Evening star., 1920-11-21

direction Of Mn. Mary C. D. johnson.
given aa . contribution to the tercen-
tenary celebration. will consist OF
musical selections from 1870 to the
present date. Much Of this music was
to be found in manuscript form only
and procured from abroad, mas
music in this country until the eignt-
eenth century. Mrs. Louis ii. fottgr
will sing and Mr.. H. Leroy Lewis Will
be at the piano.
dance from 4 to 6 o'clock will be CIV
en- for members and their guests,
with Mrs. r. O. Jones acting as most
ess. The dance will be followed 9y
buffet supper, with MIS- fSooer' =
Nelson in charge. -
Mrs. Marie Manning Gasch will be
Chairman Of the library talk on The
women's City Club and the Drama"
day afternoon, 4:45.
College women's Club-Mrs. Colin
Livingston will speak on The Boy
Scout Jamboree in London" at the
;. weekly tea at the College Women's
Club tomorrow. Mrs. Livfngston at
tended the International convention
of Boy Scouts.
Mrs. Helen Gardener. United States
civil service commissioner. Will be
to be given at the clubhouse We'd
nesday.
The League of American Pen Wom-
em-The Russian amba SSadOr ana
Nine. Bakhmeteff were guests of hon
or at the leagues tea "Wednesday
afternoon. The ambassador spoke
informally of past reincarnations of
the Russian national spirit as presag-
ing hope for the future. Prince Gar
garine of the Russian embassy sang
and Mrs. Percy V. Moran assisted the
president, Mrs. William Atherton Du
Puy, in receiving.
The leagues new magazine had for
contributors to this weeks issue
Mrs Jean Rushmore Patterson. Mrs.
Champ Clark. Mrs. Thomas G. Winter.
state vice president for Minnesota of
the l.. A. +. w; Mrs. Helen Gardener,
civil service commissioner; Mrs. Clara
Sears Taylor. rent commissioner; Mrs.
Ward Wood Park and Mrs. Gertrude
Bonnin Zitkala-Sa. The Buffalo aux
iliary of the league is having two
day celebration this week. Mrs. Du
Puy, national president. will go to
Buffalo to present the organization
with it's charter. :.
The Short Story Club met Tuesday
evening at the new headquarters, 1922
III street. The program, in charge of
Mrs. Blanche Sanborn,s opened with
piano solos. Chopin's 'eNocturne in b.
and Schwarwenkas "Barcarolle." rem
dered by Robert Seichrist. The read
ing of the minutes by the secretary,
Mrs. Mira NJ. Metcalf. preceded Mrs.
Rose Wolcott's recitations. The Lit
tie Goose" and "A Small Boys Solilo-
quy.'
Mrs. Warner A. Gibbs sang 1.-THE
Dawn" and ''The Lily and the Rose"
Yer" and Isl Mes Vers Avient des
Allies" Her accompantst was Miss
Dorothy bennett. who later played a
piano solo, Weber's 'Concertstuck."
Mirandy's Wedding Gift" given by
Mrs. Alice Curtis. were followed by
Mrs. T. b. YounG's reading of a letter
recently from a friend. whose expert
ence in helping a neighber in distress
had furnished her with arguments
sketch by Mrs. c. Austin Thomas
showed the advantages of being able
to laugh at oneself. even when board
ing the wrong train.
President Moore announced himself
ready at last to tell The Truth About
That Cow" for which animal. accord
ing to the published story, of which
he was the author, he had spent two
hours in a vain chase, TO discover that
she belonged to a SneighboF. Mrs.
by singing "Violets's and There Is
Ever a Song Somewhere" to her own
accompaniment.
Five new members. Mrs. Florence
M. Day, Mrs. Alice Curtis. Miss Agnes
Louise O'Connor, Miss Josie Ryan and
the menbet4Aip usk. The December
meeting Wilt be in charge of Mrs. T..
B. Young. ~
; ID. A. R-The state executive met
recently in the auditorium of the Y.
w. c. A. Mrs. Edward Roome gave a
report on patriotic education: Mrs.
Howard L. Hodgkins. on entertain
ment; Mrs. Rob McKahan,. on the
chapter house: Mrs. Richard E.
Claughton. on continental hail.. Mrs.
Bertha Robins. on children and sons
of the republic; Mrs. William B. Hard
ing. bylaws: Mrs. Harry b. Gauss.
Americanization work: Mrs. Louis
Abbott, state historian; Miss Emma
Strider, printing.
The Abrigal Hartman Rice Chapter
announced its annual continental ball
will be held, at Rauscher's in Decem-
ber- &s
Mrs. Gum Fay Jenks sof Richard
Arnold Chapter was appointed vice
chairman of the press committee by
the state regent. Mrs. st. Clair. Mrs.
Cabot Stevens gave a lecture on the
near east. with lantern slides.
Thirty-s chapters and committees
were present.
The American Liberty Chapter, ID.
4. r.. met recently at the home of
Mrs. W. S. Dewhirst. the acting re-
gent; Mrs. l.. B. Thompson presiding.
Mrs. Frances A. st. CLAIR. District OF
Columbia state regent, gave talk on
business affairs outlined to be done by
the national society.
f PIuribus Unum Chapter. ID. A. r.,
met at the home Of Mrs. Harvey
Friend, with Mrs. Pfeiffer and Miss
Louise Pfeiffer assisting as hostesses.
presided. The chapter voted the gift
Of q years subscription. D. A. r.
Magazine. to the District room, Conti-
mental Hall, and donation for Near
East Relief work. The best methods
to be of real help in Americanization
ed. this line of work to be the active
program Of the chapter this season
Mrs. ST. Clair, state regent. guest OF
the evening. gave talk on Ameri-
caniZation work. A number of new
members were proposed and severa
admitted. Mrs. Benham sang.
The Readera' Club will give it's No.
vember program in the auditorium oi
the Central High School Tuesday. un-
der the auspices of the community
centers. as part of their celebration Of
Pilgrim week. 1t will consist Of three
plays. May Day" will be performed
Chamberlin and F. E. Barbour, al
Puritans: c. E. Ruebsam. as the jester
and Morris dancers from Miss Muir
rays school. Trial for Witchcraft'
will be played by Mrs. Mary r. Dick.
.ens. Miss Lulu G. Adams. Mrs. Mar
Mrs. Eva H. willis. Miss Alice Whit
coub William B. CroweIl W. O. Iaon