Evening star., 1921-02-20

EMonday Evening Club will meet to-
: morrow at s pm, in the Auditorium of
the Cosmos Club. Subject: "A Bureau
Of Mental Hygiene" 1. "The Signifi-
canoe Of Such a Bureau" DIR. Robert
Mearns Yerkes. chairman research in
formation service, National Research
Council. 2. Its Relation to the Men
tai Health of Washington" DIR. William
Alanson White. superintendent st. Eliz-
abeth's Hospital; DR.. S. 1. Franz, direc-
tor of the laboratory. st. Elizabeth S
Hospital. Discussion from the floor: DR..
Loren johnson. DR.. D. Percy Hicklins.
F.. A. Fenning. Prof. ]. T. MercalI,
Prof W. c. Ruediger, Father Moore Sell
den Ely. president.
O'Toole will be hostess at the direc-
tors reception this afternoon in place of
Mrs. Agnes w. Wickersham, who is ill.
Assisting will be Miss Maud r. Cava-
naugh. Judge Kathryn Sellers. DIR. Edith
Sc Vile Coale. Mrs. Louis F. Post. Miss
Elizabeth c. Harris. Mrs. ]. Garfield
Riley, Mrs. Adolph Kahn. Miss Anna
Greenlees, Miss Catherine Watkins. Mrs.
r. H. Turner and Miss Maria Ewing,
members of the law and legation COM
plittee. Tea will be in charge of Miss
Adela L. Heaven. assisted by Mrs. Mary
Wheeler Mondel. Mrs. J. r. Co1burn and
Mrs. Sallie Quille. and will be served
from 4 80 to s o'clock. Miss Permeai
French, dean of women of the Univer-
sity of Idaho. will be the guest OF honor.
Miss Mary Anderson. chief of the
woman's bureau of the Department of
Labor, will be the speaker at the meet
ing Of the business and professional
women on Wednesday evening. Miss
Sarah Pope Grogan. chairman
An unusual treat will be given the
colored girls from Honor Cottage Ma
tional Training School for Girls. will
sing the spirtuals and melodies of their
race, under the direction of Mrs. Jennie
A. Griffith, superintendent OF the school.
Mrs. Mary D. c. johnson will be chair
man.
Justice Wendell Phillips Stafford will
honor the club with a reading from his
own poems at the library talk Saturday
afternoon, 4:45. Mrs. Susan Hunt
The committee appointed to assist the
Travellers Aid give a card party Sat
urday evening, 8 o'clock Tickets may
be had at the Office.
Mrs George Eastment has been ap-
pointed to represent the club on the
clubhouse committee of the D. Z. Fed
Grafton Of Women's Clubs.
The Washington Wellesley Club has
arranged for an afternoon exhibition
of moving pictures Wednesday at the
Knickerbocker Theater for the bene-
fit Of the college endowment fund. The
films to be shown include Jack PICK
ford, in 1.-The Little Shepherd OF king
dom Come" a Booth Harrington Ed
gar story. and some special pictures
at s:45, that school children may at
tend. The Wellesley Club, in CO.
operation with the local Simmons
Club, is to benefit by three perform
ances of Tony Sarg's Marionettes at
D. A. r. Hall, March IL and IL.
The Twentieth Century Club-The
parliamentary law section will meet
at the Y. w. c. A. building. 1893 F
street, at IL am. Monday, instead of
Tuesday, as previously announced.
Mrs. L. c. Bethel will conduct the
class. which is under the leadership
OF Mrs. Frank II. Briggs. The section
Of archaeology will meet at the home
of the leader. Mrs. John Lowe. 1922
woodley place, Tuesday afternoon at
2:so. when Mrs. Dayton Ward will
talk on Myths" Wednesday the
French section will meet at $3.50 pm.
at the home of Mrs. John Van Schaick.
1411 Massachusetts, avenue. The board
of directors will meet Monday morn
ing at II o'clock at the home Of the
president, Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt.
2 Thomas circle. On Thursday after
noon at 3 o'clock the art section will
meet under the leadership Of Mrs.
Dayton Ward. at 1447 Irving street.
There will be talk on THE Art of
the Essay" Mrs. William H. Heron
will meet the members Of the nature
pont Circle. when the car will be
taken for Cabin John bridge, where
a search for early wild flowers will
be made. 1t is tfet intention Of the
class to continue the walks each We'd
nesday throughout March, April and
May.
Capt. Molly Pitcher Chapter, ID. A.
R-Mrs. Charles w. Fairfax. 1S43 r
street. entertained the members and
their friends at a birthday party Feb
ruary IL, it being the fifteenth ami
versary Of the organization Of the
chapter.
A. musicale was rendered by Miss
Minna Nieman. pianist: Mrs. Warner
A Gibbs, soloist, and Mrs. Edith Mar
mion Brosius. harpest. An entertain
ment followed the musical. and sup
per was served at II o'clock. Mrs
Fairfax was assisted by Mrs. W. B.
Chesley. regent Of the chapter, and
Der was presented with a glass
pitcher" as souvenir OF the occa-
sion.
The Legion OF Loyal Women met
Monday at the New Ebbitt, with the
president. Mrs. Calver. in the chair.
Committee reports made good show
Ing for the new year. Mrs. March
spoke of a young soldier at the Marine
Hospital. who has lost both hands and
is entirely blind, who expressed grate-
full appreciation of favors admins
tered to him by the legion through
her. 1t was resolved that on Me-
mortal day each member Of the legion
will wear with her own emblem.
poppy, in memory of the dead. lying
in. foreign fields. The poppies can be
purchased from the legion, Mrs. Mary
Logan Tucker. chairman. They are
made in France, by French women, to
aid in their support. Resolutions were
also passed to cooperate with the
r. w. c. in the purchase of a club
home Owing to the absence and to
illness of members. the installation of
two new officers was deferred.
The Warrington Readerx' Club will
present a one-act Pilgrim play at the
tea at the College Women's Club to-
viii be musical program by Ruth
Ayler, soprano: Rosemary Sundstrom.
ccntralto. and Emile Margaret White.
accompanist. Members of section l will
be hostesses.
Marcia Burns Chapter. ID. A. r., met
Wednesday afternoon at 1921 Adams
Mill road. Mrs. +. c. Bryan and Mrs.
Frank Fuller being hostesses The
regent, Mrs. c. E. Hesse.. was in the
chair. Reports. were submitted by
officers. Money was donated to Amer
icanization work. Mrs. William J.
Ethell was elected delegate to the
ID. A r. Congress ami Mrs. Albert c.
Thorn. Mrs. Frank Fuller and Mrs.
William l. Gutelius as alternates.
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