Evening star., 1937-04-11
News of Local Clubs
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avenue next Tuesday. w. Harold
Shape, director Of the Goodwill Indus
tries, will make an informal address
and conduct them through the head
quarters.
Mrs. Stanley G. Sears, aformer chair
man Of the auxiliary and now active in
fostering Goodwill Industries. will be
hostess at tea, served in the reception
rooms.
Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase-The
Education Committee Is announcing
their annual scholarship award to be
made to woman undergraduate
student in an accredited college or
university, who Is the daughter Of =
club member of three or more years
standing, or who resides within the
the territory served by the Chevy
Chase, Maryland, Post Once. Appli-
cants should apply to Miss Edith w.
Meloy, 3342 Tennyson street, before
April 13.
The Membership Committee will
meet tomorrow at 1o:30 in the home
Of Mrs. John H. Ray, 5223 Reno road.
The Executive Board will meet Thurs
day at 1890 at the Columbia Country
Club, with luncheon preceding the
business session.
The literature section will meet
Friday at o'clock in the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church, with Mrs. Glenn
C. Williams in charge Of the program,
and Mrs. Frank E. Meloy hostess for
tea following the meeting. Golden
Fleece" by Bertha Harding, will be
reviewed by Mrs. Leroy Thomas; The
Late George Apley,' by John P. Mar
quand. by Miss Martha Berry, and
Saint Joan of Arc" by Victoria Sack
ville-West, by Mrs. Edwin Hahn.
The Takoma Park WOmen's Club
met on Tuesday in the town hall OF
the Fire Department Building. Mrs.
Byron M. Coon, president, presided.
The garden department had charge
of the program. w. r. Beattie, senior
horticulturist OF the Department OF
Agriculture, spoke on continuous
Bloom in the Perennial Border"
The literature department will meet
tomorrow at l pm. at the home OF
Mrs. Ethel Lamond, 1921 Blair road
Assisting hoetesses will be Mrs. Byron
M. Coon and Mrs. Frank w. Marshall
Mrs. Walter P. Harman will review
The Next Hundred Years. by c. c.
Furnas.
The homemakers' department will
visit the model electrical farm in Vir-
ginia on Thursday at l pm ss guests
of the Virginia Milk Pro-
ducers' Association. A special bus will
leave the Takoma, D. c., Library at
pm. Call Mrs. F. A. Richmond for
reservations
The Executive Board will meet Fri
day at l pm. at the home OF Mrs.
Albert F. Lingle, 10 Grant avenue
Mrs. James A. Robertson and Mrs. w
L. Holt will assist the hostess to serve
luncheon.
The Society Of Free lance Writers
met April l at the Shoreham Hotel.
Stories were read by Mrs. Agnes
Wright, Col. E S. Sayre and Mrs
Elizabeth Tilton.
On April Is Mrs. Rita Zarin, Mrs.
Emma Sutton -Bennel and C. v. Grun-
we'll will present original stories for
discussion.
Announcement was made of short
story contest, to close May IS.
The Professional Writers Club oi
the Y. w. C. A. will meet tomorrow
The speaker will be William E. Bar
rett, well-known writer The meet
ing will be held in Barker Hall at
8 pm.
Members of the club will be taken
on special tour through the Archives
Building April "a at 2 pm.
The Washington League for the
Hard of Hearing will give card party
at the Washington Club the after
noon Of May l. There will be Ia
bles for contract, auction and other
edIllcS. 1cd Will Uc bCi Ncu.
The lip-reading classes for public
school children held each Saturday
morning in the club rooms are at
tracing the attention of educators
as the benefit of this instruction for
hard-of hearing children is demon
strated.
The Women's Auxiliary of the Dis.
trict of Columbia Optometric Society
will hold a dance at the Shoreham
Hotel April 20. The proceeds will &c
towards the establishment OF an opto-
metric eye clinic in the city. The
dancing will be from $50 to o'clock
A feature will be a floor show.
Tickets may be secured at any op-
tometrist's ONCE at the door the night
Of the dance.
The Sunshine and Community So
ciety met at the home Of Mrs. Marie
c. Deal, 6402 Sixteenth street north
east, Monday, the president, Mrs. Eu-
gene E. Thompson, presiding.
Mrs. Maurice Emerson, in charge of
the distribution of the amaryllis Mon
day, was assisted by Mrs. Worthing-
ton Bean, Mrs. F. j. Mulkern, Mrs. T.
r. Powers, Mrs. H. Stuart Boyer, Mrs.
A. N. Desio, Mrs. w. w. Taylor. Mrs.
J. Edwin Reid, Mrs. Eugene E.
Thompson and Mrs. Sawyer. These
flowers were taken to the shut-ins Of
hospitals and homes
Mrs. Frederic Newburgh, chairman
Of ways and means, announced a sill
yer anniversary tea to be held in the
home of Mrs. Thompson, 1925 Forty
fourth place, next Friday.
Mrs. Eugene E. Thompson an
nounced the annual May breakfast
and election Of officers will be held at
the Shoreham May 3. The speaker
will be Mrs. Maud Ballington Booth
Of the Volunteers Of America.
Rev. w. Harold Shape spoke of the
value OF "The Goodwill Industries
ond Mrs Ienn{e Esmopd WRIGHT s'I'he