Evening star., 1923-02-17
at the Attls Thsater with the Rams
Head Club, In Truth

at the Little Thsater with the Rams
Head Club, In Truth"
Di.triet LEAGUE Of women voters-
Edward p. Colliday, chairman Of tho
Washington Board Of Trade, will be
honor guest. and speaker at the
monthly forum luncheon Of the
league to be held at the Women's
City CLUB "Wednesday at 1890 pm;
Relations Between the Federal Gov
ernment and the District OF Colum-
cia; the Surplus" Mrs. Frank Hiram
Smell and the law and legislation
COMMITTEES, of which she Is chairman.
viii be hostesses. Those unable to
get reservations are welcome to como
in and hear the address.
Neweomb Club Of Bethesda. Md.
held its February meeting at the
lowing the business session Mrs. Pey-
ton Whalen read a paper. "Maryland's s
Colonial Western Shore" The club
gave q valentine luncheon Wednes-
day at the home Of Mrs. George F.
Hane.
The ArxyIs Study Club met Febru-
ary with Mrs. F. H. Hillman, 1924
Crittenden street. A paper on Land
seaRe R cpmns. Tps Mas csS rsSd % BY sst Mrs
Monday with Mrs. N. L. Collamer.
1245 Crittenden street.
The Parent-Teachers' Association
Of Carbery School gave an attractive
ary 9. at which a sketch, BILLY Boy"
acted by Miss c. E~Sauter, James
L. Kidwell, and little Miss Lois Hoff-
man, was awarded a homemade cake
as a prize for the best costume.
Dancing was q feature Of the pro-
gram.
Tho Johnson-Powell Mothers Club
will have an important meeting with
the District OF Columbia Congress of
Mothers and PaTent-Teacher Asso-
Hotel.
St0newall jackson Chapter, Z. ID. c.,
held Its monthly meeting Monday
night at Confederate Memorial Home,
Mrs. Albion Wilkins Tuck, president,
In the chair. Routine business being
disposed of, nominations for presi-
dent Of the District Division, U. D. c.,
was in order. Mrs. Tuck was in
dorsed for the Office.
Takom. Park Civic study Club
The music section met recently at the
home Of Mrs. H. E. Seidel. the evening
being partly devoted to Haydn's life
and compositions. Those who took
part in the program were Mrs Alice
McPherson Morgan, violinist; Mrs. E.
Miss Anna Little. Miss Elizabeth Frye,
soloists; Mrs. Waldo Schmitt, Mrs. c.
M. Young. Mrs. Seidel. Mrs. Stanley H.
Smith. pianists; Miss Margaret Lam
caster. whistler.
The Bible section met at the library
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Caroline
Gordon, leader. under the direction of
the Y. W. c. A.
The literary section will meet with
Mrs. Lawrence v. Lampson Tuesday.
$50 pm. THE Far-fung British EN-
pire" is the subject Of the course of
study
The art section will meet, under the
leadership of Mrs. A. B. Gleason, at
the library the first and third Mon
day. pm. at Takoma Library.
The course of instruction will IN
clude interior decoration, art and
color.
The class is open to children and
adults at small admission fee.
The Sixteenth Street Heights wom-
ems Club met Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. Harry L. Stroh at her bungalow,
Alaska avenue and Holly street. In
ADDITION ADD : to the membership of twenty
tertained In a valentine spirit. which
was emphasized by the decorations.
The clubs purpose. apart from its So
cial activities, is for the development
OF the artistic In home economics. and
addresses along this line are made
by speakers Of scientific training. On
Tuesday the speaker was Miss Hunt
of the Department of Agriculture
home economics.
The Glover Club met Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Lawrence. Mrs.
Bresnahan was elected president, Mrs
Harris Barnum vice president, Msr
Claude Owens treasurer, Mrs. Charles
Benes secretary, Mrs. Bischoff parlia-
mentartan and Mrs. Joseph Randall
delegate to District Of Columbia Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs.
The next melting will be held March
1 at the residence Of Mrs Randall.
A bridge party will be held March Z
at the City Club.
Columbia Unbfon, w. c. T., T., met
Friday with Mrs. German, 3459 14th
street. Reports were given by Mrs
Cunningham on child welfare and
Americanization. Scales for weighing
children have been given to Webster
sohooi. the hrst edition Of news
paper has been printed by those in
terested In our new citizens and a.
reception for them will be held In
old Central February 20 at o'clock.
The mower committee reported care
or a family in need OF food for two
weeks. Mrs. Raymond Morgan, mem
Der OF the National Council for Pre-
Yention of War, gave a talk and Mrs.
Staunton, District Of Columbia SUPER
fntendent OF peace, also spoke. An
anniversary meeting will be held at
the Frances E. Willard statue, in the
o'clock.
The Cultus Club was entertained
Tuesday by Mrs. w. 1. Dyer. A naner
on Makers Of Famous Porceiains''
was read by Mrs. Paris Brenele. who
considered Chinese and Japanese
works of arts In ceramics, European
porcelalns and American china, with
OF Trenton and lockwood of Cleve-
land. A paper on Trade Unions"
read by Mrs. William X. Cooper. and
another on The, Study Of Drugs" by
Mrs. A. c. Taylor, caused interested
discussion.
An evening meeting Of the club was
held at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Appleton p. Clark, Jr., January 80,
when the members and guests listen
ed to an instructive lecture upon
Alaska, given by Harvey Sargent,
whose many visits to that part of our
country enabled him to present the
subject with authority. Numerous
lantern slides of maps with views of
the country under many phases added
to the interest Of the talk.
Previous to the lecture Mrs Clark
exhibited a number of European
views made from photographs taken
on her wedding trip, thirty-one years