Evening star., 1921-06-05

The Women's City CIub.-Mrs. Nina
Allender will be hostess at the oi-
rectors' reception this afternoon
from 4:30 to o'clock. The folioWlns
members were elected at the last poaru
meeting: Mrs. Charles II. Bisseii. NILS
c. NJ. Bruce. Miss Marie l.. Gilman.
Mrs. Louise b. Peters. Mrs. Ralph L.
Rowles. Miss Maude Il. stearns' Mr.'
d. Edgar Stephen. Miss Mary M
Thompson. Mrs. Gilbert L. Hail. u
Belle Painter Nafr.
At a meeting Tuesday evening u
make further plans for the 'n'uso"
mer carnival, Mrs. S. -Nickolaus pre-
senfed a tray, which was turned over
to a committee composed OF "' %
Mary McCloskey. Mrs A. +. Lat'"e.'
Miss Bessie Wollard, Mrs. Laura ~
Bradley. and others to be added. MRS.
LYMAN b. Swormstedt announced
towel booth; Mrs. Belle wills tooH
charge of fancy. table with the !oI-
lowing on her committee: MISS Hmr.
trude F. Leonard, Mrs. Nell M. Dun
lap, Miss Nell ". Price. Mrs. w. L.
Thurber, Miss Clara A. Smith. or.
May johnson. Miss Clara r. saun ,
ders. Mrs John Mason Brown anu
Miss Annie Biscoe. Mrs. K. q. Jones
who will have charge of the dancins. q :,
gave the names of her committee as
follows: Mrs. Edith Penn Han, MT
Mabel Manuel, Miss Hazel Swift, MISS
Mary Benton Wright and MISS al
nerva Bailey in charge OF the mus
The china and glass booth was placed
in charge of Mrs. Mary w. Burton
Another meeting Will be neio "
morrow at s o'clock.
The CuItu. Club met Tuesday with
| Mrs. w. S. Corby at her nome.
| Scontemporaneous Playwrights." by
Mrs. william sholes. and "Moderi1
Musicians" by Mrs. Ralph Barnard
we're presented. Mrs. Barnard IN hei
account of the lives and works o.
some of the better known muslciani
illustrated her theme by singing eA
amples from each. while Mrs. Shoies
gave a short resume of one or mor'
plays by prominent dramatists.
The Anthony League closed its sea
! son with houseboat party on tnt
Potomac. given by Mr.. and Mrs L. ~ ~
! Schroeder. No further activities VII
| be conducted until October
The Woman's single Tax Ciu'
and it's friends held their annual pic
! mic last sunday at the home In Riv
erdale. Md. of Col. H. Martin VIII
| liams and his niece. Mrs: jessie =
| Lane. After picnic dinner ao
| drasses were given on the lawn. sen
ator Laid of North Dakota, who tolt
| of the many progressive measure:
| nass-d by the farmers of his state
! in the interest of the people al
against the profiteer. Other speaker
we're William Dean Ham, presiden
Of the District Single Tax Associa
| tion. Western starr. James Hugi
| Kelley. Edward keating. business dl
rector of the Plumb Plan League
| Mrs. Alice Thacher Post, BenJamii
salmon, the hunger striker released
from prison last fall after all e1
| forts to break his strike had Iaiied
Thomas Eagan. Mrs. Lucy X. swan
| ton. president Of the Womans Single
| Tax Club of the District. and Ihom
as r. Monahan.
The Capitol Society, Children o
Am mericnn Revelation. met IN Statuar!
| Hall May 80. and under the direction
Of Mrs. Henry Fenno Sawtelle., presl
dent of the society, and led oy the
! colorbearer, Matthew Trimble Saw
| telle. marched to the statues of revo
| lutionary heroes. each child placing :
wreath and flag at the base OF s
statue and giving a short sketch o
| the hero's life. At the conclusion o!
| the services. which included thu