Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-03

Lamb, chairman; Mrs. A. N. PrenttsS,
Mrs. T. S. Palmer, Mrs. Nathan c.
Grover. Mrs. Marsh and Mrs. Joseph
Edwin FaIk.
The Woman. Club Of Chevy Chase.
The second meeting of the music
section will be held Tuesday at 10
am, at the home of Mrs. 7. w. Nor
cross, 4O7 Raymond street. Plans for
the work of other sections of the
club will be announced at the open
ing regular meeting, October 20.
The Americanization and patriotic
education committee of the District
D.. A. r. will hold it's first meet
ing at the Thomson School Wednes-
day evening at 8 o'clock. Miss Maud
Alton, head of the Americanization
School. and Mrs. Harry B. Gauss
ter, will speak.
The College Women's Club will be-
gin it's Monday teas tomorrow after
noon. The guest of honor and speaker
will be Mrs. Walling Van Ripper. who
is head of the Travellers Aid Society
in this city. Mrs. Hugh Adams will
preside at the tea table. At a recent
meeting of Section IA Mrs. Enoch u.
Johnson was elected leader of the
section to fill the place Of Mrs. A. A.
Steele.
League OF American Pen Women
The national executive board will be
the guests of honor at a banquet TO
be given Friday at the Hotel McAlpin
by the New York auxiliary, of which
Mrs. Ruth Mason Rice is president.
Mrs. William Atherton Du Puy, ma
tional president, will speak on the
policy of the organization, and Mrs.
Henry Wilder Keyes of New Hamp-
ness manager of the leagues maya
zine, also will speak. Miss Effie Farm
ham Burns, president of the Buffalo
auxiliary. and many officers and mem
bers from Buffalo are expected to at
tend. The league will open it's bust
ness season October II and hold it's
first social meeting-an afternoon tea
October Is. at headquarters, 1929
II street
The Shakespeare Society invites the
public to it's meeting, to be held at
the auditorium of the Corcoran Art
Gallery, Thursday, October 7, at S:15.
Justice Wendell ?. Stafford will de-
liver a lecture on shakespeare, the
Man"
sixteenth Street Highlands Club
Mrs. James Duncan of Kanawha
street, Chevy Chase. was assisted by
Mrs. Charles l.. Maxwell and Mrs.
Carl F.. Stuhler in entertaining the
members recently. MIS-. +. Is. more
house presided at the business meets
ing. "A paper. the first of series, on
Child Welfare" was prepared and
read by Mrs. Blimm Scott. Members
will be notified as to the next place
of meeting.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent, No.
1. d. ", U. S. A., will meet tomorrow
when report will be made by the
delegate to the convention held at In
dianapolis.
ID. A. R.-The state executive held
it's initial meeting of the season
Thursday at the Franklin Square Ho-
tel. The state regent. Mrs. Francis A.
st. Clair, presided.
Routine business was opened by in
stalling the recording secretary. Mrs.
acting as installing officer. Reports
were read by the following officers
and chairmen of committees: State
corresponding secretary. Mrs. John
Beavers; state treasurer, Mrs. Harry
Gauss: state historian, Mrs Louise
A. Abbott, and state chaplain, Mrs.
James Hart.
Mrs. Edward Roome, chairman of
patriotic education, in reporting work
done by her committee, expressed the
needs of this committee on account of
the large emigration into the United
States Mrs. Betrha NJ. Robins. chair
man of the Children and Sons of the
Republic, distributed literature de-
scriptiveof the work and aims of this
committee under the Juvenile Protec
tive Association. Mrs. Howard L.
Hodgkins gave preliminary report
of the entertainment committee and
asked for a decision of the members
as to the manner in which they would
like to entertain the newly elected
president general. National Society,
D. A. r. 1t was determined to con-
tinue the custom of giving the new
incoming president general recep
tion by the sixty-one District chap