Evening star., 1921-04-24
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

W0men's City Clab-Mrs. A. G. Nc
Clintock will be hostess at the direc-
tors reception this afternoon, 4:3o to
o'clock. The committee on District
suffrage. Mrs. Kate Trenholm, chair
man. will assist. Mrs. Theodore w.
Soyes will preside at the tea table.
| Representative Stuart F. Reed of
West Virginia will preside at the
meeting Of the business and profess
sfonal women Wednesday evening.
when Or. E. e. budding. president Of
the Prisoners Relief Society, will
speak.
Miss Eleanor Kittredge. contralto.
and H. Leroy Lewis baritone. will
give musical program Thursday
evening. with Mrs. Mary Dashiel
Johnson at the piano.
| The garden fete on the 2sth at Gift
ton. for the benefit of st. Mary's In
dustrial School-about Is per cent Of
! the students being from Washing
ton-will have many features Of in
terest. Coral Island" masque writ
ten by Miss Maria Ewing. will be
| acted by the students and Washing
ton debutantes: music by st. Mary's
Band. fancy riding stunts under di-
rection of Mrs. Pierce, supper at 6
| o'clock. dancing . to II o'clock.
! At the board meeting Monday even
| ing the Nine. Curie radium fund COM
mittee announced the collection Of
$12950. The following new members
! were elected: Mrs. Raymond A. Burr.
Mrs. George Crofton. Mrs. John Fin
John Greble, Miss Ruth l.. LETTERS.
Mrs. A. w, Jorgenson. Miss Martha
| Pace, Miss Jessie d. Patton, Miss
Margaret Scott Miller. Mrs. F. B.
| Weaver. Dr., Sylvia Wilson. MISS
Hannah F. Lowell. Mrs: Elnore w.
Stewart. The follwoinG tellers were
appointed: Miss Catherine A. Newton.
! chairman: Mrs. William b. Hardy and
/ Mrs. Francis p. st. Clair. vice chair,
men: Mrs. G. G. Anderson. Mrs. Dell
Cramer. Miss Mary f. Osterman. Mrs.
! c. l.. Goodrich. Mrs. J. Mason Brown.
| Miss Martha X. Lane. Mrs. NJ. F. Hob
son. Mrs. James Irwin. Mrs. j. L.
webb Mrs. T. S. Williams. Mrs: Good
| win P. Graham. Miss Maria Ewing.
lard. Mrs. r. f. Martin. Mrs. Ella C..
McCristal. Miss Alice Stearns. Mrs.
william Scott. Miss n. X. Reinberg.
Mrs. J. Garfield Riley. Miss Julia Will
son. Miss Margaret Norton. Mrs G.:
Katherine f. Custis. Miss Mary Lacy.
Mrs. Randolph Dickins. Miss Jane
Bartlett. Miss Edna J: sheehy. Mrs
Alva L. Gardner: Miss Elizabeth
q. ".
ces Thompson. Miss Flora johnson:
Mrs. F. T. F., Johnson. Mrs. Mabel
Manuel, Miss Grace johnson. Mrs. f.
I B. Kay and Mrs. l.. y. Miner.
Miss Bess p. Schreiner was appoint
ed to represent the Women's City
Club on the music week" committee
Twentieth Ceutury CIub.-The board
of directors will ho'd the last meeting
for the club year Thursday morning at
II O'Clock. at the residence of the pres
ident. Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt, 2
Thomas circle. The nature section will
meet Wednesday for the weekly walk
nesday afternoon the French section
will hold it's last meeting for the year
at the home of the leader. Mrs. John
Van Schaick, 1417 Massachusetts, ave-
nue.. Tuesday morning, at II o'clock.
the parliamentary law section. Mrs.
Frank II. Briggs. leader. will meet at
the Y. W. c. A. building. 1888 F street.
Mrs. L. c. Bethel will instruct the
class.
Wendell Wolfe Chapter. d. A. r..
celebrated it's eleventh anniversary
Thursday at the College Women's Club.
The rooms were decorated with flowers
was an object of interest. The regent,
Mrs. H. c. Oberholser. presided. A
letter was read from the former re-
gent and founder of the chapter. Miss
Bertha Frances Wolfe, extending cor
dial greetings.
Representative Simeon d. Fess of
Ohio gave a history of the Constitu-
Thacher Guernsey. honorary president
general. made plea for the new office
building the society plans to erect
Mrs. F. A. st. Clair, state regent Of the