Evening star., 1921-10-09

sc SVUuc1k Oh Se"k8M women Will
hold its opening meeting October 1S
instead OF October IL. DR.. George 8.
Rome. director general of the Pan
American Union, will be the speaker OF
the afternoon.
Arkansas State Society. Senator
Thomas Caraway presided at the first
fall meeting at the Thomson School
wednesday night. Future meetings
Will be held the first Wednesday Of
each month. Miss Mabel Scuriock,
secretary.
New York State Society. "washing-
ton in the War Time of 1866 and
1919" was the subject Of an address
by former state Senator J. g. Duha-
mel, who spoke at the opening meet
ing Wednesday, night at Wilson Nor
NAL School. A. G. Kuehler presided.
Lincoln Circle. No. 8, Ladies' of G. A.
H., met Monday at the home of its
president. Mrs. Alice L. Goodacre.
ter's work. and several candidates
were received for initiation at the
next meeting, November Z.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent,
Daughters OF Veterans. met Monday,
gates to the national convention.
Mrs: NJ. Van Ness Fauth was re-
elected national press correspondent,
The scnt has Endorsed Mrs. Ellen
Spencer Mussey as member of the
advisory council Of the Limitation Of
armaments conference.
The Amitie Club met Wednesday
evening in St Peters Hall, when in
addition to the regular meeting the
clubs glee chorus entertained, head
ed by Albert Riley and L. G. Nix
The bowling section will meet every
Friday evening at 1880 at the recre-
man of the bowling league. Miss
Katherine Harrington was selected
to represent the club in the pop.
ularity contest being conducted by
the Columbus Country Club. Mem
bers of the club were guests Of the
where they were entertained at q
chicken dinner.
The club will meet Wednesday
evening at 316 e street southeast, the
meeting to be followed by q dance.
= Princeton Chapter. Y. w. c. A.. or
ganized a new chapter in Aurora
Heights Friday afternoon.
The Capitol HiN History Club will
begin its season Of study Wednes-
day. Mrs. Charles Fisher Of 376S Nc
Ktnley street acting as hostess. The
year will be devoted to the history
OF China. attention Being given to
its geography. politics. architecture,
has Its full quota Of members and a
busy and interesting year is antici-
pated. Previous TO Wednesdays
meeting the hostess will serve IL
luncheon.
~ A>R A.
seasons series Of lectures and enter
tainments Wednesday evening at the
National, Museum. auditorium. DIR.
Earle Whitley, whose dramatic abil-
ity was first developed in associa-
ton with Booth and Barrett. gave an
Hamlet" with reading of two
scenes. The seasons program will
include fifteen evenings of lectures.
discussions and dramatic recitals. to
he presented by representatives Of
the bar, the ministry, Congress. unf-
other professions. The Shakespearean
scholars of Washington make these
meetings an open forum of discussion
of the meaning and beauties of
Shakespeare. During the coming
season the society will present the
benefit to the George Washington
Post, American Legion, and also the
Tanning of the Shrew," "As You Like
It," and Much Ado About Nothing"
The officers for the year are L. V.
wiiG9s, president; .aan oa John Gaagan vice
retary. and Mabel owens Wilcox,
dramatic director.
A Club for InstructIon in Political
Activity. an oifshoot Of a republican
club recently organized, met Wednes-
day at the home Of Mrs. l.. 4. Fen
wick, in Falls Church, Va. Mrs.
Charles Day Ayres made an address,
and Mrs. ]. L. Crupper,' wife of the
chairman of the Virginia republican
state committee, spoke on aspects of
the local political situation. About
forty women were present.
Catholic Fraternity. The committee
of arrangements met Friday evening
with Mrs. Rose Linegeback. to plan
for the supreme convention which
will be held Wednesday at Sth and n
streets. To open the convention, a
mass will be celebrated by Rev.
Francis Ryan, supreme chaplain, at
the Church of the immaculate Con-
ception, the sermon to be by. Rev. +.
J. Hurney.
The Dramatic Circle of Capitol and
st. Rita assemblies will present i
comedy in November. John. Hoff.
man, coach. Rehearsals will be held
each Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
At the meeting of st. Rita Assembly
Friday evening. the topic, Resolved.
that the United States should own
bated Decision will. be rendered
next Friday.
The Stnte Executive. c.. A. r.. met
in Memorial Continental Hall Tues
day morning. Miss Helen E. Stout,
Sof 1kos
pointed the following committees for
the ensuing year: Vice chairman, Mrs.
Tunis- j. Holzberg; corresponding
secretary. Mrs Virginia Sloan. record
ing secretary and treasurer, ,Mrs.
Frederick L. volland; historian, Miss
BELLA Van Ness; registrar. Mrs. Jesse
Eamsberry; assistant registrar, Mrs.
Richard Cook; chaplain, Mrs. James
II. Webb membership, Mrs. Tunis
J. TIolzberg: assistant, Mrs. Z. S. Ma
gle; ways and means, Mrs. Joseph H.
wheat, and Mrs. S. T. Stormonr; en-
tertainnent. Mrs. DR.. Larney Gill and
Mrs. Wisnell: magazine. Mrs. Blanche
Ray and Mrs. Wood; kindergarten
work, Mrs. E. D. Fuller. Miss Bella
Van Ness: press, Mrs. Helen Nelson
DOGGY and Mrs. Warren E. Emley.
The Capitol Society presidents Mrs.
Henry F. Sawtelle, reported that the
children held two picnics during .he
new members.
1t was announced that the Execu-
tive would hold meetings the first
Tuesday, at 10 o'clock, in each month,
in Memorial Continental Hall in the
c., A. r. room. .-
PetwOfth W0man's Club.-Members
and guests listened to the lecture Of
DR.. Edwin Slosson on Perfume From
Poison Gas" Monday evening, in the