The Washington herald., 1920-11-28

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dances are semi-formal and are at
tracing many of the young college
people and their friends because of
this innovation Dancing will con-
tinue until 1 o'clock.
woMEN's CITY CLUB
OFFICERS APPOINTED.
The board of directors of the
Women's City Club. at its meeting
on Tuesday evening. appointed Mrs
Agnes w. wickersham chairman,
Miss Maude Cavanaugh vice chair
man, Miss Anna Greenelees, Miss
Catherine Watkins, DR.. Edith De g.
Coale, Miss Elizabeth C. Harris, Miss
Jessie Haver, Mrs. ]. Garfield Riley,
Mrs. Louis F. Post. Mrs. Marie r.
English, Mrs. Adolph Kahn, Mrs. X
H Turner and Judge Kathryn Sell
ers a special committee on law and
legislation, to consider measures In
which the club should take an in
terest and make recommendations
for its guidance The first measure
to be considered by 1t will be the
bills before Congress in respect OF
child labor. -
The board also recommended that
the business meeting appoint COM
mittee to actively aid the work be-
ing carried on by the Travellers
Aid Society. Miss May F. Van Ripper
will speak on the work being done
by the society on Wednesday eve
ming.
The library talks on the American
drama viii be continued during De-
cember. On Saturday afternoon
Prof. De Witt C. Croissant will
speak on The American Drama
Since Clyde Fitch" Miss Alice Mat
thews will be chairman
The Rubinstein Club has invited
the following to attend, as honor
guests. the luncheon to be given on
December l, at the Hadleigh: Miss
Mabel T. Boardman. Mrs. William II.
Bayiey. Mrs. George Eustis. Mrs A
M. Blair. Mrs. Hobart Brooks, Mrs.
May Ramsdell, Mrs. Howard Blan-
dy. Mrs. c. b. Rheem, Mrs. G. F.
Schutt, William Shakespeare, T.
Arthur Smith, Percy Foster, Sidney
Lloyd Wrightson, Herndon Morsell,
E r. Droop, DR.. Frank Ballou, DR..
William Bruce King, DR.. Abram
Simon, DIR. Gabert, Hamlin Z. Cogs-
we'll and Rev. W. A. Morgan. Ad-
dresses will be made by some of the
honor guests
The Anthony League held its
weekly tea on Wednesday from 8 to
5 o'clock, at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs Anna z. Hendley, 2O07
Columbia road. Mrs. Hendley and
Mrs Mary Wright Johnson spoke
on the subject of Taxation in the
District Of Columbia" Mrs. Helen
r. Tindall. past president of the.
league, was the guest of honor. and
told in an entertaining way of her
experiences in the government work,
and of the improvements made un-
der the direction of the first woman
Civil Service Commissioner, Mrs. !
Helen H. Gardener. Miss Reeve out |
lined the project of the proposed
statue OF Susan B. Anthony, which /.
is to be placed in the Capitol. Mrs. !
Frances F. Wagner presided at the /.
tea table
Next Wednesday afternoon
Madame Grouitch, wife Of the Min
lister of the Serbs, Croats and
Slovenes. will be the guest OF honor
and will speak at o'clock. Mrs. !
Brooke Young will be the hostess. |
On Thursday evening the regular /
monthly meeting will be held at the /
same place. Business meeting at
1880. The program will begin at $50. |
William B. westlake, president of !
the Federation of Citizens Associa- /
tions, will speak on all sides of the |
suffrage question for the District,
and will be followed by discussion. |
A special musical program will be !
given by Mrs. Bernice .Metcalfe. DR.. |
Della r. DuComb will be the hostess,
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meeting will be Of particular inter- /
est to all citizens of the District who
are agitating some change in the |
form of government, and they are
specially invited to be present.
On Friday evening at o'clock the |
class in parliamentary law will be
conducted by Mrs. Nanette B. Paul. |
This Is for club members especially. !
On Sunday evening Mrs. Paul will
speak on Patrick Henry, the Re- !
actionary," and bring out some Of
the phases Of opposition to the !
adoption Of the Federal Constitution. !
On Monday evening Mrs. Paul will
speak at the Congregational Church
on The Marriage of Cana" with an
explanation of the Coming of the |,
Bridegroom" This class is open to |
Bible students Of all churches or Of |
no church affiliation.
Miss Katherine Hill, daughter of |
Mr.. David Jayne Hill, entertained |
the French section Of the Twentieth
Century Club by a number Of
French songs which were enthusi-
astically received. The section met
at the home of its leader, Mrs.
John l. Van Schaick. Wednesday
afternoon. Other interesting fea-
lures of the gathering were pro-
vided by Mrs. Hindmarsh and Mrs.
Van Schaick, who read selections
from the works of Chateaubriand
and Nine. de Stael. Mrs. George
B. Taylor and Mrs. J. E. Jones were
hostessts for the afternoon.
Mrs. Nanette B. Paul will be at
home this afternoon from to 10
D. m. at 2007 Columbia road. She
will give the fourth In the series
of talks on Great Americans and
will speak on Patrick Henry, the
Reactionary."
The Daughters Of the American
Revolution in the District OF Column
bia are celebrating the tercenten-