Evening star., 1922-01-22


that occur later will be published II
space permits)
W0nen,s City Cluk-Miss H. H. Ar
mold win be hostess ar the informal
tea this afternoon from I to $50.
There will be q dance tomorrow eve
ming. beginning at $40. The chair
man Of the committee in charge
asks that tickets be obtained from
the ONCE or resident manager. Fol-
lowing the informal dinner OF the
n.i business and professional womens
M. Lillian Fowler will give an illus
trated lecture on 'The Water Lily.
Queen Of the Garden of Flowers"
The child welfare committee, In
charge Of the program. Of the civic
section for Thursday at 8 pm; has
chief Of the bureau. speak on the
york OF the children's bureau. Mrs.
Medtll Mccormick will be the guest
OF honor and speaker at the forum
luncheon to be held Saturday at /
pm; Her topic will be Women in
American Women's Legion-During
the absence Of the president, Mrs.
James w. Wadsworth. jr., in Europe.
the legion will be presided over by
the hrst vice president. Mrs. Walter !.
Mccoy. There are many important
issues up before the legion. and a
benefit Is being arranged to provide
funds for their realization. Several
urgent cases Of destitution among ex-
service men have been relieved where
1t was irregular for either the gov
ernment or the Red Cross to e1pend
funds for the purpose. These are too
confidential and sacred for publicity.
but the legion considers such service
Its greatest privilege. especially as
almost every case included phtting
the man in aself-supporting position.
Chateau Thierry Unit.-rhis unit
has Just had its annual meeting. Miss
NJ. F. Thompson, president. and its
activities are beginning a busy year.
1t specializes in service to the men in
St. Elizabeth's wards.
st. Mihfel Unft-Mrs. T. @. Donald
son has been reelected president,
and this unit also intends to devote
its energies toward relief of the men
at st. Elizabeth's.
Chaum0nt Unit--Mrs. B. S. Wade
president. arranged under its auspices
q lecture on some aspects of social
ism by Miss Hermine Schwed at the
Knickerbocker January II, and in
spite of the blizzard a representative
audience was present. among whom
was DR.. Merrill f. Gates. author Of
the preface to the edition of the
constitution issued by the National
Association for Constitutional Gov
ernment. Of which Miss Schwed is
field secretary.
The Twentieth Century Club.-The
round-table luncheon. which Mrs. Gill
bert H. Grosvenor. chairman Of the
civic section. introduced this year. has
proved to be delightful feature,
r. ta1 nd
business. Here the vital civic Ques-
tiohs of the District are discussed.
and as the club does most OF its work
through the sections, the resolutions
adopted represent the sentiment Of
the club. The various committees Of
most important work done in any
city of the country and bring to the
section an interest rarely found in
club life. Almost every civic interest
In the District Of any Importance is
represented. Mrs Philip S. Smith.
chairman of the milk committee. pre-
sented the following resolution:
Whereas we. the women Of the
civic section of the Twentieth Century
Club. believe that only milk from
tuberculin-tested COWS should be used
in the District of Columbia. and that
dealers.
Resolved. That We heartily indorse
Senate bill No. 2257 and House bill
No. 774S. and direct that a copy Of
this resolution shall be entered in the
minutes of the club and that copy
mittee of Congress"
The resolution was unanimously
adopted by the section. Mrs. Walter
Uford. chairman of the child welfare
committee, spoke on compulsory edu-
cation for the District. The section
fa1 ~ fha
Foch bill, and also the Madden bill.
which provides an appropriation for a
school for the feeble-minded. Mrs.
George A. Kicker, chairman OF the
moving picture committee. presented
a report on the activities of her COM
mittee, which was followed by talk
by Mrs. Edna +. Bushee. who organ
ICED the Juvenile Protective Associa-
ton last year. 1t was unanimously
voted to support the committee in
arranging for public meeting to
create an interest in the improvement
cooperation Of other organizations.
Mrs. George F. Bowerman gave a re-
port for the legislative committee and
Mrs. Albert B. Bushnell for the char
ity Endorsement committee. The di-
visions Of the parliamentary law sec
E street. Tuesday morning at 10:45
and 1880 o'clock. The discussions
will be on resolutions on the great
questions Of the day. The archie
illogical section will meet with Mrs.
John Lowe. 2s22 Woodley place. Tues
day, at 2:so pm; Mrs. n. N. Fulton
Art" The French section will not
have its regular meeting this week.
The art section will meet at 1447 Irv-
ing street Thursday at 8 pm. Miss
Fisher will talk on "Renaissanee
Architecture"
The Distzact Of Columbia Federatfon
Of Women's Clubs will meet tomor-
row at the Hadleigh at IL am. Mrs.
J. w. Frixzell. president, announces
the usual o'clock luncheon and the
afternoon session. beginning at 2
o'clock.
The Hilary A. Herbert Chapter, L..
ID. c.. met Wednesday evening at Con-
federate Memorial Home. with the
first vice president, Mrs. Rose Null
pleted for the benefit card party to
be held February 25 at the Washing
ton Club. A musical program was
given by Mrs. Charles Rtker. accom-
panied by Mrs. Johnson.
The Arsyle Study Club will meet on
its usual date at the home Of Mrs. H.
G. Smithy, 1871 Lanier place, at 1880
pm. Mrs. c. H. Filley will read q
paper on "The Life and Works Of
Arnold Bennett"
Lucy HolcomS Chapter, d. A. r..
met Tuesday at the home OF Mrs. ]. B.
Concway, ll05 K street, with Miss
Alice Short and Miss Esther Brown,
assisting hostesses. During the busi-
ness meeting the vice regent, Mrs.
Charles Richardson. presided. Alter
mates to the continental congress
were selected, and Mrs. Charles o.
Appleman, regent Of the chapter. was
indorsed for candidacy Of recording
aecretary of the District. Tho busi-