Evening star., 1923-09-30
News of the Clubs

! Women's City CIub.-A card party
J of bridge and five hundred will be
( given under auspices of the enter
/, ing, s o'clock.
\ business meeting will be held
| October ), S o'clock pm. Full at
| tendance is requested.
!, Sunday teas will be resumed; the
first of the season will be given Oc-
+, tober Z, from 4:30 to o'clock The
entertainment committee viii be
hostesses on this occasion, and in
! diyidual members of the entertain
/ ment committee will serve a hostesses
| on the succeeding Sundays in Octo-
Der.
The entertainment committee an
| nounces a lecture, India and the
| Burning Chats" for October s. at
$3.50 pm. J. A. Simonton will be the
| speaker.
! The business and professional wom-
ems section will give subscription
| dinner October 10. 6:30 pm 1.-The
Romance of Chemistry" will be the
! subject Of a talk by DR.. H. L. Howe.
| Chemistry of Food" and Frank B.
Gorin on Chemistry and Business"
DIR. y. Frances Foye and G. c. Con-
cannon will be the other speakers
/ Miss A. Hazel Swift will preside.
| Reservations limited to 100.
An evening meeting of the book
review section will be held October
r.. II, 5 o'clock pm: Mrs Mary c. Nc
The luncheon committee. Mrs. James
w, McNeill. chairman. announces a
forum luncheon October 13, / o'clock
| pm. w. w. Husband, United States
commissioner of immigration. will
speak on 'Immigration Up to the
! Minute" Mrs. William f. Chamberlin
| will preside.
The Bible study class, DR. o. Jo-
/ sephine Baird. leader. will meet
! Thursday from to 500 o'clock pm.
| II Is non-sectarian.
The evening class of the French sec
tion will meet Tuesday at pm. for
! the diners at the French conversation
| table. and at O'Clock for the mem
! bers Of the causerie. The morning
! class will meet Wednesday from II
/ to 12 o'clock. These classes are free
! to club members. Those interested
| please communicate with Miss III: FL.
Arnold. chairman Of ths French sec
| tion. % Jackson place.
| The Tnsentieth Century Club will
| open its season Thursday. IL am. at
! the Cosmos Club. William S. Gull
bertson. vice chairman of United
States Tariff Commission. will be the
! first speaker. His subject will be "a
] Task for the Twentieth Century"
! In Mr.. Culbertson's view. the great
task of the century is the devising of
means to settle disputes; first in do
mestic affairs. between classes. occu-
| pations. etc. and second, in interna-
! tional affairs, between nations and
races. His address will be devoted
: to a discussion of the principles that
underlie a solution of this great prob
+; lem.
| Miss Eliza Z. Sc;dmore- will speak k
F, on Japan" Miss SCidfnore lived for
many years in Japan and the far east.
land is the author Of number of
books on these countries and on
! Alaska.
/ The Woman's Democratic Club of
! Montgomery County will hold it's
second annual luncheon at the Ward
man Park Hotel November at
pm. Among the speakers will be
Senator William Cabell Bruce of
Maryland. A musical program has
also been arranged and the following
Montgomery county members will act
I as pages at the luncheon: Miss Sue
Dorsey Waters, Miss Julia Waters,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Wa
/, ters; Miss Julia Waters, daughter of
i Perry Waters; Miss Mary Alice ALL
mutt. Miss Olive Edmonds, Miss Susan
Giddings, Miss Elizabeth Darby, Miss
| Margaret Garrett. Miss Roach, Miss
Olive and Miss Marion Chace. Miss