Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-05
Street Temple. Dancing and enter
tainment will feature the meeting.

tainment win feature the meeting.
Tuesday evening in the parlors OF the
College Women's Club, with Arthur
N. Thomas in the chair.
The subject for discussion. Kead-'
ing for Occasions was opened by
Mrs. Isabel Pechin Macarthur. with
II. Saunders, Fred e. Barbour ana
others.
Mrs. Emily Frech Barnes furnished
music appropriate for the occasion.
and Mrs. William Goodman gave a
scene from Les Miserables." Mrs. Z.
gave readings.
Article III. Section /, of the bylaws
of the club was changed to read any
graduate of a recognized school OF
expression, any public reader OF estap,
lfshed reputation. any professional
actor shall be eligible TO active mem
bership. the membership committse
having power to determine the ell
gibility of any applicant"
1t was further understood that any
student of reading whose teacher
would recommend him for associate
membership in the club might be
eligible and that later. should MS
work, in the opinion of the membef-
ship committee, entitle him TO actise
membership, his standing couio oe
The Argyle Study Club members en-
tertained their husbands at the an
nual social of the club THURSDAY even :
ing at the home of Mrs. FoGht, presi-
dent of the club.
r. G. wheel Club-Mrs. Gaius Brum-
baugh sos Massachusetts avenue. was
the first hostess of the new year 10 the
club, Thursday afternoon. me cruz
voted a sum of money to mrs, hate
Waller Barrett to help meet the IN
terest on the mortgage on the newly
acquired farm in Virginia, to be used
in connection with Florence Critteh-
ton work.
Varied responses to roll call. music,
a social hour and refreshments hiied
the afternoon,
Constitution CHAPTER. p. A. r.. will
celebrate St. Distaff's day Iuesday
evening at the home of the regent,
Mrs. Goodwin Ellsworth, 124S Glraro
street, from TO II o'clock. An INVITA-
ton is extended to all Daughters OF the
American Revolution.
College wor,an's Ciub-The first OF
the after Christmas teas Will pc heio
at the clubhouse tomorrow from 10
8 o'clock. when the program com
mjttee. Mrs Eugene F.. Stevens. chair
man. will be in charge. DR.. Ami of
the British embassy viii talk on "Ihe
Restoration of Palestine. me tea
for the war workers will be given as
usual this evening. The Red Cross
section is no longer working at the
National Geographic Society rooms,
but. beginning Wednesday at 10
o'clock, will resume work at the club
| house The members are urged 10
continue the work, which is still most
| Important.
The Cornell Women will celebrate
! Founders day with a dance to be
given Saturday at 2400 18th street.
| Twentieth Century Club-The French
section will meet Wednesday after
noon at $50 o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. Charles Palmer. S04 21st street
Mile. Angler will deliver an address on
| Modern Education of Young Women In
France
| This will be the opening lecture OF
| the course to be given for the benefit
| of the war orphans of the Maison
| Familiaie at Pouiignen. Mile Angler
| is one of the young women sent here
| by the French government to attend
| our American colleges and universe
ties. She is now student of Trinity
College and her address Is on a sub
| ject of which she can speak from per-
scnal experience.
G. A. R.-The New Year reception to
| the veterans OF all wars given by the
patriotic organizations of women al
| lied to the G. A. r. drew hundreds OF
| guests to Grand Army Hall. The pro-
| gram. which included old and new
| war songs. dancing and refreshments
was in charge of Miss Moree Eliza
| beth Buckler, president of Potomac
w. r, c.. and her staff of officers con-
sisted of Jenevia l.. Thompson, presi-
dent Mckinley Circle, Ladies of the
! G.. A. r.: Sara E. Deeds. president
| Lincoln Circle, Ladies of the G. A. r.
| Elvira Clements. president Grant Cir
| Gle, Ladies of the G. A. r.; Mary V
| Fauth, president Daughters of Vet
Grams: Sadie z. Wolff. president Cush-
| ing Auxiliary to Sons of Veterans;
| Emma E. Sayles. president Thomas
Auxiliary to Sons of Veterans.
Association of Collegiate AIumnae-
| Miss Elizabeth Kemper Adams, chief
of the professional section of the
United States employment service
| Department Of Labor. will speak on
the professional outlook" Friday
! evening, at s o'clock, at the Asso-
citation Of Collegiate Alumnae House,
250e K street. College women in war
work are specially invited. This is
the first of series of weekly confer
ences on topics of immediate interest
arranged by the association for it's
in each case of an informal talf,
given by an acknowledged authority
on the particular topic, followed by
discussion. Other subjects to be
treated during January are THE