Evening star., 1923-11-25
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

noon from 4.3o 10 o y eiosN'
ing Judge O'Toole will be Mrs. Will
liam II. Bingham, Miss Mary Shutters
Miss Amelia GUIDE, Miss A. +. Tancill
and Miss Florence Fraser Stiles. Mrs.
Agnes Wickersham, presiding at tH'
tea table, will have as her assistants
Miss Rose Shulteis, Mrs. Casper Haas
Miss May Alice O'Toole and Miss
Dorothy Buck.
\ dance will be given under the
auspices of the entertainment COM
mittee tomorrow at $3.50 pm.
The afternoon book review section,
Mrs Robert J. Bates, chairman, VIII
meet Tuesday at 2:30 pm. Mrs. Ellis
Meredith will review "FoundatiohS Oh
Japan " a.,
Miss Janet Richards will give the
second of her course of lectures De-
fore the club Tuesday. pm Ihe
subject matter will be an interpreta-
tive review of the two preceding
weeks.
Mrs. Ellis Meredith will be the
speaker at the Thanksgiving day am =
ner to be served in the clubhouse pail
room at $50 pm.
The committee on public utilities
of the civic section, Mrs; John 10 10
rentZ Steele, chairman, VIII meet De-
-cember 4. 2:30 pm.
The French section Will meet Iues-
day at pm. for the diners AT the
French conversation table, ana at
O'Clock for the members OF ,ili une
meet Wednesday at IL o'clock.
The Bible Study Glass, DR. o.
Josephine Baird. chairman, VIII meet
Thursday from to S:3o pm. i.
uon-sectarian. DIR. Royal ;. Copeland
senator from New York. VIII be tne
guest of honor and princlpai speak
ar the subscription dinner OF tie
Bible Study Class to be given Ia
December. ,a,
B. Swormstedt, chairman, is complet,
ing arrangements for the annual
bazaar. to be held in the cluphouse
on December Is, I and ). from = "
u o'clock pm. IL Is 10 pe -. h,,S;.
OF nations: Czechoslovakia. the buSl-
ness and professional womenS taple,
will display both useful ana iahcs
aprons. Miss Margaret Vail VIII De
Miss MSrtle Bum. chairman. Will
show books. Christmas cards. pictures
and stationery at their booth, lndla'
Mrs. George Eastment Will preside at
Hawaii, the candy table. At the civic
section table. France, Mrs. Isaac
Cans and her committee Will dispose
of toys, games and articles OF m
fants' wear Fancy work viii pc tne
specially Of the law and Legislator n
committee. Latin Americas. me me
membership committee, MRS; haroiu "a ~
Paul Parks, chairman. will be IN
charge of the Holland table, where
household goods-towels. baskets'
wash cloths. bags and dusters-Wlil pe
shown. The entertainment commit
tee. Mrs. Mary c. D. Johnson: chair
man. will open up King Tut's tomb
committee. Miss Ethel Bagley, chair
man. will have the white elephant
table. Siam. The United states OF
Il Of 10 vi
mittee will specialize in groceries ara
table luXuries. Miss Alice NJ. Heaven
will be in charge of Spain: table
of dolls and their accessories: Inc
chairman, will offer pastry and other
baked goods at their refreshmeht
table. Switzerland. Contributions
suitable for display on any OF these
tables are requested from clup mem
bers.
The ID. {. Federation Of Nomen'S
CIubS will meet tomorrow at the
Hotel Roosevelt. Mrs. AUGUSTUS
Knight, who will have charge of the
afternoon program. has drawn ner
talent from the ranks of the club
Iramhers Miss Anna Wilson, in
charge of art instruction in the pubilc
schools, will read a paper on art.
surprise will add amusement TO the
more serious work or the occasion. m
Commission, will give an illustrated
lecture on "The Transformation OF
Washington" December 3, at the zen
eraI Federation of Women's Cluos
building.
Alliance i'rancaise.-Owing 70 tne
Increased number of members. the Al
lance Franchise has found 1T neceS-
sary to move from the Washington
club to the assembly room OF the COS
mos Club, III street and Madison place
,entrance next door to the Belasco
TIeater).
The first of the series of lectures
will be held tomorrow at 4:3o pm.
The lecturer will be NJ. LIE Paul, an
international jurist of note, and ms
subject, Preparations and the Costs.
David JAYNE Hill has been elect
ed president of the association. Lynch
Iuuuer, vice president; Thomas Cha-
tard. Secretary; Mrs. Crozier. treas
urer; Mile. l.. L. NJ. Limoges. record
ing secretary. paoa
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer. Mrs.
George Lodge. Mrs. Theodore V. Boyn-
ton. Mrs. Lawrence 1oWnsehu' Mrs'
Hennen Jennings and others are men,
bers CT the council.
The Twentieth Century Club.-The
parliamentary law section VIII meet
tomorrow, IL am. at 1854 street.
Mrs William Fl. Heron will preside.
The archaeology section will have
it's first meeting Tuesday. 3 pm. at
e622 Woodley place. Subject, Gen
eral Description of the Country of
South America and It's Primitive
Tribes" Mrs. Josephine Lowe is the
leader.
The literature section of the club
will meet Monday, 8 pm. at the resi-
dence of Mrs. George Putnam, 2126
Bancroft place. The program will be
The subject will be walt Whitman
and American Free Verse"
The French section will meet at
f715 l street Wednesday at $3.50 pm.
Mrs. John Van Schaick will speak
briefly of her trip around the world,
Nine. Bouri will sing and Mime.
Marriott Bradford will give readings
from Alphonse Daudet
College WOmen's Cuba musical
program has been arranged by Mrs.
Henry White for the tea to be given
street, tomorrow afternoon from 4
to 6. The soloists will be Aimee
Helene Gay, pianist; Lucille Forrest
Hastings. mezzo-soprano; Emile
Margaret White, mezzo-contralto, and
the Rev. George Fiske Dudley, d. D.,
tenor. Mrs. Gay studied for seven
years in San Francisco under Hugo
Mansfield. pupil of LisZt, and subse-
Quently was a student for three years
in Berlin and one year at the Royal
Conservatory in Vienna. An inter-
esting feature of the program will be
"A group of caster songs by DIR. Dud-
ley. who did much work among the
casters of London while student at
Oxford.
The president of the club, Mrs. Har-
ris Baldwin. will be assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. Henry White and the
members of the program committee.
Mrs. Basil Manly will preside at the
tea table.
American Association OF University
wOmen.-The program for the week
includes a tea Wednesday, at 4:30 p.