Evening star., 1921-02-15

Mrs. Francis A. St. Clair. vice regent;
mrs. Margaret De Wolf, recording sec
retary; Mrs. Anne Wade Sheriff. cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Sara Lans-
weeks. registrar; Miss Mary c. Ours
Ter, historian; Miss Lillian A. Norton,
auditor. and Miss Miriam Blinn. color
bearer. Tentative arrangements were
made for the first annual meeting of
the newly reorganized society. which
wiitsoe held in this city in April.
Mrs. William Kent has added to her
list of assistants for the reception she
will give this afternoon from to at
her home, on F street. Mrs. Leland o.
Howard. Mrs. Thomas W. Page and
Mrs. John Martin Graham of San
francisco. The reception is for those
attending the National Woman's Party
convention.
Rev: and Mrs. William Sunday are
spending short time at the Hotel
washington Rev. Sunday will speak
at the midday services at Keith's this
week.
Miss Bessie spitelnik Of Borough Park.
n. y, is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Lewis
S. Friedman of 3539 Holmead place
northwest.
Among the artists who will appear at
| the musical given by the Women's City
Cluo on Wednesday evening will be the
MISSES Frances and Rosemary Finckel,
Miss Edna ]. Sheehy and Mr. Joseph F.
| Evans.
Miss Camilla Lippincott, daughter of
| Mrs. Hare Lippincott. will accompany
the counselor Of the italian embassy and
Nine. Brambilla when they sail for Eu-
rope this week and will spend the spring
| months in Rome with Nine. Brambilla.
Members of the City Club celebrated
Valentines day at the clubhouse, Farra-
gut Square. last evening. with one Of the
| most brilliant parties in the history of
the club.
From Q o'clock until this morning
the clubhouse was throngcd by merry
crowd, which taxed the building to its
capacity. A special table dhote dinner
was served. followed by social hour
and a program that continued until past
furnished and the clubhouse was fittfngiy
decorated with hearts. cupidS and other
symbols of st. Valentine.
Arrangements were in the hands of
the house committee. of which Henry f.
Strfnser Is chairman.
Mrs. Thomas Madden Foley, chair
man of the, motion picture and card
party benefit. to be given under the
auspices OF the womens committee OF
the District Medical Society. at the
knickerbocker Theater tomorrow, an
nounces a most encouraging advance
sale Of seats for the two performances
at 2 and o'clock.
A large number of tickets has been
returned with remittances and are to
be used to take children from various
orphanages throughout the city to see
the picture, which is based on Anna
Sewell's story of q horse, BLACK
Beauty" The other feature of the
bill will be Longfellow's Bell Of
"Moosing Through Kipawa," the bill
ending with a comedy. Mrs. Frederic
Roman Is chairman of the card party
committee and announces among the
hostesses taking one or more tables:
Mrs. Reginald. Walker, Mrs. Edgar
Copeland. Mrs. Prentiss Wilson, Mrs.
Robert Young Sullivan. Mrs. Charles
Stanley White. Mrs: James Cahill. Mrs.
James Cannon. Mrs. William Earl
Percy Hickling. Mrs. Fred Repetti.
Mrs. Wilhelm Kreckting, Mrs. Thomas
Madden Fley, Mrs. Noble p. Barnes,
Mrs. William A. White, Mrs. w. NJ.
Barton. Mrs Lester Brooks, Mrs. Le-
roy Heron, Mrs. Aubrey Lynn Clark.
Mrs. Loren Johnson. Mrs. R. T.. Hold
en-, Mrs Edmund Barry and Mrs. Ed
ward s. Pickford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl R Briggs Of Chi
cago. who are at the Hotel Washing
ton, will be here till the end Of the
week. when they will return west.
Women Of all Ohio colleges or uni
versities are invited by the Associa-