Evening star., 1921-05-01
Pauline Potwin. 2s3s 27th street. will be
the May 9 hostess.

the May 9 hostess.
recent meeting was addressed by Mrs.
Holland of New York on Mothers
Importance. and Results of Scientific
Child Training.'
1t was announced that tha outdoor
luncheon had nctted $3.50 for play
ground and restroom funds.
The membership cnmmittee re-
ported thirty-two new members. The
standard is Every mother and every
teacher member
The O-aIia,a Canoe Club. recently
organized. met Tuesday evening at
the home of IT'S rTesidc1Y. Frank X.
Heiss. %l1 = street northeast The
first outing Of the club was planned
for next Sunday. Following the bust
ness session. the members danced
during social hour. Other officers
of the club are: Charles S. Goetz,
vice president: Mark X. jerks. pilot:
Mrs. G. $. GoetZ. secretary: Mrs. +. T..
Heise. treasurer. Members present
included Miss Nena Miller, Ray l..
Beard and Claud Ayres.
The Capitol Hill History Club was
entertained Wednesday by Mrs. f. X
FoltZ at her home in Dominion
Heights. Va picnic luncheon pre-
ceded the meeting. at which a paper
Mrs. Burrage Wilson and responses
to roll call were incidents in the life
of buffalo Bill. Mrs. Clayton f. Will
lard will entertain the club May II
1T her home. 4211 7th street.
The Dramatic Club Of the Church
of the Nntivity.-After a suspension of
activities during the period of the
war the club was reorganiZed and
has now a membership of 125 active
mem bers. under the leadership of the
president. Robert w. Hunter. At its
meeting tomorrow officers will re-
port and election for the ensuing
year will be held
The club will present. in the I'M
maculatc Conception Hall, MAY 10,
His Uncle from Japan" a three
act comedy, by Charles Townsend.
L. s. Grant Circle. No. I. Ladies' G.
4. r.. celebrated its thirticth birth
day anniversary Tuesday with a mu-
sical-literary entertainment. Mrs.
Laura A. Lennon. patriotic in
structor, was chairman. and the pro-
gram was as follows: Address OF
welcome by the president. Miss Emma
F. Hayward: The Star SpangleG,
Banner" sung by Mrs. Scloss. accom-.
sponse to call for former presidents
of the circle made by Mrs. Laura A.
Lennon, Miss Rose NJ. Seton, Mrs
Alice Burgess. Mrs. Charlotte L. Barr
and Mrs. Alice X. Mullgan: musical
selections by Gustave Weikel: his
tory of the circle by Mrs. Lennon;
letters of congratulation by the COM
missioner of pensions. @WaShington
Gardner. Capt Robert Armour of the
Loyal Legion and others: recitations,
Miss Birdie Ayres. The entertain
r7ent was closed with "America" ;"
bile fvE I,y hnIV
served those present examined the
comical art collection prepared by
Col. J. W. Palmer.
The AmericanizatiOn and Patriotic
Education Committee OF the District
ID. A. r.. Mrs. Edward Roome. chair
man, will hold it's last meeting of
Wednesday evening at o'clock. Mrs.
William Z. Andrews, wife of Repre-
sentative Andrews. and former pres
ident of the Federation of Women's
Clubs, will be the speaker. Any
member of the D. A. r. interested in
the work of this committee is in
yited to attend.
The Twentieth Century Club will
hold its last meeting of the club year
Thursday morning at II o'clock. in
the assembly hall of the Cosmos Club.
ItoDtTl w F1Oi"t!i, ltttUTtT III Eng
lsh literature at George Washington
University. will give a talk on The
Modern Novel" At the close of the
meeting the newly elected president,
Mrs. William H. Heron. will be in
Quoted into office by the outgoing
president, Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt
Monticello Chapter, ID. A. r., met
Tuesday evening al the home Of it's
Money was donated to the Neighbor-
hood House and to- the Visiting
Nurses Society. Mrs. Moore, ex-vicc
president-general of Vermont, spoke
of the record of her state. Mrs. Abb
bott, state historian of the District,
read a paper giving "a New View of
the Revolution" and a poer. so Have
historian read a paper on The Re-
ligion of the Virginia Colonists."
George Cummins. a personal friend of
Charles Dickens, told some facts
about the author. gained through
long friendship. Mrs. Charles Donch
and Mr.. Taylor: organist at ST. Steph-
ems Church. added music to the pro-
gram. Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins and
Mrs. st. Clair made addresses.
The League of American Pen Women
held a special board meeting Wednes-
day at headquarters, 1722 H street.
Those attending were Mrs. William
Atherton Du Puy, Mrs. Henry Wilder
keyes. Mrs. Harry Atwood Colman,
E. Cogswell, Mrs. Aaron D. Newman,
Mrs. ]. J. Locher, Mrs. Josephine Ar
mold Rich, Mrs. Grace Geldert, Mrs
Crete Hutchinson, Mrs. J. Harry
Cunningham, Mrs. Theodore Tiller,