Evening star., 1937-03-21

FRANK EuRlngJOn Will speak on 'Utlll-
ties and the Public" Mrs. I. Denning
will discuss Propaganda of Public
Utility Companies"
DR.. Elizabeth May will meet with
the social studies group in the lounge
Wednesday at II am.
Miss Florence Bingham will review
"Of Human Bondage" by Somerset
Vaughan, Thursday at IL o'clock in
the lounge.
The art appreciation section will meet
Thursday at pm. English landscape
painters Will be studied.
The square dances group will meet
Saturday evening in the lounge.
Mrs. Maris M Proffitt will be club
hostess for April
A buffet supper and annual stunt
party will be held April at the club
house Mrs, Robert Olesen is in charge
of arrangements.
A section Of the World Bridgc Olym-
pics i'll be played at the ;lub April
T, at 7;45 pm, The proceeds will go
to the scholarship fund
The Housekeepers Alliance met
Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Edward
Maloney, l447 Chaplin street. with the
president, Mrs. Henry Fenno Sawtelle
presiding. Mrs. Ellis Logan was the
speaker Her subject was The Easter
Message in Art" illustrated.
The club will unite with the Gen
eral Federation of Women's Clubs
and in cooperation with the District
of Columbia Federation, the members
Will sponsor one of the teas and pro-
grams for the w. P. A. sewing women
at the E street Y. w. c. A. Hostesses
were requested to serve during the
State art exhibit, April 9 to April 90
in the National Gallery of the Ma
tional Museum.
The club voted against enlargement
of the Supreme Court.
4 tour of several dairy farms, as
guests of the Maryland and Virginia
Milk Producers Association was plan
ned for April 20 Mrs. Sawtelle is in
charge of reservations.
Congressional Club.-The class In
public speaking was organized last
Tuesday at the club house. The lesson
March % will be on Presenting a
Speaker to a Meeting" There will be
six lessons in all. Mrs. Hugh Butler
is conducting the class.
The Writer'S League will meet at
Thomson School tomorrow instead OF
Thursday, as scheduled. The pro-
gram at BIS pm. will include Mrs
L. w. Tilton, Miss Ivy Lindsey and
Miss Margaret Jean Bailey.
The last meeting featured two short
stores: vanishing Bubbles" by Miss
Katherine NJ Hopson. and Rachel
Call Taxi" by Mayne R. Coe. A
booklet pertaining to the Tooth ami
versary Of the present system of ex-
amlning patents. was reviewed by the
author, Charles Cottingham.
Business Women's Council meeting
in the chapel of the Covenant First
Presbyterian Church, Tuesday eve
ming. Mrs H. E. Beatty will conduct
the devotional service at 6:45 O'Clock.
At O'Clock a concert will be given
under the auspices of the Music Com
mittee.
Women's Alliance of All Souls Uni
tartan Church-Mrs. Thomas G. Rees,
president of the General Alliance, will
be the speaker at the meeting next
Friday. There will be election of Of
fcers.
The Research Club held a tea at
the George Washington University
Faculty Club last Sunday afternoon
in honor of the new supervising prin-
cipal of the fifth division of schools,
Miss Grace Lind.
Dr.. John P Foley. professor of
psychology at George Washington Uni
versity, spoke on Creative Express
sion in Children in Different Cul-
tures"
Miss Helen Burton presented junior
high school pupils in selected themes
from the Merchant of Venice"
Twentieth Century Club.-The lit
erature section will meet tomorrow
evening at the Y. w. c. A Mrs.
Richard Stinson will read selections
from THE Burning City by Stephen
Vincent Beret; Strange Holiness" "
by Robert P. Tristan Coffin, and Col
lected POEMS" by John Galsworthy
Mrs. Ellery c. Stowell will review
Philip Guedalla's "One Hundred
Years" and Mrs. Harvey Wiley will
review G. K Chesterton's Auto
biography
The garden and nature sections will
have a joint meeting at 3 o'clock
Wednesday at the Y. w. G. A. Mrs
Ivan Anderson of Virginia will talk
on Rock Gardens" with slide illus
trationS
The Red Cross unit will meet We'd
nesday at II o'clock at the chapter
house, 1880 E street, to sew and make
surgical dressings for various hos
pitals.
The Board of Directors will meet
Thursday at II o'clock at the Y
w. G. A.
New members admitted to the club
in March we're Mrs. Albert L. Barrows
and Mrs. John G. Ladd
The Argyle Study Club will meet
at 1918 New Hampshire avenue Tues.
day at / o'clock After luncheon the
members and friends will be showr
through the Goodwill Industries plant
Girls Friendly SOciety-The choil
of st. Margarets Episcopal Church
under the direction of Miss Charlotte
Klein, organist, will render the sacred
cantata, "Olivet to Calvary" by Maun.
der, today at 4:30 in the church, WITH
Elizabeth Lovejoy, Vera Neely Ross
| George E. Anderson and Edgar Kid
well as soloists. The service is oper
to the public. The offering will b.