Evening star., 1937-01-24
DIR. BOwerman to Address
Women's Club Federation
Program Tomorrow Morning Will. Be
Under Direction of Miss Mary
DOWney.

In cnarge.
The educational section met at the
home of Mrs. George Hudson, with
Mrs. Albert Jones, Miss Esther Nc
Dewitt and Mrs. Frank Stuart assist
ing. Mrs. Oscar Nelson entertained.
A question: n-and-answer contest was
won by Mrs. Jessie Hart, Mrs. lie
Verne Beales and Mrs. Jessica Love-
well.
The Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase
will hear DR.. Shio Sakanishi, author,
and authority on Japanese art at the
of Congress. in the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church Wednes-
day. Luncheon will be at 1915. with
Mrs. Lloyd H. Sutton hostess. Thomas
N. Leef, baritone, will sing, and the
drama section will present a one-act
play.
The international relations section
will meet tomorrow at 1890 in the
Presbyterian Church, with Mrs. Earl
H. Clapp conducting the program.
The music section will hold its
monthly tea tomorrow afternoon at 2
with Mrs. c. M. Jansky, jr., 1920 TIL
den street.
The Junior Women's Club met Tues
day at the Jessup- Blair Community
House. Mrs. Marion Parsons. China
missionary, spoke. Mrs. John T Luck
er, jr., president, presided. Hostesses
were Miss Clara Mae Tarbett, Mrs.
Perry o. Huff, Mrs John T. Lucker,
jr., and Mrs. Howard Parsons.
The Curley Club will meet at Con-
tinental Hotel Thursday evening The
Executive Committee met with Miss
Dorothy Barrett Thursday. A dance
is to be held in the Shoreham Hotel
Friday, February S.
Women's City Club. Membership
tea will be given today at 4:30. Hos
tesses will be Miss Carrie S. Naylor and
Mrs. Mabel A. Conger. Mrs. William
Allen Slade will talk on THE Spanish
Crisis" at the meeting of the current
events section Tuesday at S.
Mrs. Laura L. Waters, chairman of
the travel section of the Women's City
Club, announces for January 27 NOV
ing pictures of the islands Of the
Caribbean.
Members of the Womens City Club
who are leaving with Mrs. Laura L.
Waters tour to Mexico City January
% are Mrs. Amy c. McKenney, Mrs.
Lawrence c. Fortune. Miss Mary Gott,
Miss Gladys Gordon and Miss Eva
Bullard.
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, president,
announces four new chairmen: Mrs.
Grace Dexter Bryan, chairman of the
civics section; Mrs. Herbert Camp
bell. chairman of the Women's City
Club branch of the Needlework Guild;
Mrs. Herbert Barnes, chairman of the
o'clock book review hour, and Mrs
Edgar T. Brown, chairman Of ways
and means.
The Education Committee Of the
Business and Professional Women's
Club Of the District Of Columbia will
hear Miss Mary v. Robinson at
the Hamilton Hotel tomorrow night
discuss the subject, Women Under
Social Security" Miss Robinson Is
director of public information at the
Women's Bureau, Department of La
Dor. Miss Earlene White will preside,
and the attorney at law, Miss Sue
White, will introduce the speaker.
Delphian Society, 1ota Phi Chapter,
met Thursday at Jelled's Little Thea
ter, Mrs. Alexander Wylie, the presi-
dent. presiding. Pre-Shakespeare
Drama was studied under the lead
ership Of Mrs. Welton Hutton. Mar
lows "Dr Faustus" was given by
Mrs. w. B. Bane. Mrs. William Hills,
Mrs. Alexander Wylie and Mrs. Earl
Taylor. Mrs. H. B. Brooks gave the
life and works Of Peele, Mrs. J. H.
Curry the life of Robert Green and
Mrs. E. r. Horton the Tragic Drama
of Kyd" After the meeting the chap
ter attended the World Fellowship
luncheon and heard Miss Irene Wright
on THE Unchanging Customs Of
Spain"
The Rowac Club Will hold It's month
ly sewing meeting Wednesday at II
o'clock at 927 F street to make 200
bedside bags for the patients of Walter
Reed Hospital. Mrs Ernest P. Krick
Is in charge.
The Marietta Park Women's Club
will hold its annual Valentine lunch
con and bridge Tuesday, February Is,
at Tilden Gardens, with Mrs. Rob-
erta Lawson, president Of the General
Federation of Wemen's Clubs, guest
of honor. Mrs. Walter H. E. Jaeger,
new hospitality and entertainment
chairman; Mrs. I. L. Stormont and
Mrs. Carl harrington are in charge
of arrangements.
The second joint section meeting Of
the year, under the direction of Mrs.
Ray Curtis Browning, program chair
man, was held at the home Of Mrs.
Stanley D. Reed. founder of the club,
420 Oglethorpe street northwest, Tues
day, Mrs. Thomas c. Atkinson, presi-
dent, presiding. Assisting Mrs. Reed
were Mrs. ]. Raymond Miller. Mrs.
Bernard Ostmann, Mrs. Oliver P.
Hazard and Mrs. William c. Carney.
Miss Matte H. Maddux, who has re-
Gently returned from Germany, gave
an account Of conditions in that coun-
try.
Mrs. Lee. D. Ritter. philanthropic
chairman, has completed plans for q
luncheon to be given January % at
l pm. at Twenty-sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. Mrs. Ritter
also announces that on February 3
at $3.50 her group will be hostesses
at tea and entertainment for the
P. w. A. Women's Sewing Club at
the Y. w. c. A. Building on E street.
Mrs. william Rupprecht, ways and
means chairman, has given notice Of
a Spring dance to be held April II at
the Indian Spring Country Club.
The Argyle Study Club will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Norton Little,
1874 Taylor street, Tuesday at /. A