Evening star., 1923-01-27
News of the Clubs
The District federation Of Women's

The District Federation Of Women's
Clubs will hold an all-day meeting to-
morrow at Hotel Roosevelt, 18th and
w streets. Mrs. John Frixzell, pres
ident. will preside. The morning will
be devoted to business. The after
noon session will be called to order
at o'clock after the midday lunch
con. The speakers will be DR.. Abra-
ham Simon. who will consider Coue
and religion, and Mrs. William Wolfe
Smith. who will describe her trip to
Hawaii. Mrs. William T. Reed will
be the soIoist and Miss Heyler will
be In charge of reservations for
luncheon.
Women's City C1ub.-Miss Aline Sol
onions will be hostess at tea tomor-
row from 4:30 to 6. The third diplo-
matte tea of the season will be held
Wednesday. January 81. from 4:so to
bassador from Spain. Is to be the
guest Of honor. Receiving with Mrs.
Lyman b. Swormstedt, the clubs
president. will be Mrs. A. G. McClin-
took and other members OF the board
Of directors. Miss Mabel Boardman.
Mrs. Mark Potter and Mrs. George
Eastment will pour. The tea is for
club members only.
The entertainment committee pro-
vides a speaker for Monday at $50 pm.
Mrs. Herman H Birney, president of
the Philomusian Club of Philadelphia.
will address the club, her subject be-
ing 1.-The Experiences of the Good
VIII Party to France" Mrs. Birney
was the gold star mother of this ex-
pedition.
The Informal dinner OF the business
and professional women will be given
Wednesday at $50 pm. Mrs. NJ L B..
Fulcher will speak of "A Trip
Through the Holly Hill Groves In the
Ridge Section OF Polk County, Fla"
Miss Ethel Reid will preside.
A card party under the auspices OF
the Monday Auction Club and the en-
tertainment committee will be given
on February at 2 in the afternoon
and at in the evening.
The forum luncheon TO be heid
February 10 at ] pm. will have VIII
liam Hard as It's honor guest and
speaker. Mr.. Hard will have as his
subject Are We in the Midst OF a
Political Revolution"
The Bible class will give dime.
February s at $40 pm. The OLD
Testament" will be the subject Of a
talk by DR.. Abram Simon. There VIII
be additional speakers. Miss Ruth
Peter, soprano soloist OF the Church
of the Covenant, will sing. and Mile
des Aullienes of the Belgian embassy
will render piano selections. DIR. Jo-
sephine Baird. chairman OF the sec
ton. will preside.
The French section meets every
Tuesday-the diners at the French
table In the grill at pm. and the
members OF the French Cercie al q.
club members. Nine. E. Noel directs
both the table and circle meetings
Those interested please communicate
with Miss H. H. Arnold, % Jackson
place.
The National woman's Party an
nounces that Mrs. Marietta l. john
son, educator and founder OF the
modern school for children at Fair
hope, Ala, will be one Of the speak
ers at Its meeting tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock at it's Washington
Headquarters. 1st and A streets
northeast Mrs. johnson will describe
her work as a pioneer experimenter
in progressive education and the
progress women have made in the
world as PUBLIC educators.
Meetze Of Manassas. Va. will deliver
a lecture at the Woman's Party head
quarters on "Woman's Great Oppor-
tunity."
this meeting, whcih will be open to
the public
American Associatfon of University
women.-Miss Ada Comstock. dean
of Smith College and president of
the A. A. U. W.. will speak Monday
evening. 8 o'clock. at the National
Club. 1884 I street. An informal re-
ception will be held for Dean Com
stock and refreshments will be served
In the lounge. DR.. H. s. Cumming,
surgeon general Of the public health
service. will speak Of What the
Public Health Service Is Doing in
the Introduction Of Diseases" Maj.
Julia c. Stimson will introduce the
speaker.
The College women's CIub-There
will be a tea Monday at the club, from
4 to pm, with the members OF Sec
ton 6. Of which Miss Mary w. Pierce
is chairman, as hostesseS The guest
of honor. DR.. William NJ. Marston.
head of the experimental psychology
department at American University,
will speak on Deceptive Tests and
will make some experiments with the
audience. Receiving with Miss Pierce
there are to be several special guests.
including Mrs. William M. Marston.
Mrs. l. ". Geldert. president Of the
National League Of American Pen
Women. and Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe.
Mrs. Frederick Pyle will preside at
F. Johnson. Mrs. Dean Caldwell. Mrs.
A. T. Woods and Mrs. D. Robert Har-
per. Sd.
At the tea February s DR.. Tom A.
williams will be the guest OF honor
and will speak on What Shall We