Evening star., 1937-04-11
THE Washington branch of the

American Association OF UNI
Versity Women will hold a
Il business meeting tomorrow
afternoon following tea. Mrs. Karl
Loos will be hostess at tea. Miss Gretta
FRANKIE of the ReSettlement Admins
tration will give a demonstration on
weaving" at the meeting of the Ap-
piled Art Group tomorrow at 7:45
O'Clock.
Progress of Electricity on American
Farms will be discussed by Miss
Emily kneuBuhl, chief of the utiliza-
tion section of the r. E. A. at the
Government and Business Study
Group Tuesday at $3.50 pm.
The Social Studies Group will meet
with DR.. May in the lounge Wednes-
day at II am.
Radio in Education" will be the
subject of dinner panel sponsored by
the Education Committee Wednesday
at 7 o'clock. DR.. c. S. Marsh, assistant
director of the American Council on
Education will lead the panel discus
sion. Other speakers will be DR.. Will
liam Don Boutwell,, director, Educa-
States Office of Education; Mrs. Henry
Grattan Doyle, president of the Dis
trlct OF Columbia Board of Education .
DR. j. H, Dellenger. chief. Division of
Radio, Bureau of Standards; William
E. BristoW, eX-seCretary, National
Congress of Parents and Teachers:
Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt, chairman
Radio Commission, Federation of
Women's Clubs, and Mrs. Dick Carl
son.
The Martha MacLear Poetry Group
will meet Thursday at IL am. to study
modern Russian poetry. The work of
Pushkin will be reviewed by Mrs
w. H. Mckinney and the work of
Nekrassov will be discussed by Miss
Madge Lane Cook.
The junior group will have din
ner bridge Thursday at $50 o'clock
Miss Dorothy Lest, director of Reid
Hall, Paris, headquarters of American
Association of University Women in
France, will be guest of honor and
speaker at a dinner Friday at s
O'Clock.
jeanette Rudellat will be joint host
eSses for the last bridge luncheon of
the year Saturday at l pm.
Danger Spots in Europe" will be
the subject of lecture by DR.. Eugene
N. Anderson, professor of European
history and chairman of the history
department at the Graduate School
Ar,n ,nri1
2l at pm. in the club lounge
Members are invited to bring guests
The Junior Bar Section of the Wom-
ems Bar Association of the District of
Columbia will give tea and reception
today at o'clock in honor of its new
members at the Womens University
Club
Invited guests include Judge Ellen
j. Raedy, Judge Mary O'Toole. Judge
Katherine Sellers, Judge Annabel
Matthews, Judge Marion Harron and
Judge Fay Bentley. The officers and
Executive Board of the Women's Bar
Association also have been invited.
Mrs. Agnes Mccall Parker, person.
Ality counselor. will talk on the de-
velopment of charm and personality.
Miss Rachel Racoosin of the junior
section will tell fortunes.
Tea will be poured by the Misses
Janet Rutter, Mabel Y. Dosset, Virginia
Mancuso and Susanna Woods. In the
receiving line will be the Misses Mary
Agnes Brown, Zelda Dove, Mary "
Marratfa, Verna Parsons Young, E.
Louise Chandler, Patrice Rice, Eliza
beth V. Franzoni and Helen V. Dolan.
The Park View Woman's Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Hugh "
kelser, 4807 Arkansas avenue, Tuesday,
at pm. The president, Mrs. Warren
H. Wagner, will preside. A musical
program will be presented Piano Sc
lections, Mrs. Harvey Haun; violin
numbers, Miss Susan Barbee. and vocal
selections, Mrs. Pierce Miller, accom-
panied by Mrs. Fred S. Walker.
Assisting Mrs. Keiser will be Mrs.
d. Edward Clarke, Mrs. Fred S. Walker,
Mrs. George F. Dalwick, Mrs. R. r.
Duffie and Mrs. Harry Gutridge.
VI american rem NO1n-
en- announces Eugene Deland Saug-
stad has invited members and friends
to an art tea at the studio in the
Grafton Hotel today from to pm.
Leila Pier King, chairman of Jour-
nallsm, will preside Tuesday at a spe-
clal features evening 7 o'clock
table d'hote dinner in the dining room
of the Grafton Hotel will precede the
meeting. Mrs. Victoria Faber Ste
venson will conduct a round table
discussion following the dinner. Guest
speakers to be announced.
At the rendezvous Wednesday at
the studio room from 2 to 6 pm,
Faith Henderson Davidson will be the
hostess. Program at 4:3O.
Phronsie Marsh. chairman of the
lectures group, will present, on April
II, Ann Charlotte Darlington in
travel talk on Greece, illustrated bv
colored slides. Greek folk music will
be sung. Guest privileges.
The Ladies' Club of the Regular Ma
val Reserves meet Tuesday evening at
the Thomson School to complete
plans for its Spring dance, April %,
at the Hayloft, 1926 Massachusetts,
avenue.
Twentieth Century Club.-The ma
ture section will meet at 1890 o'clock
Wednesday at the Cabin John Station
for a hike
: Mrs. Benjamin Smith will give a
talk on THE Rose in the Life of
Man" at the garden section meeting
at 2 o'clock Friday, at 3215 r street.
Following the talk it is planned to
visit one of the Georgetown gardens
having early Spring flowers.