Evening star., 1923-04-21
News of the Clubs

women's City CIub.-Miss Janet
Richards will be hostess at the tea
to be given in the clubhouse Sunday
afternoon. from 4:30 to 6. Assisting
Miss Richards will be Mrs. Lyman b
Swormstedt, president of the women
City Club; Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews
hrs. Randolph Dickens. DIR. Frances
Foye, Judge Katheryn Sellers anu
Mrs. Morris y. Wickersham. Ihe
Misses Mary and Cornclia Grams Will
preside at the tea table. Miss Rlch-
ards sails for Europe May z, to at
tend the international suffrage con-
vention at Rome. as a delegate Iroiii
the League of Women voters. ne
tea will afford her friends or tne
Women's City Club, an opportunity
A musical will be given Monaay
evening at $50 pm. Mrs. EIlot. !.
Woods soprano. will sing; MISS 1 i-isl1
Edwards, contralto, Will give vocal
numbers. and there Will De aS cues Miss ns
Lucy Brickenstein serving as accom-
Danist Miss Frances Gutelfus Will
render piano selections. ~ ,,,.
The card committee, OF Wnlch Mis'
A. Hazel Swift is chairman. an
nounces that the Free and Easy AuI-
tion Club will be hostess at a colnptio =
mentary card party to be given IN .ie
clubhouse Thursday evening, . pm, .
A garden tea, formally opehrm;s1, I'M, he he
club garden for the season. VIII oe
given on April 81. at 4:3O p m; ,,.
The Secretary of the Navy ana MIS-.
DENLY will be the honor guests a.
the forum luncheon to ng be givyn wil, be be
April % at l pm. Mr. behos WI"
the principal speaker ~. ,a
the entertainment committee ano
the arts committee Will oointiy p,e
sent THE Pictorial Line, :
to be given by Miss Frances cone
Thomas. chairman of the arts com
nittee. April 80. at $50 pm. The lee
ture will be illustrated pS siiuo' VI
famous paintings. .;u r,aat
The Bible study class VIII me-.
Thursday at 1880 pm. There VIII oe
spTTiai spTh Eranch section meets Tuesday.
The diners at the French taple IN .,s
grill at o'clock, and the hiehi
of the Causerie at pm
The ID. C. Federation Will mee'
Monday, 1880 pm. at Hotel hoose ,f
Col. w. B. Greedy Will speaS =, -
Work for the Idle Acres, .h q
District of Columbia. and Miss maj
lotto G Everett will consider PriVate
Schools of Washington anu W.
w. 4. Winklehaus, "Illiteracy. ana
Augustus Knight. chairman VI ~,
arts committee, conveyed to memoeIs I
Interested. an invitation from the
minister from Persia to Visit the lesa
tion, Saturday. from 4 10 pu', ~
view his collection of Persian art anu
handcraft. Admission by caro- onis
The federation Will meet III dhhu"'
session May "a. inclusive.
The College Women'~ Ciub.-The
social program for the week JuS'
10
tea Monday and a bridge lu; neon
Saturday The luncheon is under tht
auspices of the finance committee. OF
which Miss Marie Saunders Is cnalr
man, with Mrs. Harris Baldwin as
rangements. She will be assisted by
Mrs. Joseph c. Zirkle. Mrs. Howard
G. Nichols, and Miss Margaret Evans
The luncheon will be served at
o'elock, followed by bridge and ooo
with a prize at each table.
The hostesses for the Monday tea
are the members of Section VIII. Miss
Martha Dobbin, chairman: Using
clay to illustrate his talk, olrlcn .. .
Dunbar. sculptor. will speak or
clay Modelling" Miss olga Dunbar
soprano. will assist. Other specia
guests will include Mrs. Henry Wal
lace. wife of the Secretary Of Agri.
culture; Mrs. o. S ]. Dunbar, Mr.. ano
Brigham, Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Powell
and Miss Grace Temple. Mrs T.. ID
Ball will preside at the tea table
assisted by Mrs. Leroy T. Vernon and
Mrs. William Bonar Bell:
At 4:45 pm. before Mr.. Dunbar
talk Dr. Atkinson of the board OF
the Travellers Aid will outline brieny
the work of that society.
The Anthony League met at the
- Nnd dnr 70 n n
Womens Clubs, 1874 n street, We'd
Mrs. Anna E. Hendley, being in At.
lantic City. the meeting was presided
oyer by Vice President Mrs. EvelyT
Chatterton Widney. Mrs. Frizzell
president of the District Federation
was the honor guest and spoke on
Federated Women's Responsibilities
to. the Coming Generations" Gertrude
Richardson Brigham. who writes un-
entertained with descriptive pictures
secured during her travels abroad
and Mrs. Mary Preston Slosson read
original poems: "A Table Set for One.
Set for Three" Mrs. Wayne B Wheeler
was in charge of the musical program
which included several piano solos by
Mrs. Irene Miller-Chainey. Mrs
Mary D. Duvall. the hostess, served
tea at ) o'clock, assisted by her
The league will hold it's annual get.
together meeting at federation head
quarters Thursday evening, with old
fashioned as well as modern dancing
and refreshments and "a good time
is to be had by ALL" Members are
requested to wear their old-fashioned d
garments If modern apartment houses
have allowed space for the storing
away of any. Mrs. Nanette B. Pau
announced. through Mrs. Compton. q
play THE Kings Parade" which will
be given at Central High School May
s., pm. The following delegates
have been elected by the league tc
the Federation of Clubs: Mrs Anna
L. Hendley, alternate Mrs. Chase: DR.
Du Cumb. alternate Mrs. Daniels
Mrs. Snyder. alternate Miss johnson
Mrs. Wagner. alternate Mrs. O'Bear
Mrs. Charles w. Fits, alternate Mrs
Callison; Mrs. Egbert, alternate Mrs
Wayne B. Wheeler: Mrs. William Ban
herman, alternate Mrs. Trotter; Mrs
Eugene Young. alternate Mrs. w. B.