Evening star., 1921-12-18

rington will be hostess at the usual
Baron Kanda of the Japanese dele
cation to the conference will address
members and guests Of the club to-
morrow at pm. :. Mrs. Gertrude
Lyons will be soloist of a musical
program preceding the lecture. Mem
bers bringing guests to club functions
are asked to provide them with guest
cards, which may be obtained at the
Office Of the club. A tea-dance is
scheduled for December 26 from 4 to
pm. Members attending the dance
are requested to present membership
cards for admission to the ballroom.
The liaison committee. Mrs. Richard
Harlow chairman, announces that Ad-
miral Tai Of the Chinese advisory
council will be the guest of the club
the evening Of January 3.
The District of Columbia Federation
OF W0man'H Clubs will receive. the
benefit of an entertainment tomorrow
evening at Carroll Hall. At that time
the following local talent will appear
in the comedy Just for Fun: Mrs.
Shaw, Miss Isabelle Meyer. Mrs. Ger
trude Mustain, Mrs. Elton B. Taylor
and James Bonam. A Russian dance
will be featured by juvenile dancers
trained by Miss Cora Shreve. OFF,
GERS Of the District federation. as
of departments and committees. will
be present. Mrs. Sarah Z. Deeds,
chairman of the drama committee, Is
in charge of this project. which Is
one Of the few entertainments ever
given to increase the funds OF the
federation's treasury. The constant
call to aid in the many undertakings
for civic betterment and for philan-
thropy. as well as it's incidental rum
ming expenses. makes it's finances a
matter of business Importance.
The College women's Club. 1899 Eye
street-Tea tomorrow. to pm. DR..
Esther Lovejoy, guest of honor and
speaker. is president of the lnterna-
tional Women's Medical Association
and chairman of the American Medical
Women's National Association, having
served in hospitals in France, serbia
and Turkey. Hostesses-Mrs. Edward
P. Costigan. assisted by Mrs. Culbert-
son. Mrs. Lyman Swarmstedt, Mrs.
Amos Steele, Mrs. William c. Van
Vleeck. Mrs. J. =. Ault. Mrs. Frank
Edgington and Mrs. Frank Wilkes
Pyle. All woman physicians are in
vited. dnesday-Musicale. s:1S pm:
Miss Mary Isabel Kelly, a pupil Of
the Polish composer. Xavier Schare-
venka, will present a program OF mod
ern compositions. A feature will be
the rendition of musical setting to
the dramatic poem by Longfellow'
Robert Of Sicily" to be read by Mrs.
tickets may be obtained at the club
house. There will be no tea Monday,
December 26.
The Legion of Loyal Women met
Monday at the Ehbitt House, when
annual reports evidenced work well
done. Donations were received from
two honorary members--WiH Hough-
ton and William Cook. Mrs. Giles
Scott Rafter spoke Of the need OF the
legion's cooperation in the matter OF
Fairgrounds for small children. and
support was promised. The following
officers were reelected: Mrs Lizzie
w. Calver, Mrs. Hattie H. Roach. Miss
Cora c. Curry, Miss Mary l.. Smith
Mrs. A. f. Barnard. Mrs. r. A: Taber
Mrs. Francis Marsh and Miss De
Vaughn. The legion will hold a pub
lie reception in the gold parlor or the
Ebbitt House New Year day from 2
to pm, to which friends Of all loyal
and patriotic societies of the District
are cordially invited.
District of Columbia Chapter OF
meeting Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Mary c. Beach, Miss
Maud B. Morris presiding. Mrs.
Whitney read a paper on the Purl-
tans. Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey.
life member of the chapter. gave an
account of the disarmament confer
ence. During a social hour the host,
ess was a assi stea by. Mrs Sheriff and
Mrs. Kistler.
The Dahlsreu Terrace Thursday
Club was entertained at the home or
Mrs. Royal Haskell. with Mrs. Brown
as hostess Reports of the secretary
and treasurer and chairman of the
bazaar committee were read. 1t was
decided to use the money in the
treasury for gifts for the Crittenton
Home. The next meeting Will be held
with Mrs. Archie Cummings. 15lt
Kearney street northeast, January 8.
Columbia Union. w. c. r. u. met
recently with Mrs. Sidney Phillips,
the Imperial. An account of her re-
cent trip to the Orient was given by
Mrs: Mead. Mrs; . E; D. ai,,h HARDY sc,is re-
tiles. The January meeting will be
held with Mrs E. c. Dinwiddie, 1902
Lamont street.
Petworth Won,an's CIub-The liter
Monday evening. Miss Patterson, Mrs.
Sibbett and Mrs. klare gave papers
on Bolivia. The music committee met
at the home of Mrs. L. T. Jones Tues
day evening. Miss Whitney and Mrs.
johnson gave piano selections, Mrs:
]. w. Jones and Mrs. Jackson vocal
selections and Mrs. Lingle read paper
on French Music"
A Circle Of Washington University
Students OF Italian Descent was or
ganized recently at the Holy Rosary
Church. Temporary .ofns officers ,,nsSato were
presiding officer; Sylvester Aquino,
vice president, and Joseph Segatore,
secretary. The circle will meet
monthly to discuss matters of liter
ary or cultural interest.
stonewall jackson Chapter No. 20,
U. d. c., met Monday evening at the
Memorial Home, with Mrs. Frank Nor
rison presiding. On this occasion Mrs.
Morrison retired from the presidency,
and for her loyalty and services to
the chapter and cause was presented
with a gold medal by Mrs. Gustavus
Werber from the chapter. Mrs. Albron
Wilkens Tuck was elected president,
Miss Byrde Mack vice president. Miss
Marie ]. MCGUIRE second vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Ida Offutt Trenis. record
ing secretary, Mrs. Albert King, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Milton
Johnson treasurer, Mrs. j. E. Jen-
kins historian. Mrs. Drury Ludlow
par:iamentarian. Mrs. Fanny Shreve
Heartsell auditor, Mrs. Clement Sher-
iff chaplain, Mrs. Katherine Eslin
custodian and Mrs. Chester Smith
registrar.
Capitol Assembly, No. ., Catholic
Erafernify. at its current meeting
elected the following officers: George
F. Saur, president; Francis P. Gala
han, vice president; Daniel ]. Currie,
recording secretary; John O. Johnson,