Evening star., 1923-04-12

wMnen Mrs. w. n. myers Is prosiuSnl, !,
luncheon tomorrow at o'clock a,
the City Club. Many guests have
been invited and the luncheon Will be
anniversary of the study club: The
committee in charge are: Mrs. George
w. Harris, chairman; Mrs. w. r.
Myers, Mrs. u. G. Davis and Mrs.
Charles Demonet. Many novel fea-
lures have been arranged.
Friendship NurAery Tea
And Sale This Afternoon.
At the April tea and sale which the
Friendship Nursery Aid Club will
give for the benefit of Friendship
House at the College Women's Club
this afternoon. Mrs. Elmer D. Ball and
Mrs. Frank Garden. founder Of the club,
rangements, have asked the following
to pour or TO assist: Mrs William r.
Chamberlin, president of the club;
Mrs. Jason Noble Pierce, Mrs. Carle-
ton r. Ball. Mrs; F. b. Bourn, Mrs
William Briggs. Mrs. Hersey Munroe
Miss Flora L. P. Johnson. Mrs. S. s.
Gannett. Mrs. George P. Tucker and
Mrs. Edith c. Hamilton. Mrs. Henry
H. Myers and Mrs. Z. S. La Fetra will
be in charge of the candy table; Mrs
William Burt, with Mrs. NJ D. Lind
say. Mrs. Edwin Mess and Mrs. II. c.
Chatfield of the white elephants, and
Mrs. George r. Ide. with Mrs. Morris
Sabin. Mrs. NJ. Schram and Mrs. Cliff
ford Bradbury of the cooked food
Mrs. H p. Gould and Mrs. II. s. Wash
and fancy articles. At 4:30 a short
program will be given. when little
Miss Carol Smith will dance, her ac-
compartments being played by Mrs
Chester Morrill,. Miss Stella Water
man will give readings and Mrs
Eofbertra Rirh Fielder will o.
companied by Miss Emile Margaret
White. All friends OF Friendship
House are invited to be present.
Representative and Mrs. Adam
Wyant will entertain preceding the
day night. Their guests will be
woman members Of the Pennsylvania
legislature. including Miss Heller
Grimes. Miss Sarah Galleher, Miss
Bentley. Mrs. Marcus Speiser, Mrs
Rosa de Young and Mrs. Lillian Pitts
Other guests will be Representative
and Mrs. Clyde Kelly and Mrs. Harry
Reamer and Miss Sarah Speel oi
Greenburg, Pa, delegates to the D
A. r. congress.
Mr.. Z. Ishiko and Mr.. B. Keubo o,
Toxic, Japan. who are in Washington
for an indefinite period, have taker
an apartment at the Burlington
Hotel
Mrs. C. C. Calhoun recently returned
from New York. where she went tc
meet Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, who
is making the plans for the figure Of
Motherhood' which is to surmount
the mothers memorial tower Of the
Woman's Universal Alliance. She re,
turns next week to New York for the
Egyptian ball. being arranged by Mrs
Francis Burrill Hoffmann and whicf
Will be given Tuesday night at the
Ritz Carlton. the proceeds of which
will be given to the Woman's Interna.
tional Alliance of France. an auxil,
lance. OF which branch the Duchess dt
Nendome is president. Part of the
proceeds will go for the work of the
French branch through the Woman's
Universal Alliance in Washington.
Miss Marie Dressler. VINO ia n d@lr.
gate to the world welfare conference
10 be he'd by the Womaus Universe
Alliance April 80 to May 5, at the New
Willard Hotel. and who will speak OF
women On the Stage is giving sug-
gestionS regarding the general pag.
cant and there will be special dances
by Ruth st. Denis and her corps oi
dancers.
Mrs. Richard Stevens is also one Of
the formal delegates to the confer.
ence here. The program Of the cou.
ference is to be interspersed with en-
tertainment at Clifton, the interna
tional headquarters of the alliance
The musical program is to be enriche ed
by several Metropolitan singers and
among them Miss Criticos, the protege