Evening star., 1921-10-23


7omen,s Clubs that, the meeting which
as to have been held at IL am. to-
borrow has been postponed until the
porning of Monday. October 81. Mrs. \
w. FrizzeH. president Of the District
ederation. changed the date SO that
pc Club women may hear Mrs. Thomas
Winter, president Of the G. F. w. c.,
that time. This will be the first
neeting of the club year. Mrs. Winter
pines to Washington to speak at the
Inference on arms limitation.
women's.. City CIub-Tea will be
erved as, usual this afternoon. The
osress will be Mrs. Edna D. Bennett,
SISTED by Miss Ray De Almond, Miss
Tia Underwood and Mrs. Meta Wells.
Iiss Andre Roberts will pour. Mem
ers and their friends are invited.
cen taking an active part in the plans
haugurated by the Commissioners for
baking. the city more attractive for the
rms conference. The talk given by Col.
herrill; before the club on this subject
stimulated the interest of the club
hat a special committee was appointed
cooperate with the various organiza-
Ions interested in this work. The MEM
ers of this committee, of which Mrs
Richard Fay jackson is chairman, are
drs. James Baird, Mrs. Austin H. Clark,
frs. Whitman Cross, Mrs. William Eel
pm Ham. Mrs. Philip Sidney Smith, Miss
race L. Temple. The committee held
meeting Thursday evening in the Mu-
tcipal building to arrange plans for
onducting the work in a systematic and
Efficient manner, in cooperation with
everal other organizations. sixty of
Fhich were represented. Mrs. Jackson
resided. The speakers We're Col.
harles Keller, Col. c. o. Sheriff.. Col.
Robert H. Harper. E c. Brandenburg
nd the Superintendent of the pubic
chools, Frank w. Ballou. The board OF
irectors will meet with the president.
Irs. William H. Heron, Florence Court,
Thursday, October 81, at IL am.
The nature section held its annual
heeting at the residence of the chair
nan, Mrs. Leo d. Miner, 1886 Vernon
treet. Thirty members were present
nd the scheme of outings, lectures and
ocial meetings for the winter was dis
ussed. !
The first outing will be to the Oaks.
"a, and members will meet at the Mt.
Vernon railroad station, Pennsylvania
venue and 18th street, at 8 80 am,
Wednesday, October 26.
Chapter House Committee. District
b. A. r.. met Monday. when plans
1ere made to raise funds for a head
huarters for the District organiza-
ions. The society is growing so
fapidly that a chapter house becomes
necessity. Il is doing good work
Tor the District in preserving historic
pots and in Americanization and pa
riotic education, and will be able to
Increase its efficiency when establish
Id in home of it's own. The first
-olume of the Book of Biographical
nfrtt. IC
becoming very popular and Will be a
valuable historic record of the So
tietys who's Who"
The Political study Club had its
initial meeting of the season in the
gold ballroom of the Franklin Square
Hotel yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
bames Campbell Cantrell, the re-
elected president. presided and intro
huced the speaker, Assistant Secretary
bf the Treasury Edward Clifford, VINO
Talked on the different activities OF
he Treasury Department and the way
they serve the American people. The
president announced a series of such
Topics to be presented during the sea-
son, which will give to the rnempsr-
hip of the club comprehensive idea
BIZ our government and the way 1t
serves the people. Twenty-one new
members were admitted and the mat
Ter of the club banquet was dis
snssed.
Mrs. S. d. Boak and Mrs. Maynard
= Burreu were hostesses for the
afternoon and the musical numbers OF
the program were under the direction
bf Mrs Frank Howard. Mrs. Can
krell called the board of directors OF
The club together at her nome on
kenyon street "Wednesday aiternoIh
{o make plans for the years work;
Social features were. discussed ana
Inc year book accepted. 1t was agreed
10 have board meetings In private
homes during the winter.
The Mrs, Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent,
daughters of Veterans. met MONDAY.
|A resolution was adopted 1nqorsins
the name of Maj. DEAN as pIoDs pis
chairman of the Soldiers ana SaaoEs .
home in this city. Fhe en-
fertainment committee is planning
social evening at the meeting to De
held November Z.
The short story Club held its first
meeting for the season n TUESDAY soa at snb s1h
street u Miss Mary C. Farmer. vice
president, presided in the absence OF
President r. S. Moore, VINO IS IN.
.ewis J. Moneyway outlined the es-
pecial points to be emphasizea Ia m arhs ms
Technique of the Short Story" The
Remainder Of the program was OF an
Informal nature, being Remi.
nescences," snap shots of the past
summers recreation. a number OF the
members contributing many interest
{ng and amusing incidents. At the
next meeting. which is scheduled for
he third Tuesday of November, at the
w. c. T. u. rooms, the first lnstan,
nent of the composite story composed
by Miss Mary c. Farmer will be read
and other interesting numbers will be
m the program. which is in charge
of Miss Riggs.
be a permanent place of meeting.
Judge Lynn ClI-pter. ID. A. r.. held
IN first meeting of the season Octo-
her Is at the apartment OF Mrs. James
p. Cromwell, 1913, Clifton street, with
Mrs. William d. slaughter, vice re-
M. Robbins. regent, gave an address
bf the recent pageant held at Ply
Mouth, Mass. Reports showed the
chapter to be in prosperous Condition.
The District of Columbia Chapter Of
Founders and Patriots of America
met Friday evening at the home OF
Irs Theodore A. Hostetler. 1893 1Sth
ktreet. Mrs. o. H. Barrass and Mrs.
Margaret G. DeWolf were hostesses;
6everal new members were admitted
Ind a letter was read from Mrs. War
len G. Harding accepting honorary
membership in the chapter. The pro,
ram consisted of 'Travelogues and
Eccounts were given of the Plymouth
bageant by Mrs. St Clair and DR..
Hawkins and DR.. DeVries.
Nine. Hugh will give an illustrates
ecture on "a Six-week Scramble
rhrough Switzerland" tomorrow at
o.m. The "scrambles,' were taken at
he request of the American Wom-
bn's club of Paris. of which Nine.
Iusli is member, and were pub
ished in the Partisan edition of