Evening star., 1922-03-19
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

conclusion regarding the novel as the
play. chat out Of much confusion ana
OF the noYel Is emerging. The litera-
ture section will continue its work
through April and May. with a con-
stderation of the contemporary In
the book world.
The household decoration section
William H. Holmes, 145% Bslment
street. Tuesday at IL am. Mrs
Holmes will speak on the arrange
ment of furniture in the home.
The archaeological section will meet
at the residence of Mrs. John Lowe,
pm. Mrs Charles H. Merwin will
give q paper on Copan.
Mrs. Leo D. Miner will meet the
residence of Mrs. John Van Schalck,
jr., 1417 Massachusetts, avenue. We'd
nesday at $3.50 pm. Nine. Bimont
will DO the speaker of the afternoon
and Miss Brown will sing.
Mrs. eLo D. Miner will meet the
members of the nature section at
Dupont Circle, Wednesday at 1 pm.
for trip to Cabin John.
The art section will meet at 1447
Irving street, Thursday at pm: Mrs.
Robert e. Cook will give q talk on
architecture.
College Women's Club. 1872 Eye
street-Tomorrow. I to- 8 pm, tea
Hostess. section x, Miss Mia F. Allen,
chairman. Tho guest of honor Will
be DR.. e. Dana Durand. head Of the
partment Of Commerce. who Will
speak on paper Money In Eastern
Europe" Mrs. Basil NJ. Manley will
receive. with Miss Allen and Mrs.
William Frazer Mcdowell. At the
tea table Mrs. Fred w. Ashley will
man. Wednesday the College Wom-
ems Club will meet at $50 pm. Miss
Carrie NJ. Davis will be hostess, as
sisted in receiving by the program
committee. The guest of honor and
speaker will be DR.. Thomas E. Green
at 2:15 and S:15 pm. card parties and
bridge and five hundred will be
played. Mrs. William c. Van Week
is in charge of this. the fourth OF the
series given by the finance com
mittee.
The Cultus Club met at the home Of
Mrs. George w. Harris Tuesday. In
cluded in the program was paper
on "Mormonism," by Mrs. William r.
Myers. and ono on Modern Holland"
by Mrs. Harris.
The WOmen's Overseas Service
League will give its bi-monthly party
at st. Elizabeth's Hospital. in ward
bars of the league invited. There
will be games, dancing and light re-
freshmentS.
An entertainment at Mount Alto
hospital hut was given under the
auspices of the league Monday night
vvA ine tn n
solos. She was accompanied. by Miss
Johnson. Miss Margaret Paine sang.
The Woma1'n Club Of Bethesda was
entertained by Mrs. Earl .Chaffee
Tuesday. A resolution was passed to
appoint two members to go to An
napolis whenever a bill is before the
legislators in which the club is in
tereSted, transportation expenses to
be betrayed by the club.
The prospect of clubhouse was
discussed. one member stating $500
had been promised by another mem
ber to start with.
The District Of Columbia Chapter.
with Mrs. Elma r. Saul of 10th street
Tuesday evening, with Mrs. Sheriff
and Miss Whitney as assisting hos
tesses. and Miss Maud Morris. regent.
in the chair. Miss Burklin of Friend
ship House spoke Of work being done
there in the interest Of children in
the neighborhood. and the chapter
voted money toward the work. Mrs.
G. NJ. Brumbaugh read a paper on
the Pilgrims Guests were Mrs.
Charles w. Barrett. Mrs. Silverthorn
and Mrs. J. B. Lillibridge.
Marcia Burns Chapter, d. A. r.. met
Wednesday evening At the home of
its regent. Mrs. Elizabeth NJ Hesse.
the Revolution" written by Mrs.
Ethel. was read by Miss Gutelius.
Mrs. Harriet E. Flandreau Of Mount
Vernon, N. Y, was q guest.
Wendell Wolfe Chapter, ID. A. r..
Street The hostesses were Mrs. A.
S. Boles, Mrs. A. NJ. Bunten, Mrs. G.
C. Burton and Miss Ella Luckett. The
regent, Mrs. II. c. Oberholser. pre-
sided. In memory of Miss Harriet
Blanchard Dickson, a deceased char
American flag has been presented to
the Matthew T. Scott, jr., Academy at
Phelps. KY, where the chapter is
helping to educate young mountain
girl. The chairman Of the ways and
means committee reported a hand
party held recently to raise funds for
the educational fund. Miss Bertha
Francis Wolfe, founder and first re-
gent CT the chapter. and now in Cali
fornia, has been presented with q
founders pin as a token Of apprecia-
tion. Mrs. Clara A. Slime read a pa
per on Woman in the Civil War"
The marriage Of Miss Lillian Warfield
to DIR. Lumpkin Of Baltimore was an
nounced. She has long been identi-