Evening star., 1922-12-15
Members Of City Club
Arrange Ladies' Day.

Arrange Ladies' Day.
! Wives OF the members of the City
Club will be the clubs guests at an
at home reception Wednesday, De-
| cember 27, from to 6 pm, Charles
Demonet. chairman of the clubs
house committee, announced yeSter-
day.
Wives Of the members Of the clubs
board Of governors will receive in the
club lounge at o'clock pm, after
which tea dance will be held in the
main ballroom. As part Of the re-
ception entertainment, some thirty
children OF club members will par
! ticpate In the presentation of a
| "children's symphony" Christmas
tide fantasy. in which the children
with delightful little parts played on
toy drums, whistles, rattles and so
forth.
| In the reception line will be Mrs.
Henry 2. Stringer, wife of the presi-
Woodward. Mrs. T. Lincoln Town
send. Mrs. Roy L. Neuhauser, Mrs.
Charles T. Clagett. Mrs. Charles F.
Crane. Mrs. Charles Demonet. Mrs. f.
G; Graham, Mrs. James r. Mays. Mrs
Prescott. Mrs. NJ. D. Rosenberg. Mrs.
Charles w. Semmes, Mrs. e. l. Stock
and Mrs. F. P Wilcox.
| At the tea table will be Mrs. Fred
erick B. Pyle. Mrs: Frank H. Bryson.
sell, Mrs. Oscar A. Thorup. Mrs. W. e.
Hansen. Mrs. John J. Boobar and Mrs.
II. b. Plankinton.
The club is also planning an elab-
Sunday. December 81, with dancing
| from midnight to am. Table
| reservations will be limited to 400
| covers and nearly a third of these
have already been taken.
| National Commander Alvin NJ Ows-
10y of the American Legion will en-
| tertain a distinguished company at
| dinner this evening at Wardman Park
Hotel.
DR.. George W. Johnston will deliver
the second popular address on the
history of the drama at the Arts Club
| tomorrow night The subject will be
| ''The Drama Of Ancient Rome"
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Bell Of Toronto.
Canada, are spending some time in
washington, and are at the Pow
hatan.
! A delightful tea was given in Balti-
more Tuesday afternoon in the as
sembly room of the Maryland In
stitute of Art. when the Alumni
Association presented Miss Caroline
Mckinley and group Of dancers from
Washington.
Miss Mckinley. who was introduced
by Mrs: Florence c: Baker; ~ wee pres,. resi-.
a delightful story Of each OF the
dances presented.
Marian Chace appeared in two very
lovely numbers. "An Impression of
| Lady With a Fan" and The Faun;
Mi
Charioteer."
At the conclusion of the program
tea was served in the alumni room.
followed by dancing. The hostesses
were the officers of the Alumni Asso,
citation. and the guests numbered
more than 200 of the young people
and art students of Baltimore.
, Tho United States Shipping Board
welfare Society will hold its annual
informal dance and card party at Ho-
tel Raleigh tomorrow night begin
ming at $3.50 o'clock. Invitations have
been extended to each employe
to participate in this affair, to mako
it q financial as well as social sue
cess, thereby promoting spirit OF
cooperation and good fellowship
among themselves.
The proceeds will be used by, the
welfare society to continue the work
in which it has been engaged, name
". assisting members in cases OF
emergency. All requests for assist
ance are referred to a committee FOR
Investigation and recommendation.
Twenty-four valuable prizes will
be given to the winners in the card
MI. Elmer Rogers is chairman and
Mr.. e. ]. Skidmore secretary Of the
society.
for the dance are: Mr.. c. p. Cowen.
Mr.. Arthur Williams, Mr.. A. L. Lans-
dale, Mr.. r. M Hicks, Col. I. We'll. Mr..
Robert Lefevre and Mr.. NJ. j. Pierce. .