Evening star., 1938-04-23
Book Fair Set TONIGHT
Pen Women's Breakfast
Honors Mrs. Roosevelt.
(Story on page A-1.)

lege Club Of Washington today at the
Hotel Raleigh. President Nelson who
was the only speaker. has been a stu
dent and professor at several UNIVERSE
ties In this country and abroad, is an
eminent Shakespearean scholar, q
writer and editor, firm believer in
academic freedom and a liberal with
strong convictions.
More than 200 club members and
their guests were present. Among those
at the head table were: Mrs. Clayton
Haskell, chairman OF the luncheon and
vice president Of the club; Mrs. Enos
8. Stockbridge, president Of the Balti-
more Smith Club; DR.. Joseph. O.
Adams, director Of the Folger Library;
Miss Helen Atwater, Mrs. William
Chaplin Huntington, one Of the alumnae
trustees Of Smith College; Frank j.
Hogan. Mrs. Russell w. Magma. Mrs
w. D. MacDougall, Mrs R. M. Kauf-
mann, Miss Ruth Van Deman.
Hostesses at the tables for eight in
cluded: Mrs. E. A. Back. Mrs Roy c.
Bowker, treasurer Of the club; Mrs.
Thomas ]. Camp, Mrs. George M.
Campbell, Mrs. W. L. Corbin, Miss
Edith N. Gill, Mrs. Thomas Green
Mrs. Ernest Griffith, Mrs. John w.
Guider. Mrs. B. D. Hulen, Miss Dudley
Harmon. Mrs. Emory Land. Miss Mary
Leake, Miss Eileen ODaniel, Miss
Margaret Stearns, Mrs. H. G. Sutton,
Mrs. r. T. McKenna. Mrs. H. G.
Nichols, Mrs. Howard Vermilya, Mrs.
L. Metcalfe Walling, Mrs. Howard S.
Wilkinson.
Others who attended were Dr.. and
Mrs. ]. P. Leake. Mrs. Frank w. La
throp, secretary Of the club; Miss Jean
Wallace. daughter of the Secretary
and Mrs. Wallace, Miss Elizabeth
Beale, Mrs. Walter s. Diehl, Mrs. Hugh
D. Butler.
Mrs. Mary Heaton Worse will be the
guest speaker at the meeting of the
Washington League Of Women Shop
pers on Tuesday at 4:45 pm. at the
American Association of University
Women's Clubhouse, 1884 I street NV.
Her topic will be Women and the
Labor Movement" considered in rela-
ton to democracy. Mrs. Elizabeth
Wheeler Colman, president, will pre-
side.
Florence Brewer Boeckel, educa-
tional director Of the National Council
for the Prevention of War, will give
. talk Tuesday At IL am. at the In
stitute OF Social Arts, 2O17 8 street
NV, on Women in the World Crisis"
She Will repeat the lecture at pm.
for the benefit Of those employed DUR
Ing the day. Men as we'll as women
are invited to the evening lecture.
A special invitation has been issued
to members Of womens clubs to at
tend this lecture, which is one of q
series presented each Tuesday at the
institute. At $50, following the lee
ture. Mrs. Boeckel will broadcast ma
tionally over the Mutual network. with
Senator Gerald Nye of North Dakota
as guest speaker.
Beta Chapter of Phi Delta Delta, in
ternational legal fraternity, will give
q breakfast tomorrow at Rixey Man.
sions, Arlington, Va, at 10 am. Miss
Florence Curoe, vice president Of the
Women's Bar Association and past
president Of Alpha Lambda Chapter,
Will be the guest speaker.
The honorary guests will be Miss
Anabel Matthews. president of the
Women's Bar Association; Miss Pearl
Mccall, former assistant district at.
torney; Miss Anna O'Neill, attorney
In the State Department; Judge Mary
OToole, Olive Jack, librarian at the
Congressional Library, and Mrs. Eliza
beth s. Holmes, attorney and director
OF the 11th province Of the fraternity,
which includes the States Of Mary
land, New Jersey, Western New York,
Pennsylvania and the District Of Co.
lumbia. Other guests include Ora
Smith. Helen M. Waters. Ruth Ma
lions, Mrs. Mae B. Bird, Elizabeth g.
De zack. Flora H. Elliott, Habel z.
Horton. BernAdine c.. Hunt, Bessie
Mcintyre. Margaret H. McMahon,
Carmen A. Montes, Mrs.. Pearl +.
Phillips, Rosalind NJ ekehan and
Selma NJ Ra1ien. s-". ''-.e