Evening star., 1921-10-30

The District Federation of W0m-
| ems Clubs will open its season to-
morrow at IL o'clock. at the Had
leigh. Mrs. ]. w. Frizzell. president.
will preside for the first time. and all
interested in club activities are in
vited Mrs. Thomas G. Winter, presi-
/ dent of the general federation. will
I address the body in the afternoon
She is making a brief visit to Dis
trict headquarters, and Will leave
Thursday for series of state con-
ventions through the south. Otner
short addresses, with reports OF de-
partment chairmen and club presi-
| dents, will be on the program, and an
informal luncheon at l O'Clock Will
provide opportunity for informal dis
cussion of work for the coming year.
Livingston Manor Chapter. D.A.R.,
met Wednesday with Mrs. Bloomfield
| H. Howard and the regent. Mrs. II.
p. Mcintosh, presided. The chapter has
| taken up the study of Americans OF
achievement, and it's first paper.
Theodore Roosevelt" was read by
| Mrs. Fred Heisler, and followed by
discussion. Three candidates were ad-
! mitted to membership.
keystone Chapter, ID. A. R.-The
October meeting was held at the home
of the regent, Mrs kinsell, 1903 18th
street. d. A. r. activities were dis
cussed and work for the year out
lined. Mrs. Pearce Rayner, historian,
| gave a description of yorktown and
| the Surrender of Gen. CoEnwallis to
| George Washington"
| Other members told Of places OF
| historic interest visited during the
summer. Miss Mae Stevenson was .lp-
pointed chairman of international re-
lations and Mrs. Eloise Reynolds vice
1 chairman.
| Representative Kelly of Pennsylva-
mia spoke on AmericanizatioE and the
| Importance of women voting. not only y
as their privilege, but d sacred duty OF
citizenship.
! Hilary A. Herbert Chapter. u. u. e.
held it's first meeting of the season
Wednesday evening at he -
| of Mrs. James Mulcare. The president
| Mrs. Benjamin Micou presided. Dele
gates for the annual convention to be
| held at St. Louis. November 9, were
| elected as follows: Mrs. Benjamin
Micou. Mrs. James Mulcare and MIS-
Archibald Young. Alternates: Mrs
Rufus Clark. Mrs: Charlotte Mum
| and Mrs. NJ. X. Nalle. The chapter
unanimously indorsed Mrs. Livingston
| Rowe Schuyler of New York for next
president general Among the guests
were Capt. and Mrs. Hickey and Mrs
| Wallace Mulcare.
Federal City Chapter ID. A. r., met
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Nah
| Ion A. Winter Plans were outlined
| for the winters work. and a histori-
cal paper upon Washington's relics
was read by Mrs. Shuman officers for
the year are Mrs. Mahlon A. Winter
regent: Miss Nette l.. Her-lck, vice
regent; Mrs c. Viola Fellows, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Charles c
Schmidt. corresponding secretary
Mrs. Mary X. Nalle, treasurer; Mrs
Euia X. Woodward, registrar: Mrs
George E. Chadsey, historian. and
Mrs. Harry G. Tolson, chaplain.
ID. A. R.-A card party for the bene.
mt of the Americanization work of the
District d. A. R. will be given Fri
day afternoon at . o'clock at Ward
man Park Hotel The committees on ar.
rangements consists of Mrs f. A
st. Claire. state regent: Mrs Henr,
3. Patten. regent Dolly Madison: Mrs
Ionnis Holzberg. regent Sarah st
Clair' Mrs Sylvanus f. johnson. re-
gent f. Pluribus Unum; Mrs. JOSEPH
Stewart. regent Victory. assisted b,
| Mrs. Elmer Cory, Mrs. Chester W
| Floyd. Mrs. Albert F. Jones, Mrs
Richard Claughton. Mrs. Harry Grove
Mrs. Gurney S. Strong. Tickets,can be
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CrittentOn Wheel Club member.
| We're luncheon guests of Mrs Valms
). Barber Thursday. Much entertain.
ment was found in making stocking.
leg cats for playthings in the Critten
ton and Bruen Homes. Mrs. Thoma,
| Kramer was a guest. Mrs NJ. E. Bra
shears will be hostess November 10
when Nine. Stangler will read a pane,
on Czechoslovakia. her homeland.
The Capitol Hill History Club wa.
addressed at its Wednesday meetin.
by Mrs. ]. W. Frizzell, president o.
the District Federation of Women
Clubs, at the home OF Mrs. c. E. Will
lard. The study program was con
tributed by Mrs. E. X. Foltz and Mrs
H. E. Mattox. who read pape-s u,
The Early History of China" an,
ine Domestic Life Of China" Th,
Giub Will meet November 9 with Mrs
u. B. Reed. 1853 Mckinley street.
The Twentieth Century Club will
meet Thursday at II am, in the an
ditorium of the Cosmos Club. Th,
program Will consist of addresses n,
national and civic matters pertaining
to the arms conference.
The section of household decoration.
Will meet Tuesday at II =, viii
Mrs. William H. Holmes, 1854 Bel
mont street.
The. nature section will have IT.
weekly walk Wednesday. Member.
will meet at 9th and F. streets at ,
O'Clock to take Congress Heights car
The WOmen's City Club has adopt
ed resolution congra tulating Mrs
Mary S. Lockwood. Il founder of the d
A. r.. upon her ninety-first birthda,
anniversary. and extended to her
through Miss Aline E. Solomons, an hon
orary membership in the cub. mrs
Richard Harlow has accepted the chair
manship of the liaiSon committee, Mrs
McCllntock reSigning on account of i'll
ness. The committee has been active ir
securing means to extend hospitalities tt
ladies visiting Washington during the
conference on disarmament
Members bringing guests to the in.
formal Sunday teas at the club q re re-
quested to sign guest cards, which will
be placed on file.
There will be a business meeting
Wednesday at 8 o'clock pm
the Monday Auction Club viii NEE
at p. m
The entertainment committee has in
augurated Free and Easy Auction
Club for Tuesday and Thursday even
ing. at o'clock. The attendance Tues
day being the larger. it is suggested
players on Thursday evening meetings
The grill dinners have proved so pop
ular that at the request of members
Mrs. Sibilla Nickolaus. house manager
announces that luncheons will be servet
from IL to l 80 daily. in the grill afte
November g..
Nine. Hugh Of Berne, Switzerland
formerly Miss Ethel D. Camp Of thi
city, lectured on Switzerland before tn