Evening star., 1923-01-27


under the same conditions governing
the award of the scholarship.
A social hour followed.
The Tennessee State Society. at it's
recent meeting elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: Presi-
dent. B. Carroll Reece: vice presi-
dent, DR.. Everett M. Ellison; score
tary, Alfred l. Duncan; treasurer.
Charles A. Rollins: chairman enter
chairman membership committee,
Ernest Loving: chairman reception
committee, w. Marvin Pope.
This society. composed of about
800 Tnessesseeans resident in Wash
inston. meets onoe a month. largely
for social purposes p,
The Excelsior Literary Club met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Barn.
hard. DR.. Margaret Huddleson Of the
Department Of Agriculture. gave :.
which was followed by general dis
cussion. Mrs. Hobbs and Mrs. Trouty
will entertain the members February
9 at 1892 Park road.
The woman's Auxiliary to the Rail-
way Mail Association met Friday
evening at Odd Fellows Hall. J. Luce
made an address on Thrift" The
musical program arranged by the
hostess. Mrs Elizabeth Klinehausee
featured violin selections by Paul
Collins and piano solos by Mrs.
Marie Bradley, Miss Ethel Mowatt and
Eugene Stewart. Mrs. Deeds enter
tanned with readings and little Mar
5orie Wine gave song and dance.
The Neweomb Club Of Bethesda met
In current session In the home Of
Mrs. Clifford w. Geibel. Oak place.
The host, Mr. Geibel of the bureau OF
mines. addressed the members and
guests on the subject Of liquid air.
His lecture was accompanied by ex-
periments illustrating the peculiar
qualities Of the liquid form of air
and it's bearing on present and future
chemical problems.
The club will hold its next meeting
with Mrs. Imirie. The subject will be
"Maryland's Colonial Eastern Shore"
Women's Club of Bethesda.-That
the conflicting tides Of world politics
are making for war vas the declara-
tion OF Frederic William VILE, inter
nationa! correspondent. in an address
before the club at its current meeting
at the home OF Mrs. W. w. Bride.
Edgemoor. Md. Mr.. Vile discussed at
length the reconciliation Of American
policies with those of other nations
and cited Americas duty to the world
from an economic and financial stand
point. Former Secretary Of the Treas
ury Leslie NJ. Shaw added to the
pleasure OF the afternoon with several
the meeting at which numerous
guests Of the club were present.
The Warrington smith Club will
con Tuesday, January 30 Miss Lucille
Atcherson Of the class OF '09 at Smith.
Miss Atcherson Is the first woman to
be appointed as secretary of embassy
and legation In the American diplo-
matte service. She was nominated by
the nomination met with opposition
in the Senate. President Harding
again submitted her nomination.
which was finally ratified. Miss At
cherson took the oath of ONCE at her
home, Columbus, Ohio, December Is.
duty at the State Department. AS
preliminary to her assignment to
foreign station. Miss Atcherson IS
studying the records and methods OF
various divisions Of the department,
especially those dealing with Euro
luncheon will be held at the national
clubhouse OF the A. A. U. w. at 1890
preceded by a business meeting of
the club at IL o'clock. All Smith
alumnae are invited.
The Elmira College Club held an i'm
portant meeting Saturday evening at
the residence of Mrs. Emerson H.
L&ecum. 211s Bancroft street. when
plans were presented for the million
dollar campaign which the college Is
just beginning. DIR. Frederick Lent,
president Of the college; Mr.. Burgess.
director Of the campaign. and Mrs.
Charles n. Clarke. president Of the
Alumnae Association. explained the
plans They confidently expect that
the goal will be reached before COM
mencement, as nearly one-third of the
amount has already been subscribed
for this the Oldest college for women.
The DahIsren Terrace Thur.day
Club met at the Florence Crittenton
Home Thursday. Lunch was served to
the members and invited guests. Talks
were made by Mrs. Robertson and
Mrs. Boyle
The Woodley Park Bible Circle will
consider Obadiah" at it's meeting
tomorrow at II am. At last Mondays
meeting at the home Of Mrs. w. H.
Howard. 2610 Garfield street. the
Prophet Zachariah' was the subject
of q paper by Mrs. Cunningham. A
discussion by the members followed.
The Sixteenth Street Heights CIub
met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. T.
]. MacSpeiden. Mrs. S. d. Grove pre-
sided in the absence of the president,
Mrs Dennis. Mrs. Milton Danziger
reported on the last meeting of the
District Federation. with special em-
phasis on the plans for the concert to
be held February 10. The treasurer,
Mrs. c. r. Stuhl. was instructed to