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Evening star., 1941-11-02
Kappa Alpha Theta
To Hear O'COnrer

Bi~he OConner Ct the Surplus
iiarHetlnG Administration Of tie
Department Of tggIcultuIe will be
gUC5t speaker az a meeting OF the
Washington Alumnae Chapt- Of
Kappa Alpha Theta Tuesday at 8
pm. al the home of Mrs. OVID But
le:. 33l2 Rowland place NV.
Organization Of sectional Red
Crcs5 units will be announced at
the meeting. Mrs c. c. Van Fech-
ten, o409 Thornhiu road. is general
chairman of Theta Red Cross work
as well AS head Of the Silver Spring
group Ms. W. H MCClme. Lafay-
ette Eoce. is head of the District
group; Mrs. Edward Wa-ymack. 922
North Cleveland street. Arlington,
the Virginia. and Miss Jane Kemon,
3406 Macomb street NV, is head
Of group OF recent undergraduates
A chairman for the Bethesda Chevy
Chase unit will be selected later.
ANY Theta wishing to aid in the
Fed Cross project is asked to COM
municste with the chairman OF her
group.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Alpha Gamma Delta
To Fete Mrs. Janskv

A tea in honor OF Mrs. c. M
Jansky, recently elected interna-
tional grand president of Alpha
Gamma Delta Sorority, will be given
this afternoon by the Washington
Alumnae Club of the sorority at the
home of Mrs. J. E. Saugstad, 202l
Massachusetts avenue NV.
Invitations have been extended to
delegates and alternate delegates to
the Pan-Hellenic Association of
Washington and to the presidents
of the 81 member sororities. Walter
Summer, Washington pianist and
composer. will entertain during the
afternoon.
Mrs. Jansky will go to New York
later in the month as delegate from
the sorority to the National Pan
Hellenic Congress.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Washington
Busy Week
Miss McQuOwn
Speaks Today at
First Book Chat

An interesting program viii be
offered BY the Washington CLUB tnls
week. commencing with its hrst
book chat tomorrow at II am.
Miss Clara w. McQuown lecturer
on national and International al
fairs. Will discuss books on the world
situation today.
A luncheon will follow for mem
bers and their friends. Those who
have made reservations include Mrs.
Whitman Cross, club president: MIS-.
G. Louis Weller, chairman OF the
Monday Morning Book Chats Com
mittee Mrs. William Aspinwall.
Mrs. Charles NJ Marsh. Mrs. Arthur
McConville, Mrs Bowen Fairfax.
Mrs. Robert Kelton. Mrs. william
Hannay. Mrs. Harold Sasscer, Mrs.
Edgar Jadwin. Mrs. Harry Wheeler.
Mrs. Winston Holt and Mrs. Edgar
Smith.
China Todav" will pc the subject
of a talk by Julosn Arnold at the
first Of the morning programs Tues
day at II M III Arnold was a
resident of the Far East for over
35 years. serving IN the United
States consular service IN both
China and Japan He was COM
mercial Attache in Pelpng for many
years and has Travelled extensively
/ throughout China. He Will be in
troduced by Mrs Gilbert Grosvenor.
/ program chairman.
Materials for Red Cross sewing
and knitting Will be distributed by
! the RED Cross unit before and after
the program.
The first of the membership
luncheans this season will be held
wednesday a. / pm. Plans for the
winters activities and participation
in civilian defense work will be dis
cussed oy Mrs. Gross, Mrs. Frank
Bunker and Mrs Grosvenor. Dur
ing the luncheon. community sing
ing Will be LED by Mrs. RUBY Stahl.
Among those who have made res
ervations are Miss Grace Burton.
Mrs. Francis Goodwin, Mrs. Albert
Atwood. Mrs. william Corby. Mrs.
Paul Brockett, Mrs William Theop-
hIlus. Mrs c. Willard Hayes. Mrs.
Henry Hall. Mrs. Jonn Remond and
Mrs Ralph Halle.t
The following members we're elect
ed this month: Ms Walter H.
Allen. Miss Temple Bailey. Mrs. Rob-
ert Brakeman, Mrs Maurice K.
Brady Mrs. Walter B Clarkson.
Mrs Henry B. CooG. Mrs. Dale D.
Drain. Miss Julia Fiebeger, Mrs.
Samuel Harrison Greene. jr.; Miss
Gertrude Lutz. Mrs. T. Yancy Mil
burn. Mrs. w H. Shrcliif. Mrs.
Oliver L, Spauldine Miss Anne
Wake Williamson and Mrs. H. l..
! Wyman.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

ing Councils. Council of Jewish
Women, Council of Social Agencies,
Congress of Parents and Teachers,
District of Columbia Education As
scclation. Washington League of
Women Shoppers. District League of
Women Voters, District Social Hy-
giene Society. Elementary Prin-
cipals' Association. Monday Evening
Club. National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People,
Twentieth Century Club, Washing
ton Housinc Association, Womens
Bar Association, Women's City Club,
Washington Council of Church
Women. Women's Trade Union
League, Young Womens Christian
Association and Zonta Club.
Members at large include Jesse
Suter, Mrs. Ella H. West. Mrs. Kit
tie and Mrs. Harold Stone. Three
additional members are to be elected
at the next meeting
Evening star., 1941-11-02

missioner of the Work Projects Ad-
ministration, will speak on The
Work of Women Volunteers in the
w. P. A." over Station WWDC to-
morrow at $50 pm, on the program
sponsored by the local d. A. R.
Mrs. Graham Kemper. regent OF
the Rome, Italy. D. A. r. Chapter
will speak Tuesday on the work of
her chapter overseas before the
Judge Lynn Chapter at 8 pm. at
the home of Mrs H Carroll Phil
lips. 50l5 Thirtv-eighth street NV
Mrs. Donald M. EARL is program
chairman Mrs. Eldridee L. Myers
the regent. will preside.
Talks on Old HYMNS.
Chalk Talks on Old American
HYMNS" will be the leading feature
of the program az meeting Tues
day OF the Martha Washing ton
Chapter at pm. at the chapter
house Mrs. W. B. kirCwill present
the talks. and so'oS will be surg
bv Mrs c. NJ. Scates Mrs. p. L
Oatley. chairman Of the Committee
for the Advancement Of American
Mrs!c is in charge of the program
A round table discussion of the
Constitution Of the United States
will be held b. Mrs. H. D Major
at meeting of the Committee ct
National Defense Through Patriotic
Education on Friday al II am. at
the chapter house
A memento of the goodwill nil
grimage to Mexico last summer will
he presented Friday evening to the
Chapter House Corp. by the Mai
L'Enfant Chapter at the cha pter
house. Guests of honor will be Mrs
Oberholser and Miss ChenoWeth
who will receive the gift for the
District of Columbia and the Chap
ter House Corp, respectively.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
w. G.. T. L. to Hear
Virginia Leader

Mrs. Amy Weed State president
Of the Virginia Womens Christian
Temperance Union. will be guest
speaker at meeting of Chaplin
Union at 8 pm. Wednesday at Dis
trict headquarters, 500 Sixth street
NV. Mrs. D. c. Richardson will
preside. A certificate Of life mem
bership Will be conferred on Mrs
Ruth Macomb Hostesses will in
clude Mrs. Macomb. Miss Sue Rich
ards and Miss Louise Park.
Mrs. Emma Knaub will speak on
Temperance and Missions" before
the Capitol Hill Union at 2 pm.
Tuesday at the home of its presi-
dent. Mrs. J. L. Bixler. los Fifth
street Sc. A food sale will be held
al the meeting. Proceeds will be
donated to the educational fund.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

Connecticut College Alumnae As
sociation-Tuesday. 8 pm. with
Miss Virginia Stephenson. 3421
Lowell street NV: speaker. Miss
Jean Cole.
Kappa Phi Epsilon Law Sorority
Saturday. 7 pm. banquet and in
itiation. Hotel 2400.
Study Guild Catholic LIBRARY
Tuesday. 8:l5 pm. book review oy
DR.. James A. Wagner. Thursday
BIS pm. lecture; speaker, Fran
els c. Mackin. "A Review OF the
Latin Americas
League of American Pen Women
Wednesday. 3 to 6 pm, publicity
tea: speaker, Miss Frances Llde'
journey of a Club Item; guest
artist. Paul Brightenbury. FRI
day. 8 pm, fiction group, IN
studio.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae
sociation-Tuesday. pm. des-
sert meeting, with Mrs. A. c. Fos-
ter, 6402 Oakridge avenue, Chevy
Chase. Nd; speaker, Mrs. Hume
Wrong.
Daughters of the Confederacy-
Tomorrow, Robert E. Lee Chapter.
8pm., Memorial Hall, 1882 Ver-
mont avenue NV. Tuesday eve
ming. District Division. Confeder-
ate Memorial Hall. Speaker. DR.
Clarence Marsh, Robert E. Lee
as an Educator"
w. C. T. U.-Tuesday. z pm, Cap
itol Hill Union. with Mrs. j: T.
Bixier, los Fifth street Sc;
speaker. Mrs. Emma Knauo
Temperance and Missions; ben
eft food sale. Wednesday. 8 pm,
Chapin Union. 522 Sixth street
NV; speaker, Mrs. Amy Weed.
P E. o. Sisterhood-Wednesday
1880 pm, reciprocity luncheon
Y. w. C. A.: guest artist, Douglas
Cook Luther.
D. A. R.-Tuesday. 2 pm, Cont
mental Danes Chapter, with Mrs
Nancy r. Torlinski, 4707 Harri-
son street, Chevy Chase, Nd;
Bpm. Judge Lynn Chapter, with
Mrs. H. Carroll Phillips, 5o15
Thirty y-eighth street; speaker. Mrs
Graham Kemper. regent OF the
chapter in Rome. Italy; 8 pm.
Martha Washington Chapter
Chapter House; program, Chalk
Talks on Old American Hymns.
Wednesday, 8 to II pm, Consti'
tuition Chapter, benefit card party
Chapter House. Thursday, 8 pm.
Filing and Lending Bureau Com
mittee, benefit card party, Chap
ter House Friday, II am, Ma
tional Defense Committee, Chap
ter House; 2:30 pm, Capt. JOSEPH
Magruder Chapter. with Mr.. Ids
B. Toense, Clifton Terrace. East
food sale. Friday, Maj. L'Enfant
Chapter, Chapter House. Satur'
day, Columbia Chapter. 8 to
pm, silver benefit tea with Mrs
Lillian o. Langworthy, 1741 Irvinl
street NV.
Arts Club-Today. chafing dish sup
per following National Symptom!
Orchestra concert. Tuesday, 8 Il
1890 pm. square dancing. Thurs
day. $50 pm, Joint recital b.
Constance Russell pianist. ant
Juanita Claxon, soprano; Theo
dore Schaefer, accompanist.
Junior Delta Circle of st. Stephel
and the Incarnation Church.
Tuesday, 8 pm, winter fashion
show and night club review. Six
teenth and Newton streets NV.
Daughters Of tho British Empire
! Tuesday, 3 pm. Queen EHzabetl
| Chapter, Ward1naA pa1k aotel
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Gonzaga Mothers
To Aid Red Cross

Plans for aiding the Red Cross
with sewing work will be discussed
at a meeting of the Gonzaga Moth
ers Association Friday night at
Gonzaga High School Hall A COM
mittee appointed to confer with Red
Cross representatives will submit a
report.
Plans for the annual card party
and dance 10 be held November %
1T the Willard Hotel also will be pre-
sentod. Mrs. j Chester Brady is
general chairman. Proceeds VIII be
donated TO the Gonzaga scholarship
fund
Newly installed offers include
Ms. Charles r. Chambers. presi-
dent; MIS-. Frederick B. Simm>. vice
president: Mrs Grover " Trlbble
secretary. ana Mrs. Patrick Breen
treasurer. The retiring president is
Ms. Nichael Cannon.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
NeWSpaperWOmen
Will Entertain

The NeWSpaperWOmen's Club
will entertain its new members al
S pm tomorrow in the clubrooms al
1904 Twentieth street NV. Marie
McNair, president, will receive the
guests and other officers and mem
berS of the board will assist.
Among those who have accepted
the clubs invitation to active men,
bership are Carolyn Bell, Washing
ton Post: Elizabeth Ford and Mrs
Alexander Milton, Washington
Times-Herald and Elizabeth Kee
correspondent for number of West
Virginia papers. Mary MacCracker
Jones Of the Springfield Repub-
ican. has resumed her membership
in the club and will be amorg the
guests.
Associate members Who recently
accepted the clubs invitation are
Mrs. Henry l. Stimson. Mrs. Jesse
H Jones Mrs. Luther Sheldon. ir.:
Mr. Edward Everett Gann. Mrs
Jo-eph E. Davies. ~. Wilbu~ J
Carr. Mrs. John Callan OLauehlin
Mrs William NJ. Pouch and Mrs
GEORGE Mesta.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
D. A. r. Plans Benefits
Constitution Chapter to Aid
Education Fund by Card Party

| Several benefits will be held this
week by members of the District
! Daughters of the American Revolu-
! ton
! Constitution Chapter will give q
card party "Wednesday from to IL
/ pm at the chapter house, 1882 Mas
sachusetts avenue NV. to raise
! funds for its educational program.
, Tickets will be on sale at the chap
ter house the night OF the party.
! Patronesses include Mrs Harry c.
Oberholser, state regent: the state
officers. Miss Lillian Chenoweth, vice
/ president general. and Mrs. Howard
! L. Hodgkins, honorary vice president
/ general
The District Filing and Lending
/ Bureau Committee will hold tene-
At card party Thursday at 8 pm
at the chapter house, proceeds to
go toward purchase of a lantern
slide protector to be used in patriotic
education by District committees.
/ Reservations are in charge Of Mrs
Wilfred J. Clearman. 1924 Warren
2
street NV.
A benefit tea will be given by
! Columbia Chapter from 8 to 5 pm
on Saturday at the hone of Mrs
Lillian o. Langvorthy, l74l Irving
street NV. Proceeds will be used
for the approved schools.
Food Sale to Follow.
A food sale will follow a meeting
FRIDAY at 2:3o pm. of the Capt
Joseph Magruder Chapter at the
home Of Mrs. Ida B. Toense. Cliff
ton Terrace. East. Mrs. Raymond
B. Coulter. chairman OF the Ways
and Means Committee. will be In
charge of the sale. DR.. Ida B.
Earhart will read her biography OF
Mrs Mary Ellet Cabell.
Mrs. Florence Kerr. assistant COM
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Chi Omega Dinner

A dinner meeting will be held by
the Washington AlUmnae AsSocia-
ton of Chi Omega Sorority a. $50
pm. Tuesday at the home of Dean
and Mrs. Frederick NJ. Feiker. 2l37
Bancroft place NV Miss Elizabeth
Heron, head Of the best selling
division of local store will talk on
style in clothes. in makeup and in
home decora ton Miss Gretchen
Feiker is in charge of reseryatio
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Sorority to Hear
DIR. Seth II. Brooks

DR.. Seth F. Brooks will discuss
The Mosaic CT My Mind" before
members OF Beta Sigma Phi at an
interchapter program sponsored by
the District Of Columbia Council
at $50 pm. Tuesday at the Lafay-
cite Hotel Members of the nine
local chapters and transfers from
other cities have been invited to
attend.
Dr.. Brooks, minister of the Uni
versalist National Memorial Church,
is president of the Interchurch Club
Of the District OF Columbia and is
member of the United States Com
mission of Army and Navy Chap
lains.
An open forum will be held follow
ing his talk Miss Virginia Bell Of
Delta Chapter will be in charge Of
the program.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Miscellaneous Clubs

Daughters of the United States
Army-Tomorrow. noon. Army
Navy Club: l pm, luncheon.
Phyllis Lyman Colony, New Eng
land Women-Tuesday, 1890 pm,
with Mrs Claughton West, 5l07
Forty fifth street NV: speaker,
Mrs. Harry C. Oberholser. Re
cent Trip to Mexico
Newcomb Club OF Bethesda-Friday,
pm, Ingleside Inn.
League of Republican Women-To-
morrow, 10 am, board meeting:
2:3O pm, regular meeting, 1912
| Rhode Island avenue NV;
speaker, Representative Jeannette
Rankin. Tuesday, $3.50 pm, book
review.
Women's Single Tax Club-Tomor-
row, pm, IA B street NE.
Womens American o. r. T., Wash
ington Chapter-Tomorrow, 8
pm, Donor Luncheon Committee,
with Mrs. Irwin Geiger, 1417 Whit
tier street NV.
Kappa Alpha Theta, Washington
Alumnae Chapter-Tuesday, 8
pm, with Mrs. Ovid Butler, 1912
Rowland place NV; speaker,
Blake O'Connor.
Randolph h-Macon Woman's College
Alumnae Observation-Disclosures
$50 pm, dinner meeting, Wom-
ems City Club; speaker, Mrs.
Kien-Wen-Yu, What the Chinese
Women Are Doing"
Woman's National Democratic Club
Tomorrow, 1890 pm, member
ship luncheon.
Alpha Gamma Delta-Today, 4 to
7 pm, tea, 2021 Massachusetts,
avenue NV, honoring Mrs. c. M.
JanSky.
Gonzaga Mothers Association-Fri-
day evening. Gonzaga High School
Chi Omega Sorority-Tuesday, $50
pm, dinner meeting with Miss
Gretchen Feiker, 2l37 Bancroft
place NV.
Beta Sigma Phi-Tuesday, $50 pm.
District of Columbia Council, La
fayette Hotel; speaker. Dr. Seth
Brooks. Wednesday. 8 pm, Ep-
silon Chapter. Town House. Nine
teenth and F. streets NV; &
pm. Beta Sigma Phi Choral
Club, with Mrs. P. w. Pharoah
1l45 New Hampshire avenue
| NV: 7 pm, Delta Chapter
| birthday party, banquet and
i ritual Of Jewels, 2460 Sixteenth
street NV. Thursday, 3 pm.
i Kappa Chapter. Town House.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
WOman's S Clinic Board
10 Meet Tuesday

The Beard Of Directors of the
Womans Clinic will meet at 8 pm.
TUESDAY ct the clinic, 4704 Georgia
avenue NV. Cards will be played
and rcireshments served following
tie meeting Mrs. Edgar T. Brown
the clinics hostess. will be assisted
by the president. Mrs. Rosetta B.
Shaw: Mrs. Calvin Lucas Mrs. Mary
Manning and Mrs Ruth H. Snod-
grass.
Members and friends OF the clinic
are invited 70 a brush party" to be
given by Mrs. Snodgrass at 8 pm.
November -.
Evening star., 1941-11-02


trict Congress of Parents and
Teachers. is secretary and treas
urer
Council Bylaws Forbid
Action on Specific Issue.
Bylaws of the council stipUlate
that as body it can take no action
on any specific matter. A discus
SIGN of legislative matters pertain
ing to or of interest to the District.
is Its principal objective, but when
three or more member groups have
approved or opposed specific piece
of legislation, members from these
groups may form committee for
joint independent action.
Monthly lunCheons al the Y. w.
c. A bring council delegates to-
. gether for discussions. The sessions
are closed but special guests often
are included.
At the November l8 meeting, R. F.
. Camalier, aide to the Senate Dis
trict Committee, will be the guest.
>, Legislation with which the council
Is concerned falls under the follow
b. ing categories: Education. labor,
health. child welfare. suffrage for
the District, consumer interest, re-
organization and fiscal relations Of
the District. taxation and housing.
, Grew Out of Campaign
To Bar Taxi Dance Halls.
Formation of the council grew out
of a campaign here in 1888 which
was successful in eliminating taxi
dance halls"
The District League of Women
Voters initiated the campaign by
requesting the Commissioners to
withhold licenses from the existing
halls and to refuse new licenses.
When it appeared that special
regulation would be needed the
league called for the support OF
. number of organizations and united
action of 80 groups finally achieved
the desired results
Several community leaders Sus-
gested that the organizations in
vOlyed in the campaign continue
monthly meetings and the council
was formed. Mrs Ottenbera Mrs
kittle and the late Harriet P.
Saunders were among leaders of the
movement.
Recently the council became affil-
O. lated with the National Council on
State Legislation. which represents
similar crg2ni7ations in II States.
with Mrs. Paul E. Madden of Chi
oago as national chairman
Membership Embraces Wide
Range of Interests.
3, Org nlzati0ns now included in the
. District council are the American
. Association of Social Workers,
American Association of University
Woman, Business and Professional
Woncns Club. Children's Protec-
. tive Association. Civic Council Of the
Federation Of Churches, Co-ordinat-
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Will Address Club

Luis Delgado-Gardeli of the Pam
American Union will talk on the
Coco Neighbor Policy" before men,
bers OF the University Park Woman S
Club a. 2 pm. tomorrow at the
home of Mrs. Elsie Frey. 235 Coles
vile road, University Park. Mrs. E.
V. Shear. chairman of the inter-
national relations section, will intro
duce the speaker. Mrs. Frey will
be assisted by Mrs H. H. Huntiey,
Mrs. E. j. Lintner. Mrs. Clara H.
Lanier and Mrs. o. H. Wesley.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

day, with Mrs. Irwin H. Sims. 54l2
Thirtieth place NV
Womans Club of kenS4ngton. Md
Friday. 1890 pm. with Mrs Will
liam RonSaville: speaker, Dr.. Al
Ian H. Fry of Catholic University.
Woman's Club of Sixteenth Street
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2:30 pm,
with Mrs. James E. Karnes. 14l8
Longfellow street NV: guest
speaker. Dr. Robert c. Smith. act
ing director Hispanic Foundation,
Library of Congress.
Lyon Village Woman's Club-Wed-
nesday, 8 pm. Colonial Village
Club rooms; speaker, DR.. Jesse
La Sale. The Public School and
National Defense"
Silver Spring Woman's Club-Wed-
nesday. 1:30 pm, Woodside Meth
odist Church; speaker, Mrs. How
ard Dozier. "A Review of Current
Books" Thursday. $50 am, art
class with Mrs. Winship Green,
88ll First avenue.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Club Meets Thursday

The Woman's Club of Greenbeit
will meet Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Henley NJ Goode. % P Ridge
road. Mrs. Bertha Shanks CLANCY.
vice president of the District of
Columbia League of American Pen
Women. will be, guest of honor and
will review The Timeless Land"
by Eleanor Dark Mrs. Leon G.
Benefel. the president, will preside.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Republican Women
TO Hear Miss Rankin

Pe1res sentative Jeanette Rankin
OF Montana will address the month
" meeting OF the League of Repub-
licsn Women TO be held tomorrow
at 230 pm. at league headquarters
1912 Rhode Island avenue NV The
monthly board meeting is scheduled
fcr tomorrow at 10 am.
A book review hour, to precede
the weekly tea at the club Tues
d2I. will feature Miss Pauline Knee
whose subject will be This Above
AL by Eric Knight.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Benefit Dinner

A benefit turkey dinner will be
given by members of the Sodanty
of the Blessed Sacrament Church
on Wednesday and Thursday from
$50 10 7;30 pm. at the school.
5s4l Chevy Chase parkway. The
dinner, formerly yearly event, has
been revived Proceeds will go to-
ward the sanctuary building fund.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Future Meetings of Womens Clubs Announced

Rubenstein Club-TomOrroW. s pm,
rehearsal. Mount Pleasant Con-
grecational Church.
Sisterhood of the Tfereth Israel
Congregation-Tuesday, $50 pm,
synagogue: program and movies.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Community Clubs

Park View Women's Club-Tuesday,
1890 pm, Executive Board meet
ing. 2600 Sixteenth street NV.
Thursday. 8 pm, night bridge
club. with Mrs. Waugh P. Heyg-
ster, TAT Quebec place NV
Takoma Park Women's Club-Tues-
day, 1890 pm, Presbyterian
Church hall. Maple and Tulip
avenues; speakers, Mrs. Char
lotte A. Hankin, supreme Court
Decisions" and Mrs. r. Dean
Shure, Minimum Wage Law fol
Women"
Chevy Chase Woman's Club-To'
morrow, II am. social section
$50 pm, drama section, va
riety show. Tuesday, 10 am, Res
olutions and Legislation Commit
tee. clubhouse; l pm, French
section. Wednesday, 10 am, mu
sic section rehearsal; 8 pm, music
section, song, costume. dance
party and bridge. Thursday
1890 am, civics section, exhibi
ton and program for club mem
bership Friday. horseback riding
Saturday, $3.50 pm, square dane
ing party.
University Park Woman's Club
Tomorrow, pm, with Mrs. Elsi'
Frey, 235 Colesville road. Univer
sity Park; speaker, Luis Del
gado-Gardeli, Good Neighbo
Policy"
Petworth Woman's Club-Thursday
! pm, Petworth Methods
Church. book review; reviewer
Miss Charlotte Clark; luncheon
Bethesda Women's Ciub-9:30 am
to 1890 pm. Red Cross sewin
group, clubhouse. Tuesday, i
am, executive board.
Woman's Club of Greenbelt-Thurs
day. with Mrs. Henry M. Goode
% Ridge road; speaker, Mrs
Bertha Shanks Chaney. "Th
Timeless Land
Marietta Park Women's Club-Tues
Evening star., 1941-11-02
D. c. Legislative Council
Accents Work and Study
Mrs. Louis Gutenberg Heads Group
OF "a Organizations Clearing
Information on Recommendation
BY FRANCES LIDE

With emphasis work study rather publicity
the District Of Columbia Legislative
clearing house of information legislation by
Der groups.
lWen-our organizations are represented the council
headed this president of
less District League Of Women
Gutenberg iiam sho
for
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Civic and Study Clubs

American Association of University
Women-Today, 3 pm, walk.
$50 pm, club supper; speakers,
Mrs. Alice Rogers Hager and Miss
Jackie Martin. Tomorrow, pm,
club tea; 7:30 pm, appreciation
group. Tuesday. 1915 pm, new
comer's luncheon: $50 pm,
Spanish study; 7:30 pm. sketch
ing group Wednesday, II noon,
international relations luncheons,
speaker. Mrs. Raymond Clapper;
= pm, Red Cross group; 5 pm,
singers group. Thursday, IL am,
poetry group; $50 pm. Spanish
study: 730 pm, applied arts;
7;;3O pm, social problems. Friday
7:45 pm, duplicate contract
bridge. Saturday, lis pm, Pro-
gram Committee luncheon; 7 pm,
club dinner; speaker, DR.. Walter
E. Hager.
Twentieth Century Club-Thurs-
day. u noon, Y. w. c. A.: speaker
william Courtenay, The Battle
of Britain
Washington Club-TomorroW, II
am. book chat; reviewer. MISS
Clara McQuown. Tuesday, II
am, program; speaker, Julean
Arnold. China Today" Wednes-
day, pm, membership luncheon.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Business, Professional Club

Pilot Club-Tuesdav pm, with
Miss Emma Biebl, lib Hamilton
street NV.