Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-08

The Twentieth Century Club met
Thursday at the Cosmos Club, wheh
NJ. Robert Fourier -Sarlnvize gave
talk on conditions in France. The cLup
devoted the remainder of the session
TO the revision of it's constitution and
voted TO become an independent or
sanization. Withdrawing as an auxh-
iary of the Unitarian Church. Inc
literature section will meet at the
residence Of Mrs. William IL. hoihies'
1854 Belmont street. at pm. TO-
morrow. Mrs, Edward Il. Clark Will
speak on THE Inside of Journalism,
The parliamentary law section Will
meet at the Y. W. c. A.. 1888 r street
TUESDAY morning. The first class Will
have a session at 1915 and the more
advanced class at 11.30. Mrs. Lillian
Cole Bethel will conduct the class
eS.
The archaeological section will
meet at the residence of Mrs. john
Lowe. 262a woodley place, at 2:io
pm, Tuesday. Mrs. Henry Farquhar
will talk on "rhe Religion of the
Ancient MeXicans."
The French section Will meet witn
Mrs. John Van Schaick. jr, at i4l1
Massachusetts avenue. Wednesday.
$50 pm. Nine. Saint-Glin and Daloz
will speak.
The art section will meet at 1447
Irving street, Thursday. at PM
Mrs. William Brown. who has made
Il special study of architecture. Will
speak on Gothic Architecture" Mem
bers of the club are cordially invited
to attend.
Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosvenor at the
Women's City Club. Thursday. 1880
I'm. for a round-table luncheon to
discuss matters of civic interest with
particular reference to moving picture
shows.
Mrs. David Skinner. Mrs. Charles
I.oring. Mrs. Ralph W. Lee. Mrs.
Frank Leech and Mrs. Lee Roy Mark
we're elected members of the club.
Mrs. William III. Heron presided.
ID. r. W. C.-Mrs. Ellis Logan, past
president. will give an informal re-
ccption at her home. 1853 Irving
street. tomorrow: from to pm, to
honor of Mrs. Thomas c. Winter. pres
ident of the General Federation of
Women's Clubs. and Mrs. John Fritz
zell, president of the District Fedora
ton.
College Women's Club. 1872 Eye
sfreet.-Tomorrow. to pm. Tea.
HoStesSes, section 14-Mrs. Enoch G.
Johnson. chairman. The guest of
honor, Nine. Slavko y. Grouitch. wife
'l the minister 1TOIfl tNe klUSuOIu OF
Tho Serbs. CroatS and Slovenes. She
will describe Il recent visit to their
own country. the first since 1915.
where they made the retreat across
the mountains to the sea. Those as
sisting Mrs. Johnson will be Miss
Evans. Miss Adamson. Mrs. /. d..
clark, Miss Carbout. Miss Ida Ham,
luond, Miss Grace Johnson, Miss Mac
Lear, Miss Cooling, Miss Henderson.
Mrs. A. A. Steele. Miss Alice Atwood.
Mrs. w. X. Butler and Mrs. Thomas
T. Rhodes
Wednesday. PM. open forum
Lieut.. Nina C. van Wrinkle, director
of the woman's bureau of the police
department., will speak on Social
control and the Rising Generation"
The chairman of the resolutions COM
mittee. Miss Catherine Gusts. is in
charge.
Saturday. card parties. 2:15 and Sis
p.m.-There will be bridge and five
hundred.
The American WOmen's Legion has
just inaugurated an annual prize
essay contest in the Washington high
schools through the cooperation of
the board of education and the
will be given for the best essay Con
the subject chosen by the lcgion) in
The graduating class of each of the
white and colored high schools. and
an lnteFnlSn SCnOOl prize OF Sou IOr
the essay considered best of all the
white high schools and like prize
for the best essay of the colored ones.
The subject this year is What Char
acter of American History has Dem
onstrated the Highest Ideals of
citizenship" BY this and similar
efforts the patriotic women forming
the legion intend to inspire the COM
ing generation to be worthy of those
heroes who gave themselves that
honor and freedom might live.
In cooperation with the National
Association for Constitutional Gov
rrnment. whose president is DR..
David Jayne Hill. the legion is ar
ranging to have Miss Hermine
Schwed lecture under its auspices on
"The Menace of Socialism and Boil
shevism." The Chaumont Unit has
the details in hand. There will he no
charge. The lecture will be given at