Evening star., 1937-04-18

Beginning May l clinic hours vii
be on Monday and Friday instead o
Tuesday and Friday, from 10:30 am
to - noon. DR.. Lauretta E. Kress i
physician in charge.
Delegates to the annual meeting o
the District of Columbia Federation
of Women's Clubs were elected as fol
lows: Mrs. Don A. Sanford, Mrs. H.
Rogers and Mrs. Corbin Thompson
The clinic will also be represented b,
its president, Mrs. Frank A. Birgfeld
and by its director, Mrs. John H. Har,
wood.
The Garden Department of the Ia
koma Park Women's Club will NEE
tomorrow at IL am. at the home O
Mrs. c. B. Smith, Montgomery ave
nue..
The philanthropic department vii
meet Tuesday at 1880 pm. at the hom,
of the chairman, Mrs. A. F. Lingle, /!
Grant avenue.
The music department will meet a.
the home of Mrs. Albert w. Volkmer
l0l Whittier street. Thursday at II
am. A program of French music il
being arranged by Mrs. G. Harri
White. Mrs. Irwin L. Clark, Mrs. Franl
English and the choral group will sing
The Duplicate Contract Glass viii
meet at the home of Mrs. James A
Councillor, l701 Kalmia road, Frida,
at pm.
The Department of the Potoma,
Woman's Relief Corps Auxiliary t,
the G. A. r. will sponsor a bingo a
the Thomas Circle Club house to,
morrow evening.
The Sixteenth Street Heights Clul
met with Mrs Roy C. Potts, 2lO Mapl,
street. After luncheon Mrs. G.. Alber
Scott, president, presided over tn.
business session.
Mrs. A. P. Swecker and Mrs. c
Fred Grange were elected to member
ship.
Mrs. E. v. Crittenden, chairman O.
program, introduced DR.. Harry c
Byrd, president Of Maryland Univer'
sity, who spoke on the college. Mrs
Arthur Lynn was a guest.
The meeting April 81 is at 12:3t
pm. at Cavalier Hotel. Hostesses
Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Roberts and Mrs
Worden.
Phyllis Lyman Colony, National So.
ciety of New England Women-Mrs
Frederick c. Billiard. Mrs. Frederick
O. Smith, Mrs Alice Bennett anc
Mrs. Olivia Ryckman entertained the
members at a luncheon last Friday
at Tilden Gardens.
Officers were elected as follows
President, Mrs. George E. McCann;
vice president, Mrs. Otto Hammer.
lund; chaplain, Mrs. Harry Dowling
recording secretary, Mrs. Robert E
Holm; corresponding secretary, Mrs
Frederick o. Smith; treasurer, Mrs
W. c. Kendall; registrar, Mrs. Orville
Johnson, and historian, Mrs. Emma
Cupp.
Ten delegates and 10 alternate,
were elected to attend the Congress.
Of the National Society Of New Eng
land Women in May at New Haven
Conn.
A paper entitled THE Dos, Don'ts
and Dooms Of the Early New England
Women" was read by Mrs. Bennett
The Insurance Women's Club o1
celebrated It's second an.
niversary Monday at a dinner meet
ing at the Hobnob. Betty P. Glib.
bon, president. presided, giving spe.
cial honor to Mildred E. Gillingham
founder of the organization, and tt
Mabel Royce Lantz, the first president
Following the meeting, member,
and their guests visited the Potomac
Electric Power Co., where they were
given talk and demonstration By
j. S. Bartlett on Electrical Hazards. ;
The Woman's Club Of Chevy Chas@
will meet Wednesday at the Chev,
Chase Presbyterian Church, with th<
Mrs. Frank A. Lnzel, pre-.
siding, and Mrs. c. Wolgemuth, jr.
hostess for luncheon.
Will Hutchins of American Uni.
versity will speak on Some Aspects
Of Contemporary Drama" and Mis-.
Evangeline Tully will sing a srour
Of songs, accompanied by Mrs. Charles
V. INLAY.
The craft workers of the art sec.
ion will meet Tuesday at 10 am
n the home of Mrs. Hewitt 0riggs
1850 Western avenue.
The nature section will leave Cheyy
Chase Circle at 10 o'clock Thursday
.or trip to Scots Run, Va, and at
3 pm. the social section will meet
At Brook Farm Tea House for a dance
and card party. The hostesses will
oe Mrs. George A. Finch, Mrs. Fred
erick G. Hammer, Mrs. Joseph T
Mcguire, Mrs Barton P. Root and
Mrs. Arthur E. Nesbitt.
Woman's Guild Of American Uni.
Harold c. Bryant, edu.
cational director of the Nationa
Parks Service, will be the guest
speaker April 20, at II am. in Hurst
Hall, Massachusetts and Nebrasks
avenues. The lecture will be illus.
trated. Mrs. Harry c. Oberholser
will preside, and DR.. Bryant
will be introduced by Mrs. Paul v
Maris, chairman of the Program Com
nittee. Following the lecture, lunch
con will be served In the Women's
Residence Hall, when the hostesses
will be Mrs. B. A. Arneson, Mrs. w H
Fellows, Mrs. Wesley M. Gewehr. Mrs
Ernest Griffith, Mrs. William j. Har-
ris, Mrs. Gustav Hertz, Mrs. Chester
Morrill, and Mrs. A. B. Potorf.
The guild will entertain the mem.
bers Of the combined choral clubs ot
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