Evening star., 1922-11-18

to 6. On Wednesday the hostessea
who are members Of the membershil
committee. will be Mrs. Samuel Her
rick. Miss Margaret Merrill. Mis-
Ethel Reilly. Miss Bertha Swan. Mis-
Ruby Nevins and Miss Ruth Weeks
At $3.50 o'clock Saturday evening tn
second Of the lectures on internationa
auspices Of the Washington branch
The Development Of the Democrat.
State" will be given by DR.. John F
Jameson Of Carnegie Institution.
The wsu.n's Christian Temperane,
UniOn Of the District will hold III
forty-eighth annual convention a
nesday and Thursday. Mrs. Emma
Sanford Shelton. the president. will
open the convention at 10 o'clock
morning. after which Rev
Clovis G. Chappell, D. D., will deliver
the address OF welcome. Later in the
day a consecration service will be
by Rev. Isaac Ward. D. D
be read Wednesday mornins. In the
afternoon the delegates. who will
have returned from the National w
c. T. U. convention in Philadelphia
will speak on that conference. Al
$3.50 Rev. James E. Freeman, D. d.
Will deliver an address.
Thursdays program will include re.
various civic and welfare activities
The song service will be led by Mrs
Wayne B. Wheeler.
The sixteeath Street Heights Clul
met Tuesday with Mrs. Roy Wilcox
Takoma Park. Miss Burklin spoke or
Friendship House-Its Aims and IT.
Nondcs. Mica Rail
ated Charities told Of Camp Coco
Will" Both speakers made an earnest
appeal for q sane Christmas. as op-
posed to indtscriminate charity. al
the holiday season. Mrs. Glea son talk
ed on THE Spectrum Color Course
The next meeting. November 28. will
be held at the home of Mrs. James
speaker will be DR.. Mulford, from the
Department of Agriculture. The sub.
ject Will be Landscape Gardening"
Capitol Hhl History Club was enter.
tanned Wednesday evening at tn.
home Of Mrs. Fisher. 1858 McKinle,
street. Harvey r. Sargent. who ha.
made frequent trips to Alaska. CAV.
q lecture on that territory. illustrated
with lantern slides. Mrs. B. c. Yorks
653 Maryland avenue northeast. will
be hostess at Wednesdays meeting.
Catholic women.s Service Club-The
dinner which was to have been helc
next Thursday at Catholic Communit,
House has been postponed to the sec
ond Thursday In December. owing t
the banquet to he given at the New
Willard for delegates to the conven.
tton Of the National Council OF Cath.
olic Women. The membership drive
is progressing nicely. Many out-of
n h01
at the community house during tn,
past week.
The woman's Club OF Bethesda, Md.
met Tuesday at the home Of Mrs
Evelyn c. Hunt. 1916 18th street
when the members were addressed b,
Mrs. Henry Wilder keyes. She con
stars Of Hollywood. Calf. an appea
against censorship Of pictures, declar
ing that censorship was coming
within the motion picture world"
Well defined plans for the construc.
tion Of clubhouse to be erected II
Bethesda after a site has been select
ed. was given added impetus during
that when the organization had raised
a stipulated amount a friend of the
would give several hun.
dred dollars to the total.
Among other guests Of honor were
Mrs. James III. Jones. president OF the
Montgomery County Federation OF
Women's Clubs: Mrs. Theodore Tiller
Pen Women. and Mrs. Frizell. presi.
dent OF the District Of Columbia Fed
Grafton OF Women's Clubs. Anothe,
unusual incident was the presence o,
six OF the seven founders of the club
Crfttenton Board.-At the Novembe,
meeting Mrs. Ditts, president, gave
her report. as delegate to the mora
welfare conference at Boston. under
auspices OF the League OF Compass.
sion.
1t was announced that not a death
had occurred in the large family ir
the local home in the past year. A
recent wedding there was described
A committee was appointed to re.
building sites in the District of from
two to four acres. with a view t.
the erection of a country home. The
board voted Its Endorsement of thu
Calder bill for the relief of fndieent
mothers.
Crittenton wHeel-club member
were guests of Mrs. A. 8. Perham
1916 Harvard street. at it's curren'
meeting. After luncheon, at roll cali
Mrs. Ide and Mrs. Barrick gave fact.
concerning missionary work in tn,
Philippines. The former has been en-
tertaining returning missionaries nnt
the latter has lived in Manila. Tn,
hostess provided couple of diver
sions.
Mrs. Preston will be the hostes,
Tuesday.
The National Science Of Truth A.
sociati0n will be addressed tonight a
9 o'clock at the Playhouse by Julie1
M: Hodgskin Of New York. who's,
Is Real and What Is Not.'' The lee
turer declares he was born blind an,
had his sight given by Divine heal
ing. This organization. which Stand
for the investigation Of universe
truth and its practical application il
everyday life" meets Sunday ant
The singer this evening win be Ear
Carbaush. Ada Rainey. leader an,
speaker. will leave this week for AZ
lanta to speak before the women
club, followed by a three-week cours,
Of lectures on the Science Of Con
Ma9Ser sisIseive co,irss Isinkin ef at Elisabetl
her absence Miss Sophia Grear -
Philadelphia will be in charge.
TIC National Democratic Club Will
pc addressed at Its banquet Thursda,
oy Mrs: J. Borden Hartman, who ha;
JUST returned from trip through tn,
western states. -'A
Alliance Francaise,-The officers fo
the season l922-1923 of the Allianc
Franchise are: President, Henr,
White: vice president, John q. Hen
derson; secretary, Thomas N. cha
tard; treasurer and correspondent
secretary, Mile. L. L. M. Limoges
MEMBERS OF the board: Mrs. Pau
Mrs- Charles v. Boynton, Mrs. Joh,
Lindsay Morehead. Mrs. Hennen len
nfngs. Mrs. Thomas M. Chatard. Mrs
Gordon Cumming. Miss Hegeman an,
MISS Sarah Lee. The first lecture