Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-06-23

"Omen's City Club.-MhS Mafla
Ewing will be hostess at the tea to be
given Sunday from 4:30 to s pm. AS
sisting Miss Ewing will be Judge
Mary O'Toole, DIR. A. Frances Foye.
Miss Margaret Patch. Miss Ruth NJ.
Hansford and Iiss v. s. Benjamin.
Miss Florence Fraser Stiles will pre-
side at the tea table.
The entertainment committee Will
give a dance in the clubhouse Mon
day evening at $50 pm. Cards may
be obtained from the executive secre-
tary.
The current events section held an
organization meeting June "a. me
Chairman, Mrs. Charles Haywood &C.
Gil; first vice president, Mrs. George
Kicker: second vice president Mrs
Ellis Meredith; secretary, Miss V. ).
Benjamin; committee, Mrs. Marx fol.
ter, Mrs. Kate Abrams. Mrs. Robert
E Nelson. Mrs. George Eastment.
Mrs. Daniel Webster Prentiss. Mrs
William Peugeot Bird, Mrs. John cas-
sidy, Mrs Peter A. Drury, Mrs. j. Z.
Pritchard, Miss Edna Patton. Mrs
George johnson and Miss Ada Rainey
Those attending were: Mrs. William
e. Chamberlin, Mrs. Charles Haywood
Cecil, Mrs. William Roach. Miss Mary
E Kelly, Mrs. Daniel Webster Prem
NJ. L
Rogers. Mrs Frank S. Parks, Mrs: H.
NJ Packard, Mrs. c. II. Claudy, Mrs.
Robert E. Nelson, Mrs. Laura A. Brad
ley, Mrs. George Kicker. Mrs. William
Peugeot Bird. Mrs. Ellis Meredith and
Miss v. S. Benjamin. The first meet
| ing of the section will be held on the
third Tuesday in October. pm: Mrs.
| Robert E. Nelson will be In charge:
Thereafter the meetings Will be held
on the first and third Tuesdays OF
each month, at 2 pm.
The Bible study class, DIR. o. jose
phine Baird. leader. will meet Thurs
day at 1880 pm.
The evening class of the French
section will meet Tuesday at for the
diners at the French table, and at Z
o'clock for the members of the Caus-
erie. The morning class Will meet
W ednesday from II to IL o'clock.
The circulating library Will be
open week days from 8 to pm. ex-
months, when the library hours Will
| be from IL am. to 2 pm.
District of Columbia Chapter,
Daughters OF Founders and Patriots
of Anericn, was entertained June 10
at a luncheon by Mrs. Thomas Smythe
Wallis at her home, Glenwood, Cher
rydale Va. Mrs. Wallis sister, Mrs
Torreyson, was the assisting hostess
Twenty-four covers were laid. FOL
business meeting, at which the presi-
dent, Mrs Irving Frickey, presided.
The Anthony League.-The presi-
dent, Mrs. Anna E. Hendley, and first
vice president. Mrs. Nanette B. Paul.
are at Atlantic City. The annual re-
port Of the league as read at It's last
meeting notes that the committee
on education and Bible study. led
by Mrs. Nanette B. Paul, has not car
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work, but Mrs Paul has inspired US
| by her informal talks and her pub
| lie addresses at different places and
various times. AS she is planning to
go into a wider field Of work with
the costumes, perhaps covering the
, breadth Of the country in the next
season, she asks that the interest and
thoughts of the members will follow
her. The prison reform committee
has been led, as usual, by Mrs. Eve
president. and the natron of the
District Jail and other officials of
penal institutions of the city are
eager to express their appreciation
of the work she has accomplished in
her characteristic unobtrustve way.
and their cooperation in the case
Of high school boy who was con-
victed as an accessory in a murder
and sentenced to eight years in the
p6nltentlary-a case OF q combination
| of circumstances which has worked
great injustice and yet which cannot
be remedied by the usual process of
law. Miss Maud c. Alton, principal
of the characterization School, il
chairman of the Americanization
committee and has kept a close con-
nection with the league in her work
for foreign-born, both children and
parents"
| Columbia Heights Art Club-Mrs.
Charles P. Grandfeld, president, en-
| tertained the club at fits last meet
! ing of the year at her summer home.
| the Heart of the Hills, at Dalecarlia
Park. She was assisted by her daugh-
4 ter, Mrs. F. H White.
| After luncheon the members ad-
| journed to the shady lawn, and with
Mrs. De Witte C. Croissant as chair
| man, conducted the business meeting.
| The subject for next year will be
EARLY Christian Art, Signs, Symbols
and Sacred Legends" were discussed
| Mrs Arthur J. Seaton then pre-
scented a paper on Russian Musi-
| clans"
| Mrs. White spoke of Russian folk
songs and sang, accompanied by Mrs
Seaton, 1.-THE Scarlet Sarafan," and