Evening star., 1921-02-27
News of the Clubs.
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(c) louvre Tes Yeux Bleus" MAS
senet and (d) "By the Waters of
Minnetonka" Gieurance.)
Breys9s rys1sh GomadY SroslS fIam Paris ses sy
Mile. Marie l.. Becker, was acted by
NJ. Rene Van Croumbrugge, Nine.
Santmyers and Mile. Viguer.
NJ. pore Walten gave several cello
selections: () Mon Occur s. Ouvre
Ia Voix" (saint-Saens), b) "Sere-
companist. Mile. Marie Becker.
Capt. Dupont played selections
from Greig, among others, his Wed
ding March,"
Lieut.. Jean Labat sang lie Reve
Passe,' accompanist, Capt, Dupont.
Z. S. Grant Circle. NO. I. Ladies' G..
A. r., met Tuesday. Miss Olive Roberts
was initiated. In the evening the cir
Gle had a Washington tea party. Col.
B. P. Entriken of the G. A. r., Mr.. II.
A. Lennon, patriotic instructor of
the circle, gave talks on the life of
Washington. The ladies were in colo
NAL costume and served refreshments
from tables appropriately decorated
for the occasion. At the encampment
G. A. r., the circle presented Com
mander John McElroy a bouquet of
red carnations at his installation.
Florence Crittenton Wheel Club
Mrs. Gaius Brumbaugh entertained at a
luncheon of seventeen covers Thurs
day in honor of the wheel club, OF
which she has long been a member.
Visiting guests were Mrs. w. H.
snt- ~ HI y~it1Sv
Mrs. J. E. Hill and Mrs. Frank S. Ray.
The latter recited "A Christmas Kid
and Hunting Mouse" Mrs. Story,
the Hub" gave news from the Crit
tenton Home. Mrs. S L. Adams Will
entertain the club on March 10 at BIS
Mount Pleasant street.
The League of American Pen Women
will hold a drama shop talk meeting
on Monday evening at o'clock at the
clubhouse, 1922 II street northwest,
with Mrs. j. Bentley Mulford arrang-
ing and presenting the program.
Among those taking part will be Mrs.
G. G. Calhoun, president of the Drama
League: Mrs. Phillip Clancy of Nj
agara Falls, N. Y, who is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Theodore Tiller and Mrs.
Lillian c. B. McA. Mayer, who will
read dramatic poem.
On Monday morning committee
meeting of nearly hundred mem
bers. prominent both socially and pro-
fessionaly in Washington, met at the
William Atherton Du Puy. national
president of the league, who has
been chosen general director of the
national convention and authors car
nival ball and book fair. to be held
at the Willard Hotel, April 13 to 16.
inclusive. From that group commit
tee heads and committees were
formed, with volunteers for daily
service during the next six weeks.
committee meetings being held con-
stantly at the clubhouse. Among the
chairmen were Mrs. Larz Anderson of
the advisory committee; Mrs. Henry
Wilder keyeS, of the patroness COM
mittee; Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest, of
the pageantry committee; Mrs. f. E
Holland, on arrangements; Mrs. Theo-
dore Tiller, of social committee; Mrs
William Atherton Du Puy, of the pub
lefty committee: Mrs. w. F. Dennis
of public interest committee; Mrs. r.
E. Carlson, of the program commit
tee; Mrs Clara Sears Taylor, of cur
rent events committee; Mrs Susanne
Grace Duffie Boylan Geldert, authors
and publishers committee; Mrs. Ham
lin E. Cogswell, correspondence COM
mittee: Mrs. C. Austin Thomas, print
ing committee, and Mrs. +. B. Moran,
representative for Virginia.
The National Pen League and Inter-
national Literary Association. which
will hold it's first convention from
March 3 to 7, inclusive, has COM
pleted, this month. it's first half year
of existence and expects within a
short time to be in posse ssion of it's
own clubhouse. At the salon held
Thursday night at Hotel La Fayette
Mrs. Eleanor Bingham of Chicago
took up the classic view of America
letters especially as shown in the art
of American painters. The tendency
of literature, present and future, as
shown by N. Brillyon Fagin, and the
association Of South America was out
lined by Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett,
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