Evening star., 1921-10-30
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

by the war. Mrs. Edward P. Costigan
will pour tea and assisting her will
be Mrs. James P. Ault. Miss Marie
Freda Eghert and Miss Elizabeth
Wilson.
st. Ritn and Capitol Assemblies,
Catholic Fraternity. were the guests
of Maris Stella Assembly of Balti-
more at social and dance Monday
evening at Holy Cross Hall, Balti-
more.
The joint social committee of st.
Rita and Capitol Assemblies met Sat
urday evening at the home of George
F. Saur and completed arrangements
for the Halloween party to be given
tomorrow evening at the home of the
Misses johnson. Every member of
both assemblies has been invited. Re-
ports from members of the social COM
mittee. who have charge of the sale of
tickets for the one-act comedy. Mar
riage Versus Caligraphy." indicate a
large advance sale. The comedy will
be presented by members of the two
local assemblies in Immaculate Con-
ception Hall, 8th and streets. No
vember IL. Dancing will follow;
Frank p Callahan of Capitol AS
sembly is making plans for the for
nation of a basket ball team. If it
is possible to secure the hall, prac-
tice will be started at once.
William Blake, chairman for the
debating society, is considering the
holding of debates every two weeks
instead of every week, as the pres
ent plan does not allow sufficient
time for preparation.
Sarah franklin Chapter, ID. A. r..
held its October meeting at the home
of the regent, Mrs. NJ w. johnson,
with an attendance of fifteen mem
bers.
The following committees were ap-
pointed: AmericaniZat ion-Mrs. Zieg-
ler: chapter house-Mrs. James r.
Mulcare; Continental Hall-Mrs. F.
H. Barr: entertainment-Mrs karr;
magaZine-Mrs. O'Neale; music-Mrs
Doniphan.
contribution was made toward
the scholarship for Edna Franklin
in the Lees McRae Institute. Three
new members were received.
BY unanimous vote it was decided
to place "a biographical sketch of Il
former regent, Mrs. James E. Mulcare,
in the Chapter House remembrance
book.
!; A letter of the president general.
Mrs. Minor. in the d. A. R. magazine
was reed by the regent.
The District Of Columbia Danes of
the Loyal Legion held its October
meeting at Calumet place. the home
of the president, Mrs. John A. Logan,
where meetings will be held this win
ter. On Wednesday F. l.. Lewton.
curator of textiles, u. S. National
Museum, will talk on The Story of
a Rag" Later Dr. William H. Holmes,
director of the National Gallery of
Art, will lecture on THE National
Gallery" illustrated; DIR. Walter
Hough. acting head curator OF anthro-
pology in the National Museum, on
aboriginal American Art; DR.. ].
Walter Fewkes. chief of the bureau
of American Ethnology. on "A Unique
Corner of our Country
Every year this society sends a
Christmas box to the haywood Home,
in Chicago, for widows of soldiers
and sailors of the civil war. and this
year in addition Christmas Tree
ceIebra ton is planned for fifty chill
dren in Washington who would not
otherwise have such holiday cheer.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
recently at the home of Mrs. J. Edison
Briggs, who was assisted i'll enter
tanning by Mrs. Boyle. Mrs. Robert
Briggs Mss. Hoover. Mrs. Hamilton.
Miss Annie Laurie Hamilton and Miss
Briggs Mrs. Howard acted as chair
AS Mrs. Bare was unable to attend.
her paper. History of the Japanese
People," was read by Miss Hill. Leg
ends of Japan" was the subject of the
paper presented by Mrs. knight.
! The club will meet with MRS. Win
ter November 3.
The Argyle Study Club will meet at
| the. home of Mrs. J. f. Douglass.
! 1924 Gallatin street, tomorrow at / 80
Mrs. S. F. Sherwood will read paper
on the Life of Enrico Caruso." A
oil of
| of CarusoS best records, will follow.
The Womnn's Club Of Bethesda met
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Walter
Tuckerman, in Edgemoor. DR.. Eu-
| geI.e Jones being unable to speak, as
| scheduled. Wills B. Burdette spoke in
his place concerning the duties of a
state senator. Mrs. Cabot Stevens, a
guest of the hostess, described the re-
lief work America is doing in the
near east
The Shakespeare society will meet
Wednesday at pm. at l435 X street.
Dean w. A. Wilbur of George Wash
ington University will give an ad-
dress, THE Philosophy Plays" An
inext meeting will be made. All in
| terested in the study of Shakespeare
invited.
| Inc fuhO.SIuAslc >luO HeIu ltS cur
rent meeting a t the home 1t Mrs. w.
F. Hall. at which Mrs. Spurtvay read
a paper descriptive of the historical
character of the play of Henry "
the subject-study of the afternoon.
At it's initial meeting of the season
the club met with Mrs. Wolhaupter,
when Mrs. A. knight. the new presi-
dent, presided Mrs. Spurway was
elected secretary to fill the unex-
pired term of Mrs. A. P. Tasker. re-
signed. The club will meet Friday
afternoon at the home of R. B. Barr,
826 A street southeast.
Business W0men's Council met Fri
+, day evening. The guest of honor was
Mrs. Frizzell. chairman Of the FEEDER
alton of Womens Clubs. Supper.
served at $50, was followed by a
sing. led by Miss Buck. and Bible
class. directed by Mrs. Jones. Re-
ports of committees preceded the an
nouncement of the progress of the
membership drive" by Miss Crandall
| The speakers were Miss Ethel Aiken
of Ohio and Nine. Hugh of Bern
| Switzerland. Miss Aiken, as one of
the original doughnut girls with the