Evening star., 1921-02-06
AMONG THE CLUBS

Eastment will be hostess at the
directors reception this afternoon.
Assisting her will be Mrs. Theodore
Noyes, Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins. Mrs.
Helen H. Gardener, Mrs. James Car
rol Fraser. Miss Caroline Reilly, Mrs
Gurnee S. Strong and Mrs. Blanche
Mills, composing the membership
committee. of which Mrs. Eastment is
chairman.
w. c. Hanson Of the board Of
directors Of the Chamber OF Com
merce, will speak on Credit and the
Credit Woman in Business at the
sional women's section Wednesday
evening. Miss Sybil Howe. chairman.
Mrs. r. o. Jones will be chairman
of the club day activities Thursday
evening.
At the library talk Saturday after
noon Mrs. Eleanor J. Bingham will
speak on Irish Players and Play
wrights." Miss Alice NJ Heaven.
Tickets purchased for the benefit
at the Belasco on the 14th may be
exchanged by mail at once or at the
box office on and after Thursday.
Mrs. William B. Hardy, as chairman
of the committee on water supply Tor
the District, made report at the
"Wednesday meeting. The club au-
thorized her committee to send rep
resentatives to any hearings OF
Congress on the question. The Fess
home economics bill was referred to
the law and legislation committee
with instructions to report thereon at
the next business meeting of the
club. The following were elected a
nominating committee to submit
names of candidates for offices and
the board at the April meeting: Mrs.
E e. Newman. chairman; Miss Mar
garet Patch. Mrs. Jennie o. Berilner,
Wolf, Mrs. Lena c. Davis, Mrs. George
Johnston, Miss Ethel Lee Lawrence
and Miss Esteile Helman.
College Women's Club.-Miss Alice
Robertson. the new representa- i've
from Oklahoma. will speak at the tea
tomorrow at the club. The hostesses
will be the members of section 3. OF
which Miss Emily S. Cook is chair
man. There will be a reception at the
club Wednesday, with Miss Jane
Bartlett, chairman of section IL, IN
charge. w. A. Wilbur, dean OF
George Washington University. Will
speak on Maritime Sketches Of Old
New England" Mrs. Basil M. Manly,
president of the club, will receive the
guests with Dean Wilbur. There VIII
be a dance Saturday at the cluo ana
reservations should be made through
Miss Opal Rains at tn. clubhouse
There will be a club luncheon Febru-
ary 10 at 1890. Mrs. 3. P. Coale is in
charge Of the reservations.
The Anthony League met Wednes-
day afternoon at 20U7 Columbia road
on THE Basis of Civil Government
as Found in the Greek Dramas and
Hebrew Literature" George X. George
appealed to those present 10 JOIN IN the
work of making the biblical museum
useful in the greatsF s6,s study h and usaer
will be- opened by Mrs. Paul about the
middle of the month. Mrs. Beulah Har-
per Dunwoody sang and Mrs faoer
Stevenson acted as hostess. mrs Alex
ander Wolf, the president OF the District
OF Columbia Council Of Jewish Women:
was the guest OF honor and talked of
the work done by the Travellers Aid So
ciety
president of the Riggs National Bank,
spoke on the functions OF pank. % WI
tions which all should know In order to
conduct business successfully Ralph
Fisher sang, accompa by Mrs F.
Fisher. Mrs. William H. Moses was
hostess. The following we're admitted ns s,es
10 HeInUeTSulp. ooHN AoH' >
Mrs. NJ. R. Nichols. Mrs. Neil Hughes.
Mrs. Edgar Lee Sheffield. DR.. A: b.
Krout, Mrs. Redwood Vandegrift, Mrs.
Alfred Hardesty, Mrs. S. H. Cunning
ham, Mrs. Ellen Bartlett, Mrs. John H.
Coxhead, Miss E. NJ. Burnham, Miss
NJ. b. Arnold, Mrs. George Zarouni, Mrs.
Ryan, Mrs. Alexander Wolfe and Mrs.
Stella H. Waters.
Wsdn. sday afternoon Mrs. Montgom.
cry Angel will speak on 'The F. deral
Reserve system" Mrs. ~. F. White
will sing. Mrs. Marie D. Werner will b.
the hostess.
The parliamentary law class will meet
Friday evening. Mrs. Paul will speak
at the First Congregational Church
Monday evening on '"The Historic Sig
nificance of the Mount OF Olives" She
will exhibit a costume Of girl OF the
village on the Mount Of Olives. All
meetings open to the public.
Fairfax County Chapter. d. A: r.. Of
Vienna, Va, Mrs. Edwin S. Bethel re.
gent. has furnished all the school
children of Fairfax county with copies
Of "The Americans Creed" by VII
liam Tyler Page. This is part OF the
educational work Of the chapter.
The Ps.ha-d tr-oid Chapter. y A.
r., met Tuesday ev ling at the home
of the registrar, Mrs II. Beail Ford,