Evening star., 1949-02-27
Ciric and Study Clubs

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LOOK sect9n nsn9 seRnader 81 SPefhh a.
Slate ST. ri Department; pEas1 a. TeiIiRs Ehe Amer
ican Story Around the World" Thurs
day, II M. YWCA, monthly ne meeting
Of the District.
American Association Of University Women
District Branch-Tomorrewi pm Tea
e ffOsed by MSS 1y Lula lax Miller I'll Of the
pm. creative writing group; speaker pea th,
Sunday Star Il Gather Material for
News Stories" THURSDAY, s pm: Sc
cial studies group, films on Tree enter
prise in America.
AAUW, Alexandria Branch--TororroW;
egsa5iye sdn gT9up With Mss stree Aft
diseasson Of PS current trent legisiatve
House :sFs os KPF strfe; s6va2g PEanh Hsd Hsde
International relations director Of The
District League of Women Voters Inc
United Nations
District League of Women yotersr5aTom!or;
row. 1:l5 pm. League g ONCE; Edueati0H 9rH a0G
sqFafs sm sagGe Gemmsse 6ce Civil IufsGaS RsS Com; Com
mttee; discussion on report OF Natlonal
Committee on segEess{iUn sdnY IN "a the Ma n
league ofhce, international economic. al! ard
cultural relations work:hFop. WeSdneS- StS IS
the PEOPLES ResponSibiAly.' THURSDAY
tton and world trade workshop, thur.
day. 1880 pm. league once problems
Friday 10 am. District Affairs and
Suffrage Committee.
Carrent Topics Club of RiverdaIe-Thurs-
Gay. 8 pm. with Mrs. John w. BuSh
.2l7 Kearney street NE.
Business, Professional Clubs
Zynta and SOroptimist Clubs-Wednesday
Pm WIIlsTd a01el nd 1ofes Wom
ems Club-Tomorrow. $50 m: Mount
Pleasant Liorary lecture room, sixteenth
Relations Committee; speaker. Senator
Alexander Wiley Of Wisconsin. Aims
and Ways OF Checks and Balances.
Pilot Club-Tuesday. 6:15 pm, Burllng-
ton Hotel, business meeting.
Women's Traffic Association = Tuesday,
6:45 pm. Annapolis Hotel dinner ;
speaker. Coz. Stuart Sidney, head OF
::Transportation in india, England and
Belgium
women's National Press Club-TuesdaGg
) pm. Mayfower Hotel, Room 26o'
business meeting.
COLLEGE Clubs
smith COLLEGE Club of Washington-3Wed-
nesday, 1@:15 pm. Shoreham Hotel,
Going Woodhouse of Connecticut 'Wom-
en- in Germany"
Russell SAGE AIumnae Chapter-Tuesday,
sgo Pm South nth MTs Street GTs fa
lington: speaker Miss Blanche l. ste
vens. former resident Of Korea. now
associated with the Army Map Service
SOrOriheS
Phi Mu-,Friday. 7:3o pm. shoreham
Boe fGpndsTs 9ay Oanaue6 N ebarce MTS ot
reservations.
Alpha omicron ri. Washington Alumnae--
Friday. 10 pm. Hotel Sheraton, beneht
dance.
A'1ea Tnesdsy s.a r. pm oe1e With PA[x Mrs. Wallace
Evans 2942 Upton street NV.
Community Clubs
Woman's Club of Chevy Chase-Tomortow
10 am. nature-garden section; speaker
Or. Freeman A: Weiss. variety; Plant
pm. drama section; speaker, Vincent
tour a ot the Tssstils Museum. m $3.50 Sj''s; S
Junior womsn's Club Of Chevy CHASE
offSH; M1sa RsRs GrInnei rim mug; s5lS Mektn!sV
Thursday. s pm. M clubhouse, drama
section to work on the spring play.
Silver Spring Woman's Ciub-Tomorrow,
House a. board Of direstors. S TUESDAY. 10
W. B. Mehring, S4c5 Cedar street,
Wednesday / l am, WoodSide Methodist
Church. 1914 Georgia avenue. month!y
meeting: speaker. Miss Gertrude HaE-
kamp. executive ecretary OF the, Asso-
citation for the Supervision and ,ur-
riculum of the National Education AS
ISOLATION. Modern TRENDS in Education. -
Marietta Park Women's Club-Tuesday. 8
pm, with Mrs. J. l. Winebrinier, colo
Fourth street NV
Woodside wOmans CIub-Wednesday,
1910 pm, with Mrs. Ernest F. ,Klinge,
9005 Fairview road.
Petworth Woman's CIub-Thursday. noon.
Petworth Methodist Church. luncheon
followed by business meeting and show
ing of The Green Harvest and Power
Rehind the Nation"