Evening star., 1921-11-27

Penn Hall will be hostess at tea this
afternoon from 4 to $50 o'clock. At
the dance tomorrow evening, from 3
to IL, the women Of the British en-
pire delegation will be the guests OF
honor. The civic section will hold its
monthly open forum Thursday at 8
pm. Mrs. Clara Sears Taylor and
Lieut.. Nina C. Van Wrinkle will speak
There will be a forum luncheon. lin
ited to 100 guests, Saturday at l
pm, at which Mrs. Lyman B. Sworn
stedt will preside. The guests OF
honor are to be the four advisory
woman delegates to the armament
conference. Mrs. katherine Phillips
Edison, executive commissioner of the
California industrial welfare COM
mission, will speak on THE Success
of Industrial Legislation for Women.
Mrs Richard Harlow, chairman or the
liason committee. and the members
of her committee. Mrs. Garrison NC
Clintock,- Miss Alba Henrfques. MRS.
Henry Leonard, Mrs. William Bailey
Hamilton and Miss Alice Squires. are
cooperating with the citizens com
mittee for the entertainment OF tne
woman delegates accredited py ior
eign governments to the armamehI
conference. Mrs. Truman Abbe Is the
chairman Of the hostess committee
to extend the hospitality of the CLUB
to the accredited woman delegates.
Mrs. Able has appointed hostess
for each week, who in turn Will ap,
point daily hostesses to receive anu
entertain the guests. Mrs. Kate Iren-
holm Abrams will be the hostess Tor
the ensuing week. Mrs. Abrams an
nounces the tea for this afternoon
and afternoon tea each day. Tomor-
row there will be varied program
of music. auction. dancing. etc. ~
dinner. on Wednesday at S:So cioSh
there will be prominent speakers. ne
library and reading room are open TO
guests. Luncheon is served in the
grill from noon at 1870 o'clock ana
dinner from 5:45 to pm
Twentieth Century Club will meet
Thursday at II am. In the assemoly
hall of the Cosmos Club, when oppor-
tunity will be given members 10 re-
new their subscriptions to the fen
Cross. The board of directors Will
meet tomorrow with Mrs. William II.
Heron. Florence Court West. Ihe
nature section will meet wednesday ~
14th street and New York avenue at
1890 o'clock to connect with the bla-
densburg car at 18th and H streets
northeast at 1880 O'Clock for a trip
to Mount Hamilton and vicinity. me
archaeology section. organized py MRS.
John Lowe and conducted by her Tor
thirteen years, is devotlnE TINS year
to the study of Mexico. Mrs Albert
3. Bushnell. in an Introductory paper
outlining the work of the winter told
of the theories of the origin OF the
primitive people of Mexico. ana
showed by linkuistic map how the
many dialects have been developed
from the one primitive language ny
the difficulties of communication In a
mountainous country between differ
ent settlements of the same, people.
Mrs. c. Dwight Marsh gave a short
talk on new explorations in the pre-
historic ruins of the Mesa Verde.
Mrs. H. NJ. Fulton and Mrs: CnarIes
H. Merwin gave extracts from 1T.
Morley's lecture on the Mayas. Inc
section is making specially OF cur
rent archaeology items. The Frencn
section was addressed "Wednesday oy
NJ. Rene Samson. who gave taik on
his recent trip through Spain. Onder
the citizens committee on curtesy TO
the women of the conference on tne
limitation of armament. ten memoers
Of the French section are giving
their services in the registration
bureau.
Lucx Holcombe Chapter, ID. A. r..
met Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Cunningham. Cleveland Park.
Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins, vice presi-
gent general of the society, gave an
Informal talk. Much routine business
was disposed Of. The chapter voted
a contribution to the Childrens' Pro-
tective Association. It was decided 10
have a short discussion at each meet
ing this winter relative to the lfmi.
ation of. armament conference ana
its connection with the D. A. X:
The guests for the evening included
Mrs. Eastment and Mrs. Whittier.
Mrs. Huddle and Mrs. Cunningham.
who were the hostesses. entertained
the chapter.
The Amitie Club will expend on
charity the entire proceeds of Its fair
last week, held at Congress Heights.
Every local organization and CLUB
sent delegates. and the affair was
most successful.
Final reports Of the fair and car
niyal will be made at Wednesdays
meeting, to be followed by dancing
Albert Riley, lecturer of the club. Is
arranging q Christmas tree party, to
which the orphan children of the city
will be guests of the club.
The Columbia Heights Art Club held
its current meeting at the homo of
Mrs. Wolhaupter, with Mrs. Leeds as
sisting and Mrs. Grandfleld as chair
man. Mrs. Howard read a paper on
'tNew Japan" and Mrs. Winter on
pictorial Art Mrs. White sang two
songs, which were followed by an in
teresting roll call.
Miss Maud Younger Of the national
xpor,op's ma rtv gave a talk on the in