Evening star., 1923-04-01

de Florian" (Godard).
Recitations, by Mile. Georgette
MaricotI"sur Ia Jetee" (Jacques
Rosmanrd} Rorasar 5Roatsna1 and LES Petits cochons
Heading, by Mime. Camille Hind
marsh--"Un Cas- d Amnesie" On. "a
macois).
Conundrums, by Miss Julia Rogers.
Edison, Mrs. Ruby Anderson. Miss
Maud Scruggs and Mile. Georgetta
Marriott.
The Sixteenth Street Heights Club
met Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
James Lay. 1925 Georgia avenue. At
d business meeting following lunch
con the revised constitution was
presented for discussion. In re-
sponse to an appeal by Mrs. 7. j.
MacSpeiden. the club purchased two
bricks for the Central Gospel Mis-
sion and Children's Emergency Home.
c. r. Evans, former member of
Congress from Utah, spoke on the
work of Washington Safety Council.
Mr.. Evans spoke of Washington. the
National Capital, as properly lead
ing the country In safety reform.
Mrs. C. A. Reed, recently returned
from Picking, spoke of her expe-
riences and observations and dis
played q number of Chinese house
hold appliances.
card party at her home Friday, April
13, the proceeds to be added to the
clubs fund for charity.
The next meeting will be held April
10 at the home of Mrs. James Duncan,
1851 Conduit road.
The Columbia Heights Art Club held
it's current meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Augustus Knight. with Mrs.
Walter Howard as assistant hostess.
Yccff If
readings on different forms of art,
included the program. A social, with
st. Patricks day refreshments, con-
cluded an enjoyable meeting.
The Russian tea recently given by
this club for the benefit of the Dis
trict of Columbia Federation was a
success financially and socially. 1t
is hoped the proceeds will all be in
by the next federation meeting.
The next meeting of the club Will
be with the president. Mrs. Dewitt
Croissant.
The Catholic WOmen's Service Club
will resume its weekly dances Friday
at Catholic Community House, COL L
street, pm.
Father McElwee of Wilmington and
his graduating class will be guests of
the Community House during Easter
week.
The Beta Cana Phi Sorority gave
tea last sunday.
The membership committee is
working diligently TO make a splen-
did showing when the report is read
May Z.
The Newcomb Club of Bethesda,
Mrs. Benjamin T. Elmore president,
held it's current meeting at the home
of Miss RELY. A talk on the work Of
Daniel Chester French was given BY
Mrs keplinger and pictures OF his
statuary were shown. DIR. kirkpat-
rick spoke on phillips Brooks
Mrs. White gave several piano num-
bers and Miss Newell rendered selec-
tions on the violin.
Business women's CounciI-"The
Wonders of the Sea" was the subject
OF a highly instructive illustrated
lecture by DR.. Paul Bartsch Of the
National Museum before the council
the evening of March %. Many curl
Gus and beautiful specimens of
aquatic life were shown and desCrib-
details regarding methods used in
collecting information and specimens,
with pictures of apparatus and ap-
plances. The audience was large and
appreciative.
Miss Campbell led the chorus sing
ing. Plans were made for the an
nual dinner to be held April Is.
The WOmen's Overseas Service
League will meet Friday at the Y. ".
c. A, 1888 r street, at Sis pm. Miss
Anita Phipps, director of, the Women's
service bureau OF the Army, will
speak on How the Women's Over
seas League Can Cooperate With
the Army Hostess Work" The Bal
timore unit has been invited to attend
the meeting.
Service work continues regularly at
the hospitals and more volunteers are
needed to replace members who have
moved out of town and also to help
expand the work.
Announcement will be made at the
meeting of plans for the national con-
Vention of the Women'S Overseas
Service League. which will be held in
Chicago June Il. Is and 16.
Overseas women of Washington are
invited to joint the Washington unit.
Miss Mary A. Lindsey, membership
chairman. will be glad to answer any
inquiries sent to her at the Grace
Dodge Hotel.
The Parliamentary Law Glass will
meet Tuesday, 1880 pm, at the home
of Mrs. Bertrand Ewell Trenis, 3433
Wisconsin avenue. Mrs. Trenis will
Question" the subject of this months
study.
The CuItus Club was entertained
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. II. w.
Smith. The program consisted of
the three following papers. History
of the Calendar" Mrs. oscar Wilkin-
son; The Origin of Playing Cards."
Mrs. W. l. Dyer. and The Drink
Problem and the Eighteenth Amend
ment,' Mrs. W. S. Corby.