Evening star., 1922-11-25

, nave now oyerf1Oweu space llfnltS Oh
The Sunday Star. In future. news
items of ali clubs of general interest
Will be published in The Saturday
Star. while patriotic societies will
continue to appear in the Sunday
, issue. Notices for both departments
must be in The Star office not later
than Thursday, 3 p.m.)
| WOmen's City Club.-Col. Thomas ].
Dickson, Chaplain Corps. United States
Army. will speak on America and
the Battle of verdun" on Monday
evening at $3.50 o'clock His talk will
give an account of the fighting forces
Of America in the world war. Col.
Dickson was with the 9Th Artillery
from the beginning of Americas par
ticipation in the war and was senior
chaplain with the combat troops on
the American front. He was pre-
viOusly attached to the Gordon High
landers. the French Foreign Legion,
the French Dragons and the 139th
French Division. Registrations are
now being made by the entertainment
committee for the Thanksgiving day
dinner. Ellis Meredith will be the
| speaker.
| Capt. Luke MacEamee, chief of the
naval intelligence bureau, will speak
on Peace Time Functions of the
Navy" at the forum luncheon De-
| cember 2. AT the board meeting last
!. Monday the following members of
F., the club were elected: Mrs. Mary E.
! Young, Mrs. 5. j.. Boak, Miss Ethel s.
Johnson. Miss Helen A. Strasberger'
Miss Susan Lutz, Mrs. $. l.. Hammer
Mrs. William J. Davis, Mrs. +. IL.
! Frederick Z. Ilnkel, Mrs. Alvina $.
Schmitt, Miss Edna NJ. Patton, Miss
Ada l.. Brown, Miss Mary \. Able.
Mrs. Nina Waugh Fowler. Miss Flora
dell staples, Miss Alice r. D. Gillim,
Mrs. Lille F. Bruce, Miss Laura r.
Church. Miss Ellen c. Church. Miss
NJ. Asenath Johnson. Miss Lucy Pat
rick, Mrs. J. ]. Cassidy. Mrs. Isabelle
| W. Baker. Miss Mabel +. Mulliken'
Mrs. Anna a. Cox. Mrs. Bella X.
a. L. Palmer. Mrs. H. E. Richmond,
Miss Anna NJ. Clemens. Miss Robbie
B. Hay, Mrs. {. A. Hedelsin, Mrs.
Charles f. Sener. Mrs. Harden +. Tay-
lor. Nine. J. v. Mishtowt. Miss Clara
Il. Woodman. Mrs. Chester c. Mayo,
Miss Mayme White and Miss Adelaide
Robinson.
The College WOmen's Club will give
a tea tomorrow afternoon tor teachers
of puplic and private schools of Wash
| ington. Mrs. Howard l.. HodsklnS and
Mrs Raymond b. Morgan of the board
| OF educa ton will be guests of honor, and
, Mrs. Joshua Evans. jr.. will pour tea.
Mrs. Henry White has prepared a vocal
and instrumental program for the tea
the afternoon are the program commit
tee. assisted by Mrs. Frederick Ashley.
Mrs. Sailie V. II. Pickett will receive
with Mrs. o. L. Neerhoff. president OF
the club. There will be dance at the
clubhouse from . to II pm. December 2.
Those planning to attend should notify
Mrs Pickett at the clubhouse before
! Thanksgiving day.
AT the tea Monday. December 4. Rev.
Charles Boughton Wood will talk on
| 'Thristmas in Bethlehem" Mrs: Wood
will be in the receiving line with Mrs.
Veerhoff and Mrs. William r. Mcdowell
who is hostess for the afternoon. Mrs
Frederick r. Pyle will pour tea.
| Mrs Harris Baldwin. chairman of the
dinner committee. announces dinner
n the clubhouse December o at $50
pm Representative Winifred MasoI
i Huck of Illinois will be the guest OF
honor and speaker.
The Sixteenth Street Heights Clul
will meet with Mrs. Milton Danziger
1903 18th street, Tuesday, instead OF
with Mrs. James Duncan. as previously
announced Mrs. Selbie Grove will re-
port on the d. F.. W. c. meeting to he
held tomorrow, and Mrs. John w. F'riz-
zell, president of the federation. will be
the guest CT honor. pr. Mulford OF the
Department of Agriculture will speak
Of landscape gardening.
The Legion Of Loyal Women cele'
brated it's thirtieth birthday ami
iversary November is at the New
Ebbitt Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter was
toastmistress and Mrs. l.. Calver made
the speech of welcome. Mrs. Mallette
Roach Spengler sang and Mrs. Fay
Temple was the after-dinner speaker
Others who spoke were the com.
mander-in-chief of G. A. R., Capt
Dean; Col; McElroy: Mr.. Middleto1 ;., II
rich in its memories Of patriotic deeds
nobly performed. goes about Its
charities with quiet efficiency that
has brought substantial relief te
countless relatives and descendants
of soldiers of the civil war. To this
work was added like capable service
during the world war-an Of which
was lauded by speakers who paid
tribute to the many members present
at the banquet and to those OF the
organization whose names are In
scribed on the roll of that Greater
Legion of Loyal Women who have
gone
Catholic Women's Service Club
The girls who will give the Japanese
operetta under the auspices of the
club. have formed themselves into a
ficers: President, Miss Julia Clements
vice president. Miss Margare,
Whaley: secretary, Miss Elizabeth
Reilly: treasurer; Mis- Josephine
.
Miss Alice Guiliani; chairman com.
mittee on social affairs. Miss Margare,
Cook. The name of the club will be
decided upon at later date. The
girls are anxious to increase theil
membership to thirty members OF
Catholic Community House. COL E
street. Wednesday afternoons at 1896
o'clock and Sunday afternoons at
o'clock. Among those taking part In
the operetta, "The Feast of the Little
Lantern" are the Misses Julia Glenn
Helen McCarty. Josephine Lynch
Mamie Enoch. Alva Guiliani.. Mar
| garet Whaley, Katherine Roach, Eva
| Fridell, Clara Collins. Elizabeth Reil-
ly. Iolandi Guiliani; Elsie McFadden
| Glass in the history of philosophy
which is conducted by Dr. Dubray
will meet every Tuesday evening al
! 7:45 o'clock.
| Gymnasium class every Tuesday al
7:30 o'clock Miss Helen Cumberland
| has charge of this class.
! Glasses in parliamentary law, dress
| making and millinery every Monday
! evening at 1880 o'clock. All Of these
| classes are under the auspices OF
the Catholic Women's Service Club.
Dancing assembly every Friday
evening at 9 o'clock.
Fifty men and women from New
| York city were entertained at the