Evening star., 1922-12-16

Anthony League. Mrs. jeanette IL.
Wade of Boston gave an account OF
Curative Psychology. with particular
reference to the method OF Coue.
Thursday, before the league MEM
bers, and Mrs. Amy C. Ransome read
a paper on the question OF sex educa-
tion In the home. Music was provided
by Miss Fay Moorrnan, accompanied
by Miss Stella Duke. The Anthony
League booth for the sale Of Christ
mas seals is under the direction OF
DIR. Ada T. wahlen. at the Metropoli-
tan Bank Mrs. Percy NJ. Bailey re-
ported a profit Of SEQ from the league
table at the bazaar for the Crittentoh
Home.
will be at the headquarters OF the
General Federation of Woman's CLUBS.
1884 n street, Wednesday from TO
pm There will be short business
meeting at 5 to be followed at
O'Clock by Mrs William. Woln- Smith
with an account Of her recent trip to
the Hawaiian Islands. MRS. george
W. Parks will sing. accompanied oS
Mrs. Irene> Miller Chainey: Mrs. Heo-
wood Vandergrift will act as hostess'
with Miss Mary L. Heyler assisting:
Miss Bede e. Johnson. chairman OF
legislation, will report pending iesIs
i,ston AFFECTING women and children.
especially the Calder bill Tor NOM
er's pensions, the Dyer anti-lyncnns
bill. and bills for civic betterment, az
the next meeting of the league. All
visiting club women welcomed.
women.s City Club.-Mrs. Edith S.
salisbury will be hostess at tea !or
members and guests from ''V u "
morrow.
There will be a musical evening. un-
der the direction Of Mrs. Gertrude Lyons
Monday at 5 80 o'clock. The program
viii include Joseph kaspar. assisted oS
Rafael Bucca, Giuseppe Bottazzi, ana
fsaac Minovich, vioiinists, with Ethel
.Hrrett. Dora Minovlch, and Cecilia
O'Dea at the piano.
The business and professional women
will give an informal dinner Wednesday
It $50 PM. followed by an lliust.a .ateu eu
s.ture by John Marston Goodwin, on
''C,hromatos.a phy." showing color charts,
pectrum blending. etc, as related TO
lone decoration.
lie Cercle Francais de washingtoa,
les Precieuses Ridicules, met at the
iome of Mrs Arthur Powell Davis.
\ reception in honor of the return.
rom u long stay in California OF
me of its members. Mrs. Bessie
Edison. was 4 feature of the last meet
'ng The minutes were read by MIR.
Jackson Kebltnger. and the treasur-
..r's report was given by Mr.. Charles
Hull Probert.
Miss Marie-Leontine Becker. read a
cordial letter of appreciation from
or of the Belgium embassy. and Nine.
Van Crombrugge.
The following program was given:
Group Of songs. by Mile. Diane De-
~aulinier; ta) "Je t'aime trop"; lb)
'Je Noudrais": recitation. by Mrs.
.,.~ty -te- ~
Jessie Edison. Isl Mes Ners ayaient
',cs Allies; Charade. by Mrs. ]. w.
Ickie and Mrs. bessie Edison.
woman's Auxiliary. A. NJ. NJ. E., and
\. P.-Wives of Washington sci
.atists banded together in the Dis
-ict section OF the Won,an's AUX
iary of the American Mining and
'retallurgical Engineers and allied
Professions held their monthly busi-
ess meeting and luncheon Tuesday
the dining room of the League of
mcrican Pen Women's headquarters.
emission for the use of the dining
pom having been granted through
lie courtesy of Mrs. H. S. Mulliken, a
IeTnber of both organizations.
DIR. George Otis Smith, head Of the
eoloeical survey and a recently ap-
ointed member Of the fact finding
pal commission, who was the guest
honor and speaker at the luncheon
uesday. waived the customary habit
{ formal speaking and devoted the
our to answering scientific ques-
ions. chiefly those pertinent to the
esources of our country today. DR..
'mith was introduced by Mrs. H. Fos-
er Balm. local chairman Of the A. l..
tircctor of the bureau of mines. and
ross-ouestioned by Mrs. George
,oggshall, treasurer of the local or
;anization, and over twenty other
members attending the luncheon.
Sharing honors with DR.. Smith as
speaker was Miss A. c. Koerper.
chairman of the Braille work for the
blind for the American Red Cross,
who has a corps of volunteers under
her supervision for brailling books
Miss koerper has her Office in the
Library of Congress and is carrying
on the work originated by her and
Miss Mabel Boardman, the first meet
ing of the volunteers for this work
having been held in the home Of Mrs.
Larz Anderson.
The organization of the District
section of the a. /. NJ. and NJ. E., now
two years old. will hold Its luncheons
on the second Tuesday Of each month
hereafter in the club dining room of
the League of American Pen Women
headquarters.
League OF American Pen Women.-
Mrs Louis N Geldert, national presi-
dent, and chairman Of the poets
committee for the District branch.
called the second meeting of her COM
mittee Thursday morning at the club
house for the completion OF plans for
the poets dinner to be given here
January 10 for men and women. The
place, hour and names of honor
gusets will be announced later.
The b. ID. Club met recently at the
was served and plans discussed for
the annual banquet and theater party.
Those present were Mrs. Anna Har-
Ney, Mrs. Frank Linthicum. Mrs. Mary
Galloway. Mrs. Nellie Patterson. Mrs.
Efie Briggs. Mrs. Flora Campbell.
NJ. Linthicum. The club will meet
with Mrs. Harvey Monday. Mrs. SAL
lie Lewis was guest of honor.
Stonewall jackson Chapter, U. ID. c.,
met Monday night at Confederate Me-
mortal Home. Mrs. Tuck, president,
gave a talk on the national conven-
tion recently held at Birmingham,
Ala. After routine business was dis
posed of the annual election Of off,
GERS for the ensuing year resulted as
follows: President, Mrs. Albion Will
kins Tuck; first vice president, Mrs.
Flora Barr; second vice president,
Miss Marie Mcguire; recording Sec
spending secretary. Mrs. William A.
King; treasurer, Miss Margaret ".
Cockrell; registrar. Mrs. Charles
Bruce; historian, Mrs. Nelson p. Web
s.er: custodian. Mrs. James T. Eslin:
auditor, Mrs Marion G. Scharr: chap
lain, Miss Fannie Adams. and par
Humanitarian, Mrs. william B. New
man.
A social hour followed, during
which Mrs. Mary Goolsby Shivers
gave selections on the piano and Mr..