Evening star., 1921-11-13

The women,s City Cluh.-Mrs. Cur.
ney Strong win be the hostess Of
the informal 'tat home" ae the club
this afternoon ct + o'clock. Menu
bers bringing guests are asked to
obtain guest cards, which will be
placed on hle.
The Monday auction will meet to-
morrow at Q pm. -
In the evening at $50 under aus
! pices Of the entertainment commit-
tee; DR.. L. G. Shredder will give
talk on Character Analysis" Analy-
ses will be made Of guests attending
the lecture. There will be solos by
Miss Lillian Gerlach. >.
The free and easy auction will
meet Tuesday and Thursday evenings
Ct 9 o'clock. The business and pro.
an informal dinner followed by q
musical at which Mrs. Mary sherrier
Bowie. soprano. and Mr.. Richard
Lorleberg. cellist. will be the soloists.
Wednesday, November 1s, at $40 pm.
The program OF the civic sections
In charge OF the housing committee.
The subject for the meeting will be
.1,a. The . Housing Situation in the Dis
Mrs. Goodwin Price Graham has
accepted thu chairmanship Of = COM
mittee to raise funds for stereopti-
can and moving. picture machine to
be used In the clubs entertainments.
a benefit will be arranged at the
tShuhert-Belasco Vaudeville Theater.
| The wearing Of red stars as an
Indication of having brought in new
club members at the birthday ami
versary reception proved an interest.
ing innovation.
The Twentieth Century Club is not
! only vigorously &C ntinuing its work
In the cleanup campaign, but is also
Interested mt rest In the nag decorations Of
the CITY and the members of the club
VIII display from their residences the
| nags OF the nations participating in
the arms conference. wherever a spe-
cia! demonstration is called for.
Mrs. Richard Fay jackson with tho
members Of her committee win meet
building November IS at 1o:so am.
| to present cash prizes and flags for
the wagons to the dve mon Of the
four cleanup divisions. The awards
are made with the hope of stimulate
Ing the men to greater efficiency in
the service. The guests of honor will
| be the District Commissioners, Col.
Clarence Sheriff.. U. S. A., and Mr..
John JOY Edison. ST. Col. Charles
Keller. U. S. A., has been asked to. give
a short talk to the men. Maj. Besson
and Morris Hacker. supervisor Of city
Mr.: Duvall. Mr.. Owen. Mr.. Brooke
| and Mr.. Woods. will be present. In
this work the committee has been CO.
| operating especially with the engi-
neer department Of the District. All
club members who are interested are
| cordially invited to attend the meet
\ The literature section will meet
! Monday, November IA, at p,m.. at
| the residence of Mr.. William H.
| HolmeA 1454 Belmont street. The
program will be given by the ladies of
the section, Mrs. BENJAMIN e. Smith and
Mrs. Eugene e. Stevens. and will CON
sist Of a review OF the work of Anzia
| Yxerskia- the Polish woman writer;
the short stories OF Wilbur Daniel
Steele and Dorothy CanfeId's new
work. The Brimming Cup" Reports
will be given by Mrs. George F.
| Bowerman anu Mrs. Frederick Far
| rington, respectively.
The section of household decora-
| ticn will meet with Mrs. William H.
| Holmes, 1864 Belmont street, on Tues
day, November Is. at II am.
| The nature section will meet with
Mrs. James Baird, 1915 Newark
street, Cleveland Park, on Wednesday,
November Is At PM
Tho section Of education will meet
O'clock at the Womss's City 5si Club.
22 Jackson place.. Dr.. Philip 8. Smith
\ Of the geological vurvey win speak
| on maps and diagrams as aids in
| education: Mrs. George F. Bowerman
WIN speak on now books. especially
I vvyN wwxir
b." served at the close of the meeting.
The College Domen,s Club, 1922 I
street.-At the tea tomorrow, to 6,
Senator E. F: Ladd Of North Dakota
will speak On ''The Short Cut From the
Producer to the Consumer" The host
ess. Mrs. E. F. Burchard, assisted by
Mrs. Kaufman. Mrs. Cummings and
Mrs. Edna Jackson.
Wednesday from $50 to 1880 a re:
advisory board. Princess Cantacuzene
will be the guest OF honor and, will
speak on 'Russia's SufYering-an Ap-
peal to the American People" The
princess Is chairman Of the board of
directors Of the American central COM
the .eituation and peril Of 1t all.
Saturday At 1880. luncheon: Tho
guest Of honor, Mrs. Robert r. Griggs,
wife Of the man who discovered "the
Land OF Ten Thousand Smokes." She
was with him in Alaska ana will
tons should be made through Mrs.
William c. Van F1eck, the Victoria,
or Mrs. Pickett Of the club house not
later than Thursday.
The Anthony League met wednes-
day at 2oo7 Columbia road. Mrs.
Lillian Nicholas gave q talk on Help
the Boy to Help Himself" Miss Mich
olas gave toe dance and Miss Gret-
chen Hood sang, accompanied by Mrs.
Watson.
The guest Of honor was Mrs. Ada
c. Snyder.
oliver Hoyem urged that a COM
mtttee OF club women call on Presi-
dent Harding and present an appeal
to stay the execution of the youth
that Is to take place Friday.
Mrs. Anna e. Hendley, chairman,
department Of American citizenship
! Of the r. W. c., has called q meeting
OF delegates from all the clubs No
| vember %, 2 o'clock, 2007 Columbia
| road. to inaugurate an educational
campaign for American citisenship.
| The Colunbis HeiEAts Art Club held
it's current meeting at tho home of
Mrs. William Winter, with Miss Hill.
| the president. Is chairman.
| ture Of the meetings hereafter. and
Mrs. White. Mrs. GrandhelG. Mrs.
Briggs and Mrs. Clarke were appoint
| ed as music COMMITTEES.
| Plans wero made Tor tho club to At
tend q meeting at Masonic Temple
today, whore the Grub women OF
Warrington will voice their aenti-
ments In regard to tho limitation OF
armament.
Mrs. Ellis Logan. . former presi-
dent, was unanimously reinstated az
q member Of the club.
Mrs. Russell read a paper on the
religions OF Japan. and Mrs. Clarke