Evening star., 1923-10-28

Tuesday evening. the first monthly
musical on Friday evening, program
IN Charge OF Miss Florence Hyde and
the luncheon Of the commercial group
thursday noon, Mrs. Crete Hatchfn-
son, speaker, all Of which, were
patronized by such large numbers as
20 tax the capacity Of the clubhouse
Inc regular monthly meeting: of the
District executive board took place
last evening at o'clock and much
important business was transacted.
A bureau for the registration of
nempers who are commercial writers
mas been planned. Buyers CT such
commercial writing will be Informed
that the league is In position to rec
ice. " %.
The Anthony League VIA meet
ThursdaSs.-The next meeting of the
Snthony League will be held at the
,,iiseaoquarters General Federation
Womenrs won Clubs. 1874 N streets north
vest thursday evening. :o'clock,
Win business meeting at 7:s0. The
program is in charge of committee
on education and Bible stldy. of
Which Mrs. Nanette 3 Paul. TT. B.,
rs chairman. Prof. Stanwool Cobb,
Gpnairman p OF executive cohmittee,
VIII speak on "The New School Move
m mt in Europe" Mrs. Wayne B.
Wheeler will have charge OF the musi
cal program.
Mrs. Paul will hold parliamentary
law conferences and answer uues-
tions Monday, Wednesday ana Friday,
f:45 p.m.. at the Portne-.
AZ tne executive meeting held Octo-
Sv DER iS MIS-. John Quinn. chairman of
nays nays and means, announcea a card
party 70 be given in her home on Har-
vard street. November 20: for the
beneht OF the !eapuc's treasury ON
motion OF Mrs. Evelyn Chatterton
Mloney. chairman of prison reform,
rne league heartily indorsed:the work
which Mrs. Harriet McCoIlum is do
ing along the lire for the abolish
rhent or capital punishment.
The Washington Readers: Club met
tuesday evening in the Earlors of
the College Women's Club;
In spite of the stormy night there
was a large attendance off members
ana friends who were well repaid for
DraVinE the weather by tha program
presented. Dialect readings formed
ne feature of the evenings the selec-
ions being of varied natur- and
aelishtfully, given by the raembers of
| the club who appeared or the nro-
gram. The special dialecs numbers
with the names of those taking part.
are as follows
Negro, Rev JoLn IT. H,;ddle: Ital-
ian ian: Clarence e.. Ruebsan:: Cockney
H..
Grace Ross Chamberlin: French
| Canadian, VIM. H Druu:mand and
Maurice Fl. Jarvis: Dutch: Mrs. Mar
saret Rnse,oarx l. McMgllen; Scotch. Miss
bel Pechin Macarthur.
Clarence E. Ruebsam presided as
The first public recita; by mem
| bers of the Washington Readers
Club will be given Novea.ber 20, IN
the auditorium of the Wisson Normal
School.
The Argyle Study Club will meet
tomorrow, 1'20 pm. a the home of
! Mrs. c. H Filley. 1907 De:afield place.
The paper written by Mrs. y. |. COL
lamer on III teresting Old Homes in
Georgetown" will be read, in her alb
sence. by Mrs. II. ThurtCll
At it's previous meeting with Mrs.
J. E. Douglass. the paper on Inter
esting Old Houses Negsr Lafayette
! Square" was read by Mrs f. e. Nor
wood.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
Thursday with Mrs. S. w. Morris and
Mrs. Arthur Seaton as h9stesses. The
two papers on the program, "Charac-
teris,ics of the EvanSelists." and
"Cimabue's Mosaics." by Mrs Cram
| NOR and Legends of St: Francis: and
St. Clara and the Church of the AS
sisi," by Mrs. Rogers lTracy. were
! exceptionally fine. Mfs. Joserhine
| Griffith, who has recehtly returned
from a two-year residence in Europe.
gave a talk on some; of her. eX-
periences. dwelling especially on her
stay in Italy; the conditions In Italy,
ana Mussoiini, as he was and Is The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Nc
kee and Mrs. Heisler.
PhflO-tlassics.-The second meeting
in October of the Philc-Classics was
held with Mrs. F. c. :Brinley. The
meeting was called to: order by the
president. Mrs. Augustus Knight.
i Various committee reports were