Evening star., 1937-11-07

will speak on Recent Developments
in Vocational Education" at the meet
ing Of the Education Section
Thursday at the Y. w. c. A.
The Nature Section will meet at
Cathedral and Mexico avenues We'd
nesday at 1890 for q trip along
Foundry Run.
The Department Of Government and
Legal Status of Women Of the Vote
less District OF Columbia League Of
Women Voters will meet at the home
of Mrs. Pearl B. Klein, 5000 Connec-
ticut avenue NV. Tuesday at pm.
Capt. Rhoda Millikin OF the Police
Department will speak on Problems
of the Penal Institutions in the Dis
trict Affecting Women"
The board meeting will be held at
the Brookings Institute Friday at
noon.
The French Group Of the Women's
City Club is sponsoring a benefit re-
cital by Felian Garzia, pianist, No
vember is at $50 pm. at the club
house. Miss Roberta Tull is chair
man.
The events of this week at the City
Club includes the following: Monday
Spanish class. pm; French table. 6
pm. Tuesday-Evening bridge, pm. ;
current events, Walter E. Myer,
speaker, pm. Wednesday-Board Of
Directors meeting, 8 PM; business
and professional dinner, g.: 80 pm.; Mrs
Robert w. Bruere will speak on De-
mocracy, the Professions and Wom-
en-" Thursday-French class, 5p.m.:
short-story writing, pm. Friday
Glass in public speaking and person.
ality development, pm.
The washington Branch Of the
American Association Of University
Women will have Mrs. Charlotte A.
Hankin as guest speaker at dinner
Tuesday at 7 pm. Miss Annabel
Mathews will preside at the dinner
sponsored by the International Rela-
tions Committee.
The tea tomorrow will be followed by
q business meeting. The Players will
meet tomorrow. Mrs. Frank Edging-
ton will give report on Social Impli-
cations OF the Neurological Progress
at the government and labor meeting
tomorrow at 2:45 pm. DR.. Anna
Marie Ketchum will demonstrate pup-
pets and puppet plays to the Players
at 7:30 pm. Olaf Sarigstad, teacher
OF metal crafts in the public schools,
Will give a demonstration Of silver
craft at the applied arts meeting at
7:45 pm.
I The housing study group, under the
leadership of Mrs. Helen Duey Hoff-
man, will meet Tuesday at 4:4o pm to
begin new study experiment, "Where
Do We Live?"
"A Visit to the West Coast Of South
Africa" will be the subject of a travel
talk by Mrs. T. P. Ahrens Tuesday
at 8:15.
The social studies group, under the
leadership Of Mrs E. E. Vial, will
meet Wednesday at II am.
Mrs. David Segel will review NORTH
west Passage" by Kenneth Roberts
thursday at II am. Mrs. Wood Gray
will review Andrew Jackson-Por-
trait OF q President" by MARQUIS
James.
Mrs. Gerrit S. Miller will rive an
illustrated lecture on How to Look
at Modern Art" at the art appreciation
group meeting Thursday at 7:45 pm.
Misses Ellen McBryde Brown and
Miss Isabel Du Bois will be hostesses
at the bridge luncheon SATURDAY. at
l pm. and Mrs. Hampton Percy will
be hostess at the junior group mixed
dinner bridge Saturday at $50 pm.
The Woman's Club d CHEVY
Chase-The program for the week
follows:
Tuesday, 10 am. Membership
Committee will meet at the home
OF Mrs. John H. Ray, 1928 Reno road
NV. l p.m.-Art section luncheon
at Brook Farm Teahouse. Reserva-
tlons must be made before II am.
Monday. Alexander B. Clayton of
Chevy Chase will speak on Creating
Harmony in the House and Garden"
wednesday, 10 a.m.-Music section
rehearsal at the E. v. Brown School.
1880 pm.-Executive Board meets at
the Columbia Country Club.
Thursday, 10 a.m-The nature Sec
tion leaves Chevy Chase Circle for a
walk in the District -girdling series.
They plan to find each of the mile
posts around the District of Columbia
line placed there in 1892. These walks
will cover three or four miles.
Takoma Park Women's CIub-The
literature department will present q
Tchaikowsky program at the home
OF Mrs. E. M. Harmon, 71l2 Seventh
street NV. Monday at pm. Mrs.
G. Harris White will review Beloved
Friend" a life of Tchaikowsky. and
Miss Helen Williams will play some
OF the composers piano solos. Tea
will be served and Mrs. Harmon will
be assisted by Mrs. Gilbert G. svard
Mrs. F. G. Lincoln, Mrs. William Lass
well, Mrs. N. E. McIndoo, Mrs. Frank
Nichols and Mrs. F. L. Pratt.
The duplicate bridge section will
meet Tuesday at pm. at the home
OF Mrs. G. E. Davis, e625 Harlan
place NV.
The art department will meet
Thursday at l pm. at the home Of
Mrs. William Robinson, Burnt Mills
Hills. Mrs. Edward Hubert will talk
on art appreciation. Mrs. Byron
Coon will preside.
The contract bridge section will
meet Friday at l pm. with Mrs. F. r.
Garrell, 3o1 Holly avenue NV.
District Of Columbia Branch Of the
League Of American Pen Women
The fellowship tea will be held We'd
nesday, 3 to 6 pm, at the Grafton
Hotel, with Mrs. William w. Barley
acting as hostess. Mrs. joseph pittle
Mrs. Samuel Wassell, Mrs. Hattie
Meyers Junkin, Mrs. L. L. Nelson
and Miss Susan Baker will assist at
the tea table. A scene from 1.-THE
Pig Prince" will be presented at 4:45
pm. The following children will take