Evening star., 1923-03-25
The District Federation OF women's

The Dfstrict Federation OF WOme ms
Clubs will meet tomorrow, II a.m., at
Hotel Roosevelt. The morning session
Will be taken up by regular business and
the election OF delegates to the biennial
at Atlanta, Ga, Luncheon az l pm.
convene at pm, the afternoon to be
given over to the discussion of motion
pictures by six of the committee.
Wemen's City Club.-Dr. Josephine
Baird, chairman o. the Bible STUDY
Glass section. will be hostess at the
muslcal-tea to be given in the clubhouse
this afternoon from. 1880 to G..
Mrs. Miles PoindeXter, wife Of the
United States ambassador to Peru;
Mrs. Horace Mann Towner, wife OF the
Governor of Porto Rico, and Mrs. Percy
Quinn of Mississippi. first vice president
OF the Congressional Club. are TO be
the honor guests. Receiving with Dr.
Baird will be Mrs Lyman B. SWORN
stedt. president of the Women's City
Club; Mrs. George EASEMENT, Mrs
James Arment. Miss Clara 3. Noyes.
Mrs. Sallie V. III. Pickett. Judge kathe-
T'ine Sellers and Civil Service Commits
sisner Mrs. Helen Gardiner. Presiding
=; the tea table will be Mrs William e
Humphrey of Seattle, Wash: Mrs. Cliff
ford Ireland of Illinois and Mrs. Thomas
[Ta6o. wife of Representative Crago Of
Pennsylvania with Mrs. Marian Web
.ter. Mrs. Marie Stair Lawyer: Miss
Constance Towner, Miss Floradel Sta
pies, Miss Fern Calvin. Miss Ceres
Humber and Miss Maud Freeman serv-
ing as their assistants. Mrs. ]. j. I'm
lerwood will sing. accompanied by Miss
Mabel Mulliken. Vocal selections will
he given by A.. S. Zerbee Mrs. Homer
Wright of Kentucky serving as accom-
panist. Durwood Bowersox will
render violin numbers.
Mrs. Harriet Ayers Seymour will
give a recital in the clubhouse this
evening att o'clock. Mrs. Seymour is
one of the founders of the Music Settle
n,ent on East Sd street. New York city.
and is dir"".r"ss "f hr Seymour School
Of Musical Re education.
A. HARLEM Castle will present the
song cycle, In Memoriam." by James
II. Rogers. in the clubhouse tomor-
row evening. $50 o'clock. Assisting
NE Castle will be John r. Monroe.
accompanist, and Charles c. Williams.
pianist.
The entertainme committee an
nounces an Easter dance for April .
atf9:30 pm. Cards may be obtained
at, the clubhouse.
There is to be an Ampico concert
ou the afternoon of April l, from 4
to > o'clock
The Bible study class. DR. Josephine
Baird. leader. meets every Thursday
from Z TO $50 pm.
The circulating library is open
week days from 3 to $50 pm. Six
month subscribers are desired.
The District of Columbia League Of
Women Voters will hold its annual
business meeting at the Burlington
Hotel Wednesday,. The meeting will
he:Apreceded by a luncheon. at which
Mrs. Ida clyde Clark. author and
lecturer of New York, will bc the
principal speaker. Mrs. Clark is also
president of the Women's Intcrra-
tional News Service At the business
meeting the officers for the ensuing
year are To bC elected. also the dele
gates to the convention of the Ma
tional League Of Women Voters.
which is to he held in April. Miss
1fariean James is chairman of the
nominating committee Mrs William
Van Week and Mrs. Henry Grafton
Doyle are in charge of the luncheon.
The College WOmen's Ciub.-Aftcr
a busy week at the club. which in
cludcd a luncheon. q tea. dance and
reception. there viii he slight iull
In social affairs there. except for the
regular weekly tea. which viii take
place as usual tomorrow. This will
he worth while. with Miss Mary {.
Nelson OF New York as guest of
honor and speaker. Her topic will
lie The Fusion Of the Arts Through
Music" correlation of the arts
through the ages. illustrated by music
and art designs. Special guests who
Bush Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lawrence and Miss Leila Mechlin.
Miss Mary Isabel Kelly is to. preside
at the tea table. assisted by Miss
Marion Mccoy aud Mrs. X. ). Dyer
Special interest by club members
Is CeutcrinG nov on the plans for the
annual banquet. which is to take
place April -, with Mrs. Leroy T.
Vernon as chairman and on the re-
suit OF the nominations for officers,
now in the hands OF the elections
committee. Mrs. d. Roberts Harper.
chairman.
The short story Club met last Tues
9Th street. with President ]. Lewis
Moneyway in the chair. In the alb
sence Of the secretary, Mrs. Mira N.
Metcalf. the minutes were taken by
Mrs. II. ]. Hof1igcr.
The program. in charge of Mrs.
Gertrude L. Mackenzie. opened with
vocal solos "DrinE to Me Only With
Thine Eyes" and "oh. Believe Me If
All Those Endcaring Young Charms
by Miss Estelle p. Wild. accompanied
by Mrs Mack kenzie.
Mrs: Virginia King Frye being i'll.
was read by Miss Verna Flagg.
The story of the evening, recount.
the town scapeEoat. was read by it's
author, Robert s. Moore.
Recitations. THE Highwayman."
agnes. Love Thee" WHO'S Afraid?'
and "A Pair of Irish Jokers." were
given by Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Phillips.
who was special attraction at this
meeting. owing to recent successes
scored at reCitalS at various church
entertainments.
Mrs. Mackenzie gave c talk on the
life and works. of William Sidney
Porter. better known as 20. Henry"
The concluding number on the
program was the vocal solo. Drink
to Me Only With Thine Eyes" which
Miss Wild repeated by special request.
The April program. which will be
the last public meeting of the season,
will nc in charge of Miss Nerna
Flagg.
Woman's Auxiliary 10 tho Railway
Mail Henry w. Stick
land. industrial secretary. r. NJ. A..
addressed the auxiliary at its meet
ing Friday. on the Mail Service of
Pioneer Days"
A card party will be given az the
Masonic Temple. Sth and streets
northeast. April IA. Mrs. Elizabeth
hlfnehause. chairman. Mrs. ID. NJ. T'ice
joined the auxiliary. Mrs. II. G. Hen-
ncr was elected serrtary and Mrs. ].
=. Hunnicutt. delegate to the Fedora
ton of WomcnS Clubs.
Mrs. a. X. Wine was indorsed for
reelection as secretary of the fedora
mer Roberts. After business. Mrs.
Lee Sanford entertained with songs.
accompanied by Mr.. Fewell. Charles
Irving played selections on the piano.
The hostesSes were Mrs. J. II. Gram
ford and Mrs. j. H. Grubbs.