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Evening star., 1939-02-19
Woman's S National
Democratic Club
To Elect Officers

Election of officers of the Wom-
ans National Democratic Club will
be held Wednesday at the clubs
annual meeting, which is to begin
with pilgrimage to the tomb of
Woodrow Wilson at the National
Cathedral.
Members will meet at noon at club
headquarters, 1926 New Hampshire
avenue NV, for the pilgrimage and
ceremony, which will include the
laying of a wreath on the tomb.
Immediately afterwards a buffet
luncheon will be held at the club
house, and the annual business ses-
sion will follow.
Polls will be open from 2 to
pm. for voting, and the annual
meeting will conclude with din
ner at the clubhouse, when Rep
resentative T. V. Smith of Illinois
will speak on Women as Poll
ticians.'
Only one slate of officers has
been proposed this year, the ticket
including the following: President,
Nl .. DdSlu L uChti blOWIl, llISl NlCe
president, Mrs Claude Pepper: Sec
ond vice president, Mrs. Mark L
Bristol; recording secretary, Mrs
Joseph D. Grigsby; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. William F. Weiges-
ter, and treasurer, Mrs. Allen C
Phelps.
For the Board of Governors: Term
expiring 1910, Mrs. John B. Gordon;
term expiring 194l. Mrs. William
Jennings Price; term expiring 1943
Mrs. H. E. c. Bryant, Mrs. Rose
Yates Forester, Mrs Loren johnson
and Mrs Charles Warren.
Mrs. Edward Keating, charter
member of the club and one of its
most tireless workers, who died last
Wednesday, was a candidate for the
Board of Governors, term expiring
in l943. This vacancy will be filled
later.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Delphian Society's
Program Includes
Short Talks

In addition to an address by DR..
Elmer Louis Kayser of George
Washington University on Europe
1889" the program for the quarterly
meeting of the Washington and
Arlington Chapters of the Delphian
Society tomorrow at the Mayflower
Hotel will include short talks by
members of the various local chap
tiers.
Mrs. w. G. Hilla, Iota Phi Delta
Chapter, will speak on "A Look at
the Worlds Work; Mrs. Joseph P.
O'Connell, Kappa Sigma Chapter,
on THE Paris Flea Market; Mrs.
Carl E. Brockway, Arlington Chap
ter, will describe the Washington
Youth Eye Conservation School, and
Mrs. George Middleton, Oberlin
Chapter, will describe THE Euro
pean Fairs"
Mrs. Carolyn Rask, president of
the George Washington Chapter,
will preside. Mrs. w. E. Miller is
chairman of arrangements.
Mrs. Edward Stevens, Mrs. George
H. Post, Mrs. Carolyn Rask, Mrs. w.
S. Hammers. Mrs. T. r. Hall, Miss
Katheryn Doherty, Mrs. M. N. Nc
knight, Mrs. w. E. Miller and Mrs.
Harold F. Machlan, presidents, re-
spectively, Of the National Capital,
Columbia, George Washington,
Roosevelt, Kappa Sigma, Theta Tau
Zeta, Arlington, Oberlin and Iota
Phi Delta Chapters, will form the
receiving line to greet members and
their guests.
Tea will be served, with the presi-
dents pouring
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Alliance to Hear
Musical Program

A musical program entitled Re
ligion Through Music" will be pre-
sented at the Friday meeting of the
Women's Alliance of All Souls
Church. Sixteenth and Harvard
streets NV.
Guest artists will be Terra BARLEY
Sells, former organist Of the Wood
lawn Park Methodist Church in
Chicago; Wilhelmina spanhoofd
Walter, concert and lieder singer;
Rose d'Amore. pupil Of Percy
Granger and Rudolph CAM at the
Chicago Musical College; Francis
Bowers. former scholarship student
at Peabody Conservatory; Ruby
Arnold, opera and radio soloist;
Ruth Logan, Mary Conklin and Ber-
nice Moore, American Conservatory
Of Music in Chicago.
The program will be given at
noon following a business meeting
at II am. Luncheon will follow
with Mrs. Kirk Logan. who is in
charge of reservations, as hostess.
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Arts Club Group
To Present Comedy
Three Evenings

A three-act comedy, The Mem
Der for Merton, will be presented by
the Dramatic Committee Of the Arts
Club for three evenings-Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday-at 8
o'clock in the clubs theater hall at
20l7 1 street NV.
The comedy, written by Ednah P.
c. Hayes mrs. Henry Hayes, WE'LL
known Washington playwright,
satirizes English and American di-
vorces.
Popular local players are in the
cast. which includes Edith Strick-
land. Robert Hall. Maude Howell
Smith, Maurice Jarvis, William T.
Jarvis. Harold Allen, James o. Por-
ter, William s. Hepner, Constance
Etz, Mrs. c. NICK. Ashbrook, Harry
Angelica. Louis Waite. Tom Marsh.
Charles Proctor, James Hicks and
many others.
The director is Mrs. William
Peters.
Miss Frances B. Johnston and
Walter S. Studdiford will act as
hostess and host on Tuesday; Mr.
and Mrs. William T. Peters, and
Miss Margaret Leidigh and Mrs.
Herman P. Riess, Wednesday and
Thursday. respectively A club din
ner will be held each evening prior
to the play at 7 o'clock in the club
dining rooms.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Future Meetings of Women's Clubs Announced
Civic and Study Clubs.

CiOic and Study Clubs.
Association of University
Women-Tomorrow, 2:45 pm,
creative writing Speaker, DR..
Winifred Willard; 4 pm, tea.
Speaker, DR.. Edwin Elliott Will
loughby, What People Read
About in the Days of Shake
speare" Hostess, Mrs. Horace G.
Torbet; tbs pm, music appre-
citation group. Tuesday, 1915 pm,
Legislation Committee; 1890 pm,
luncheon. Hostess, Mrs. John
Minert; lis pm, family relations
study group; $3.50 pm, child de-
velopment; 7:30 pm, Law for
Laywomen" group; 8 pm. travel
group. Speaker, Earl A. Trager,
Natures Masterpieces" Thurs
day, II am, book review and
luncheon; 8 pm, art appreciation
group. Speaker, Morley j. Will
liams, George Washington's
Home" Friday, 7:45 pm, bridge.
Saturday, lis pm. luncheon.
Hostess, Mrs. Jane Ellis Mason.
Twentieth Century Club.-Tomor-
row, pm, art section luncheon.
Speaker, Mrs George Trenholm.
reflections in Art" Tuesday, 2
pm, Y. w. C. A., music section
meeting. Speaker, Miss Carrie
Roper Fulton, The Effect Of Folk
Song on Church Music"
Excelsior Literary Club.-Tuesday.
Taft House, Sixteenth and K
streets NV.
Voteless D. c. League of Women
Voters-Wednesday, 2 pm, de-
partment of government and for
eign policy with Mrs. M. o. Lorenz,
$50 Porter street NV. Child
welfare department meetings post
poned this week due to illness Of
Mrs. Charles Hodge.
Delphian Society. Oberlin Chapter.
Friday, Mount Pleasant Library.
Subject, "Rudyard Kipling, Voice
Of Empire" )
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District Of Columbia Housekeeper's
Alliance-Tuesday. 1915 pm,
luncheon, Fairfax Hotel. 2100
Massachusetts, avenue N. w.
Columbia Floral Circle-Tomorrow,
l pm. with Mrs. Helen Mullen
burg, 822 Longfellow street NV.
Bn'ai Birth Women's Auxiliary
Friday, pm, meeting and tea,
Jewish Community Center. Mrs.
Morris Gewirz presiding.
Democratic Women's National Coun-
cil-Tomorrow, 8 pm, Willard
Hotel. Speaker. Secretary of War
Harry H. Woodring, National
Defense"
Beta Sigma Phi, Gamma Chapter
Tuesday, 8 pm, Miss Ruth Gill
bert in charge of program.
Zeta Beta Chi, Gamma Chapter
Tuesday, 8 pm, at Raleigh Hotel.
Speaker, Representative Caroline
ODay.
Kappa Phi Epsilon Sorority-Satur-
day, 7:30 pm, banquet and
dancing, Powhatan Hotel. Speaker,
Miss Mae Helm.
District of Columbia Federation of
Women's Clubs-Tomorrow, 7:30
pm, poetry section, Mount Pleas
ant Library.
Soroptomist Club of Montgomery
County-Tomorrow, = pm, din
ner, Kenwood Golf and Country
Club. Speaker, Capt. Rhoda
Millikin.
Washington Alumnae Chapter OF
Sigma Alpha Iota, national pro-
fessional musical fraternity for
women-Tomorrow, $50 p.m., with
Mrs. Roger 'Whiteford, 101 West
Leland street.
Washington Junior Mizrachi-
Thursday, 6 pm, Fairfax Hotel
bridge and dinner.
Woman's Alliance of All-souls
.. Church-Friday. noon, musical
program on Religion Through
Music" following business meeting
at II am. Luncheon.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Hadassah Chapter
To Mark 10th Year

The Goth anniversary of the WASH
ington Chapter of Hadassah will be
celebrated Tuesday at 2 pm. at a
party at the Mayflower Hotel to be
given in honor of new members.
Charles Edward Russell, editor Of
the Pro-Palestine Herald, will be the
guest speaker. The program also
will include a piano recital by Mrs.
Jerome Krick and a review of new
fashions.
There will be a special board meet
ing at 1890 am. Tuesday to con-
slider the revised constitution. A
luncheon in honor of Mr.. Russell
will follow. Mrs. Paul Pearlman is
In charge of reservations.
Hadassah is cooperating in the
cherry tree ball sponsored by the CO.
ordinating group Of Jewish organi-
cations to be held Wednesday at
the Willard Hotel.
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man of the Dinner Committee,
which has arranged a program of
music, broadcast. readings, a VEN
triloquist act and group singing, led
by Miss Grace Goodpasture.
Assisting on the committee are
Mrs. Raleigh Gilchrist, Miss Vera
Lundquist, Mrs. Lorraine Leese Good,
Miss Mabel Strider, Miss Elva Nc
Namara, Mrs. Claudia Brown, Miss
Carol Cox, Miss Flora Hoff, Miss
Jessie Lane, Miss Maybelle Ray
mond, Miss Clara Saunders, Mrs.
Thomas Sherman, Mrs. Laura Wa
tiers and Miss Lois Garlock. Miss
Lane is taking reservations to be
made by Thursday at the Women's S
City Club, 736 Jackson place NV.
Among Those Expected
To Attend. Gathering.
Among those who expect to attend
are Miss Sibyl Baker, Mrs. Mary
Jane Winfree, Mrs. Ruth Shipley,
Mrs. Jewell Swofford, Miss Margaret
Lunn, Mrs. Carolyn Stevens, Mrs.
Mary Lewis, Mrs. Agnes Newman,
Miss Daisy Reed, Mrs. Florence
Meara, Miss Alice Webster, Mrs.
Mary Steele, Mrs. Marie Werner,
Mrs. Louise WEIGH, Mrs. Geraldine
Carlisle. Mrs. Jessie Webster, Miss
Olive Beatty. Miss Elizabeth Ray
mond, Miss Kensett Vail, Mrs. Edith
McCauley, Miss Olga Steig. Miss
Anna Muddiman, Miss Elizabeth
Haney, Miss Mary Sigman and DR..
Frances Marshall.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Dance Listed
In y. A. r.
Events
Junior Citizens
Committee Is
Sponsor

The Junior American Citizens
Committee of the District Daugh-
ters Of the American Revolution will
hold dance for senior members of
each Of the patriotic clubs it sponsors
from 8 to IL pm. tomorrow at the
Hamilton Hotel. The senior club
members are from IA to 10 years of
age. Invitations have been ex-
tended to the State officers.
Miss Elizabeth Smith is chair
man Of the committee in charge of
arrangements, assisted by Mrs.
Charles Ward, Mrs. Norvelle Sharpe,
Mrs. Franklin K. Refert. Mrs. H. F..
Hargett, Miss Frances Sherman.
Miss Jane Grunwell and Miss Mary
Dobyns.
Mrs. William H. Wagner is State
chairman of the Junior American
Citizens Committee.
The oath anniversary of the Abb
gain Hartman Rice Chapter will be
celebrated at dinner tomorrow at
7:30 pm, at 240O Sixteenth street
NV.
Mrs. Frank H Tower, State chair
man of national defense, will speak
and Miss Phoebe Stine will sing.
accompanied by Mrs. Emory T. Oza-
bal.
The regent. Mrs. Edgar E. Good,
will preside and Miss Mary Sprig-
man. vice regent, will be toast
mistress.
Capt Joseph Magruder Chapter
will hold a benefit bridge party at
the home of Mrs. Joseph H. Wheat
40 B street NE, tomorrow, l:3o
pm, to aid its scholarship fund.
Mrs. Paul J. Crummett is in charge
OF reservations. Mrs. Earl B. Fuller
regent. announces that Mrs. W2eat
will serve as chairman of conces-
sions at the Continental Congress
and DR.. Ida B. Earhart is a mem
Der Of the National Credentials Com
, mittee. Mrs. Crummett is a page
for the State conference.
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Elizabeth Jackson Chapter will
hold its regular meeting tomorrow
at the Highlands. where noon lunch
con will be served.
Mrs. Wagner. president of the
Junior American Citizens Club of
Washington. will be guest speaker
The regent. Mrs. Joseph N. Saun-
ders, will report on the National
Defense Committee and Mrs. Garden
Warner will talk on D. A. R. ap-
proved schools.
Miss Lillian Chenoweth. State
regent, and Mrs. Geoffrey Creyke
State chairman of the Americanism
Committee, will speak before Month
cello Chapter Tuesday at o'clock, at
5000 Tilden street NV. Luncheon
will be served at Tilden Gardens
Tearoom. Five new members will be
introduced, Mrs. Francis M. Shore
jr.; Mrs. Joseph E. Hough, Mrs
Courtney r. Thomas, Mrs. Mary
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Panhellenic Luncheon
Representatives of q Sororities
To Be Honor Guests Saturday

Women prominent in Official and
professional life in Washington are
to attend the annual luncheon Of
the Panhellenic Council of WASH
ington Saturday at Wardman Park
Hotel, each of the sororities in the
council having selected one from its
membership to be guest of honor.
Mrs. Arthur Vandenberg, wife of
the Senator from Michigan, repre-
senting Delta Gamma: Mrs. Ellen
S. Woodward of the Social Security
Board representing Chi Omega;
Judge Ellen X. Raedy Of the Dis
trict Municipal Court representing
Zeta Tau Alpha. and Mrs. Thomas
Parran, wife of the surgeon general
of the United States Public Health
Service. representing Delta Zeta
are few who will be honored by
the sororities at the luncheon. Faith
Baldwin, the writer, is to be the
guest speaker.
Others distinguished guests will
include Mrs. Justin Miller, wife of
Justice Miller of the United States
Court of Appeals and author of
First the Blade" who will be
the honor CUES: of Phi Mu, and
Mrs. Joseph Grisby, past national
president of Delta Delta Delta. will
be the special guest of that sorority.
Alpha XII Delta will honor Miss
Maxine Davis, lecturer and author
of The Lost Generation" and They
Shall Not Want"
Mrs. Lucy S. Howorth of the
Board of Veterans Appeals will
represent Alpha Omicron Pi Mrs.
James Shera Montgomery, musician
and wife of the chaplain of the
House, will represent Sigma Kappa
Miss Margaret Emile White, past
grand president of Pi Beta Phi and
author of German textbook. will
be honored by her sorority. Kappa
Alpha Theta will be represented by
Miss Gertrude Sawyer, Washington
architect. Kappa Kappa Gamma s
guest will be Miss Marie Mount,
dean of the College of Home Eco
nomics, University of Maryland, who
also is writer and operator of a
tea room.
Mrs. George Lindsey. former ma
tional president of Alpha Phi. will
be her sorority's guest of honor and
also will be speaker at the lunch
con. Mrs. Francis Ide. of the Uni
versity of Maryland and student
of contemporary English literature
will represent Gamma Phi Beta.
Mrs. Owen R. Lovejoy, former ma
tional president of Alpha Chi Omega,
will represent her sorority. Miss
Caroline Legg. field representative
of the Children's Bureau, Agricul-
ture Department, will be honored
by Alpha Gamma Delta.
DR.. Sara E. Branham, senior
bacteriologist in the United States
Public Health Service and holder
of Howard Taylor Ricketts, award
for research in pathology, will be
Alpha Delta Pts guest. Kappa Delta
will honor Miss Alma Preinkert,
registrar Of the University Of Mary
land and formerly an executive of
the Panhellenic Legal Council.
Miss Doris Hayes, associate forest
ecologist Of the United States Forest
Service in charge of the range plant
herbarium, will be the guest of
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Political Study Club
Hears Address by
Senator Wilev

The great need in America today
is perspective or vision coupled
with a sense of obligation to the
present." Senator Alexander Wiley
of Wisconsin told the Political
Study Club at its meeting yesterday
at the Washington Club.
America must recapture that
sense of security, that sense of 60
ing places and that belief that We
were meant to do things" he as
serted. These are a part of the
American heritage. he explained,
and urged Americans to take in
ventory of that heritage.
Expressing the conviction that
this country would come through
its national Gethsemane, strength
ened and cleansed," Senator Wiley
declared that this will be accom-
plished by a combination of reme-
dies and not by legislation alone.
Labor and capital must see the
necessity of working together. he
declared; society must see the need
of giving the farmer the cost of pro-
duction and Government must have
no special privilege when it COM
petes with industry
Government he continued. must
revert to its position of servant, not
master: and when it uses money out
of the public treasury as it has in
emergencies. must handle it as a
trust fund. making sure it goes to the
needy and not for overhead and
favored sons.
Mrs. Edgar Briant Merritt, presi-
dent of the club, presided. The pro-
gram was arranged by Miss Alice
Hutchins Drake. The musicians were
Mrs. David K!ncheloe of New York,
who sang accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. James Davis of An
napolis, and Paul Ledig soloist, who
was accompanied by Miss Dorothy
Thompson.
A number Of guests were present
for the tea which followed the
meeting.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Silver Tea to Honor
Mrs. Moraenthau

Mrs. Henry Morgenthau. jr..
honorary president of the Bnai
Birth Woman's Auxiliary, Argo
Lodge, will be among the guests of
honor Of the lodge at an open house
silver tea Friday at pm. at the
Jewish Community Center.
Frederic William Vile, columnist,
will be the guest speaker, and a
feature of the program will be a
dramatization of the refugee situa-
ton written and directed by Mrs.
Hyde G. Butler. Entitled Waiting"
the dramatization will be presented
through the curtesy of the Bnai
Birth Auxiliary adult educational
and dramatic groups with the fol-
lowing in the cast: Mrs. Sandra
Rubenz. Mrs. Shimon Janus. Mrs.
Ralph Cohen. Mrs. Aaron Schwartz
man. Mrs. Louis King, Mrs. Saul
Scwartzback. Mrs. Maurice Fire
stone and Mrs. Weingarten.
Mrs. Morris Gew1rz will preside.
Evening star., 1939-02-19

Brooks and Miss Katherine Wootten.
Hostesses are Mrs. Ashmun Brown.
regent; Mrs. Roger Williams, State
registrar; Mrs. Harvey Hunt and
Miss Isabel Parr.
Mrs. William D. Leetch. state
chairman of the correct use of the
flag, will speak before independence
Bell Chapter at the Willard Hotel
Tuesday night. A story-teller also
will be featured. Mrs. Russell H.
Stine is the regent and hostesses
are Mrs. Herbert Chaney, Mrs. Her.
bert Williams and Miss Rosanna Ro-
buck.
Manor House Chapter will meet
with Miss Mary Lee Goddard, 1900
Eighteenth street NV, Tuesday eve
ming. for addresses by Miss Cheno-
Weth and Mrs. Tonnis j. Holzberg
state historian. Assistant hostesses
are Miss Anna Buck, Mrs. c. B
ONeal and Mrs. J. F. Porter.
Miss Mary Lee Goddard, registrar
has been invited to serve as a vice
chairman of information on the
House Committee for the Cont
mental Congress.
The following are new members
of the chapter: Miss Florence Mabel
Alderman, Miss Kansas Byers and
Miss Minnie Catherine Hunt.
Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig. vice
president general, and Mrs. Claude
Allen Cook, chairman of the Girl
Home Makers Committee. will be
guests at a meeting of Fort Nc
Henry Chapter Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs. William L. Woodward
1858 University place NV.
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Representative Charles A. Plumley
of Vermont will be the speaker al
the guest night meeting of Victory
Chapter Saturday at 8 o'clock, at the
home of Mrs. Walter w. Husband
3456 Macomb street NV. Assisting
hostesses are Mrs. Porter H. Dale
and Mrs. Sherman S. Slick. Miss
Chenoweth and Mrs. Plumley will
be guests.
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The Student Loan Fund Commit
tee will meet at 8 pm. tomorrow
at the Willard Hotel. with Miss
Claudine Hutter. national chairman
as guest speaker. Miss Linda E
Deaton will preside.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Valentine Luncheon

Scenes from the national parks
In color will be shown by Donald
Edward McHenry before the Valen-
tine luncheon of the Housekeepers
Alliance to be held at 1915 pm
Tuesday at the Fairfax Hotel.
Mrs. Mary T. Bannerman, ma
tional legislative chairman for the
Motion Picture Council and motion
picture chairman for the alliance
will discuss the Nicely bill to pro-
hibit block-booking and blind SELL
ing of motion picture films. Other
business will include reports on
resolutions and sanitation and
health.
New members of the alliance are
Mrs. Ernest Humphrey Daniel, Mrs.
w. w. Sloan and Mrs. Henry c.
Young.
Evening star., 1939-02-19
Quota Club
Of County
1nstalls
Montgomery Unit
Observes Double
Anniversary

The Quota Club of Montgomery
County celebrated both its own sew
enth anniversary and the goth ami
versary Of Quota International at
an installation banquet last night
at the Admiral Club.
Achievements Of Women" is the
theme Of the anniversary celebra-
ton for Quota International this
year and was the subject of the prin-
cipal address made last night by Mrs.
Ruth Wilson Tryon Of the American
Association Of University Women
staff and also secretary Of the WASH
ington Unit Of the World Center for
Womens Archives. Miss Maude
Carter. District governor, installed
the officers.
Members from Quota Clubs
throughout the District were pres
ent, a large delegation attending
from Washington and Baltimore.
Songs Of Famous Females COM
piled for the occasion, was pre-
sented under the direction of the
versatile song leader, Brooke Johns
Of Montgomery County, and pro-
vided considerable amusement.
Quota International, which is OBJ
serving the founding of the first
club in 1919 in Buffalo, N. Y, has
adopted as one of six major ami
versary projects, support of the plan
to establish a world center for
archives. Such center it is be-
lieved, would promote the recogni-
ton of the achievements of women
and would tend to curb the criticism
directed toward women in public
life. Mrs. Tryon discussed the
project In her address.
OfIlcers installed last night were:
President, Miss Lillian G. Moore:
vice president, DR.. Norma Pearson;
secretary, Miss Dorothy Nickerson:
treasurer, Mrs. Florence Massey
Black; directors, Mrs Elizabeth. =.
Steigner and Miss Lucille Barnett.
Miss Moore announced committee
chairmen as follows: Editor of
Quotagrams and membership, Miss
Eleanor Jane Smith; social, Mrs.
Elizabeth Steigner; program. DR..
Pearson: girls service. Miss Edith
Barnett; education, Miss Lucille
Barnett; parliamentarian, DR.. Alice
Loman Rhine; finance, Mrs. Flor
ence Massey Black; publicity, Mrs.
Edith B. Hayes.
The guests included Miss Earlene
Write, national president, Business
and Professional Women's Club;
Miss Anna Peck. president, Sorop-
timist Club Of Montgomery County;
Mrs. Blanche Wyatt Knight. presi-
dent, Quota Club of WASHINGTON;
Mrs. Edna Crouch, president, Quota
Club of Baltimore; DR.. Mary Powell
Northam of Baltimore. former dis
trict governor; Mrs. Ethel K. Strei.
bert, president, Quota Club, York,
Pa: Mrs. Ida Belle Thomas. presi-
dent, Eastern Shore Quota Club,
Salisbury, Md; Miss Ellen S. Tucker,
president, Richmond tVaJ Quota
Club; w. c. Enright. president,
Lions Club, Rockville, Md: Mr.. and
Mrs. William T. Moore of Baltimore,
parents OF Miss Moore; Mr.. and
Mrs. Johns and Miss Martha Johns
Of Olney, Nd; Mrs. James w.
Barnsley of Olney and Mrs. E.
Francis McDevitt, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1939-02-19

Homes for Low Income Families"
Wednesday, 2 pm. annual meet
ing and election of officers. Thurs
day, II am. Education Commit
tee. Speaker, E. Barrett Pretty
man, Reorganization of the Dis
trict";; 7:30 pm, dinner. Speaker,
Representative T. v. Smith,
Women as Politicians" Satur-
day. pm, luncheon by members
of board of governors for wives
Of new members of House and
Senate.
District of Columbia League of
American Pen Women-Today, 4
pm, tea. Hostess, Josephine Dan
forth. Tuesday, 8 pm, lecture
group. Chairman, Maidy S. Camp
bell. Thursday, 1890 pm, lunch
con and book review. Chairman,
Leona Patterson Tiller. Friday,
$50 pm, executive board meet
ing and dinner, with Mary Meek
Atkeson Moore, 1925 Sixteenth
street NV.
Arts Club of Washington-Today,
S pm, tea. Opening exhibitions
by Frances w. Wheeler and Fran
ces Ferry. Tuesday, 7 pm, din
ner. Dramatic Committee to pre-
sent three-act comedy. Wednes-
day, 7 pm, dinner and comedy
repeated. Thursday, pm, din
ner and comedy repeated.
Washington Readers Club-Tues-
day, $3.50 pm, alliance room of
All Souls Unitarian Church. Mrs.
Gertrude Mustain presiding.
Welsh Women's Club of Washing
ton-Tomorrow evening, with
Mrs. James j. Davis, 3012 Ma5sa-
chusetts avenue NV.
Kenilworth Ladies Guild-Thurs-
day, / pm, with Mrs. William Nc
Intosh, 1905 Eastern avenue NE.
Hadassah, Washington Chapter
Tuesday, 2 pm, Mayflower Hotel,
anniversary party meeting. .
Chevy Chase Junior Women's Club
"wednesday, 8 pm, bridge sec
tion In boardroom of Chevy
Chase Women's Clubhouse.