Evening star., 1923-03-03

Steiner will be hostess at the tea 10
be given in the clubhouse tomorrow
from 4 to 6. Assisting Miss Steiner
will be Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey.
Mrs. Jennie kafk&, Miss Edna
Sheehy. Mrs Bessie Parker Breugge-
man, Mrs. Mary Wright Johnson,
Miss Anna Kneady. Mrs. William
Peugot Bird, Miss Agnes Winn and
Mrs Jennie Berliner Presiding at
the tea table will be Mrs. Ada G..
Payne and Mrs. NJ. Il. Whitfield. Miss
Edna Sheehy will entertain with vo-
cal selections.
At the monthly meeting of the board
Of directors, held February 10. the
following were elected to club mem
bership: Mrs. Robert J. Bates, Mrs
George c. Ober. jr.; Mrs. Albert Cor.
bett, Miss Lucille Corbett, Mrs. Nell
b. Omberg, Miss Beatrice Cunradis
Mrs John Lorentz Steele Miss Mar
saret a. johnson. Mrs. Jeannette H.
Wade, Miss Golda Warner, Miss Nan
hughes, Miss Mary Alice Shaw, Mrs
Edgar Sydenstricker. Mrs. Mary
Skene Nenable. Mrs. Charles -.
lIamel, Mrs. rJames Carmalt. Mrs
Ann Webster. Mrs. Leslie NJ. Shaw,
Mrs. Frank Sprtgg Perry. Miss Caro-
lyme Barth. Mrs. Elizabeth Stark.
Miss Jessie Saurr. Mrs. Eliza NJ
Scaife, Mrs. Carl .Henning, Miss Isabel
Il. RlCfddn, MIS-. ltelen W. Mc' pE'
Hiss Frances l.. O'Neil. Mrs. Cornelia
NJ Woolman. Miss Lena Burchell. Miss
Mary a. O'Donnell and Mrs. William
Il. Daily.
The entertainment committee. Mrs
Mary c. d. Johnson. chairman, an
nounces a lecture-recital by Miss
Mary c. Nelson for Monday, at $50
pm. Miss Nelson having as her
theme Charpentier's opera, Louise
A Mi-Careme dance will be given at
the clubhouse, on March s. at $50
pm. Cards may be obtained from
the executive secretary.
col Edward Davis, L. s. Cavalry
will give an illustrated talk on THE
Mesopotamian Campaign" March II.
at $50 pm.
The subscription dinner of the bust
ness and professional women will be
held on March IA, at $50 pm. The
pitt, with THE Vital Needs Of Cor
rective Exercises as her subject, and
Dr. Rebecca Stoneroad. who will
speak on Education in Health. Mrs.
Ellen Spencer Mussey Will preside.
The monthly business meeting will
he held March Z, at pm.
The dramatic section will hold
meeting. March at pm Those in
terested in this activity will please
communicate with Mrs. William E.
Chamberlin, chairman. - Jackson
place.
The Bible class will give a subscrp-
lion dinner March 21. The Rev.
Thomas b. Moore is to be a speaker:
the Bible" DR.. Josephine Baird.
leader of the Bible class section. will
preside.
District of Columbia Federation of
Women's Clubs met Monday at Hotel
Roosevelt First Vice President Mrs.
Grandfield presiding. A letter was
read from the president, Mrs. F'rizzell,
who is recovering from d serious ILL
ness. Committee reports were given
and resolution presented by Mrs.
Heudly. president of Anthony League.
Mrs. John J. Stahl. chairman of mu-
sic gave 4 tentative report on the
concert given recently at Polls The
ater. Mrs. J. NJ. Wiley, chairman of
press and publicity, gave a report
and presented data to the federation
for the starting OF a federation paper.
The idea. was enthusias stically i'm
dorsed and the first number will be
issued late in March. DR.. Tom y.
Williams, nerve specialist, spoke on
The Misapplication of Suggestion"
and DIR. Mae Hubernicht of New York,
representing the Woman's F'ounda-
tion Of Health. gave an interesting
talk on the minor things that affect
health.
Columbian Women of George WASH
ington Univ ersity.-The bridge and
five hundred card party held at Ward
man Park Hotel February 26, under
the auspices of the ways and means
committee, Miss Mollie B. Weyman,
chairman, was well attended. A sub
stantial sum was realized for the
scholarship fund, which aids girl stu
dents In the university In addition
to Mrs. Howard Lincoln Hodgkins and
the other patronesses announced last
week, the following also kindly con-
sented to act as patronesses: Mrs.
Henry Wilder Keyes, Miss Mabel
Boardman. Mrs. William H. Heron
and Mrs. oscar B. Hunter.
The president of the club, Mrs. John
T. Erwin. announces a business
meeting at 1919 / street Tuesday at 4
o'clock. The reception by Mrs Hodg-
kins. previously announced for March
6. will be held at the residence of
KaloTama road, March 20, from until
II pm. Acceptances should reach
Mrs. Hodgkins not later than March 10.
The Shakespeare Society will meet
Tuesday. o'clock. at 1715 1 street.
The address of the evening will be
given by Walter Berry. on Incidental
reading will be from scene in "As
You Like It. with Miss Ardella John
son as Phoebe and Karl Pearson as
SylviuS.
The stage version Of Antony and
Cleopatra arranged by Mabel owens
Wilcox, and played for the society
earlier in the season under direction
of Walter W. Reck. will be presented
at the University of Virginia during
the summer session.
The Washington Short Story Club
Will present. a varied program Tues
day evening. In addition to the story
Of the evening by Robert S. Moore
and the monthly chapter of the COM
posite story by Virginia King Frye,
there will be discussion of the life
and works of o. Henry; a paper on
,,iy, yoA nVtn Ir,, ~.-rt
department of a newspaper syndicate,
by Mary E. Farmer; character imper-
sonations by Elizabeth NJ Phillips
and music by William Tyler Page and
Jtstelle +. Wild. The program. which
is in charge of Gertrude r. Mackenzie
will begin at o'clock.
lie Ccrcle Francais de Washington
Precieuses RidicuieS spent an evening
at the artistic home of the Misses
Winner. when the following program
was given by the members:
SReading of the minutes of the pre-
ceding meeting by Miss Julia Rogers.
Piano solo, Les Pecheurs de Perles'
(Bizet, Miss Marie Winner
Songs-ta) "Ninon."
OBJ "Bonjour Suzon."
Nine. Isade Boury.
Reading, "Eleonore d'Acquitaine,"
Monsieur Edmond Becker.
The following scenes Were enact
Moliere. act II; scenes 5, 6. Z and 8.
PhiIaminte, Mile. Marie l.. Becker:
Belise. Nine. Bessie. Edison; MARITIME
Mile. Matte Winner, and Chrysale
NJ. George Poulin.
Fo1kSongs by the club members
closed a very enjoyable evening.
National Club of the American As
sOciatfOn OF University WOmen.-The
membership campaign is now in full
vit,y- nl n man hnr ar