Evening star., 1923-02-24

| women.s City Club.-The Clubs
new members will be the hostesses to-
morrow at the tea to be given in the
club house, % jackson place, from to
tS. Miss Myrtle Bum. Mrs. June Hull
Bird and Mrs. VIM. Z. Chamberlin will
preside at the table.
| The entertainment committee, Mrs.
Mary c. D. Johnson, chairman. provides
a speaker for Monday at $3.50 pm. Mrs.
Jeanette II. Wade will give a talk with
1.-THE New Freedom" as her subject.
The committees program for March .
is lecture-recital. Miss Mary c. Mel
son of Baltimore, Md. having Chdrpen-
tiers opera. Louise" as her theme.
| The public relief committee. Mrs. VIM.
| e. Chamberlin, chairman, will give
dinner Wednesday at $50 pm. Mrs.
John S. Bennett. founder and head of
| the Children's Emergency Home, Will
be the honor guest and speaker
| "OvertoneS," one-act play and
| Washington Square production, will be
| given by the dramatic section at the
| dinner OF the public relief committee to
be held Wednesday. The four charac-
| ters will be portrayed by Miss Adelaide
| +. Borah, as Hetty, primitive woman,
with Mrs. Marie Stair Lawyer, as Har-
F, riet, her overtone, and Mrs. VIM. T..
| Chamberlin as Maggie. primitive
/ woman. with Mrs. Gerrit Miller. tr.. as
! Margaret. her overtone.
| The forum luncheon. to be held on
March 8 at ] pm. will have for its
| speaker Mrs. Bess y. Rowe. field editor
| Of THE Farmers Wife," who will have
| for her subject do You Want Your
Daughter to Marry a Farmer" Mrs.
Henry c. Wallace. wife of the Secretary
| Of Agriculture, is to be the honor guest.
! The French section meets every Tues
| day; the diners at the French conver-
! sation table in the grill at pm. The
members of the Cercle, a class of in
struction. meet at pm. Nine. e. Noel
| directs both meetings. Club members
interested In this activity communicate
| with Miss II. II. Arnold. chairman Of
1 the French section. p Jackson place.
| The Bible Glass, DR.. Josephine Baird.
| leader. will meet on March ! at 7:30
PIN. There is to be a musical program.
| Miss Calvin will sing, Miss Humber will
| render violin numbers and Miss Staples
| will give piano selections. The Bible
class is a study class and non-sectarian.
The District OF Columbia Fedora
tion OF W0men's Clubs will meet Mon
day, IL am, at Hotel Roosevelt, 18th
and L streets. Luncheon at I pm.
program at 2. DR. Tom Williams will
gestion." DIR. Habernicht of New
York will consider "Woman's Founda-
tion for Health"
Twentieth Century Ciub-At a
meeting of the board of directors held
Thursday morning the annual eiec-
tion committee was appointed. This
committee named to conduct the elec-
tion of the club consists of Mrs. L. q.
e. Pierce, Mrs. Laurence f. Schmecke-
bier. Mrs. Hamilton Dimick, Mrs Ben
jamin E. Smith. with Mrs. Mar!us X
Campbell, chairman.
The nature section, under the lead
ership Of Mrs. Leo D. Miner. had an
Especially interesting meeting We'd
{nesday. On a walk from Fort Meyer
Through Arlington and back to Ross
llyn, under the most perfect of winter
skies, twenty eight different species
of birds were counted and. in spite OF
lthe recent severe weather, wild
flower was found in bloom. This sec
tion. with its large and enthusiastic
following and able leadership. has one
ilecture and one open-air meeting each
month.
| The archaeology section will meet al
1918 Vermont avenue Tuesday at pm.
The subject will be THE West Indies
Mrs A. r. Crandall will have charge
of the program.
will be held Thursday at II am. al
the Cosmos Club. Mrs. Joshua Evans
chairman of the program committee
has not yet announced the name OF
the speaker, but 1t will be some one
lof national prominence and in keep.
ing with the high standard she has
maintained for this feature OF the
club.
College Women's Club.--At the tea
at the club Monday there are to De
two speakers, as, previous to the talk
by the guest of honor, Dr. A1klnsof1
Of the managing board Of the Travel
nintS NJ q
minute talk on the work OF that SO
ciety. William J. Black of the Rad
cliffe Chautauqua system VIII oeiinea
an address on "Some Tragic ana
ness" In addition to Mrs. Radcliffe
and Mrs Black, wife of the speaker
Mrs. Clifford K. Berryman, Mrs. ); v
Fitzgerald Mrs. Evelyn G. Hunt; MISS
Ruth Eleaner Ronss M MeKeiway MEX ksasna and nd
Mrs. J, Lynn Yaegle have been in
yited as special guests. Mrs. Willianl
s. Culbertson will preside at the Tea
table. .'' ---
| Anthony League. - Mrs. John 5.
steele. chairman Of the committee on
| sriendly relations with ex-servlce
men in the league. will have cnarse
of the entertainment Thursday even :
ing at hsadquar5nrs Wemeno 81 clubs. fae 17s4
straet o'clock, after a short bust
ness meeting at 1880. Among the tn 9
nroup Of speakers who will tell OF the
stTarsnt nhases Of the three war or
ganizatons working nag sgesieay pee coil John John
,,s Ino smith. d. C. commander of
the AmeTsan y EaTk Lsgien; R4'e Mn Jeen Sen Aa- ln
ne s,enhan. "The Veterans of Foreign
wars. PrSgasannaa srries Hon, M.n n caeTosl over
anS finder Seas; Sergt. H. Fl. Raeyee
Of Of the Disabled Veterans of World
War. on Rehabilitation; Capt. Wat,
SON q. Miller. Resume of Veteran
Bureau Affairs" and Hon. Royal G;
johnson, on Legislation and Congress. :.
A musical program will be directed
by Miss Beatrice Wainwright and
Mrs. Wayne. B. Wheeler. Reading OF
"The Star -Spangled Banner by John
NJ Kline. during which the color
bearers of the Army and Navy VIII
present colors. At the last meeting
of the league the following members
. were admitted: Mrs. Marietta L. John
son, Fairhope, Ala; Mrs. Albert
white, Mrs. June Hull Bird, Mis-:
Cora Van SAINT. Mrs. Robert L. Wes'
tha poord of Cbi1drau'a uardianS