Evening star., 1922-10-15

permits.). ;,
f! Women's City Club.-Mrs. Harold
Parks, chairman Of membership COM
mittee, will be hostess at the, tea t6
be given at~the clubhouse tomorrow
from $3.50 to 8. -
The forum luncheons are held on
the second and fourth Saturdays OF
each month. As in the past, speakers
iof national prominence will give
talks on a wide variety of subjects
The luncheon yesterday had for itt
honor guest and speaker, Mrs. Law
renee Hamill. executive secretary OF
the Day Nursery and kindergarten
Association of Cleveland, Ohio. whe
spoke on the present Day Problems
Of the Day Nursery Associations."
The civic section will meet on the
| third Thursday OF each month, COM
mencing Thursday, pm.
The business and professional
women have resumed their series OF
monthly dinners. The first OF the
season occurred Wednesday,. Miss
Florence c. Fox Of the bureau Of
DR.. Abram Simon, president OF the
board of education, was among tine
speakers.
The business and professional sec
tion Will give a card party-Dridse
The French Circle meets every
Tuesday evening. Diners at the
French table, where English is pro-
hibited. meet at o'clock. This ain
ner group is Joined at o'clock by
Nine. E. Noel directs conversation
both at the dinner and the circle
meetings. The popularity of the
French section has been an incentive
to those Of the club membership IN
terested in the Spanish language to
plan a meeting and arrange for q
Spanish circle along the same lines
District Federation Of Wonen'a
Cfuhs.-Several hundred club WON
en- from the District .,s ana racsntion nfH,,
given last Saturday by the feaera;-
tion to Mrs Thomas G. Winter: presi.
dent Of the General Federation: a.
Temple Heights. During the a1teI,
noon Mrs. John Stahl. accompanied
group of songs. The Misses Gravatt
gave q program Of violin and piano
music. Mrs. John w. Frizzeli. presi-
dent Of the District Federation. was
assisted as hostess in receiving az
the beautiful old homestead by the
nast presidents, presidents of the
thtrty-two affiliated clubs. federation
| ofcers and other prominent cluo-
| women, The federation will hold Its
first club meeting of the season on
Monday. the cath, at the new ciu0. No
house Of the General Federation' l'aa
N street northwest.
The District of Columbia League oi
Woman Voters will inaugurate Sc.
ries Of forum iuncneons eeasrick eGnesSa. n sid.
dons Of the District supreme Cour!
will speak on why Is the DISTRICT
of Columbian?
The Columbian Women opened thei.
season tuesday at 1895 K street. A
social haif-hour was followed by the
reading Of the history compiled DS
Miss Elizabeth Wilson and the ousi'
ness meeting.
The club is made up OF aAumnae
students Of the George Washington
University. Besides its social activi'
ties. consisting of monthly meetings
addressed by distinguished authors
artists and public men, receptions
and an annual dinner. the organiza:
tion carries on various activities fol
the upbuildinE Of the university. par
ticularly in connection with the In
terests Of its girl students. for whom
the Columbian Women have for some
years maintalned a. s1hoiarsn,Ris mo- comine yea,
p Erwin: vice presidents, Miss Alice
p. Henning, Mrs. Myron NJ. Parker
recording secretary, Mrs. De wit =
Creissant; treasurer MISS 'ssia sacretary -
Miss Ruby Nevins, and historian, Miss
Henryette Brumm.
The wenAell-Wolfe Chapter, d. A
r.. met Thursday evening a,,i,f Tsbans a. .ns
park. The regent. Miss Bertha France!
wolfe. presided. Miss Mary L. Bottorf
has been elected recording secretary
Miss Elizabeth M. Barnes having re-
signed. s .. ~,
members. The subject for study will b.
s'The Makers Of the Constitution"
The chapter voted unanimously to In
dorse the candidacy Of Mrs. G, Wallace
Hangar is an honorary member OF thi'
Miss elizabeth Kilgore read papel
on 'John Adams" Mrs. Alice Rockwell
Of Los Angeles. Calf, a non-residen
member, was present.
TIE .Philo-Classics held its frs
meeting Of the club year Thursday
at the home Of Mrs. Sarah Wolhaupter
.[5k px Of poR
with the study Of 'Cymbeline" Mrs
Ellis Logan read q paper, ''The Tragedy
of Cymbeline." and Mrs. Hortenst
which the reading Of the text was be-
gun. The next meeting will be helt
October 10 at the home Of the presiden
Of the club, Mrs. Augustus Knight, IL
tine Kenesaw.
The Columbia Heights Art Club helt
its first meeting Of the season THURSDAY
at the home Of Mrs. M. A. Winter. will
Mrs. Mary X. Nalle as assistant host
The mg nae9a ne M'ef foc GrG1s Is,
afternoon included papers by Mrs. Saral
Wolhaupter and Mrs. John Boyle. jr.
and summer "reminiscences by the mem
! bers. The members are looking Tor
Russia, past and present: also to it,
usual active part as an amliated club o
the District Of Columbia Federation o.
Women's Clubs.
The Catholic women's Service Clul
announce the opening Of variou:
classes for the coming season a, q,
the Catholic Community House. sol
IE street. Friday evenings. dancing
class under direction OF Miss Essslat II,
weaving and millinery. in charge o.
Mrs. NJ G. Cotton; dressmaking, II
charxe Of MrN Katherine Dorr; 8
class in parliamentary law, undel
the direction Of Judge Mary OTooi<
will be started tomorrow. Regtstra,
ton in all classes now open:
part Of the delegation Of the Hol,
Name Society Of Philadelphia were
guests Of the club last Sunday aftei
the parade and the band .serenadee
the house before leaving. Between
100 and 200 guests from New YorR
will be entertained at the commun.
ity house next Sunday.
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