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

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wsnen's City Clnb-The directors
receptions will be resumed this after
noon from to Z o'clock. with Miss
her viii be Miss Sarah Munroe, Mrs.
Nina Allender, Miss Grace Lincoln
Temple, Mrs. Ward Brown, Miss Agnes
bradford Miss -Myfa Hendley. and Miss
Cornena Lyme: "Wednesday ,eSening
perieasSs daring Ave. years as super
intendent of the National Training
School for Girls. supplemented with
B talk by Miss Julia Jaffray, execu-
tive secretary of the national COM
on Thursday. club day. will be in
charge Of Miss Helen F. Doran. At
the Library talk Saturday afternoon
Miss Alice Hutchins Drake will speak
on 1.-THE Construction of the Short
Story" At the business meeting
appointed to actively work for an
adequate water supply for the Dis
trict, with, Mrs. William b. Hardy and
Miss Edna J. Sheehy Chairman and
vice chairman respectively. Commit
Mays Iadustrtaf school, Mrs, E. ].
Brennan, chairman. and the European
Relief Council. Mrs. George Kicker.
chairman: to work with the civic
committee OF the District Of Columbia
q. I. woodiey and Mrs Henry Stewart.
chairman and vice chairman After
discussion = special committee. headed
by Mrs. Kate Trenholm Abrams. was
appointed to attend the hearings be-
fore the judiciary committee of the
House Tuesday, 1880. the president.
Miss Mary O'Toole, being requested
to be personally present as ex-officio
member Of the committee.
i The cultSs Cub met Tuesday at
the home Of Mrs. Appleton Clark.
Papers were read by Mrs. Charles
Nesbit and Mrs. Eugene Stevens. Solos
BY Mrs. Linslay. Guests were Mrs.
Barrett, Mrs. Colbert and Mrs. Henry
Clark.
The TakoHAa Park Civic Study Club
met Tuesday afternoon in the Takoma
Park Library building. with 100 MEM
bers present, Mrs. Otto. l. veerhoff
president. in the chair. Talks relative
to participation by women in political
anairs were given. Mrs. Edward P.
Costigan, president Of the Consumers
League. spoke on Practical Ideelisrn
in Government" and Mrs. Frances G.
employees compensation commission,
on NThe New Renaissance" Mrs.
CoStgan urged support OF such meas
pres as the Sheppard-Towner act for
the protection Of maternity and in
fancy, and the Curtis bill. relating to
amusement by recounting her expert
ences as the first female member Of
the legislature Of the state Of Wash
ington in 1910, and the Difference paid
to her by the remainder Of the mem
bers OF the legislature, who looked on
"a q = Tot fxya ~ hA
hood Of the entire state. These talks
were OF particular interest to the
Fargo number OF members Of the club
who reside on the Maryland side Of
the AarylaAd-Distriot line and are
voters. After the meeting the club
adjourned to the home Of Ira g. Her
sey, where Mrs. Hersey, one OF the
vice presidents Of the organization,
entertained informally.
i d. A.R-The Americanization and
patriotic education committee, Mrs.
Thomson School Wednesday evening.
The speaker was o. T. Moore. chief
examiner Of the naturalization bu-
freau, who told OF the beginning Of the
Amerfoanixadon School and the need
$4,000 foreien-born- Mrs. Cunningham
Of Constitution Chapter told of her
work among the Italians Of this city.
Several pupils from tho Americaniza-
ton School were present. one a
year and three children from Poland
who had attended from ten weeks to
-four monthA All voted gratitude to
this country for helping them to get
an education. A reception is to be
the first Monday I'm February. to
which all newly nxzaralized citizens
are to Do invited. The committee has
undertaken ;. the work Of placing
posters ofthe Constitution in all pub:
banks Of tho U4ykFict. Funds are to
sbe raised for tho work Of the COM
mattoe By an Amer canixntion ball, to
be held at tho Hadleigh- Tuesday
evening. Ma Glenn Fay jerks fs
chairman Of thesball committee.
The An1hsny LeSsae will resume ita
weekly teas Wednesday from to 5
O'Clock. Ma J. =. Looher. chairman
the d. c. r. w. clubs, and several
other motion picture experts will
speak on the service Of the film. Mrs.
a. Y. Casanova will preside at the tea
table. Miss Margaret La Hayne will
b represented at the congressional
bearing on national representation
for the Dtstrfct Of Columbia Tuesday
at 10 o'c1cckS Mrs. Nanette B. Paul
stary law Friday evening at o'clock
and on Monday at 8 pm. Everybody
ii Welcome to these classes. william
B. Westlake. Miss Martha Hamilton,
Mr.. and Ma Rex B. bucket, Miss
Agnes Reeve, Mr.. Ruth e. Davis,
Mrs. J. p. Cunningham, Mira r. C.
BannermAn, Miss Louise Bannerman,
Miss Elizabeth A Hayden, Mrs Henry
C. H. stewart and Mrs. Frances s.
Graves have been admitted to mem
bership. -
:. The Abraeadabra Club was enter
tanned Wednesday evening at che
home Of Mrs. Lemuel Warner, with
the PRESIDENT. Mr. Frank L Metcalf