Evening star., 1922-12-09
News of the Clubs

wonen's City Cl1b.-Miss Florence
Fraser Stiles win be hostess tomorrow
afternoon. Tea will be served from
to s o'clock tinstead OF 4:s0 to .
O'clock. As usuaD inasmuch as c: j.
nens q Interior. OF viii III give
Black Hills" from from to 3 pm. The
talk will be illustrated with moving
pictures and colored views OF South
Dakota's scenic wonderland. including
full valley Of the Belle Fourche. only
recently made accessible to the auto
tourist by the completion Of splendid
system Of federal and state highways.
Mrs. Blanchard will assist in receive
ing. also Miss Hope K. Thompson:
Pattison. Mrs. Mary A. Whitfield will
preside at the tea table and the
speaker will be introduced by Judge
Mary O'Toole. A card party under the
auspices Of the entertainment commit
evening. Miss Hazel Swift will be In
charge. This committee. with the
house COMMITTEES. is planning tea
dance for Christmas day. when fifty
midshipmen will be the guests Of the
club for the afternoon.
The dramatic section will meet At y
pm. Tuesday. All members who have
signed up and those desirous of join
ing are asked to attend.
William Clark Taylor. deputy reg
lister Of Wills. will be the speaker at
and professional women at $50 o'clock
Wednesday evening. His subject will
be, Your Money and How to Invest
It." Miss Mary E. Laird will preside.
The civic section will meet at 4:3O
pm. Thursday. Miss Catherine Wat,
be served before the meeting at 4
'H; Pictures of the passion Play" will
be shown by Rev. D. H. Milton at the
meeting of the Bible class Thursday
evening.
The College Women's> Ciub.-Several
events are on the social schedule for
the coming week. At the tea Monday
Mrs. Nannette B. Paul will give her
the Holy Land" This will be illus
trated with oriental costumes. Mrs.
Evelyn c. Hunt and Miss Jean Eliot
have been invited by Mrs. Veerhoof.
president. to receive with her. and
Mrs. William Searle will pour tea:
day. from to 6. to which all college
sorority women in the city are invited
whether they belong to active chap
ters In the city or all alumnae of chap
ters from other parts Of the country.
Mrs. Henry Wallace. wife OF the Sec
retary Of Agriculture. who Is Pi Beta
Phi; Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt
assistant attorney general. who Is ma
tional president of Phi Delta Delta,
and Miss Anna l.. Rose. dean of wom-
en- at George Washington University,
Chi Omega, are to be the guests of
At the tea table Miss Blanche Heddon
will pour, assisted by Miss Marie
Saunders. Mrs. Amos A. Steele. Mrs
P. P. Sager and Miss Elizabeth Cullen
hostess for the afternoon.
The third luncheon of the season
will take place at the clubhouse Sat
urday at 1880 pm. Miss Margaret
Evans. corresponding secretary OF the
club. is to be in charge. The guest OF
honor. Mrs. Allen w. Dulles, will speak
Southern Cross Chapter. Daughtera
of the Confederacy. met recently at
the Confederate Veterans Home. Fol-
lowing a talk by Mr.. Conway. com
mander Of the Sons OF Veterans
officers were elected, as follows;
President. Mrs. E. J. Van Sickler;
hrst vice president. Mrs. Sadie Ball;
second vice president. Mrs. Alma
Donaldson: recording secretary, Mrs.
Alice v. Ferguson: corresponding sec
retary. Mrs. Margaret Rabner; treas
urer, Mrs. Katherine Pillow; historian
Mrs. Jane Elliot: registrar. Mrs. Mary
Carter. and chaplain. Mrs. Effie Tansi'
Delegates and alternates to the
coming District convention were
elected: Delegates-Mrs. Katherine
Pillow. Mrs. Alice v. Ferguson and
Mrs. Albert F. Ferguson: AlternatesL
Mrs. P. T. Carter: Mrs. Georgia
The chapter will give a card party
at the home about the middle Of the
month.
The women's Overseas Service
League met Friday evening at I. W.
C. A., 1888 F street.
Plans were completed for the enter
tainment which Miss Elsie Janis is
to give for the league on January !
at the President Theater. Miss Janis
is giving her services and making a
special trip to Washington Tor TINS
entertainment. the proceeds OF which
the Washington unit is doing for the
ex-service men in local hospitals.
Mrs. Margaret Med. Cowen OF 240O
18th street has been recently appoint
ed chairman OF the service work
which Is now carried on regularly In
three hospitals and which will be
considerably expanded during the
coming year.
Arts Club Of washin9ton.-The two
plays rendered by the Club Players
twice last week. first at the clubhouse
and later at the Colonial School. are
| worthy Of note for the artistic man.
ner in which they were presented
! The plays were '"The Land Of Hearts
Desire" by William Butler Yeats. and
! ''The Tragedy of the Slipper" b3
Gerald Dunn. Those taking part IL
| the plays were: Mrs. Maud Howell
Smith, Mrs. Minnie Saxton Bliss. Mrs
Edna Ellis Hilton and Miss Harrie,
Murphy. Maurice Jarvis. Arthur B
white. Cameron Burton, Arthur j
Rhodes and LIE Grand w. Perce. Much
credit for the success OF the per.
formances is attributed to the two
directors. Miss Emma L. Ostrandel
| and Walter Berry.
The District Branch of the League
Of woman Voters will hold its. third
forum December 13 at 1880 p.m.. a.
the Woman's City Club. The meeting
will be under the auspices Of the edu'
cation committee. Of which Mrs. Laura
Williams is chairman. The subject
will be: 1.-The Board Of Education and
| the Schools Of the District Of Co:
Mrs Howard l. Hodgkins will be the
principal speakers and there will b<
general discussion. from the floor
Mrs Williams will preside. All in.
terested are welcome. Reservations
should be made at least two days be-
fore the meeting.
The Philo Claasics.-The irst De-
cember meeting was held at the home
Of Mrs r. Bruce Bare, with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Augustus Knight, presid-
ing. A committee. composed Of Mrs
Bare and Mrs. Faber Stevenson, was
swnl1fia niHhf &rnlie NJ fhA club which