Evening star., 1937-05-30

president of the Business and
" Professional Women's Club
4 y last Monday night. Other off,
GERS elected were Lucy Somerville
Howorth, vice president; Elizabeth
Mann, recording secretary; Mary J.
Mellinger. corresponding secretary:
Emily NJ Davis, treasurer: Alice E.
Webster and Bertha Nienburg, di-
rectors
Ruth Robinson presided and gave
her annual report.
The club will entertain many dele
gates to the Biennial convention at
Atlantic City July l8 to 25, when they
stop over in Washington.
The next meeting will be held in
June. Ruth Robinson has named as
the committee in charge of arrange
ments for this banquet Caroline B.
Stephen, Ettalou Harrison, Frances
Van LEV, Faustine Dennis and Sue
White
Knights Of St. John, District Ladies'
Auxiliary No. 1-Anual initiation ex-
ercises for candidates from all aux
iliaries were held last Monday at st.
Peters Auditorium at 8 pm, with
District President Mrs. Wilfred P.
Ross presiding. Seventy-f1ve candi-
dates were enrolled. Miss Theresa
O'Reilly of Auxiliary No. so led the
drill team, assisted by Mrs. Elizabeth
Frobose OF Auxiliary No. SO at the
piano.
Supreme Trustee Mrs. o. X. Bing-
man addressed the candidates. Re-
freshments were served.
The Society of Free Lance Writers
met at the Shoreham Hotel May 90
President Mayne R. Coe presiding.
Original stories we're read by Mrs
Edith Edwards, Mrs. Elizabeth Al
drich, Parke Arnold. Mrs. Hattie Nc
1ntire and Miss Pearl Goldenberg
Miss Goldenberg's story was prize
winner in the recent Community Cen
ter contest.
Mayne R. Coe was reelected presi-
dent. Parke Arnold vice president
Miss Mimika Abraham secretary
Miss Nellie Bordeaux treasurer and
Mrs. Agnes Wright publicity chair
man.
The club will hold its annual ban
uuet June 3 at the Shoreham. when
awards will be made to winners in the
annual short story contest. All inter-
ested in writing are invited For res
ervations, call Maj. E. L. Dyer, Emer-
son 1884.
The Hebrew Sisters Aid Circle will
celebrate its twentieth anniversary
with a banquet and dance at tn. Jew.
ish Community Center June 6 at
pm.
For information and tickets. cal
Mrs. Joseph Cherner, Adams 1923.
Circle No. l. Calvary Methodist
Guild, was entertained Wednesday by
Mrs. E. M Barnette of Thomas Circle
with Mrs. Seward Covert, Mrs. j. C
Mulford and Mrs. Howard Fleming as.
sisting hostesses.
The following officers were elected
President, Mrs. j. c. milford; secre,
tary, Mrs. John De La Mater, ane
treasurer. Mrs. D. J. WertZ.
Eleanor Kendig gave readings anc
Mrs W. A. Coombe sang. Other guests
were Mrs. Nancy Millet, Mrs W. H
Ferber, Mrs. Ada Christie and Mrs
Grace Edelblut.
The Business and Professional Wom
ems Club of All Souls Unitarian
Church met May 10. Miss Margaret
Lambie spoke on "Aeronautical Use
Of the Air.
The final meeting of the year viii
be In Rock Creek Park June 10.
Women's City Club-All regular
Winter activities at the club have
ceased except the Tuesday book hour
at 5 O'Clock. During the Summer
months there will be three new
monthly meetings to bring members
together monthly get-together din
ner. garden party and monthly
week end tour in or near the city.
On Tuesday at 5 pm Miss Eva
Nelson Gilbert, curator, Peabody room