Evening star., 1922-01-01

WOmen's City Club.-Miss Ida Tar
bell is scheduled to speak tomorrow
evening at o'clock. Her subject
will be "The Unemployment Confer
ence." Mrs. Richard Harlow, chair
man of the liaison committee. an
nounced that Admiral Tai of the
Chinese navy will address the club
Tuesday evening at $50.
Wednesday at s pm. the regular
monthly business meeting will be
held. An illustrated lecture on the
Making of Silk is announced for
Thursday at pm. at the club.
The entertainment committee takes
pleasure in announcing that John
Barrett, late director general of the
Pan American Union, viii deliver an
illustrated lecture on The Armament
Conference and the Pan American
Building as It's Home" AS the pan
American building and grounds were
planned. developed and finished un-
der Mr. Barrett's surveillance. the lee
ture will have an intimate and per-
sonal touch. which will give II an es-
pecial appeal.
The College Women's Club. 1S22 !
street, tomorrow. to s, reception.
Hostess, Mrs. William H. Heron: At
, ) o'clock Vice Admiral Tsai Ting kau,
adviser to the Chinese delegation 70
the limitation of armament CONFER
cnce. will speak on Female Educa
ton" Admiral Tsai was one OF the
! first students sent by the Chinese gov
; ernment to the United States to re
ceive an occidental education. MIS-
| Heron Will he assisted by Mrs Kari
KelIerman. Mrs. Fred B. Pyle Mrs.
| Harvey e. Wiley. Miss Margaret
White and Miss Ruth McGarvan. The
ladies of the Chinese delegation have
been invited to receive.
| Saturday. supper. $50 pm. The guest
| OF honor. Seuorita Italia Carr baldi.
niece of the liberator Of italy. VINO IS
| here with Senator Gentle. in charge
Of publicity. She will speak on Pres
ent Conditions in italy"
Capitol and st. Ritn Assemblies Of
the Catholic Fraternity gave New
! Year eve party and dance last night
in Immaculate Conception Hall. The
two assemblies are arranging Tor a
combined installation of officers, 10
| be held January Il.
| The weekly dances have been dis
] jcontinued for the holidays.
The Takoma Park Civic study Club
will meet AT the Takoma Branch Ii
library Tuesday at pm. Nine Siri
| Hard of SN eden and Mrs. VILLA n,
l =
| tending the armament limitation con-
! ference, will be the speakers.
The twentieth Century Club will
meet Thursday. at / am, at the Cos
mos Club. The meeting will he one
of unusual interest and Importance
Some time will be devoted to the re
vision of the constitution. Among the
| activities of the club are sections de-
voted to the study of art archaeology
civics. education. French. literature
| nature and parliamentary law. One
especially appealing to woman. the
| homemaker. is the section of in
| terror decoration, which is given to
the problems that confront the woman
in her struggle for efficiency, com
! fort and beauty in her home. This
| study deals with house planning ele-
ments of beauty proportion, balance
! harmony. line, form. color. fitness and
| simplicity. Color in its relation to in :
| terror decoration. illustrated by wall
, papers. fabrics and pictures by the
| master colorists of the day: periods
| of decoration and furniture: arrange
ments of rooms and the accessories
| the treatment of small houses, apart
| ments and bungalows: the relation of
! Rouse and garden. and other related
topics. The section is conducted in
| the form of talks given by the leader
! and is generously illustrated by prints
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last FIVE years The attendance is
large. and includes many of the
younger members of the club. The
section will meet Tuesday al II am.
with Mrs. William H. Holmes. 1874
Belmont street. The nature section
VIII meet at the Adams Mill road en-
! trance to the zoo at nm Wednas.
/ day for walk through the mark IN
! study the trees
The New England Women of Wash
| lng;on celebrated the landing of IN.
Mayfiower. known as Founders day
by supper at the Hadleigh Hotel
| Thursday evening. Mrs. Charlotte
| Emerson Main. president of the 50
| clety. presided. The ancient custom
of eating the three parched grains OF
| corn was observed.
! The opening address was made hy
Mrs. Thomas K. Noble. on Our PHI
grim Fathers" Mrs. Gurney S. strong
read short article by Edward Ever
EFT, on The Mayflower." Mrs Walter
b Patterson. accompanied by Miss
Amy Leavitt, sang The Breaking
Waves Dashed High" ana Mrs. John
T. Reed gave humorous description
of the pilgrims. Miss Alice Whitcomb
recited How Grandma Danced the
Minuet."
! The AnthonS League and the Wom-
ems City Club will unite in giving a
motion picture of THE Silk Industry
From Cocoon to Wearer." Thursday. S
o'clock. at % Jackson place Mrs.
! Evelyn C. Widney, chairman of the
committee on Prison Reform of An
thony League collaborated with Mrs.
| Duvall. one of the matrons of the
city Jail. in giving a Christmas tree
| to the seventy eight women and girls
| of that institution.
! The women's committee of the Citi-
zens' Association. uniting with the de-
partment of American citizenship of
the District of Columbia Federation
'of Women's Clubs, will meet Tuesday