Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19


MCNEIL will be hostess at the tea to
be given Sunday afternoon from 4:30
to 6 o'clock. Assisting Mrs. McNeill
will be Mrs. Richard Dean, Mrs. James
F. Callbreath and Mrs. Arthur Stein
berg. Delegates to the social work
ers' convention will be the honor
guests.
The entertainment committee will
give a dance in the clubhouse Mon
day evening at $50 o'clock.
A moving picture show will be
given under the auspices Of the BUSH
ness and professional women's sec
son Wedns rns at pm The film
Gladys Walton in the leading roll. is
screen dramatization of Bradley
Kings story.
DIR. Sigmund spaeth. Phi. D.. noted
a talk before the club May % at S
pm. DR.. Spaeth will illustrate on the
piano his lecture. entitled odd Tunes
for New" The tea hour on that Sum-
day afternoon will be from to S
o'clock.
The evening class of the French
section will meet Tuesday-the diners
al the French table at 6 pm and the
members of the Causerie at pm.
The morning class in French will
meet w euUeSQdy at IL o CLOCK. Mme.
l.. Noel inStructs both classes. These
classes are free to club members and
will continue all summer. 1t Is hoped
that foreign language section will
play an important part in this city
of diplomats
The Bible study class. DR.. o. Jose
phine Baird leader, will meet Thus
day at 1880 pm. The class will con-
tinue throughout the summer
The circulating library is open
week days from to pm.
College WOmen's CIub-Tea is be-
ms served at the College Women's
Club every afternoon from 4 to 6
o'clock in honor of the woman dele
gates to the conference on social
10 and including Wednesday and it
is hoped that members of the club
will avail themselves Of the pleasure
of meeting these interesting women.
The privileges of the clubhouse have
been offered to the woman delegates
during their stay in Washington.
Because of unforeseen circumstances
the special musical program which
had been planned for Monday has
had to be given up.
There will be a dance at the club
house May rs from $3.50 to 12 pm.
This is to be an informal summer
dance" and the garden will be used
If weather permits. Mrs. Goodwin
Price Graham is in charge.
The annual meeting of the Six
teenth Street Heights Club will be
held Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Henry E. Allerson. III Maple
avenue, Takoma Park. and will be
an outdoor meeting if the weather
permits. Reports Of delegates to the
annual meeting of the District Fed
Grafton will be given and officers for
the coming year will be elected. Il,
The Anthony League held an .ex-
executive meeting Monday at the home
of its president. Mrs. Anna E. Hefd-
ley. the Portner. at which time four
important committees were addedrin
addition to changes in those already
existing. Mrs. Virginia Peters-Park
hurst was appointed chairman of
press and publicity, Mrs. Lucy Page
Steel. chairman Of literature: pro-
gram. Mrs. William T. Bannerman.
Auditors for the league are Mrs. NJ.
T. Norss and Mrs. Irene Arthur.
Delegates to the Federation Of
Women's Clubs are Mrs. william T.
and Mrs. Casanave Wilson. Mrs. w.
j. Egbert was retained as member
ship chairman and appointed Mrs. n.
B. Campbell vice chairman. Two i'm
portant decisions were made by the
league, the first being to continue
national representation and the other
to collect and get into shape the his
tory of each and every member ana
former member Of the league. Dr.
Della r. Du Comb intends starting
upon this work at once. which should
prove not only Of special interest to
the members at the present time, but
In the years to come. An interesting
history of each member Is to be OBJ
tanned, an account of her work In
the suffrage cause and the work to
which she is now devoting her life,
whether 1t be along constructive lines
in the bearing and raising of children
or whether it is of the business or
professional world Refreshments
were served by the vice president of
the league, Mrs. Nanette B. Paul.
The Mount Pleasant w. c. It. u. met
Eiseman, 1349 Randolph street. with
Mrs. L. D. Clark presiding. Reports
We're given by the officers. Mrs.
Henry F. Lutz, superintendent OF tenn
perance work in the Sunday schools,
exhibited posters to be used June 8.
A. B. Carly asked for contributions
Of flowers for June 9, which Is Annual
Flower Mission day. These flowers
are distributed to hospitals. Mrs.
Stout reported eighteen members In
Gently organized. The name of the
president of the union. Mrs. l. D.
Clark. was placed In the district
Book Of Remembrance" Photograph
records made by Mrs. Wayne B.
by Miss. Margaret Mansfield and on
the piano by Mrs. Chester Adair, were
played, and Mrs. Wheeler told the
method of recording. Talks were
given by Mrs. l. M. Mutt, whose hus-
band Is in charge of the division Of
narcotics: Mrs E. c. Yellowley whose
husband Is in charge Of field enforce
mont work. and Mrs. James NJ. Doran,
the head of the division of Industrial
alcohol being DR.. J. NJ Doran. Mrs.
Doran became an active member of
the Mount Pleasant Union. On June
rs picnic will be held at the coun-
try home of Mrs. c. w. Conger, near
Kensington, Nd.
The CuItus Club will close its sea-
son Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Oscar
Wilkinson. The members were en-
tertained at it's previous meeting at
the home Of Mrs w. 8. Corby. Lunch
con was served on the terrace over
looking the garden Solen;.,+, Three papers
ment," by Mrs. Charles Demonet: "St.
Augustine, the Philosopher" by Mrs
Selden NJ. Ely, and our Great Ma
tional Monuments" by Miss Julia A.
Karr.
The woman's Club of Chew Chase
will meet Wednesday at l pm. at
the Maryland schoolhouse. Luncheon
will be served. Mrs. Jere Crane will
be the hostess. The annual business
meeting and election of officers will
portant and all members are re-
Quested to be present.
Crittenton Board-At the, May
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