Evening star., 1922-12-30

SAty NI0Us-h SuEnCy NAh
ntr for members and guests will be
served In the grill from $50 to Z on
New Year day. The entertainment
committe will give dance at $50
o'clock New Year night. Refresh
ments will be served in the grill.
The French section. under the su-
pervision Of Nine. Noel, is meeting
regularly at s o'clock on Tuesdays
for dinner and conversation. There
is no charge connected with affiliation
with this section. but members are
requested to observe the bylaws with
tregard to inviting guests to- the
cercle.
be held at 8 pm. Wednesday evening.
Tho public relief committee will
meet at 7:40 pm Friday evening.
This committee announces q dinner
for Wednesday night. January 10.
Mrs. John S. Bennett. founder Of the
speak and Mrs. W. E. Chamberlain
will preside.
Or. sylvanus G. Morley of the Car
negie Institution will give an illus
tfated lecture on Maya Arts and
Architecture" at tes, from to on
Sunday January
The District Of Columbia Federation
OF WOmen's Clubs will meet Tuesday
evening at 1880 o'clock at the head
quarters of the General Federation,
1874 N street northwest. Special re-
ports OF the biennial will be given by
| Mrs. Ellis Logan. Mrs. Virginia White
Speel. Miss Cornelia Hill and Miss l..
Williamson. At 8 o'clock a special
musical and literary program will be
given. Mrs. Louise N. Geldert, ma
tional president of the League Of
American Pen Women. will give selec-
tions from her writings. AS the busi-
ness meeting Of the evening will be
curtailed for the enjoyment OF "A
social hour club women are invited to
bring their husbands.
Tuesday night. at 623 9Th street.
when musical and literary program
will be presented. Frances Shea.
soprano: c. \. Pendleton. baritone.
and Elizabeth Gardner Coombs. ac-
companist. will render selections. Miss
Henrietta Riggs will give the short
story OF the evening. with helpful
Roberts Rhinehart. and Mrs. Gertrude
B. Thomas will deal with the poets
Of out time. r. B. Moore will con-
tinue the composite story and Mrs.
Mira Metcalf and H. Selah will con-
! tribute humorous features. The pro-
gram Is in charge of Mrs. Virginia
King Frye.
The Anthony League will meet at
headquarters OF the G. F. W. c., 1874
" street. Thursday evening. There
| will be r. short business meeting at
7:3o o'clock. and the program will
begin at $50. Miss Maude Alton will
have charge OF the program. which
will represent the two committees Of
the league: Americanization and ma
| tional representation for the people
of the District. Students Of the
American!zation School will sing
! America the Beautiful" n. Alacan-
| mandolin. Mrs. Mary Zalipsky. former
! ly professor in the Tiflis Academy
i of Music. will sing. and Tamana
Zanoff will render piano solo. Brief
| addresses will be made by Judge
! Frederick L. Siddons. Judge Kathryn
\ Judge Mary O'Toole of the Municipal
Court. followed by the dramatic read
! ing scene from the District Of Colum-
| bia pageant. THE Spirit OF the Dis
trict of Columbia Speaks for Her
| Citizens" which was written by Miss
I Ada Louise Townsend in honor of the
| District of Columbia night, March %,
! 1891, and Will be recited by Miss
| Townsend.
An invitation is extended to the
members of the District of Columb bia
League of Woman Voters. the citizens
| associations and all other organiza-
tions interested in the subject of
| t,Alnericanization and national repre-
! sentation for the District of Columbia
| Arts Club.-Christmastid was em-
phasized Tuesday evening. when
! members and guests enjoyed "A Christ :
| mas Evening With Dickens ar
! Henry X. Bush-Brown and Mrs. Min
nigerode Andrews. Those taking part
in the scene Of Mrs Boffln Would
! Adopt an Orphan" were Rev. John ].
Queally. Mrs. George Fl. Dawson. Mr..
/ and Mrs. Walden Fawcett, Mrs Black
and Messrs; James Axton: Fred Booth
by and Robert krater. Those depict
ing "A Romantic Episode in Mrs
! Nickelby's Life" were Mrs. Bush
Brown. Miss Severn and Mr.. Young.
Mr. Pickwick's Affair With Mrs. Bar
dell" was enacted by Mrs. Bush
Brown and DR. w. L. Sanerd. and the
scene entitled Mr.. Dombey Nipred.'
Hendley and Mr.. Holcombe. Mrs.
Lima Dakin Gibbs contributed to the
Evenings entertainment by singing
Dickens poem. "oh, Dainty Plant
Is the Ivy Green" set to music by
Tiffany. and group of Mrs. Lovette's
| music pupils. arrayed in costumes of
the period of Dickens. rendered a
number of old English carols.
Tho Shakespeare Society will meet
Tuesday S pm. at 1715 I street. Dean
William A. Wilbur of George Wash
ington University will speak on
Shakespeare and the American
Snirit and II n r Never chief
photographer Of the Library of Con-
gress. on Shakespeare and the Ii
brarian.", Clarence e. Reubsam and
Elton B. Taylor will give q dramatic
reading of one OF the clown scenes
from Two Gentlemen Of Verona" All
interested are invited to attend.
lie Cercle Frnncais de Warrington
Les Precieuses Ridicules met Wednes-
| day at the home Of Mrs. Bessie Edison.
! Miss Julia Rogers was elected to
| membership. and after the reading
| Of the minutes by Miss Marie-Leon-
was rendered:
Recitations by Nine. Blanche Remy,
| (a) lie Vent" td'Haroucourt) and
(b) LA Lettre dune Fauvette" (Bo-
| trel): reading by Edmond Becker OF
! the translation of DR.. Harvey w
to Subscribe to Belief That Germany
Is Near Collapse: recitations.N Mile
| Georgette Marriott. -(a) La Brise
(Zamacois) and (b) Stances a
| Ninon" ode Musset). To conclude a
perfect program and soiree. Mrs. Bes-
! sic Edison gave her French lecture
/ of her two-year stay in California,
sisted by her son. Edison Edison. from
Culver who ia spendinp his Christ :