Evening star., 1922-01-15
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

| tAll notices for this department
must be in The Star office by Thurs
! day at 3 pm. Important meetings
that occur later will be published II
space permits.)
The Women's, CITY Ciub-Mrs. Ran
dolph Dickins is hostess this after
noon at tea from, to $3.50. The
chairman Of tho entertainment COM
mittee announces a musical evening
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Potter. to-
morrow at $40 pm. On Wednesday al
IS pm. c. j. Blanchard will deliver
, lecture, illustrated by slides ,sI, anu
, pire." This lecture will toho" an
| informal dinner OF the business ana
professional women's section. Whtch
, will be held at $3.50, PM the lp1ats
committee announces that Mrs. foo-
ert Z. Nelson will. on Saturday. Jan
| nary 81. at 4:45 pm. deliver sec
ond lecture on "The Topics of the
Day"
! The state Board Of the c. A.. II. met
Mrs. Charles W. Allen. l45l Rhode
| island avenue. Miss Helen L. stout
state director. presided. 1t was oe,
cided to have a card pavty al ane
| Women's City Club TUESDAY, .lanHaI!
ii. from to S o'clock in the after after
noon. for the benefit of the patriotic
work of the G. a. r. The ian. .ra
cific Unioni has invited the Chiidreil
! Of the American Revolution 10 ACT
right and left guards TO the naes pl
presented to the president at the
| white House January e.
f;o,,cre Women's Club. 1922 l street.
/ Tomorrow from 4 to pm, Yea
( hostesses, section 8. Ine sIr reSs
! Of Ohio, will speak at o'GocS. M.s -
I Eess WIN receive with Mrs. Basli N.
| ManIey. president. and Mrs r. i. r.
| johnson. chairman. Miss mary Iie.s
| viii preside at the tea table ass's.ea
by Mrs. D. Roberts HarFer. Sar,c Sa y
| pyle. DR.. Ada Thomas. Mrs. 7; Janney
/ E,.own Miss Louise Carmen. MISS Al
| be,.ta Wilson, Mrs. f. H. Rahso'n.'
I Miss Aunera Perry. Mrs: Dean Haio.
! well. Miss Altha Goons, MRS; Mil,.am Nan
! s. Culbertson. Miss Alice raul Haiss
| Belle Worth Ragley and Mrs j. irving
Steel. All Bryn Mawr. swartnmoae
| and Wilson College women are espe-
| cially invited.
j saturday at 1890 pm. luncheon
! Nj SIS Scan1on. publicity agent TOT !he
1
arms conference, will be the house
| suest and speak on Life in New Aea-
land. Mrs. Ernest r. Burchard is IN
! charge.
| THE ANIMAL reception and banquet
will be held February 70 at Rau
scher's. Mrs. Martin a. Morrlsom 70
chairman Of committee on arrange
ments.
| The CuItus Club met Tuesday at the
| home of Mrs. Charles Demonet Inc
| first paper, given b! MIS-; is "lIan
f: of Reconstruction" and was handled
! in an able manner Mrs. William II.
| ShoIes' tonic was THE United states
! Supreme Court" and The JuVenile
| Court" which she treated as Two als-
! tinct subjects. making an interesting
! whole. The third and last paper Tor
I the day was read by Mrs. william
knowles Cooper entitled Our Young
! scouts" Mrs, Cooper told of the good
| work accomplished by the Boy scouts,
| and also spoke of the work the young
! girls are doing along the same line:
! The Dsblaren Terrace Thursday
| C.ub met with Mrs. Archie Cummings.
! 1916 kearney street northeast. Atter
! the luncheon a business meeting was
| held and work for the year discussed.
The, next meeting vii! De hsiu son,a ~
=
/ Mrs. l.dward J. Duties, 2Al2 lZth
. street northeast.
| e<-he American WOmen's LegiOn-The
i growth and expansion OF the worn
, nj this legion are demonstrated Dy tne
! activities of it's members. Mrs. James
! W. Wadsw orth, jr., Is president. ana
! there are now some fifteen units In
| the District of Columbia, with others
! in several of the United States. vary
| ing from 30 to $50 members each.
| The George baldwin Mccoy Unit.
! Mrs. W. l. Mccoy. president. is iden-
! titled with cooperation with the pub
I lie health service for relef OF
| pa tents in Mount Alto and other hos
pitfalls. Just before Christmas th,s
unit conducted sale of articles made
in the reconstruction hospitals. re-
i alizinc over $1,000. which amount was
turned over to the authorities for
the men who made them. This unit
| has Just reelected its officers. the
others being Vice president. Mrs. r.
Lester Jones; secretary, Mrs. Cary v.
Hodgson; treasurer. Mrs. Robert Coe.
and so the next years work Is as
sured in spirit and success.
The Maine Untt-Mrs. L. d. Gasser.
/ preside --specializes in more social
entertainment of the service men and
has given much joy through its hos
pitality, extended at 240o 18th
street. both at Thanksgiving and
Christmas. They also. have aroused
interest in perpetuating the music
and songs identified. with the war,
which did so much to cheer the Amer
lean Army.
The Alexander Il. Andersen Unit
/ Mrs A. X. Anderson, president-gives
practical relief to the patients at
Walter Reed 4 committee goes there
lregularly to mend, and render any
needed service: also it specfalizes
| in promoting patriotic education. and
! to this end it gives an annual prize
Of a silver loving cup to the high
| school cadet company winning the
competitive drill. This unit also CO.
operates with the Russian Refugee
! Relief in aid of the destitute Rus
SLAMS in Turkey.
7 Janet Montgomery Chapter. ID. A. r..
| Of Maryland, met Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Lewis Jackson, 1927 o
street, with the regent. Mrs Frank
r. stone. presiding. Reports of off,
I! GERS showed the chapter to be in q
f1ourishing condition. Mrs. H. c.
Kiernan gave talk on Americaniza-
ton. The hostess presented the
1 chapter with gavel made of oak
wood taken from the Francis Scott
Key mansion, formerly in George
town. Miss Wingate, chairman of
the bylaw committee, reported prog
ress in preparations to revise the
!; bylaws. The next meeting will be
| held at the residence of Mrs. Estelle
/ =. Weaver. IL Shepherd street, Chevy
| Chase, Md. February II. at which
time the election Of delegates will
! n .t1n ~