Evening star., 1921-11-06
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

I cen. The afternoon session was given
| over to the address Of Mrs. Thomas c,
Winter. General Federation president
done by the federation in the thirty
six states she had recently visited
| AS Mrs. Winter was scheduled 10
make speech at pm. on the pro-
gram of the convocation in behalf OF
the limitation of armament, the fed
that meeting. The new officers, who
l filed their places for the first time
Monday, were: President. Mrs. Johr
! ". FrizIell; first vice president. Mrs
Charles Grandfeld: second vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Jason Waterman: record
responding secretary. Mrs. Redwood
Vandergrift: treasurer. Miss NJ. Hey
| Ter: auditor. Mrs. w. A. Winkelhaus
Miss Lillian NJ. Williamson continues
in her office as General Federation di-
| rector. 49,.
Mary Warrington Chapter. ID. A. r..
will hold an open meeting Tuesday
| evening at S:45 in the bali room OF
the Washington Club. District officers
chapter regents and visiting mem.
bers of the d. A. R. now in the city
are are. invited. Chapter members may in:
vte guests, men and women, Miss
Janet Richards will speak. of her
recent trip abroad g. ~
The Shakespeare Society has begun
the publication of papers presented
at its meetings. The first of these is
! by S. S. Ashbaugh, and deals with
the authorship of Richard ILL.," which
Is commonly attributed altogether te
shakespeare. Mr.. Ashbaugh, as a re.
suit of lifelong study Of the struc-
ture and characteristics Of Shakes.
peare's dramas. comes to the conclu-
sion that the tragedy of ''Richard III
! was written by Marlowe, and merely
| revised in spots by Shakespeare. Evil
| dence of this conclusion is circum.
stantlal, but very convincing. Other
papers read before the society. and
deallng with various phases 'ol
Shakespearean study will be printed
The Warrington Section. Council OF
Jewish Women, will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, in the vestry
| rooms of the Washington Hebrew
| congregation. Willmott Harsen Lewis
| Washt1gton CORRESPONDENT OF Lord
| liver an address.
College Women's Club. 1892 ]
street.-The tea tomorrow, to s, will
have. for hostesses section 8. Miss
Martha Dobbin. chairman The guest
speak on The Follow-Up Work Of
the Unemployment Conference" Mrs.
John E. Walker will preside at the
tea table. assisted by Miss Alice Mat
thews. Miss Emma Sirrene. Mrs f. F.
Burchard. Miss Sarah Hendler and
Miss Emily Cook
| Wednesday. at PM, Forum even
ing. the resolutions committee in
charge, Miss Catherine Custis, chair
man: Miss Maude Younger Of Cali
f9rnia h',1,ias vi win speak on The Civi! Dsa,
| Saturday, at $50 pm, d supper
when the guests of honor will be
Miss SEE. niece Of the Chinese minis
ter. She Is college girl. and will
! speak briefly. Mrs. Frank Wilkes
Pyle will be in charge.
| The ,Amitie Club will hold it's frs
annual mardi gras and fair Novem
Der 21-26. in auditorium hall of the
! Church Of the Assumption. Congress
Heights. Nights will be allotted to
knights of Columbus; Tuesday. clul
night: Wednesday. National Council
of Catholic Men: Thursday, ladies
; night: Friday. kiddies' night. and Sat.
urday. Hibernian and American Asso'
citation night. Local posts of the
to attend on club night. The Amitie
Glee Chorus will entertain during the
week. and a special invitation has
been extended to the Aloysius Club
Headquarters for the carnival has
been established at 929 l. street. On
| Halloween. sixty members of the clut
enjoyed a straw ride into southern
!. Maryland. A dance was held at
i Upper Marlboro, under direction OF
| the club.
! At a meeting in St. Peters Hall
Wednesday, Rev. Thomas P. McAllis-
, ter, o. p, chaplain of the club. ad
dressed the membership. Dancing fol-
lowed
! The Sixteenth Street Height. Clul
met Tuesday with Mrs. Blinn Scott
1903 Alaska avenue. Mrs. Gleeson
gave a talk on Interior Decorating.
Mrs. Milton Danzinger. 1903 18th
street, will be the next hostess:
capitol and st. Rita Assemb,ies, a,
the meeting Friday, were visited by
the newly elected supreme officers
lowing to railroad mishap they
could spend but a short time here
Supreme President Gottschalk made
a speech. urging unity. Supreme Sec
retary Dauer stated that a large
:delegation from Baltimore will wit
ness the Washington Assembly's first
attempt at dramatics. to be presented
November IL.
! The question for debate was. RE.
solved. that the citizens of the Dis.
trict should have the right of suf-
frage" Both sides presented strong
arguments, but the affirmative won
| A large class of candidates was
initiated and obligated in Capitol AS
sembly. No. 6.
| William Blake. chairman of the de-
| batting society, announced that he Is
making arrangements to hold inter-
city debates between the Washington
! and Baltimore assemblies,
! L. ". Stoddard has been appointed
! chairman of committee of three tt
arrange for the transportation and
! care of those who wish to attend the
! first monthly dance of St. Clements
vember 20.
! Daniel J. Currie. acting chairman
of the social committee. reported thai
! despite the hard rain Halloween fifty.
two members attended the party
given at the home of the Misses John
son.
The Dfversfty Society, for a stud!
of current topics. was recently or
ganized at the home of Mrs. J. B
| Hyatt, when the following officer
were elected: E. v. Carr. president
Mrs. Matte Queen Ewing and Mrs
Hyatt, first and second vice presi
dents; Miss Marie McElroy, treasurer
secretary; Mrs. Effie G. Lawson. pres
reporter, and Mrs. E. v. Carr, mu
sician.
The Cultus Club met Tuesday witt
Mrs. s. E. Lewis and after luncheon
pers-Mrs. H. w. Smith. on Ward
Of Uncle Sam: Miss Julia A. Kerr, 4,
Some American Shrines," and on
by Mrs. A. c. Taylor entitled 9TH