Evening star., 1922-10-08

Columbia Women of George Wash.
inSton Cniversity.-Thef first meeting
OF the new season will be held at 1895
* street Tuesday at pm. The hos
tesses will be the members of the
House committee, Mrs. John r. Lap
ham (chairman). Mrs. Robert Whit
ney Rolweil and Mrs. Charles H.
Wilcox. There will be a social half
hour. followed by the business meet
ing and reading of the history. Re-
fieshments will be served.
The Columbian Women is an organ
i.ation of alumnae, wives of faculty
members and girl students (of at
Least one years standing) of George
Washington University. In addition
to its social activities. which include
monty meetings, receptions ana an
annual dinner. the club has interested
itself in the upbuilding of the uni
NerSity. and particularly in the foster
ing Of the interests of girl students.
Among its members are many promi-
nent Women of Washington. The club
has for number of years maintained
scholarships for girl students in the
university.
The officers of the club for the
dent. Mrs John T. Erwin: vice presi-
dents. Miss Alice Henning and Mrs.
AIyron NJ. Parker; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Dewitt c. Croissant; treas
urer. Miss Julia L. V. McCord; corre-
sponding secretary, Miss RUBY
Eeyins. and historian, Miss Henryette
Brumm.
The Arts Club.-A Bal Grotesque
Is to be the Halloween feature with
which the Ar's Club will celebrate
the last evening of this month. This
To- and n
elaborate affairs this club has yet
cssayed. and because of the limited
space afforded by the clubrooms, viii
he given in the two great sculpture
studios of Mr. Henry X. Bush Brown,
president of the club. The decora-
Joining gardens will be under the
management of committee headed
by Miss Lydia Bush-Brown: the fea-
lures, which promise to follow 10
some extent the lines of Latin
Quarter carnival. will be under the
direction of G A. Lyon and Walter
Berry. and the members of the CLUB
and their guests will be asked to
appear in costumes carrying out the
designation of the entertainment
Children of the American Revolu-
tion.-The state executive met Tues
day morning in Memorial Continental
Hall, the state director. Miss Helen
r., Stout. presiding. Mrs. Fred Vol
land. in the absence of Mrs. Charles w.
Allen, acted as recording secretary.
Mrs. Jonis Holzberg. chairman OF the
entertainment committee, presented an
outline of work for the year. which Will
include several entertainments. a pa
reant will be given by a dramatic club,
composed of the G.. a. r.
Mrs. Frank W. Mondell. national
president of the c. a. R., who has just
returned from Wyoming. gave talk. in
which she urged the District {. A: X
TO help all new societies being organized
IN remote places.
Resolutions were adopted on the
death of Miss Grace NJ. Pierce, national
registrar The entertainment commit
Tee announced a card party to be given
November "A. the proceeds of which
will he used for the children's room in
the new building.
The Thursday Club gave its first
dinner under auspices of the Cath-
oiic Women's Service Club. at Sol f
street Addresses were made by Rev
John NJ Mcnamara. Rev. Francis j.
Hurney and Rev. Father Morris. Mrs
Rebecca Stanley reported that 800
Catholic women and girls visiting
Washington were entertained at the
club last month. She also made re-
mort showing the financial excellence
of the organization. The third an
niversary of the National Catholic
Community House, under auspices OF
the service club, will be marked by
A drive for new members. Forty dele