Evening star., 1922-10-22

"1S oeC!ooo 10 again IurnlSn mlIk
and crackers to pupils this year. A
Halloween party, to be held Friday.
was also planned.
The International Association Of
Art and Letters. 17l5 Eye street. will
functions this week owing to the un.
avoidable absence of the President. DR.
Maurice F. Eagan. The literary salon
that Is appointed for regular meetings
the fourth Tuesday in the month will
be postponed until Saturday night
Eagan. there will be present as guest
and speaker DR.. c. Alphonso Smith.
head Of the English department of the
United States Naval Academy. at An
napolis. and Prof. Stanwood Cobb. the
hrst vice president. who has prom
ised to give resume Of his trip to
the orient this summer. On Tuesday
night Mrs. Stoddard will begin Hours
With Great Story Tellers" and invites
members and the public to attend. An
open forum will follow the talk on
the Interpretation of real life In fic-
ton and readings from one Of the
books just published. Miss Dill's
meet Monday and Thursday evenings
Wednesday is Spanish night, and TO-
French beginners and an advanced
class will meet Fridays at 1880 and
$50. respectively. The tea scheduled
for Saturday will be omitted becaus'
of the literary salon taking place that
evening.
The Twentieth Century Club will
hold a board meeting Thursday at II
am. at the Women's City Club. TIL
educational section at its first meet
ing of the season, with Mrs. Sidwell.
was addressed by Prof. F. A. Morse
of George Washington University
who spoke OF the results OF his in
vestigstions In the Army during the
war. and presented experiments in
= Wv under the title subject.
THE Measurement OF Intelligence"
.-".".e s.c,,on Will meet wed.
:esday at 1880 am. at 36th and NJ
t"''"ts for trip to Great Falls.
day anniversary of the club was cele-
:. (" with a luncheon Thursday at
the home of its hub" Mrs. NJ. w.
story. 3l15 Mount Pleasant street.
with nineteen in attendance. BIRTH
lay cake. contributed by a member
bore sixteen lighted candles, Mrs;
.mma Warne of Pittsburgh and
Mrs Charles W. Fits were
guests The latter gave a talk
along the lines of Crittenton work.
A diversion followed based upon Eng
.ish proverbs. and fancy work was
shown designed for the Crittenton
bazaar of November % and "a. Mrs.
Ide will be the hostess October 26.
Catholic Women's Service Club will
give a dance for benefit of the Catho-
tic community house. Thursday even
Ing at Wardman Park Hotel. The
next club dinner for members and
friends will be given November 9.
The Friday Evening Assembly gave
q dance last week under the au-
spices of the club. The Georgetown
Foreign Service School gave a smok-
er at the community house recently.
Capitol Hill History cIub-Mrs
Folts and Mrs. Jones were hostesses
to the club Wednesday. at the home
of Mrs Foltz. Dominican Heights. Va.
Following luncheon the meeting was
opened by the president. Mrs. Bur-
will be the subject of work for the
ensuing year. and papers were con-
tributed by Mrs. Elliott and Mrs
Yorks. The meeting Of Wednesday
will be held at the home of Mrs. Clay
ton Willard. 42l1 eth street.
The Sarah st. Clair Chapter. d. A. r..
held its first meeting Of the season
recently at the home of the regent.
Mrs. Tonnis J. Holzberg. with Mrs.
Gurney S. Strong. the assisting hos
tess. A resolution was unanimously
passed indorsing Mrs. Wallace G.
study of the Constitution is to be
the work this season. A very inter
esting paper on this subject was read
by the historian. Miss Florence Red
way. Miss Helen Stout Of the C. A. R..
a guest. told of the work of that
organization. card party is being
planned for the near future.
The Constitution Chapter. ID. A. Rs
held its current meeting at the home
Of Vice Regent Mrs H. B. Denham.
in Biltmore street. 1t being the thir-
affiliation with the chapter. The meet
ing opened with brief memorial
service to the late regent, Mrs. Will
liam c. Sanford, who passed away
in September.
Report Of all officers and committees
reported. Election of officers resulted
in the selection of Mrs. H. B. Denham
for regent and Mrs. Frank A. Evarts
for vice regent. Wayne B. Wheeler
pictured the United States as the guild
Ing hand Of the world in the suppress
McKahan was presented with an ex-
regents pin. the gift OF the chapter.
for her earnest work during the pre-
vious administration.
Our Flag Chapter, ID. A. r., held its
at the home Of Mrs. Edward M. Weeks
in Cleveland Park. The regent. Mrs
Louis d. Carman presided.
The chapter unanimously indorsed
Mrs. G. Wallace w. Hanger for presi-
dent general. d. A. R., and voted a
to her campaign fund. A
to the state historic COM
mittee was also voted. and a report
from the librarian showed that the
chapter had given number of books
to the Continental Hall library Mrs.
Frank Lee Williams described her
European tour made last summer.
Mrs. J. D. Young and Mrs. L. D. Car
man presided at the tea table. The
chapter will give a card party No
vember To-.
Patriots Memorial Chapter. d. A. r..
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
Isaac Birch. 312s Dumbarton avenue.
The regent. Miss Carolene F. Smith,
presided; usual business and summer
Mrs. Birch was assist
ed in dispensing hospitality by her
daughter. Mrs. Archer S. Haycock.
U. S. Grant Circle. No. 1, Ladies of
the Grand Army Of the Republic, will
meet Tuesday evening when a fare
well party will, be given for Mrs
Annice o'Brien by the members and
honorary members of. the circle. Re-
ports on the national convention will
be read by the president, Mrs. Emma
and Mrs. O'Brien, and talks
wilr be given by Mrs. L. A. Lennon,
Mrs. Hester Sloss. Mrs. Annie Power,
Miss Mary McKenny. Miss Olive Rob-
erts and others who attended the
Grand Army encampment The circle
accepted an invitation to the recep-
ton given Icy Gen. and Mrs. Hoxie
Friday night.