Evening star., 1922-11-18

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"'iF The French enc pcs SECTION viii eiRi meet Wit,
Mrs. John Van schaiek. jr. i41,
Massachusetts, d avenue. Wednesday. q
$50. N. Reno Samson. head Of thu
foreign language department Of thu
and give . travel talk.
The nature section will meet
Wednesday. at 10 o'clock, at Dupoht
Circle. for Q walk along the cana
near Sycamore Island.
Mrs. Thomas w. sidwell IL chair.
man OF the private and parochial
schools and girls colleges to get CO.
operation during Safety week OF
teachers and pupils toward education
In observance Of caution and OF rules
for safety in the streets. She asks
! will meet her at the Women's Uni.
versity Club. 1884 I street. on Tues.
day, the 21st, at 4:30, to make plans
for Safety week campaign. 1t is hoped
that all private schools in the District
will be represented. All interested
are welcome.
| The Anthony League held Its month.
ly meeting at home Wednesday. at
the new headquarters of the General
Federation Of Women's Clubs. 1884
N street. In addition to the social
| accompanied by Mrs. ChickerinE. and
Miss Freda Egbert described the
! Passion Play" at Oberammergau,
Mrs. Jeanette H. Wade Of Boston
! talked on the "Cosmic consciousness -
Mrs. Nanette B. Paul announced =
| and Modern Cartoons" to be given
Tuesday evenings at the Art Center,
| 1896 Connecticut avenue. New rhem-
| bers were admitted. as follows: Mrs.
| Ruth Simmons. Mrs. j. F. Arthur. Mrs.
Wooten: Miss Ruth B: Smith. Mrs:
Daniel r. Covell, Miss Leachman and
Mrs. Guy c. Revells. =
| The chairmen of the committees for
Education and Bible. Mrs. Nanette
B. Paul; world organization. Miss
Marie Louise Montague; legislation
ship. Miss Maude e. Alton; national
representation. Mrs. Kate Trenholm
Abrams: prison reform, Mrs. Evelyn
c. Widney: thrift and Investments
Mrs. E. T. Morse; health and hygiene;
DR.. Ada NJ. Wahlen; motion pictures
! Miss N. L. Williamson: social service
| Mrs George A. Kicker, and interna-
tional representative. Mrs. Henry
c. H. Stewart.
American Liberty Chapter, ID. A. n.
held its November meeting at ,s4s
Bates. The regent. Mrs. l. B.
Thomson. presided. and reported that
| she had attended a state executive
! meeting. to indorse Mrs. Hanger for
! president general. and was made Sec
! retary of the campaign committee to
ported having called on Elsie Janis,
"our beloved war actress and men,
ber." who regretted not to have time
to be entertained by the chapter on
! this visit. but promised to give
that pleasure this winter: The report
showed good balance after such q
large amount paid out last year for
I various things. The historian, Mrs
| Owen. read an account Of the state
! historical meeting and asked each
chapter to give all the historical
| connected with the chapter members
| Mrs. 1saack. vice chairman Of pa
] triotic education, reported money
| needed for the Juvenile Protective
Association and Boy Scouts. Mrs
Ridgeley. chairman OF finance COM
card party had been arranged. to be
given at the Washington Club
Wednesday. from $50 to 1890. Mrs
| Allan. state chairman Of Continents
| Hall library committee. explained the
class OF literature needed for the
! library. She said that two. very
valuable books had been donated by
| Mrs. II. =. Leary. a chapter member
Miss Wells. chairman Of the magazine
committee. wrote a letter. asking the
! chapter to compete for the state prize
! which was taken up by Mrs. Richard
son. vice chairman. Donations were
! made to the Continental Hall library
! the State Historical Society and to
buy a flag for the Boy Scouts. A
! committee was appointed to select
an extra school deserving help. There
/ were several visitors. and the names
Of two were presented for member
ship. The parliamentarian. Mrs J.
Harry Cunningham. occupied the so.
| cial hour by quizzing the members or
| the chapter bylaws. She will take
up the study OF the N. S. D. A. r
bylaws during the winter. Mrs
Tannenbaum and Mrs Richardson
presided at the tea table.
Mary Warrington Chapter. d. A. n.
met Tuesday evening. After the
usual business session the members
honored the memory of the late Mrs
CHAPTER and tSe ,,s1e mem6sa ma,bo Of tht
the organization. Addresses were
made by Miss Aline Solomons, Mis-.
Janet Richards, Mrs. Charles w
Richardson. and others. Mrs. Franl
Hight sang selections appropriate t
the occasion.
The benefit card party, to have
been given November 20. has beer
postponed until some time in Decem
Der. out of respect to the memory o,
Mrs. Lockwood
The next meeting will be held ir
the ballroom of the Washington Cluf
| Wednesday evening. December s, thi:
change from regular date being made
that the members Of the chapter and
| their friends may have the pleasure
| OF hearing Nine. de Veyra give hel
lecture. with lantern slides, on the
Philippines.
The International Assoelstdon ID
day evening considered plans for q
magazine and for a monthly or bi.
monthly musical or dramatic per.
formance Of professional character
! MRS. X. j. Fenton gave a lecture or
Bermuda, illustrated with slides lon,
by George D. Repp OF New York
Weekly activities continue as usual
| story-writing Monday and Thursda,
evenings: Shakespeare and associa.
tion meetings Tuesday evening; read.
ings from Great Story Tellers Fri.
oay. also French; tea Saturday aft.
!ernoons. Spanish Wednesday even.
nigs. and the same evening member,
may use one Of the rooms for cards
! progressive bridge party is to be
held by the entertaining committed
Wednesday evening and membes MAY
invite friends to make up their tables
Warrington Cat Clab.-At the No
vember meeting Miss Edna Patten