Evening star., 1937-01-24
Z. GEORGE r. BoWERMAN,

Mrs. LLOYD w. Blddle Will preSlue
and the program will be under direc-
tion OF Miss Mary Downey.
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, director OF
the General Federation Of Women's
Clubs, will report findings of the
meeting Of the General Federation
Board. Mrs Edgar B. Merritt and Mrs.
w. w. Husband will also report. Others
on the morning program include Mrs.
y. H. Daniel, Mrs. Charles P. Keyser,
Mrs. J. D. Kiley, Mrs. A. B. McManus.
Mrs. I. c. McReynolds. a delegate to
the Peace Conference held In Buenos
Aires, will speak briefly. Miss Desio,
blind celloist, will be presented on the
music program by the chairman OF
music, Miss Alice Keith. Following
luncheon q parliamentary procedure
talk will be given by Mrs. A. c. Wat
kins at o'clock.
The Women's Auxiliary Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia Optometric Society
will meet Wednesday with Mrs. J.
Thomas Nelson, 1885 Garfield street.
The Washington Auxiliary Of the
National Catholic School Of Social
Service is giving a reception and tea
In honor of Mrs. Antonio c. Con-
Ealez, wife of the Envoy Extraordi-
nary and Minister Plenipotentiary Of
the United States to Ecuador, at the
school tomorrow from to 6.
Mrs. James E. Collif1ower is chair
man Of the Tea and Reception Com
nittee. Assisting her are the follow
ing: Mrs j. Rozier Biggs, Miss Mary
Kolb, Miss Rebecca Stanley, Mrs.
Charles Mcmahon, Mrs. William r.
Knobloch, Mrs. Charles P. Neill, Mrs.
George Whitecotton, Mrs. Alfred c.
Whtton. Mrs. William Brennan, Mrs.
j. L. B. Murray, Mrs. Peter K.
Faerber, Mrs. Thomas Flynn, Mrs.
John Victory, Miss Mildred Merrick,
Miss Agnes Regan, Miss Clara Brad
ley and Mrs. Allen Worries.
Mrs. Gonzalez has been decorated
by the Pope and also by the President
OF Ecuador for charitable activities
In Ecuador She Is devoting her life
TO education projects and especially to
social servcie.
The Kappa Sigma Chapter, Del
phian Society, will meet Tuesday at
the Mount Pleasant branch library at
1918 am: topic, "Ghirlandajo and
Botticelli." Leader, Mrs. T. R. Hall.
Florence of the Medicis, Mrs. Ralph
Teunis; Ghirlandajo. Mrs William
Shannon; Botticelli, Mrs. Clifton Hous-
ley; Botticelli; Mrs. Joseph O'Connell
italian painting to the year 1900, Mrs.
v. J. Richter. Pictures-"The Last
Supper and Christ as Pilgrim" Mrs.
W. c. Welborn; "Old Man and Child"
Miss Georgia Stark; "Allegory Of
Spring" Mrs. r. c. Cannon; Cal
umny," Mrs. Walter j. Greenleaf:
THE Birth Of Venus" Mrs. Lewis B.
Thompson.
The George Washington Group Of
Delphians will meet at the Woman's
City Club on Wednesday at 10 under
the leadership Of Mrs. William Liddle.
The subject will be Studies in Dra-
matte Poetry and topics will be
covered by Mrs. A. B. Manly, Mrs.
John K. Freiot, Mrs. Harry Smith,
Mrs. Eugene Brown and Mrs. J. B.
Tiffey.
The Twentieth Century Club liter
ature section will hear Mrs George
r. Putnam review Carl Sandbergs
THE People, Yes" and Miss Grace
Willis review Van Wyck Brooks "The
Fowering of England" tomorrow eve
ming at the Y. w. c. A.
The nature section will hold an IN
door meeting at 3 pm. Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Reese Of Alexandria will
talk on birds and moving pictures Of
Bird Life at Two Wild Sanctuaries"
will be shown.
Nine Blanche Bimont, secretary Of
the Alliance Francaise and retired
French teacher at Western High
School, will speak to the French sec
ton on some recent French books at
o'clock Thursday at the A. A. U. w.
Club. The Board Of Directors will
meet at II Thursday.
The Witers' League will meet at
Thomson School Thursday night.
Feature articles were presented at
the last meeting by Mrs. Agnes
and Mayne r. Coe.
Awards for the feature article con-
test, judged by Miss Myrta Ethel Cay
wood, instructress at the Y. w. G. A.,
were announced as follows: First
prize, Miss Julia M. Escher for Dream
of Artist Realized in Capuchin Mon
astery'; second prize, Miss Margaret
Bailey for Merry Customs of Merry
England; third prize, Mrs. Elizabeth
Aldrich for I'VE Got Well" Miss
Gladys Garraway Smith and Mrs. L.
w. Tilton received honorable mention.
The Capitol Hill History Club met
Wednesday, with Mrs. Hemphill and
Mrs. Meyer as hostesses. Mrs. Stine
discussed Modern Life in Morocco"
and Mrs. Shook discussed algeria"
The next meeting will be at the home
Of Mrs. Stine, 1882 Columbia road.
Gamma Chapter Of the Delphian
Society met with Mrs. Pearl r. Friede,
president. presiding. The oriental tale
Of The Sad Visier" was discussed by
Mrs. ]. Leroy Elliott, Miss Irene c.
Westerman, Miss Emma HofIer, Mrs.
o. N. Fansler and Mrs. Mary G.
Mathiot.
The Immaculate Conception Social
club will hold It's first annual dinner
and dance at the Broadmoor Hotel
wednesday. This is to be the cul-
mination Of the membership drive
started In November at the first
monthly communion breakfast Of the
association. Guest speakers for the
evening will include Prof. Harry How
ard and prominent clergymen. Tickets
are on sale at Immaculate Conception
yectory, Eighth and N streets.
The Women's Auxiliary to the r.
M. A. met with the president, Mrs.