Evening star., 1923-11-11

slstinE Miss Hansford will be Mrs
Ruby Smith Stahl, Mrs. Ella Davis
Lewis. Mrs. A. Welch- Smith. Miss Ade-
laide +. Borah.. Mrs. Marie Stair
Lawyer and Mrs. John f. Fowler
Mrs. Henry c. Coburn, jr. will pre-
side at the tea table. Miss EVELYN
Hurcum OF London. concert pianist
VIII be the soloist of the afternoon,
Mr. Clinton Q. Bum will give a short
address on the significance of Armi.
stice day.
| 1he entertainment committee will
give an informal card party of bridge
1--WE hundred and NAH jongg tomorrow
at pm.
fne committee on public utilities
Q, ine civic section, Mrs. Lorenz
Steeie, so chairman; will meet Tuesday
ject of talks by Senator Heisler Bali
chairman of the Senate COMMITTEES on
| investigation of traffic in the Dis
iine ,riet' Inspector Headley of the po-
from an extensive study of traffic
methods in other cities: w. G.. Cole
OF the Washington Safety Council and
WI imam Phelps Emo. An open forum
wright; coloratura soprano, will sing.
"A SUBSCRIPTION dinner will be given
ny me business and professional
women m q, ;,,s section Wednesday. $50
state Department. honor guest and
| speaker. will have for his subject
| The Peril That confronts Us" DR..
"A. Frances Foye will preside.
bratlns the fourth birthday of the
Rauscher's November -. Mrs. Gran.
vile Hunt, chairman of the banquet
w hn tayNa 49,.
| William +. Chamberlin. Mrs. Laura
\. Bradley, Mrs. Marie Stair Lawyer,
Mr. M ,,ty Gutrney s Strong: Miss Ruth
Mae Nae Hahsford; Miss Marie h; Saun-
creutz. chairman of the seating COM
mittee. will have as her assistants
Miss Hazel Swift. Mrs Mary Laird
Stevens; Miss Tillie Steiner, Miss
Mrs. Frederick Johnson. Mrs. Rosa
Yates Forester, Mrs. Edgar Brown.
Mrs. James Fitch Callbreath, Miss
Jessie Dell. Mrs. l. E; Ash, Mrs. 10; 10;
| Miss Bessie Wollard.
The evening book review section
will meet November IS. pm. Mrs,
Mary c. McCloskey will preside. The
be reviewed by DR.. Rartram.
\ card party of bridge and five
hundred Will be given under the au-
spices of the bylaws committee. as
laws committee viii also give card
lparty November 90. . pm:
| Miss Janet Richards will give the
second of her course of lectures be-
fore the Women's City Club NoFem- :
Der p. pm.
The Bible study class, DR.. @. Joseph :
inc Baird, leader. will meet Ihurs-
day. from to $50 pm.
The evening class OF the French
section will meet Tuesday. pm.
| The morning class VIII meet "eu
nesday. / am. Nine h Noel uipioinee
these classes. which are free to ciub
members.
! The annual bazaar--a festival of
! nations be held December b. :
and S.
| Association Of American Inir'r>it,
womep.-The hoard OF directors
| which held meeting at the clubhouse
| the past week, was represented by the
president. Dr. Aurelia Reinhardt, VINO
| is also president Of Mills College. Call
, fornia; Mrs. A. Ross Hill of Kansas
| City. Mo, treasurer of the association
! Mrs. II. W. Vernon of Brooklyn, \. Y,
| recording secretary: Miss May keAar.
| dean of Westhampton College, Rich
! mond, Va. representing the south At
| lantic section: Mrs Frances Perkins of
| Fond du Lac. Wis. representing the
| southeast central section: Mrs. Roscoe
: Anderson OF 81 LOUIS, MO. TtDTtStHb-
! ing the northeast central section: Mrs.
! Mary Leal HarkneSs Black of Panora
Iowa, representing the southwest CEN
| tral section: Mrs. Martin Hutchens of
! Missoula. Mont, representing the north
west central section. and Miss Emma
| Noonan of San Francisco, for the south
! Pacific section.
Tho executive secretary. Miss Nina
! Kerr and the educational secretary.
| Mrs. Frances F. Bernard. attended the
meetings.
:, The program for the week includes a
! musical and tea this afternoon at $3.50
| O'Clock. at which Mrs. George Watson
j will be the hostess, and the musicians
will be Miss Helen Gerrer. concert vio-
, linist: Mr.. Harlan Randall, baritone
| and Mrs. George Watson, pianist.
| Wednesday, tea in honor of Mrs.
| Mary Roberts Rinehardt, al which Mrs
Alvin Dodd will be hostess.
| Thursday evening, bridge and NAH
jongg for members.
/ Saturday at $50 pm. an address by
| William Mather Lewis. president OF
George Washington University
| Tuesday. November 20, 4:30 pm. a
| program by Mr. and Mrs. Michitaro
/ Ongawa which will consist of an inter
| esting and unique Japanese perform
| ance, bearing the title, ''The Far East. .
! This will ne given at the National
! Theater and the proceeds are to be
| used for local educational work in which
I
District of Columbia Chapter
Daughter> of Founders and Patriots
| of America. met November at the
home of Mrs. Caroline A. Kinsley and
Mrs. Stephen J. Murphy, 3153 Noun,
Pleasant street. DR.. Laura Hawkins
being the assisting hostess The
president. Mrs. Irving Frickley. pre-
sided. The death was announced OF
one of the members. Mrs Jennette A
-i.alr no., n<.tr q Ma.
per was read entitled "The ColoniaIs
of New England" written by Mrs o
! II. BarraSs, a member of the chapter
now residing in Springfield. Ill. After
adjournment d social hour followed
during which the chapter listened tc
the farewell address by David Lloyt
George. brOadcaSted over the radio
| from the metropolitan Opera House
, New York.
The Twentieth Century Club.-Th,
section of education will meet a,
the residence of Mrs. Thomas Sid.
well. the leader. 1901 Wisconsin ave.
nue., Thursday at II am. Mrs
Harriet Hawley Locher will speak
on the Development of Educationa,
Value of Moving Pictures" The bus
! will leave Dupont Circle at 1O:40
The Native Section will meet We'd
| nesday at 1850 a. m. at Thirty
| sixth and Nj streets for a trip tc
Great Falls. Leader, Mrs. Leo ID
| Miner
The new section, the music section
under the leadership of Mrs. Eugene
Byfnes. will meet for the first time
| Tuesday at her residence. 2120 Leroy
place.
Louis Potter will give an informal
/ talk with illustrations on the sub
ject Form Back to Debussy." This
! will be preparatory to the program
December 6. at the meeting of the
club, when Mr.. Potter will illustrate
the musical development along GER