Evening star., 1937-05-02
Twentieth Century Club
Will Hear DR.. Brunauer
ternational Outlook Section of Group
Tomorrow Afternoon.
\ r. ESTHER CAUKIN BRU-
I NAUER, who has travelled
extensively in Europe and

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NAUER, who has travelled
l extensively in Europe and
- who has attended councils Of
the International Federation Of Uni
versity Women in recent years in
Vienna, Madrid, Prague, Geneva and
Edinburgh, will be the speaker at the
of the International Outlook
Section Of the Twentieth Century Club
at 2 o'clock tomorrow at the Y.
w. C. A.
be given: England, by Mrs. A. ]. Sea-
ton: France, Mrs. E. B. Clark; Ger
many. Mrs. c. w. Hayes; Austria, Mrs.
Robert Olesen. and Russia, Mrs. c. D.
Snow. The chairman, Mrs. Ellery c.
Stowell, will preside.
The Nature Section will meet at
Cabin John station at 1890 Am. We'd
nesday for walk along the canal.
The annual meeting Of the club will
be held Thursday at the Y. w. C. A.
at II o'clock. Offlcers and directors
will be selected. The polls will close
at ll:3O am.
Women's City Club-At the book
hour at pm. Tuesday Miss Helen
Nicolay will review Rudyard Kipling'S S
Something for Myself
and My Friends"
Club elections will be held Wednes-
day from l to pm Members will
vote for second vice president, a
treasurer and q corresponding secre-
tary, each for q term of two years,
and for flve directors for a three-year
term, to be chosen from the following
submitted by the Nomi-
mating Committee: Second vice presi-
dent, Judge Mary O'Toole and Mrs.
Ruth H. Snodgrass; treasurer, Miss
Miriam Edwards and Miss May Belle
corresponding secretary,
Miss Isabel Allen and Miss Margaret
Vail; directors, Mrs. Grace Dexter
Bryan, Mrs. Julia Benton Hopkins,
Miss Elva McNamara, Miss Ruby
Nevins, Mrs. George c. Rutland, Mrs.
Gus Schuldt, Mrs. Thomas A. Sher-
man, Mrs. Frederic l. Swift and Miss
Clara J. Widger.
The annual business meeting will
be held at 8 pm. Wednesday.
The Society Of Free Lance Writers
will meet at the Shoreham Hotel May
6. Election Of officers will be held and
the short-story contest will close.
The last meeting featured novel
cite by Mrs. Rita Zarin and short
stories by Mrs E. S. Bennett and C.
v. Grunwell. Robert w. Cochran was
welcomed as new member. Contest
will be announced at the an
nual June banquet at the Shoreham.
Washington Chapter Of the National
Home for Jewish Children at Denver
Senator Edwin c. johnson Of Colo
RADIO will be the guest Of honor and
speaker at the donor luncheon May
l8 at the Mayfower Hotel.
Entertainment will be in the form OF
q musical show, "Folies Parsienne,' u
by Mrs. Albert W. Jacobson
Assistance may be had by calling
Mrs. Harry Brandt, Georgia 1919, or
Mrs. Nathan Peck, Georgia 6370.
The Business and Professional Wom-
ems Club held a dinner meeting at the
Hamilton Hotel last Monday. Guest
speakers were Basil Manly, vice chair
man of the Federal Power Commission,
and Miss Emily KneuBuhl.
The club went on record that the
beauty OF the Tidal Basin. with the
cherry blossoms, should not be dis
turbed for the erection Of the JET
ferson Memorial, but that another site
should be selected for such a memorial
as might be decided upon by the COM
mittee in charge. Congress was urged
to appropriate money for the study Of
the traffic problem in the District.
The Nominating Committee for 1887
elected were: Miss Martha E. Edwards
Miss Nell Ingalls, and Vera M. Lund-
quist.
The RowAc Club will meet Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. ]. Harrison
1923 Northampton street
1t will be luncheon meeting at pm
There will be the election of officers
The Nominating Committee consist!
OF Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. Edward Gavin
Mrs. Walter Gard, Mrs. Ernest Swift
and Mrs. Carl Hunt.
The Sunshine and Community So.
ciety will meet and have luncheon al
the Shoreham Hotel tomorrow. Mrs
Eugene E. Thompson, president, viii
preside.
Mrs. Maud Ballington Booth of New
York will be guest speaker, and Mrs
Lloyd w. Biddle, president of tht
District Federation, and Mrs. Ella S
knight, founder and first president
will be guests. Reservations are ir
charge of Mrs. J. Noble Hoover.
Sixteenth Street Heights Club met
Tuseday. Mrs. G. Albert Scott, Mrs
w. B. Wooden and Mrs. E. c. Roberts
entertained at lunch at the Cavalier
Hotel. They later went to museum te
hear DR.. William F. Foshag lecture or
Precious Gems"
Guests were Mrs. Sydney Anderson
of Chicago. ILL.,, Mrs. r. A. Opal, Mrs
Blanche Austin and Mrs. F. H
Patterson.
Mrs. Clarence A. Reid, 100 Chestnut
street will be hostess for the meeting
May II.
The Excelsior Club met at 1903 X
street, with Mrs. Julia w. Webb a.
hostess. A delicious luncheon wa.
served. A paper on the Supreme Court
written by Mrs. D. j. Donovan wa.
read by Mrs. Adam ]. Penrod. Severa
of the members gave sketches about
noted justices and famous trials.
The next meeting will be held at thu
home OF Mrs Robert S. Hall, 450l
Twenty-fifth street, Cherydale, Va.
May 4, at o'clock.
The Woman's Clinic card party fo1
the benefit Of the clinic will be giver
by the Board May S, at the Thoma!
Circle Club, 1925 Massachusett!
avenue, at 2 pm. Tea will be servee
by the hostess, Mrs. Elizabeth M
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