Evening star., 1923-10-21

vited to meet with them. The bazaar
slogan is Every Member an Articlei"
League of American Pen women,
Craftsmanship classes, a new feature.
are swinging into line with the open
ing OF the fall season. new addi-
ton to the list is the motion picture
study courses" to be conducted by
MISS Laura Thornborough of Tennes-
see. who spent four years in Wash
tngton as scenario writer for the
Department of Agriculture and is CO.
author of book on Motion Pictures
In Education"
The first lecture In the course will
be given Tuesday evening, at S:15, at
league headquarters, 1722 II street. on
! the subject DO you want to write
motion picture scenarioS?" Both men
and women are invited. After Tues
day evening the motion picture study
classes will meet Thursday evening at
O'Clock, at the same place, beginning
Thursday.
Tuesday evening the formal OPEN
ing of the newly decorated clubhouse
took place, the chief event of the
day having been the fellowship din
ner' at $50 O'Clock in the Pen Women
tearoom. Miss Mabel DILL teacher
OF the short story course in the
league, and chairman OF feature din
ners, presided. The chief speaker of
the evening and the guest of honor
was Mrs Agnes NJ. Newman. chair
man of the fellowship committee and
! historian Of the league.
Mrs. William Atherton Du PUy, for
mcr national and district president OF
the league. was also one OF the fca-
tured speakers.
Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher, dis
trtct president, paid tribute TO the
Fellowship committee and Mrs. New
| man for having taken 4 tiny thought
OF goodwill and developed IT, into Il
great oak under whose shade the
league would prosper as never before
IN it's history
Mrs. I.arz Anderson. second vice
president, who had come on TO Wash
inrton from her summer home to at
tend the dinner. responded to II re-
quest that she say a few words Mrs
j. Ernest of Miami, Fla. Miss Byrd
Mock OF New York, Mrs. +. B. Moran.
Mrs. Howard Angus, Mrs. william
Wolff Smith, Mrs. Peck and Miss
Barnes made most entertaining brief
iftcr-dinner speeches.
Mrs. n. $. Mulliken. librarian. an
nounced the opening book review
luncheon for Tuesday in the Pen
" omen ;earoom. at 1920 O'Clock.
.iiSs Hudson, chairman of the COM
mercial group of writing women in
The league, announced the first group
o'clock.
The FIRST of the monthly concerts
ti' l'i5ut " III Idkc pace AT
headquarters at S o'clock. Friday eve
ming, under the direction Of Miss
FioTence Hyde. vice chairman of the
music committee
The first art exhibition of the sea
son is taking place at league head
quarters. and is open to the public
! from 10 to o'clock daily. The pie
! lures hung are the work of Miss
Johnston OF Maryland, who has re-
: Gently returned from California, where
many of her studies are !aid.
The American Liberty Chapter held
It's October meeting AT 1882 Calvert
| street Mrs :. X. Colbert, hostess;
/ Mrs. fttdStiv, assistant hostess The
new regent. Mrs. Richard r. owen.
save an account Of her summer work,
/ including he participation in memor-
lal services for the late President
Harding. and aiding In the reception
20 % given 20 the president general
vice regent. Mrs. II. +. Ridgely, re-
ported that in the absence Jof the
. regent, the board Of managers or
derod 80 to be sent TO the Japanese
relief fund. Both reports the chap
! ter unanimously indorsed. The treas
/ urer, Mrs. Bruckart, showed the
finances 10 be IN good condition. Mrs.
j tTuTGp, registrar, reported the return
OF one of it's charter members and
hrSt corresponding secretary. Mrs. II.
; 10 Phoenix. Ariz.. during a brief stay.
She also noted that two applications
for membership would be sent to the
national board in October. Mrs. Hill
ton jackson, chairman of the maga-
zine COMMITTEES, said II was impossible
for her to serve. and Mrs. :. NJ Meek
was elected 10 ill the place
Mrs. S. NJ. Meek, who had charge Of
the summer outing, a lawn party,
gave verbal report that. in spite OF
/ the heavy rain, d small sum was
cleared. Mrs. Allan. who had pro-
posed that each member make some
thing financially during the vacation,
suggested that the secretary call the
roll for results. The ways and means
/, related We're most amusing. The
money from the lawn party and vaca-
tion added substantially TO the treas
ury. II was announced that Mrs
L. Is. Thompson, the retiring regent,
was on the ticket for state chaplain
and Mrs. Allan to he continued as
chairman of the state library commit
tee. Mrs. Richardson, chairman of the
finance committee, suggested a card
party in the near future. which the
chapter approved. Mrs. Hilton Jack
son gave a travel talk on her trip to
Europe and Victor Colbert sang. ac-
companying himself. Mrs. Ridgely
and Mrs. Tannenbaum presided at the
tea table,