Evening star., 1937-04-25


James A. Robertson and Mrs. Fred
erick G. Lincoln, all past presidents
OF the club, will pour.
The drama department will meet
Wednesday. 8 pm, at the home OF
Mrs. Thomas w. Marshall, 1923 Blair
road. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs
Albert Spear and Mrs. Frederick A.
johnson.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
April IS with Mrs. Robert McFall
Lyonhurst, Va. Mrs. A. T. Williams
jr, was assisting hostess. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Mahlon A. Winter, presided
A paper by Mrs. Edward Russell
was Dutch Guiana and Dutch West
Indies" Paper read by Miss Cornelia
Hill was The Sculpture and Archi-
lecture Of the East and West Indies. ~
Mrs. L. R. Forester was a guest.
The club went on record as pro-
testing the placing Of the jefferson
Monument at the Tidal Basin on ac-
count OF tbs removal of Japanese
cherry trees.
Business WOmen'S Council meeting
Tuesday, in the chapel of the Cow
enant-First Presbyterian Church. Mrs.
H. v. Porter will conduct the de-
votional service at GAS pm. At 8
o'clock concert by the Kitchen Or
chestre" viii be given, to which all
are invited.
The American University Guild met
Tuesday at Hurst Hall.
Mrs. George Woods announced the
last book review of the year will be
May 10, at 3 pm, at the home of
Mrs. Frederick Davenport, 5000 Park
side lane. Mrs. Harry Woolever will
review Philip Gibbs Cities Of Refuge" ="
Miss Mary Louise Brown told of the
activities Of the newly organized junior
guild, which consists Of women alumni
of the university.
The guild gave a reception to the
members Of the glee clubs and chorus
following their annual concert April %.
DR.. Harold Bryant of the National
Parks Service gave an illustrated lee
ture on Our National Parks"
Women's City Ciub.-The month
ly tea this afternoon is in honor of this
years candidates for election. Miss
Nell Price as chairman of the Nomi-
mating Committee and Miss Catherine
r. Watkins, charnan of membership,
Will join in presenting the candidates
and the new members. Mrs. Roland
Williamson, contralto, will sing a group
OF songs. Mrs. Mary liant Couch will
be at the piano.
Inc current events section will meet
at pm. Tuesday to hear Rev. A. P.
Wilson talk on The Land OF the
Antipodes."
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, president,
Will attend the council meeting of the
General Federation of Women's Clubs
at Tulsa, Okla, April rs to 30. From
there she will 60 on to Mexico for a
short vacation and some sightseeing
Washington Chapter Hadassah-
A playlet, The Crystal Gazer," will
be feature Of the program Tuesday
at o'clock at the Jewish Community
Center. Among those who will take
part are Mrs. Frank Paley, Mrs. I.
Albert Peake, Mrs. Herman Becker.
Mrs. Morton Phillips, Mrs. Moe Offer-
berg, Mrs. Gus Mirman, Mrs. Maurice
Goldberg and Mrs. zal Diamond. The
part will consist of a violin
solo by Leo Schloss, accompanied on
the piano by Robert Thomas. The
opening prayer will be given by Mrs.
Moe Gutenberg.
The purpose Of the meeting. which
Is being held in the form of a linen
shower, is the collection of sheets, size
8lx99, in order to supply many insti-
tutlons that Hadassah supports. Each
member is urged to come with at least
one sheet as her contribution.
The Skylishts Of History Junior
Club, No. l, sponsored by the Depart
ment OF Potomac Woman's Relief
Corps. met Friday at the home of
Chaplain Betty Shields, 421l Jenifer
street. The president, Mary Adelaide
Everett, presided. Virginia Burgess
gave a resume of the Battles of Lex
ngton and Concord and read :. poem,
The president, Department of Po-
tomac Woman's Relief Corps, Mary E.
Bowen, presented the club president
with a. past presidents Junior Club
badge.
The department president will place
wreath at the monument Of Gen.
Ulysses Grant on April q.
MRS. Bowen was a guest speaker
April II, when the junior club presi-
dent, accompanied by Betty Shields,
Virginia Clark, Linda Lee Burgess.
Lorraine Fones, Ruth Usry, Nancy
Tucker and Dorothy Mathews pre-
'ented a flag and stand to Girl Scout
Troop No. 5 at the Juanita Nye Coun-
ell House. The president was intro
duced by Mrs. Della L. O'Brien. past
national senior vice president, w.
3. c.
Womans Club Of Bethesda.-There
VIII be an art exhibit at the club
house today from 3 to 6 pm.
A round table meeting will be held
tuesday at IL am. Mrs. Furman of
the Advisory Council of Nursery
Schools will talk on the P. w. A,
nursery school project. Members
bring sandwiches. Coffee and cake
will be served at 1890.
The financial group will celebrate
May day with bazaar and card party
at Mrs. Willis home, $50 Moorland
lane, Edgemoor, from to 2 O'Clock
Features for children will be part of
the afternoons entertainment. For
aouits there will be a plant ex-
cnange, a weiner grill. candy, cake
and maids aprons booths and a white
elephant table.