Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-18
Woman's Club Activities
Now in Full Swing

Ore Of the features Of interest Of Mis-
Louise Belts Edwards short story lass
which is held on Friday nights. TO mem
bers Of the Woman Writers Club, 1911
Locust street, will be talk on the
merits of the short story, to he giver
| by Carl Hartman. Of the Ladies' Home
Journal, on Friday evening, January H
at S;15. Members are invited to bring one
| guest
The chairman of the Committed on En-
| tertainment of the Plastic Club, Mrs. Jo-
| seph y. Ball, announces very interesting
meeting for tomorrow afternoon at 4.
Some Excavations at Otawr will be the
subject OF an illustrated talk : DR.. Lucy
L. w. Wilson, principal OF the Southern
High School for Girls, Otawi is a pre-
historic village in New Mexico, according &
to the most reliable accounts. Informal
tea will follow. Miss Cornela Greenough
will preside at the tea table.
1.-THE Economic Effect Of the Child La
Dor Law" will he discussed by George f..
Sprague, secretary of the Public Educa-
tion and Child Labor Association, before
members of the Current Events Glass of
the Phlomusan Club, 3a44 Walnut street,
tomorrow morning at l0:30 The regular
club supper will be held on Thursday
evening at $3.50, followed by an illustrated
lecture, "Over the Canadian Rockies to
the Panama-Paclfc Exposition" by Dr.
George E. Raiguel.
This afternoon at Mrs. Samuel b. Jar
den, chairman of the Industrial and legis-
lative section OF the club. will call
York, and Charles E. Reitzel are some of
the speakers.
A meeting of the Philadelphia branch
of the Association of Collegiate Alumnae
will be called at the College Club, 1900
Spruce street. Louis Nusbaum and DR..
Lucy Wilson are among the speakers
An anniversary luncheon will be held
at the Century Club of Norwood tomor-
row afternoon at 1 o'clock. A social eve
ming for club members and their friends
will follow
a Junior section of the Review Club
of Oak Lane will hold it's first meet
ing tomorrow afternoon. This little club
consists of the younger daughters of the
club members, including Miss Doris Mil
ler Miss Mary Stewart, Miss Josephine
Spengel Miss Esther Lands, Miss Mar
garet Speese, Miss Helen Crafty, Miss
Anna Noll, Miss Doris Mills, Miss Grace
Frick, Miss Katherine Dickel, Miss Louise
Simpson and Miss Josephine Simpson.
The study of Addison and his writings
will be concluded at this Thursdays meet
ing of the Mt. Airy Literary Club. Read
ings from "a Coquettes Heart and
studies of Addison as a dramatist, with
readings from Cato and short sketch
of Addison as a satirist, will follow.
The Matinee Musical Club will hold its
regular meeting this afternoon in the Rose
Gardens of the Bellevue-Stratford. The
music of Germany and the border country
will be given. The guest soloist will be
Mr.. Henry Hotz.
Mrs. William McEwen is in charge of
the meeting of the New Century Club of
Lansdowne this afternoon. Current
events will be discussed, followed by in
formal tea.
The annual luncheon party of the Hath
away Shakespeare Club will be held on
Friday, January 81, at the Normandie
Mrs. Charles Livingston, president of the
club, will be toastmistress. A reception
will precede the meeting.
The Haydn Club, chorus of womens
voices, will hold its midwinter concert
this evening at Horticultural Hall. The
soloists will include James Harrod, Mary
Barrett and Elise Hartman.