Evening star., 1922-01-22

in the name of the club. A grHnd
march passed Mr.. ana Mrs. Her&y.
| extending to them individually the
good wishes OF the Friendship Club.
Old-fashioned square dances. chara9es
and finally a sing" led by the "ddu-
BILE Quartet completed the sPsntnS.
State Executive, ID. A. r.. held Its
January meeting at George Washing
ton University. Mrs. Frances A. st.
| Clair. state regent. presiding. Secre-
| tary Wiley read q letter of invita-
tion from the Sons Of the American ,
Revolution and Sons of the Revoau-
| tion. asking the u. A. r. to cooperate
| In celebrating the birthday of WaP&-
| fngton February %. in the auditorium
| OF the Central High School. The
executive voted a sum toward the
| expense of the celebration.
The Greek-American Club has Just
| conferred honorary membership upon
| Spero Papafrango, the new Greek
| financial envoy to the United States;
| the Greek minister, Alexander Z.
| Nouros. and the former Greek minis
| ter to London, J. Gennadius. who now
| is in Washington. Senators King and
Ashurst and tLs entire stan OF the
Creek legation together with many
of the leading e.embers OF the Greek
| colony in Washington, attended the
| club members. In which he empha-
conferred upon the representatives OF
| the Hellenese government. Mr.. Papa
| frango, who Is one of the leading
| lawyers and bankers OF Athens. and
| who for many years rendered great
| service to the American legation In
Athens. delivered an address to the
| club members In which he empha-
| sized the friendship that has existed
1 between this country and Greece for
! the past century and prophesied that
| the bonds of cordiality between ma
| tions will inevitably bind Greece and
the United States together in still
l o. VII in mi
| lister was delighted with the recep-
| ton accorded him In this country, he
! told the membership, and Mr.. Genna-
1 dius. veteran of the diplomatic life
! Greece and the near east. At the
! next meeting the club will have as
! its guests. 1t is expected, several
! members of the Presidents cabinet.
| meeting in the absence of Senator
1 Moses OF New Hampshire, who is
president. Among those present were
| his excellency $. Papafrango. the
dius. DR.. H. S. Washington. Senator'S
i King and Ashurst and Mrs. Ashurst.
\ Miss Anne Darlington. Mr.. and Mrs
Sotorios Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
George Bournas, Mr.. b. Marcotules.
Mr.. A. Mantjuranis, Mr.. J. T. ketseas.
Mr.. Eustace Glycofrides. Miss Roberta
White. Miss Mabel. Benson. Mr.. God
| frey l.. Munter and Mr.. G. Saklaracus. .
Woman's Ciinic-The annual cleo
ton was held at the January meeting
at headquarters, 18th and 7 streets.
when the following officers We're
elected: President, Mrs. Arthur Mac .
Donald; first vice president. DR. Amy
J. Rule: second vice president, Dr.
Reiche!derfer; superintendent. DR. Ida
| j. Heiberger: associate superint+n-
dent, DR.. NJ Louise Stropel; treasurer,
Tlr nj StrthH1-
Miss Vera K. Charles; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Alice Hanna Heiher-
ger.
An advisory committee was APP
consisting of Mrs. Walter L. Burleigh.
Dean Emma Gillette. LII. NJ; Mrs.
Locher. Mrs. Anson Prescott. DR.. May
Baker and Mrs. Charles NJ, Gummell. -
The doctors comprising the consult p.
ing staff are DR.. A. L. Stavely, DR. r.
S. Lamb and DR.. l.. H. ReicheIderfer.
Two new members were added to the
consulting staff. DIR. Harry Hyland
Kerr and DR.. Joseph q. Began. ft
The educational staff consists OF diff
ferent groups of subjects and those
among the medical lecturers are DR..
Tom A. Williams, DR.. w c. Wood
ward. Dr. A. r. Stands, DR.. Edgar r
Copeland. DR.. Noble P. Barnes and DR..
Charles w. Stiles.
The untiring clinicians who have
given their services absolutely free OF
charge the past year are DR.. Ida j.
Heiberger. DR.. NJ Louise Strobel and
DR. Anna Borah Dunno.
A summary from the treasurer DR..
Julia Henry Strobel, reports total re-
ceipts for 1921. sl.sSS55: total dis
bursements. $1.2e6.3s: cash balance in
| treasury January l. 1922, $5s2.l1.
The District of Columbia Congress
| Of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation. Tuesday at the New Ebbitt.
Orrin C. Cooke Of the National Board
| Of Moving Picture Review, made an
address and at its close three educa-
tional films were shown for the first
time here. Mrs. Brennan reported on
the results Of the juvenile pictures
given by the congress during the holi-
days.
The Excelsior Literary Club met
Tuesday afternoon, at 647 East Cap
itol street. with Mesdames Bradley /,
and Page as hostesses. Mrs. J. W.
Bulla. president. presiding. Vocal
and piano solos were rendered by Mrs.
Frank o. Maxson. Mrs. Dwight Clark
OF the National Woman's Party told
ization. Mrs. NJ. T. Morss. chairman
of thrift committee of the ID. c. F.
w. c., spoke on Thrift" and Mrs
Frances Howlett-Wright talked on
Social Purity" Money was collected
the near east. Visitors were Miss
Charlotte A. Van Doren and Mrs.
Robert B. Wallace. Refreshments
! were served. The club will meet Feb
fuary Z, with Mrs. William E. Tranty,
3006 1lth street northwest.
The Abracadabra Club was enter
| tanned Wednesday evening at the
home OF Or. and Mrs. Alanson u.
Morehouse, Frank J. Metcalf. presi-
dent, presided. Mrs. Mabel Z. Lind
1 say sang. accompanied by Mrs. John
| NJ Sylvester. Mrs. James Mckee read
! a paper on Ideas; responses were
! on the same subject Frank H Smith
read sally AIMS Experience" an eX-
| tract from Aunt Jane of keRtucky."
The Anthony League met Wednes-
day evening at 2007 Columbia road.
J DIR. Ada Wahlen reported the receipt
from the sale of Christmas seals for
the tuberculosis Association. FinaD-
cial support for the Juvenile Protec-
tive Association was unanimously
voted.
| Mrs Morss. representative OF the de-
partment Of thrift, both of the league
| and of the d. c. F. w. Clubs urged
Incorporation in the thrift campaign
progress.
The following names were accepted
as active members: Mrs. J. w. Friz-
zell. president Of D. c. F. w. G.; Mrs.
Georgia 8. willard, Mrs. ]. E. Lam
bic. Mrs Albert Bush Manly. Miss
Mary Whelan, Mrs. Whelan, Mrs.
william Cato and Miss Julia NJ
Geisy.
| The Genital CitiEens' Association en-
| tertained the ladies of the neighbor-
hood Friday evening in the assembly
rooms Of North Capitol Methodist
4 The Rev Mr. Sneilman- mas