Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-12

tNotices for this departmeut should he
Inc star ONCE by Thursday at 3 pm.
1s IAN, meetings that occur later IN ,i'e
wa oe paoisheo II space pf'"
Women's City CIub-Miss Aline Solo
mons VIII be hostess at tea. this after
noon from to $40. Miss Nellie scan
IAN, who is to be the guest OF honor.
VIII give an exhibit of pictures OF new
zealand in the afternoon between
. AM O'clock. The slides TO De
shown were made from pictures FUR
nished by the New Zealand govern
ment to Miss Seaman when she was
sent here to t."-er the disarmament
conference.
A Valentine lance is announced for
tomorrow evening. at $3.50.
A subscription dinner is scheduled
for Tuesdas. at $50 pm. Following
the dinnei. Messrs. John Dolph.
Joshua Evans. jr. and John Barrett
will speak on life insurance.
Are YoI Trying to Write Short
Stories" Fill he discussed by Miss
Mable Dill Wednesday. at pm. Miss
Dill has been contributor to many
magazines.
Kedar &ath pas Gupta. director of
the Cni3n of East and West Society.
will sp.ake on the arts and ideals OF
Friday afternoon. at 4:45. Mr.. Lahrii.
n Hinru musician, will give pro-
gram # Hindu songs, accompanied
by tn, Fcena, an ancient Hindu must
cal in: irument
The Twentieth Century CIub-The
litera ure section will meet at the
reside ace of Mrs. William H. Holmes,
1894 3cimont street. tomorrow, at s
pm. Mrs Philip S. Smith. assisted by
AIyx a Il
Mende nhal. Mrs. Arthur c. Spencer
and Miss Grace Willis. will give re :
view of land excerpts from some
Lew biogra phics.
The parliamentary law section will
g meet Tuesday at Y. W. c. A.. 1888 F
First class will meet at 1916 in. and
the advanced class at $50 am
The nature section will hold it's next
meeting Wednesday, at 3 pm. at the
home of Mrs. Van Schaich. jr.. 14l7
Massachusetts avenue. DR.. Edgar r.
Wheriy of the Agricultural Depart
ment VIII give an illustrated lecture
on Alpen wild flowers
MIS- Garrett Miller will speak on the
innovation of individual instruction
III the public schools of San Francis
CO. AT tie meeting of the section of
education Thursday. at IL O'Clock, at
the "omen'S City Club Lunch will
follow the. meeting
The American Wom-n's Legion was
organized by the women next of kin
Oi american men who served in the
great war. to keep alive the ideals
lor when those men fought and died.
ifeir activities are first of all devoted
10 the relief and cheer of the dis
ab!ed or needy eX-service men, Then
the legion is appealed to for various
patriotic branches of welfare work
JUST now the characterization schools
need help and under the leadership
OF Mrs. Mccoy. acting president, this
VIII be gone into thoroughly
The Alexander II. Anderson init
works at Walter Reed for the sick
soldiers and supplies many comforts
provided for by other funds. Also it
mas a Russian relief committee that
co-operates with Mrs LanSins's
washington branch in aid of Russia n
refugees in Constantinople.
The George Baldwin Mccoy init
continues its work among ex-seryice
men ana has gone on record as anxi-
Gus TO take up AmericaniZation work
ny assisting the schools conducted by
NlSS Anton. These are doing an i'm
mense amount of good and when the
details have been decided a fuller re-
port viii be printed. This unit will be
5olned IN the good work by the An
aerson Unit. the Quentin Roosevelt.
the Marine and the Chaumont I-nits
and later perhaps by others.
College WOmen's Club. 1872 Eye
street. Tomorrow. to pm. tea;
hostess. the education committee:
The guest of honor. Charles A. Baker,
president of the Federation of Citi-
zens' Associations. will speak on How
College Women Can Further the
Cause of Education in Washington"
Miss Ida c.. Johnson will pour tea.
Saturday. 1890 pm, luncheon. The
guest of honor and speaker will be
Willmott Lewis. Washington repre-
sentative of the London Times. His
subject will be Some Phases of the
Arms Conference" Mrs. John Earl
Walker is in charge. Tie annual re-
teption and banquet will be at
Rauscher'S. February %. Mrs. Martin
A. Morrison. chairman.
lie Cercle Francois de WASHINGTON,
precieuse~ Ridicule~. recently met at
the home of Mrs. Katherine Berney
Sep. Owing to Indictment weather the
meeting was small. but very enthus-
fastic. The following program was
rendered: Reading of the minutes of
preceding meeting by Mrs Katherine
Seip; two piano duets. spanish
Dances. Massachusetts: Mrs. Ruby An
derSon. Miss Maude Scruggs: reading.
Chapeau Mecanique.'' Charles Hull
I,robert: poem. ''Puisqu'ici-ba s'' of
victor Hugo. Georges Poulin: two
charadeS. enacted by Mile. Marie-Leon-
tine Becker. Georges Poulin, Marcel
Delporte.
The Children of the American Revo.
luton executive committee met Tues
day morning at the home of the sec
rotary treasurer. Mrs. Frederick L. Vol
land. Miss Helen E. Stout, director.
& presided. Officers reports were given
and the treasurer. Mrs Volland. an
nounced that 500 was cleared at the
recent benefit card party, and that
the Capitol Hill society members had
charge of the candy table, which
brought in $40.
The annual party will be given to
the children of the c. A. r. of the
District of Columbia February %
from until 8 o'clock pm, at the
Elizabeth Summers House, Y. w, C. A.
The juniors will be entertained by
a program from unil o'clock, and
the seniors will be entertained with
dancing the minuet by the Capitol
Society at o'clock. Mrs Fl. F. Saw
.telle. president of Capitol Society.
VIII have charge of the entertain
ment of the seniors
The Anthony League met Wednes-
day at 20O7 Columbia road, with Mrs
i. Hendley presiding. DR.. j. B. Clay
ton. S. T. D.. spoke Of Pearls: Prof
George X George gave talk on