Evening star., 1923-04-14
Twelfth Night" will be given April
27 under direction of Mr. Beck.

| ~ unuer Qirectlon OF MT .BeCk.
Bradley Hills Community League
| The April meeting of the league was
held In the National Field Trial Club
Wednesday evening, instead of Mon
| day evening. In order that it's men,
bers might enjoy radio concert of
| the Marine Band, as arranged by
Charles Brush. member of the
board of directors of the league.
Prior thereto Mr.. Brush had in
house. which resulted in the distinct
| rendition of the selections broadcast
| ed from the Arlington towers.
At the close of the concert Mr..
Brush addressed the audience upon
| the subject of radio. particularly as
| applied to the lighthouse service. He
| explained the sound waves. inter-
! ference OF clouds. the radio compass
| and other heights of perfection not
yet attained
ID. c. Federation of wOman's Clubs
will meet at Hotel Roosevelt April
, %. convcning at IL am. Program
\ VIII be announced later.
| The chairman of the fine arts COM
mittee has arranged another after
noon for the study of foreign art.
This will be in the form of a tea at
the Persian legation on 18th street.
! which is filled with the handiwork of
| the Persian people.
| The WOmen's Overseas Service
League. Washington Unit. held its
April meeting on the 6th. Miss
| Anita Phipps. director of the bu-
reau of women's relations of the
! Army. spoke on the subject How the
| Overseas League Can Cooperate With
, the Army" Miss Phipps gave brief
history of the growth of the bureau
| and it's program. besides indicating
possible lines of development in the
| future. The Army hostess work was
an outgrowth Of the hostess work
done during the war. both overseas
and at home. and is an important fac
| tor today in creating A wholesome at
| mosphere in the Army posts. Volun-
| teer assistants are needed during the
| summer for the training camps and
| the Overseas League expects to fur
ish a number, as 1t did last year.
An unanticipated pleasure was the
I talk by Countess Constance de Caen,
who told of her work with the Ameri-
| can soldiers in France during the war
/ and her continuing devotion, together
; with many other French women. in
caring for the graves of the American
, soldiers in France. Countess de Caen
! is visiting many of the gold star
! mothers while in this country.
! The president of the Maryland unit
and other overseas women from Bal
! hoped that the two units can become
! better acquainted with each other and
i the work being carried on
The o-CIaxsfcs. - The annuol
business meeting and election of Off
: GERS was held recently at the home of
Mrs o. T. Thompson. The report Of
! the year book committee for next
years program was accepted. Dele
gates and their alternates were elect
ed for the coming meetings of the
District Federation of Women's. Clubs
! The officers elected for the coming
year are: President. Mrs. Augustus
knight: vice president. Mrs. F. G.
Brinley; secretary. Mrs. H. ]. Harris;
treasurer. Mrs. Sarah A. Wolhaupter;
press correspondent, Mrs. II. J. Har-
ris; elector, Mrs. c. ID. Glass.
Chevy Chase Political Study Club
The last political study course of the
winter will be held at the Chevy
Chase Library Tuesday evening. s
o'clock. The subject for the evening
will be United States Senators,
United States Representatives. the
Governor of Maryland: Their terms
of office. salaries. duties of each, in
| case of death how their Offices are
filed" Senator Blair Lee speaker
after which Mrs. David Kincheloe will
render musical selections. Come and
bring some one interested.
The Columbia Heights Art Club held
its annual meeting at the home of
Mrs. Dewitt Croissant. Election of
officers and routine business con-
sumed the time. Mrs. Charles p.
Grandfield. who has served both the
| federation and the art club as vice
president. was elected president for
the ensuing year. Mrs. L. G. Russell,
the clubs treasurer for the past two
iyears, was elected vice president. Mrs.
Arthur j. Seaton succeeded Mrs. Rus
fsell as treasurer. Mrs. c. r. Cramner,
well known in the federation as past
corresponding secretary, was elected
as recording secretary. Mrs. Walter
Howard and Miss c. H. Hill were re-
elected to second terms as corre-
lsponding secretary and press reporter.
Mrs. Dewitt Croissant will represent
the club as its director to the fedora
tion. and Mrs. John Boyle, jr., will
serve on the nominating committee.
The executive board is Mrs. Charles
Grandfield. Mrs. Augustus knight,
Mrs. Faber Stevenson, Miss c. H. Hill,
Mrs. Ella Logan, Mrs. Dewitt Crois-
SAINT and Mrs. r. B. Bare The dele
gates to the annual meeting of the
federation will be Mrs. Arthur J. Sea-
ton, Mrs. ]. D. Croissant, Mrs. H. K.