The Washington herald., 1920-11-12

P. Kennedy, Charles L. Hsisner and
Kenneth Brown.
Maj. Glen f. Edgerton has been
detailed as representative Of the
engineer corps at the General Stan
College, Washington barrecka
The Building and Judging Of q
Play" by DR.. George w. Johnston,
| tomorrow afternoon at 4:45, will be
the third talk under the series ar
ranged by the library COMMITTEES Of
the Women's City Club. These In
innate little taks are proving quite
as popular as they We're last sea-
son, and Miss Ethel Bagley an
nounces that they will continued
| during the winter. Mrs. Susan H.
Walker will act as chairman tomor-
row. The circulating library, under
direction of Miss Myrtle L. Bum,
will begin to function on November
90. and will be open each Tuesday
! and Saturday afternoon from 8 to s
o'clock.
The organization of the class in
Gaelic will be completed this week.
/ Those desiring 10 take up the study
should send their names at once to
Miss Bessie L. Wollard at the club.
As soon as the list Is completed
DR.. Joseph Dunn. professor OF Cell
! tic at the Catholic University, will
meet with the class and arrange q
time suitable TO the majority. DR.
and only a fee sufficient to carry
the expenses will be charged.
Mrs. Helen Ruse. of Mobile. Ala,
will spend the winter with friends in
Washington.
Miss Victoria Gathman, of Balti-
more, who has been on a visit Of
several weeks to her aunts. Mrs.
Paul Anderson and Miss wilmeth
Gary OF the Portsmouth apartments,
leaves for home on Saturday.
The first of the weekly teas which
will be given by the members of the
Anthony League was held on
Wednesday afternoon from to S
O'Clock at 2007 Columbia Road Miss
Mabel T. Boardman, Commissioner of
the District of Columbia, spoke on
the need of more Fairgrounds for
the children; and instructed the
! members in some of the practical
| features of the city government
Mrs. Ida NJ. Galloway. director of
! the comforts committee of the Red
! Cross. told of the. work done by her
committee for former soldiers in
making their days a little brighter.
She asked the members to help pro-
vide hot supper for them on the
days that they may be SO fortunate
| as to attend theater party in the
afternoon. and will be necessarily late
for dinner at the hospital. A de-
lightful musical program was rem
dered by Mrs. David A. Snyder. vio-
/ linist: Mrs. George Miller. eontralto
soloist, and Miss Leland Parker of
/ the Mu Phi Sorority. Mrs Il. c.
| Snyder was hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Jcffries. wife of the Representative
| from Nebraska. and Mrs. John b.
Wilson. Mrs. Edward Hood Watson
poured tea. The names of Mrs.
Marie Werner and Mrs. John B. WH-
son were presented for membership.
Next Wednesday, afternoon Miss
Ina c. Emery will speak on .'Litera-
! ture and Its Relation to Life" Mrs.
Chas. w. Fits will be hostess. On
Sunday evening there will be a short
mortal service to Miss Henrietta
NJ. Young, and Mrs. Nanette d. Paul
will continue her talks on the great
Americans and their influence on the
development of a national conscious,
/ ness. Her subject will be Abraham
| Lincoln. On Monday evening Mrs,
Paul will speak at the First Copgre-
gational Church ats o'clock on Dor
cas-. the ancient representative Of
the modern Red Cross, using COS
tunes from the Madam Mountford
Biblical Collection for Illustration.
The club night in parliamentary law
will be tonight at o'clock, All the
meetings of the Anthony League are
open to the public.