Evening star., 1922-10-15
News of the Clubs

lantic City. which was read by. the
, secretary. Miss Marguerite Wood
ward. Mrs. Noble Potts presented
plans of work and entertainment for
the coming year. The vice regent.
Miss Agnes Tansill, took the chair
gram of historical subjects for future
meetings.
The shakespeare Society will meet
Tues Tuesday ~. e,s evening st ills I street.
patra" will begin. to be continued
through November. Prof. De witt c.
Croissant Of George Washington Uni
yersity will give an analysis of the
dramatic construction Of the play
and comment on the condensed ver-
! sion. which Is to be presented for
ber Fl. DR.. f. v. Wilcox. president,
will read a paper on "The Character
of Antony" Arthur ]. Rhodes will
give dramatic reading. 1t is advisa-
BILE for all who wish to enter the So
ciety to do SO at this meeting to get
the full course on this play. Mem
bers only will receive cards for the
play, which will be given In the au-
dltorium Of the New National Mu-
scum. The version to be used was
made by the dramatic director. Mabel
Owens Wilcox. and the staging Is
the work of Walter w. Beck. The
ten scenes used give the heart of the
Shakespeare's Antony and Cleo
patra" has ever been played in Wash
ington.
The Political Study Club will hold
it's first meeting of the season Satur-
day. pm. in the ballroom Of the
Franklin Square Hotel. when a fare
well reception will be given to Mme
Grouitch. A program will be contrib
uted by Gray Silver. Washington rep
Federation: Mrs Mabel Foote Whitman
and Mrs. Charles Brooks Smith.
Dahlgren Terrace Club has elected
the following officers for the year:
ident. Mrs. A. G. Proctor: secretary,
Mrs: w: B. Rowzie, and treasurer, Mrs.
J. G. Kingsbury. Mrs. Proctor will
entertain the club Thursday at 2s0l
| Irving street northeast.
Chapter "Bn, p. e. O.. sisterhood,
met Tuesday with MRS r. A. Pyles.
who entertained at lunche con previous
to the session. In addition to routine
business. Mrs: J. w: Crabtree read a
paper on Colonial Homes" and Miss
Margaret Cade Of Chicago sang.
WashinEtoA Section. Council OF Jew.
fsh Women. will meet Tuesday at $3.50
p.m.. in the vestry room of the Eighth
berg. vice president of the Fedora
tion for Child Study. will be the
speaker OF the afternoon. to be fol-
lowed by musical number.
The Junior Gov. Thomas Welles So
clety, @. A. r.. met recently at the
! home Of Harry Ragland. 1892 High
land avenue. when the members told
Of historic places visited during the
summer. A silk flag was presented
to each child who had attended every
meeting last year. why We Are
Members of the c. A. R." sketch by
Mrs. Carl Wisewell. was acted by the
children.
College women's Club.-At the reg
ular tea, tomorrow from to 6. DR..
Ella Oppenheimer. guest Of honor,
will report on the child hygiene con-
ference. Saturday. at 1880 PM. the
first luncheon Of the season will be
planned for the annual reception OF
| officers and advisory board to take
| place, October rs, from $3.50 to 1880
p,m Mrs o. L. Veerhoff, president
has appointed additional COMMITTEES
| chairmen. among them being Miss
Marie X. Saunders, finance commit
tee; Mrs. Harris Baldwin. dinner
| committee: Miss Nell Adamson. col
tlege lists committee. and Mrs. D. Rob-
The Anthony League held a busi-
ness meeting at the home Of the
! president. Mrs. Anna e. Hendley. the
| Portner apartment. Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Virginia Peters Parkhurst