Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-09
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

| ILL., OLOBO
Ram, president Of the National Fed
Grafton Of College Women. will be the
speaker Mrs. D. A. Quincy Will pc IN
charge Of the tea and viii be essiste11
pour, and Mrs. Frank OHara and Miss
Edna McNaughtoE. At the refeption
| to be held Wednesday Miss Sara F.
Grogan will be in charge. The speak.
er will be Miss Mary Anderson, CHIEF
partment of Labor. Mrs. Basil M.
Manly, president Of the club. assisted
by the other officers. will receive the
guests with Miss Anderson.
Lincoln Circle. Ladie. ID. A. R.-Mrs.
Sarah Deeds. past president Of the
circle. was the installing officer. as
sisted by Mrs. Mida Peabody, at her
home Monday evening. when officers
installed were: Mrs. Alice Goodacre.
presiden Mrs. Robert st. Clair, senior
vice president: Miss Beatrice Deeds,
JUNO: vice president and secretary;
Miss Nellie Colclazier, treasurer; Mrs.
Emma Briton. chaplain: Mrs. Edith
King. conductor; Mrs. Mida Peabody,
assistant conductor; Miss Rosemary
Lucas. guard: Miss Anna Doughman,
assistant guard" Mrs. Deeds was ap-
pointed otic-instructor. A Christi
mas gift of So was reported sent to
an old Grand Army nurse
The February meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Goodacre, 2616
University place.
The Capitol Hill History Club will
Charles Fisher, s7ss Mckinley street.
The Excelsior Literary Club met
Tuesday afternoon at the. home Of
Mrs. Barnhart'" HS4 Rhode Island
presiding. Mrs. Grace Daish gave a
paper on 9John Paul Jones'" Mrs
Arabella Alexander read another on
Gen. Grant" Resolutions on the
death Of Mrs. E. c. Baker were adopt
les Of the day were discussed.
The Council Of Jewish Women will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 in
Hebrew Congregation. Capt. Anna L.
Fisher will give personal experiences
in Austria, to be followed by talk
on Some Problems of Jewish Educa-
ton" by the Rev. Nathan Colisch. Maj:
Charles Trowbridge Tittman will
sing.
The League Of American Pen Women
will hold it's first business meeting OF
the new year Tomorrow ;11a evening evening AT a.
Puy. national president. presiding. At
$3.50 the craft study of poetry. shop
talk on various phases from the Gre
alton to the marketing Of poetry. will
be given by experts; members will
sion will follow. Among those who
will take part in the program are:
Mrs. George Hope, Mrs. c. Austin
Thomas, Mrs. Grace Dufiie Boylan
Geldert, Miss Loretta Lowenstein and
Ia tN1rR
will be the first of a series Of similar
shop talks conducted by authorities
in literary and kindred lines. The
plans of the league for the coming
season include tea every other Wed
nesday afternoon. with an evening re-
On Saturday evenings the clubrooms
are thrown open for games of all
sorts. cards and social gathering
generally.
Mrs. Du Puy and Mrs. Harry At
wood Colman,. editor Of the leagues
league in Baltimore and arranged for
organizing an auxiliary in that city.
Friend.hip Branch of Sunshine and
G tSe home Of f' the president st Of the
society, Mrs. Arthur B. Hayes. Plans
were made for work in connection
with the Mothers Congress Nat Old
Central High School, and a report
presented Of the Christmas gifts sent
to the Aged Women's Home. Miss
Elsie Ruiz Of Mexico was q guest.
The Twentieth Century Club met
Thursday morning in the assembly
Lyman B. Swormstedt. president. in
the chair. Robert Sterling Yard.
executive secretary Of the National
Parks Association, gave an Illus
trated lecture on zion National
Park" the pictures Of the great nat
Mr.. Yard and the members Of the
party .;wlhtch accompanies him on his
trip through the grand canyon. The
views included many which never,
before have received public presenta-.
ton.
Miss Elizabeth G. Fox Of the bu-
reau Of public health told Of the
scope Of the work in which the bu-
reau Is engaged and appealed to the
members to use their influence to
direct the attention Of young women
to the needs Of the public health
$4,000 are needed for the benefcent
work and that only 10000 at present
are available.
New members were elected to the
club as follows: Mrs. George Bark
ley Taylor. Mrs. Robert E. Cook, Mrs.
Harris P. Gould, Mrs. Arthur C.
Spencer and Mrs. Arlon v. Cushman.
Mrs. Dayton Ward. leader Of the
art section, announced that the Sec
ton meetings this month will be held
January 10 and q at 1447 Irving
street The subjects will be STORY
Telling Early and Late" and THE
Age Of Shakespeare"
The section of archaeology, under
| the leadership Of Mrs. John Lowe,
Tuesdays Of the month at ESQ pm.
at 1892 Woodley place. At the FIRST
meeting Mrs. H. L. Fulton will talk
on primitive Pipes" and January
rs Miss Mary Wilder will have for