Evening star., 1923-10-14

be in The Star Office by Thursday
afternoon. Reports of meetings that
occur later in the week will be pub
lished II space permits. Owing to
overwhelming demands on the col
umns of The Sunday Star all notices
must be restricted to important work
before each organization.
MAMIE LANCASTER.
women's City Club.-Mrs Mary c
D. johnson will be hostess at tea this
afternoon, from 4:30 to 6, assisted by
the members of the entertainment com.
mittee. Mrs. Frances Hopkins will pre-
side at the tea table.
Tomorrow at $50 pm. n detachment
of the Army Band. known as 'Pershing's
own will give concert. w. j. Stan
ard, leader. Mrs. Gertrude Lyons will
sing. accompanied by the band.
French section meets Tuesday at,
pm. in the grill. Causerie from z to s.
Wednesday morning circle from IL to II
The Bible study class will meet
Thursday evening from Z to. 5. DR.
Josephine Baird. leader. Miss Ruth NJ
Hansford will sing.
Free and Easy Auction Club will meet
Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 1880
Instruction will be given on Tuesday
only.
Current events section will meet
L.
chairman. Mrs. Robert E. Nelson will
speak.
The evening book review section will
meet Thursday, pm. Mrs. Mary G.
McCloskey will preside
Miss Janet Richards will give talks at
the clubhouse during the winter The
first OF the series will be held October
30 at the clubhouse.
Club members are urged to remember
the date for the annual bazaar-Decem-
Der s, and s.
College WOmen's CIub.-Three in
teresting affairs are on the social
program for this week. At the tea
tomorrow Dean Albert Putney of the
School of Diplomacy of American
University will be the guest of honor
and speaker. his topic being Italy
and the Balkans" The hostesses for
the afternoon are the members of
Section XIII. Miss Jane Bartlett.
chairman. Receiving with Miss Bart
lett and Mrs. Baldwin, president of
the club. will be Mrs. Putney, wife of
the speaker. Mrs. Henry Grattan
Doyle is to preside at the tea table.
The annual reception of the officers
and advisory board of the club will
be held at the clubhouse on Wednes-
day, from $50 to 1890 pm, with
Dr. William Mather Lewis, president
OF George Washington University,
and Mrs. Lewis as the guests of hon
~ IL. LEWIS Will ulSCuSS serving
the Community with the University"
Mrs. William C. Van Week and Miss
Elizabeth Wilson are to preside at
the punch table. All college women
In the city are invited.
the monthly luncheonS for the sea-
SON win be inaugurated Saturday at
1880 pm, with DIR. Louise Stanley,
chief OF the newly created bureau OF
home economics of the Department
of Agriculture as the guest of honor
and speaker
Plans for. the bazaar to be. held
st the clubhouse November 23 and
- are moving along rapidly, with
Mrs. Joseph c. Zirkle of the finance
American Association of University
WOmen.-Activities have been resum-
ed at the National Club, 1884 1 street
Miss Nina Kerr. the new executive
secretary, has her office well organ
Mrs. Frances Fenton Bernard has
returned from two state division
meetings of the association in Mis-
souri, and in Wisconsin.
A series of talks and lectures has
beeu planned by the public interests
committee, of which Mrs. John ].
O'Connor is chairman. Members in
terested in education, economics or
foreign relations and would like to
form study groups are asked to COM
Those interested in the study of
the drama and the presentation of
plays should get in touch with Miss
Margaret B. Merrill. Bridge clubs are
being organized under MisS-Sue CAN'T
and Miss Ruth Weeks.
The club mad the pleasure of en-
tertaining at tea Wednesday Capt
U. +. Beeman, secretary of the British
war missions to the United States,
who gave talk on Closer Relations
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Schools and Colleges
DR.. H. G. Moulton, director of the
Institute of Economics, spoke last
night on The Economics Of the Eu-
ropean Situation"
AT the October meeting of the
Washington branch, A. A. U. w. OF
which Miss Margaret Z. Merrill is
president, the delegates to the con-
vention held In Portland last July,
Mrs. j: L. Swlggett and Mrs. Ray
mond b Morgan. gave accounts of
the work of the convention, and Miss
Nina Kerr spoke both of the conven-
tion and her work for the association
here Miss Jessie LaSalle, psychologist
cal expert in the local schools, whose
work is being financially supported
by this association and by the Twen-
tieth Century Club. gave talk on
her methods in using intelligence
tests and her plans for putting them
into practice.
IHe pioBTdIH LOT tne coming week.
includes tea Wednesday, at which
Miss Kerr will be guest. of honor and
Miss Edith Allen and Miss Mabel Hunt
hostesses.
There will be a special meeting of
the Washington branch Friday, 4:30
PM, at the clubhouse
=. DR.. H. G. Moulton, director Of the
Institute OF Economics,wiH speak at
the clubhouse Saturday, $50 pm, on
The Economics of the European
Situation"
It Tuesday will mark the formal open
ing Of the clubhouse at 1922 H street,
according to announcement of the
president. Mrs. Harriet Hawley
Locher.
!. The clubhouse has heretofore been
-pccupied jointly by the District
League and the national board, but
is now to house solely the business
sand activities of the District body
: Many of the members have been out
changes and innovations that have
taken place in the decoration and
furnishing OF the rooms will be seen
by them for the first time Tuesday.
!. The chief event of the day will be
ihe Fellowship dinner" tor take place
jn the Pen, Women tea room at 6:30
IN the evening under the direction
of Miss Mabel Dill, chairman of the
feature dinner series, who will pres
ent Fellowship program. Mrs. Agnes
NJ. Newman, chairman of the fellow
ship committee, will be the principal
speaker and guest Of honor. and Mrs.
Locher and Mrs. Athertoh Du Puy will
also speak.
The regular short-story classes are
meeting during the week with a
heavy enrolment
The first concert will be given in
the clubhouse October 26 under the
direction OF Mrs: Dorothy De Muth
watson and her committees.
Twentieth Century CIub.-The par
liamentary law section held it's first
meeting Monday at the headiuarters