Evening star., 1937-10-17


quarters, 146l Rhode Island avenue
northwest. She is coming here to at
tend national board meeting. Presi-
dents of other patriotic societies have
been especially invited to the tea, at
which Mrs. Lane Scofield. president OF
the local chapter, and other members
of the board will be in the receiving
line.
Breakfast to Be Given.
A breakfast will be given November
IA by the WOmen's Overseas Service
League at the Mayflower primarily fOl
the members of the organization
Other women who served abroad dur
ing the World War are welcome. Mrs
Wallace Chiswen is president OF the
league.
Representatives Of all Protestant
denominations are expected to attend
the meeting under the sponsorship OF
the WOman's Council OF the Washing
ton Federation OF Churches tomorrow
at II am. in the First Congregational
Church. Final plans will be made fol
the Missionary Institute which will bt
held October 26; 27 and % also at the
First Congregational Church. The
speaker will be DR.. viii w. Alexander
administrator of the Federal Security
Administration. His subject will be
What Is the Place Of the Church
Woman in Rebuilding Rural America. >
Mrs. Frank Linzel is president Of the
council. Rebuilding Rural America
and Mecca and Beyond" are the spe-
cial studies for the year for the Mis-
sionary Department.
The IOta Phi Delta Chapter ol
Delphians will meet October 2l al
1890 am. in Jellef1's Little Theater
Subject: Modern Romances in the
Making"
Resume by the president Mrs. H. H
Hubert. The leader is Mrs. James l.
Bates.
The District of Columbia Hygienists
Association met October at the
Harrington Hotel. with Miss Kathleen
Gates presiding. Miss Sophie Gurevich
delegate, gave report on the con-
vention of the American Dental Hy.
gleniSts' Association at Atlantic City
Miss Sophie Gurevich was chosen q
member of the board of trustees ir
the national association.
Plans were begun for the five-Statt
dental clinic to be held at the May
flower Hotel in March, 1888.
The City Wide Group Of Ladies Oi
Charity met Monday at 1901 Wyoming
avenue. Mrs. George H. O'Connor pre-
siding. New members are Mrs. Will
liam H. Clarke, Miss Flannery. Mrs
George M. Quirk and Mrs. Rogers
This organization furnishes milk to
many undernourished children, mostly
OF pre-schoOl age. Miss Collins of the
Catholic Charities made report OF
the condition OF many cases and asked
to have some new ones included.
The Club Entire Nous will meet at
the Highland Cafe, California street
tomorrow at / o'clock for luncheon
Mrs. Charles P. Keyser, organizer and
president, will preside.
Officers of the club are Mrs. Keyser
president; Mrs. Charles Emery Fergu-
son and Mrs. A. B. McManus. vice
presidents; Mrs. Otis ]. Rodgers,
treasurer; Mrs. William Sault, corre-
spending secretary; Mrs. Charles
Dasher, recording secretary; Mrs.
James Underwood, auditor; Mrs. Rob-
ert Lyons, historian, and Claudia Rice
Scott, publicity.
Newcomer Club Of George Wash
ington University.-Mrs. William C.
Van Week, president of the Faculty
Women's Club, will entertain Tuesday
at 2:30 o'clock at her home, at APO
Harrison avenue. She will talk to
the club about her experiences abroad
this Summer when she and Dean Van
Week attended the International Law
Conference at The Hague.
The Newcomers Club has as its
president Mrs. Russell j. Fields.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent, No.
l. Daughters Of Union Veterans of the
Civil War, 1861-65.-President Sylvia
D. Mclaughlin opened the meeting at
1922 New Hampshire avenue north
west.
A report Of the national convention
at Madison, Wis, was given by Kath-
ryn c. Rain. Others reporting were
Hormonie Sutton, Katie Guiton, Anna
McElroy and Eva G. Garis. Des
Moines, Iowa, was chosen for the 1898
convention.
Comdr.-elect Faye E. Palsgrove an
nounced November the date for in
stallation of officers Of Cushing Camp.
Sons Of Union Veterans of the Civil
War.
E. Helen Temple and Jennie Hamil-
ton conducted the October services at
the Tomb of the Unknown Civil War
Dead in Arlington National Cemetery.
The wreath placed was the gift of Miss
Emma Hayward, in memory of her
parents, John A. Hayward, Company
81, New York Volunteers, and his wife.
Mary Ann.
The Past Presidents Club enter
tanned as farewell to the retiring ma
tional treasurer, Mrs. Matte Tucker,
who returns to her former home, in
Boston, Mass, and to welcome the new
national treasurer, Miss Grace Hurd
Of Seattle, Wash. Miss Hayward pre-
sented Miss Hurd with a hospitality
key.
The Society of Free Lance Wrikers
met at the Shoreham Hotel, October
7. The president, Mayne r. Coe, pre-
sided.
Featuring the meeting at the Shore
ham October 81 will be the reading of
prize winning stories in the clubs
last contest.
Manuscripts for the next story con-
test for members are due at this meet
ing, when the contest closes.
The Excelsior Literary Club met at
the home Of the president, Mrs. Robert
D. Hall, Arlington, Va, with the re-
tirinR president, Mrs Grace A. De.