Evening star., 1920-02-15
Among the Clubs

department of the federation. will
speak George +. .Bowerman will
make an address relative to literature
| and library extension and Miss Alfon
| will speak on Americanization. The
regular March meeting of the fedora :
at pm. in the ballroom of the Hotel
Harrington. Women who are not club
members will be welcomed as guests.
League of American Pen Women
has outlined d course of study of Amer1-
can literature at its headquarters. l122
II street. Dean Wilbur will speak Tues
I day at s pm. Mrs. Pearson, president
of the league. has returned from New
| York. where she formed a branch OF
the organization. The National League,
which has its headquarters here. has 100
| new members this year to its credit
Fifteen applications for membership
were acted upon at the recent meeting
of the league.
w. u. C.-The thirty-first annual
convention of the Department of Poto-
Army Hall. The convention will be
called to order at Z 80. All voting
members are requested to be ready for
business at that time. The national
president. Abbie Lynch, is expected to
be present.
j The Sarah st. Clair Chapter. ID. A. r.,
| held its February meeting at the home
of the regent. Mrs. Mary st. Clair 1919
T street, with Mrs. Goodwin and Mrs.
Crane acting as hostesses. Funds were
voted to give to a school in Alabama
and $40 to one in Massachusetts. The
guests were Mrs. c. W. Barrett. state
regent. from New Hampshire, and Mrs.
/ Barrass from the Leticia Green chap
| ter, Illinois.
The Anthony League met Wednes-
| day at the home of the president. Mrs.
Anna F.. Hendley. 2007 Columbia road.
Mrs. Nanette b. Paul presided in the
absence of Mrs. Hendley. who is il.
! Chicago attending the convention o.
the \. \. w. s. Association and the
| first congress of the League of Women
Voters. Mrs. Florence Lyon gave Sc
Elections from Oscar Wilde, Tagore and
other poets after the method of dual
art and dramatic recitation. with Miss
Dorothy Burch at the piano. We'd
| nesday at $3.50 o'clock Miss Gertrude
Richardson Bingham will speak of
Bible with the Nine. Mountford col
lection of costumes from Palestine
| will be continued tomorrow evening
at o'clock. The public is invited.
! wendell Wolfe Chapter. ID. A. r..
| y
Wilson Normal School Miss Bertha
Frances Wolfe, regent. and Mrs. Mary
F. Oberholser were elected as dele
; gates to the Continental Congress
Mrs. l.. E. Stine. Mrs. l.. F.. kebler
Miss Mary Bottorf. Mrs. r. A. Del
lett. Mrs. Salle Allen. Miss Luke
Miss Cardwell, Mrs. Folger. Miss
! Wheelock and Miss Anna Edwards
were elected as alternates.
Miss Mabel A. kebler was elected
| to fill a vacancy. Mrs. Thelma Mills
| Trotter sang.
| The Capitol Hill History Club met
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. F. F.
Merritt, 1882 10Th street. Mrs. A. D.
| Castor read paper relative to
French Women as War Workers
and armenia" was the subject con-
| sidered by Mrs. Court f. Wood.
The Columbian Women have invited
! those interested in the writings OF
| Blasco IbaneZ to brief review of
ernoon at o'clock. in the clubrooms
of the Pen Women's League. Mrs
| Florence Jackson Stoddard will lead
the discussion. The Spanish author
will give an address February 23 at
the convocation of George Washing
| ton University.
Potomac Chapter. ID. A. r.. at its
| meeting Tuesday, with Mrs. Wanna
! maker, voted to contribute, through
tthe state treasurer. to Miss Classic
chairman of the national patriotic ed
ucation committee. Delegates and al
| ternates were elected to the national
| congress to be held in April 'AMfes
May Frey. vice regent, is eX-oficio al
| ternate for the regent. The following,
| members were elected alternates in
| addition 10 Miss Frey: Mrs. William
H. Wannamaker. Mrs. Sidney D.
Bishop. Mrs. Mary Martin Thompson,
| Miss McCord, Miss r. Bell Branch
Mrs. Mary Lyon Parham, Mrs. Rosa l.
! Townshend and Miss Lucy Bi Hudson
] Twentieth Century Club.-The edu-
cation section will meet tomorrow at
| 1 pm. with Mrs. Cole, at 1852 On
tario road. The nature section will
| meet Wednesday at o'clock with
| Mrs. Henry Ferguson, 1880 California