929 Rhode Island avenue.
The first half OF the program was
IN observance OF the l50th anniver-
sary Of the birth Of the poet Ludwig
INLAND. A short paper on his life and
works was read by Anita Schade, Use
kotz recited the INLAND ballad, THE
Daughter" and Wilhel-
nina Spanhoofd Walter, soprano, sang
TWO songs with INLAND texts: "Frueh-
.ingsglaube, by Schubert, and "Lauf
der Welt" by Schade. The second half
II the program was devoted entirely
% music, Grace Powell, violinist, play
ng the "A MAJ or Sonata" by Brahms,
With Lyman McCrary at the piano,
and Mrs. w. S. Walter singing
Lieder," by Schubert, Wolf. Mailer
md Strauss, accompanied by Crete
Won Bayer.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jew
sh Consumptives' Relief Society Of
Denver will have a Mothers day tea
May 10 at 2 pm, Jewish Community
Center. Admission by paid-up men,
oership card. A one act playlet, Meet
ing to Music will be presented, under
the direction of Mrs. E. I. Levinson.
Vocal and instrumental solos will be
-endered by Edith Wallack, Louise
Bernheimer and Clara Bernheimer.
Sunshine and Community Society
Mrs. Henry L. Breuninger of 260l
Foxhall road will be hostess at gar
den party and bridge May 81, spon-
sored by the society. Mrs. Breuninser
will be assisted by the president, Mrs.
Esther NJ Bair, and her officers, Mrs.
Marie c. Deal, Mrs. M. A. Matson.
Mrs. M. H. Celsman, Mrs. R. Claude
Wright and Mrs. T. R. Powera.
The party is planned as a special
benefit in order that the society may
continue the supply of milk to UNDER
nourished children during the Sum-
mer. Telephone Mrs. Matson, Cleve-
and 6770, for reservations.
The Alpha Chapter Of the World
Caravan Guild will meet at the
Raleigh Hotel Tuesday at 8 pm.
DR.. A. J. Diamond. delegate from
Alaska, will give an illustrated lecture
On that Territory. Guests are in
Nted.
Twentieth Century Club.-The Mu-
sic Section will present TschalkoW-
sky program at o'clock tomorrow at
the Y. w. c. A. Mrs. Arthur j. Sea-
ton, chairman section, will review the
life Of Tschaikowsky as given in Be
loved Friend" by Catherine Brinker
Bowen. Nine. Elena de Sayn, emf
nent Russian violinist, impresario and
teacher, will play the violin concerto
from the original score, with Dorothy
Paul at the piano.
The Nature Section will meet at
1913 Pennsylvania avenue at 1890
o'clock Wednesday for trip to Oak
wood, Va, under the leadership OF
Mrs. D. A. Greenlees.
The Garden Section will meet at
1920 O'Clock Friday in Bladensburg
where the Baltimore and Annapolis
roads branch, and will visit the Gov
eminent housing group at Greenbelt
in the morning. After a picnic lunch,
which members are requested to bring
in the afternoon a visit will be made
to the United States Experimental
Station at Beltsville Members are
asked to telephone Mrs H. S. Roberts
If they will supply automobiles or II
they need transportation.
At the annual meeting last Thurs
day officers and directors were elected
as follows: President, Mrs. Karl Fen
ming; first vice president, Mrs Ed
ward G. Montgomery; second vice
president, Mrs. William R. Maxon;
recording secretary, Mrs. P. M. An.
derson; corresponding secretary, Mrs
James T. Jardine; treasurer, Mrs
Howard G. Nichols; assistant treas.
urer, Mrs. Ryland c. Bryant; direc.
tors, Mrs. R. Thomas West, Mrs. Ed.
ward c. Thomas. Mrs. Godfrey Creyke
Mrs. Walter M. Gilbert and Mrs
Harold E. Doyle.
Council of Jewish Women-Con-
6rmation of the Council House Sun
day schools will be held May % at
2 pm. at the Adams Israel Congre-
CATION. The opening prayers will be
given by Rabbis Metz and Seigal.
Mrs. L. E. Rosician, in charge OF
the schools, announced prizes will
be awarded for scholarship and per-
feet attendance.
Women's City Club-M. Andre Lilo