Evening star., 1923-01-06

little more decently. Mr.. Davis would
like to see every alien enrolled and
pay small annual fee 50 long as
they are not naturaIized citizens of
the United States.
The meeting was presided over by
the president, Mrs. William II. Her
ron. The following were admitted to
membership in the club: Mrs. John
Paul Earnest, Mrs Francis NJ. Good
win. Mrs. Percy H. Russell. Mrs. Ed
ward c. Sherman, Mrs. Frank z.
Webner.
The parliamentary law section will
torium of the Y. w. c. A, 1888 F
street. The program. in charge OF
Mrs. Charles w. Weeks. will be in
the form of drill and quiz.
A meeting of the archaeology sec
tion will be held Tuesday at pm.
bert Bushnell will give a talk on
"Serpents."
Nine. Blanche Bimont will give
recitations and monolagues before
the French section Wednesday at S:so
pm. at 1447 Massachusetts avenue.
French patriotic songs will be sung
by members of the section. Mrs.
George Barkley Taylor and Mrs. j. +.
jones will be hostesses.
The art section viii meet Friday At
1ect. The Appeal or Poetry, will be
treated by Mo A. r. Crandall.
The walk to the experimental
gardens and Arlington on New Year
day by the nature section was filled
with interest. Thirty-seven species
of birds were seen. with abundance
of ducks and gulls on the river. The
ever faithful skunk cabbage and a
elump OF violets were found In bloom.
ID. C. League of Women Voters
THE Courts of the District Of Column
bia" will be the subject Of the discussion
at the dinner Of the league at the
Women's City Club, % Jackson place.
Mussy will preside and the principal
speakers will be Judge J. Wilmer Lati-
mer. Judge Mary O'Toole and Judge
Kathryn Sellars. All who are interested
are welcome. Those unable to get reser-
vations will be welcome to come in at
s o'clock to hear the discussion.
The Parliamentary Law Conference
will be entertained at luncheon at the
residence Of Mrs. John NJ Beavers Tues
day. Following the luncheon. Mrs.
Beavers will preside over the discus
sion.
The College Women's Club will give
dance tonight from to II pm. Miss
Rosalie Godfrey is in charge.
Mrs. Herbert G. Hoover is to be the
guest of honor at a tea at the club
house Monday from to pm. She will
hostesses for the afternoon will be the
| members Of section VII. Miss NJ. Alice
Matthews. chairman. Mrs. James p.
Ault will preside at the tea table. as
sisted by Mrs. Frank l.. Hess and Miss
! Joy l.. Webster
The monthly supper of the executive
| board of the club will be held at $40
pm. Monday. with a business meeting
| afterward.
| On January l3 at $50 pm. there will
/ a nf nItt at xaybip oh
| Hon Wlnifred Mason Huck is to be the
| guest OF honor and speaker.
Stonewan jackson Chapter, L. ID. C..
will give a benefit card party at Hotel
| Hamilton Wednesday at . pm. Bridge
and five hundred will be played and there
| will be prize for each table. The follow
| ing members have the affair in charge:
Chairman Of entertainment. Mrs. Ste
/ phen Lyman Tabor: vice chairman, Miss
| Marie Mcguire; chairman of patron
| esses. Mrs. Charles Bruce: vice chair
! man, Mrs. Arthur Brown: chairman OF
prizes. Mrs. VIM. b. Newman; vice
| chairman. Miss Sabine Wallace: chair-
man OF tables, Miss Katherine BayIes
chairman Of press. Mrs. Nelson p. Web
i ster; vice chairman, Mrs. Harry @
| Clunn: chairman Of reception. Miss
| Margaret Mansfield: vice chairman
Beatrice Mcclure. Miss Virginia Robin
son. Miss Jacqueline Mansfield Miss
| Marjorie Stinson. Miss Helen Montgom-
cry. Miss Gretna Boswell.
The Argyle Study Cub, held its cur.
J rent meeting al the home OF Mrs. H. L.
1 Knight. paper on "The Paintings OF
James Abbott McNeill Whistler was
read by Mrs. J. Z. Douglass. The next
meeting will be at the home Of Mrs
day.
| Crittenton wheeI.-The December
| 2Sth meeting of the Wheel Club was
with Mrs. Tucker. S02 Massachusetts
avenue northeast. A luncheon was
served. The responses TO roll call
embraced current events, personal ex-
periences. stories. prose quotations
editorial from the New York Sun OF
| 1897 was read. Miss Edna Tucker
! gave group of songs accompanied
on the piano by Miss Marion Tucker.
/ Mrs. Regina Douglas, treasurer of the
| Crittenton Home. was a guest and
gave aneRmusing account of a recent
! caller who wished to be anonymous,
who left most welcome gift of 500.
| Mrs. Colt. 4414 18th street will be the
January 18th hostess.
The Washington Section Council of
Jewish Women will hold meeting
| Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in
1 the vestry rooms of the Eighth Street
Temple. The program will consist
1 of a talk on current events as seen
] by the journalist Mary Sullivan, to be
| followed by an informal talk on
! pointers for women on How Business
! Papers SHOULD Be Drawn" Mrs
| Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler, accompanied
| by Charles Ferry, will render vocal
| selections.
The Sixteenth Street Heights Club
members gave a Christmas party for
!
! their families Tuesday evening at the
| home of Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Lingam
4 felter. 1922 Livingston street ChevN