Evening star., 1921-03-20

| rectors' reception this afternoon, 4.SO
to 6 o'clock.
! Miss Della Sheldon Jackson will
preside at the meeting of the business
and professional women Wednesday
evening, when the Misses Mcdowell
will give a program Of Hawaiian mu-
sic. with readings by Mrs. William f.
Chamberln.
The weekly club day being on Holy
Thursday. the entertainment commit
| tee has dispensed with the usual ac-
| tivities for the evening.
| Saturday afternoon DR.. George w.
Johnston will give the fourth and last
of his series Of library talks on the
! drama. the subject being dialogue
and Illustrative Action" emphasized
| by passages from plays by oscar
! Wilde. Maeterlinck, kreymbors, Gui-
| try and Reinhardt.
! Several members of the committee
| to aid St Mary's Industrial Schoo.
went to Baltimore last Sunday 10 get
| Il first hand view of the ihSti'u.,o,.
! and found among other things. ina.
the fncul,y and students comprised
| twenty-three sects. lawn tete 10
aid the raising of the fund is planned
, by Miss Elena Tortorella. wee cna'i
| man under the supervision or MRS:
William r. Chamberlin. chairman OF
| the committee on public relief.
| Mrs O. I. Woodley, chairman ol tne
civic section. has planned prog ram
, TO be announced in the April Duiie'ih.
! The Monday ExeninE Club VIII me-
! tomorrow at pm. in the auaitot 'u",
! of the Cosmos Club. subject "oe'a'
Service and Medical Relief "ork III
| Government Departments speahs
Mrs. Olive Ross. director OF "eliar.
service war Departments: Miss mary
p,,,,d chiaf of the personnel service
| section of war risk insurance anu
mr. Martha Burritt. physician ia
! charge of medical relief work
urv Department. Discussion HUN >"e
! floor
The Twentieth Century Ciub.-ine .Sc LINZ
parliamentary law section OF .ne -
viii meet Tuesday morning az
| o'clock at the Y. W. c. a. bulidins'
1888 F. street. The section OF f.ar
oIogy will meet at 80 Tuesda! 49, 49,.
noon at the home OF Mrs; ,ern,v oonn "a at :
o'clock the French section VIII me- NE
at the residence of the leader. NIT
Iobn Van Schaick. 1917 Massachusetts
avenue. Assisting hostesses lot .n
day are Mrs. Ernest +. Blchse,i aft' 'ftu
ernoon at 8 o'clock the art section
will meet at 1447 Irving street. wheh
the subject to be treated Will De ana
tole France.
Th. Colonial Daughters of America
mot Tuesday evening at the nome oi
Mrs. F. r. Fernald, with MIS- =. w :
sheriff and Mrs. f. NJ. Triepel as as
sisting hostesses. Eight new mempers
were admitted to the cnapte ro,, was
the business meeting a program wa, Mas
rendered by Miss Frances 'uteii's
tnjanist: Mrs. Goodman, reading, ana
;paper on The Lost Eppire' was reao
by Mrs. Casnovia.
The National Pen League and inter.
national Literary Association me.
Wednesday in the i.afayette soi"
room and discussed Celtic litera a'uIe
DR.. Dunn was the chief speaker ana
Miss Minnix sang.
<evcomb Club met Friday after
moon with Miss Emma Reily; DISCUS
sion of the new educational depart
went as embodied in the smith-
Towner bill was led by Mrs r. X.
Hardness.
The Cultu. Club met Tuesday with
Mrs Charles F.: Nesbit; rapsrs "tS Ms Ms
W T over and Mrs Noel Bark sdafe-
Guests: Mrs Frank Nesbit and Mrs.
Colbert
District Chapter, Founders and r.
trIots Of America, met Friday at the
! home of Mrs. Margaret q. De Woil,
! with Mrs Irving Frickey and MISS
Jessie Goodrich as hostesses Ine ioi.
lowing officers were elected for the
wear: President Mrs. Margaret 4.
/ De Wolf: vice president. Mrs. May
, G. Beach: recording secretary. Mrs.
I stephen j. Murphy: CORRESPONDING
! secretary. Mrs. Bertha W. crane
Ii D,,S- nc
! trar. Miss Lillian A. Norton; historian
Mrs. Edwin Kirk: color bearer MIS-
| irving Frickcy: chaplain. Mrs Caro-
! line a kinsIcv Mrs. Charles ". Bar
rctt was elected delegate to the gen
cral court to be held at the Raielgh
Hotel. April u. The president APP
nointcd the following alternates 10
! the general court: President, Mrs. ,.
, !. Murphy; vice president. mrs; ". n.
/ Rarrass: delegate. Miss l.. A. Norton.
! Tb. Short story Club met Tuesday
evening at the League of American
! Penwomen. with President Moore IN
. r.. chair and Arthur b. White in
/ charge of the program
/ The first number was piano SOLO
! by Miss Eleanor Dixon. Following
F; the reading of the minutes. Miss Es-
! tcllc Murray. accompanied by Miss
/ Cecilia O'Dea sang. Miss Mary caro-
line Farmer read an original maga-
zine sketch. Robert S. Moore read
an original story, followed by a vio-
! lin solo by Bradley Dixon and
! clarinet solo by Donald Dixon both
accompanied by Miss Dixon.
i Dialect readings were given by
! W. Alfred Falconer. Calvin Dixon
/ gave a cornet solo. accompanied by
Miss Dixon. Maurice Jarvis recited
and told humorous anecdotes. Ihe
! concluding numbers were musical
! selections by the Dixon Orchestra
!; Messrs. Bradley, Calvin and Donald
Dixon and Miss Eleanor Dixon.
! ID. F.. T.. A. executive committee held
F., Cprnwell. Mrs Mcintosh vice presI-
denc. presiding. 1t was announced
that thirty-one members were added
! to the society and that the lineage
hook would soon be ready. An in
/ formal reception and conference will
! be held April 13 at the Raleigh Hotel
and the general court will convene
! at the ho.el April IA at 1880 am.
(, Petworth Woman's Clubs literary
; committee met Monday evening at the
| homo of Mrs. Bissell. Mrs. Knox and
| Mrs. Schwartz gave talks on Maeter-
| linck.
! Holcomb Chapter. d. A. r.. met
4, Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Edwin
A. Hill, with Miss Hazelton. Miss
Jacobus and Miss Kelsey. as joint
vice regent. presided. Mrs. Howard
! l.. Hodgkins and Mrs. Nina Van
Wrinkle made addresses.
Constitution Chapter. ID. A. r.. was
entertained Tuesday evening in the
ed by Mrs. Edward T. Perkins. The
vice regent, Mrs. William c. Sanford,