Evening star., 1923-10-07

WOmeAsn Caty Club.-Mrs. Mary C.
pashieu johnson. chairman, and the
members of the entertainment com.
mittee wfH be hostesses at tea this
afternoon from 4:so to s O'clock.
india and the Buraing Chats" Il
the subject OF a lecture to be given
at $3.50 pm. Miss Mabel Owen will
entertain with. vocal selections.
The business and professional w ON
,.en's, section Will give subscriptior
dinner October 10 at $3.50 IN. DR.
E. II. Howe, editor of the Journal OF
try. will talk on The Romance OF
Chemistry Or. w. w. Skinner will
speak on saghe Chemistry of Food. .
Frank y. Qorin will tell Of THE I'M
porSenee of Chemistry to the Busi-
ness woman Miss A. Hazel Swift
viz preside. reservations limited to
The evening book review section
Will meet October 1S at pm Mrs
Mary c. McCloskey will preside.
A forum luncheon will be held
October 13 at, p In. w. w. Husband
grafton. honor guest and speaker
will have for his subject tImm&xna-
tion Up TO the Minute" Mrs Wfiiian
L. Chamberlin will preside.
The entertainment comlpittee an !.
nounees "A Musical Eyenihg" octp-
Of the.Army Band. known as "Persi,-
ine's Own. w. T. Standard, leader
Will play. Mrs.sGertrude Lyons viii!
sing, accompanied. by the band.
The current events sectton. Mrs
will meet October Is at 2:3e pm
Mrs Robert f. Nelson will be the
speaker. ~r a
The Free and Easy Auction Clut
win meet Tuesday and Thursday al
ing will be given on Tuesday only
The Bible study class, DIR. o. Jo-
sephine Baird, leader, will irnee,
Thursday from z to 1880 pm. 1t II
non-sectarian.
The French section will meet Tues.
French conversation table. and at
| pm. for the Csuserie. The morning
class meets on Wednesday at II Am
These classes. instructed by Nine. II
Noel. diplomee of the University ,oi
Paris. are free to club members.
The annual bazaar of the clnh. q
festival of nations. will be held De
cembsr 6. and s. Club meHoers
are urged to lend a helping hand
both with donations and serving as
assistants At the booths and tables
4 COkAG8e 0mehS SIuO"Ihe Ciub
social season was opened Monday
4 with an informal tea at the clnf
house, at which the officers Were host-
esses. After the tea the officers and
members of the advisory board met
at an informal supper, followed by
the monthly business meeting, n
which many plans for an interestaps
season were made. Mrs. Harris Trhs
man Baldwi; was in the chair
Among plans Is that of having paors
musical programs than in the past
Once q month there is to be a shors
musical program at one of the rega.
lar weekly teas and at intervals dur.
ing the year musicals will be gfyeE
in the evening for the benefit OF tht
piano fund,@a fine piano having beer
recently purchased by the club. Mrs
Henry White is in charge OF ths
Miss Mary Isabel Kelly in tht
Mrs William E. Chambsriin is u
be hostess at the tea tomorrow, Ed
mund c. Campbell, who. has beer
| associated with the Upite& States
| Coal Commission. will be the CUES.
tof honor and will speak On Coal.
Mrs. Eugene Stevens will preside a.
| the tea table. -.
I The finance committee. OF whtct
Mrs. Joseph G. Zirkle is chairman I:
planning a bazaar for the benefit ol
| the clubhouse fund. to be held No
yember % and "a. The chairman oi
the subcommittee of the bazaar ar,
Mrs. Gerrit s. Miller. jr.. Mrs. Howard
G. Nichols. Mrs. w. l. Fulton Mis-
and Mrs. Chester NORTH. ,,--,'-=-s
| A membership drive ander thu
leadership of Mrs. Robert Htte. Turnel
was started October 1. The slogan
IS "a new, member Tor each oil
Member"
| Mrs Baldwin. president. who wal
formerly one Of the speakers in th'
field service Of the dairy division o
fkhe Department of Agriculture. is on,
I Of the hestesses Of the fnte ternationa
dairy congress, being held here thi
| week.
l League OF Americas Pea Women
/ On Tuesday evening, October 1s. tn
/ Pen Women Tearoona Will be tormaii!
opened with a dinaer. to be held a
$3.50 o'clock. Miss Mabel Dill, chair
1 man of these feature dinners, VII
preside.
/ It will be a fellowship dinner. witt
\ Mrs Agnes NJ. Newman, chairman o
| the fellowship committee. as guest o
honor and speaker. In this way tn
keynote Of the years work Will .
/ struck and the wheels within wheel
Of the clubs activities set in motto
in faramony with the slogan, On
for all and all for one"
The tearoom. redecorated and IT
/ seating capacaity enlarged is to b
under the management OF Mrs katha
ryn f. Lear, one of the members
Reservations for this drst dinner o
the season can be secured from Mis-
Scanlan. the new clubhouse man
ager for the league.
Miss Dill plans to have the program
for these dinners varied |throuHhou
the year. Book reviews, talks froT
prominent persons who are workfn
| along lines interesting to an audi
| ence Of literary and artistic achieve
I ment, chats with club members them
selves. evenings with the league poet
t-ail these and more will be anon
the offerings at the feature 9inners.
Book review luncheons will sherti
be resumed and will be under tn
| direction of Mrs H. s. Muliiken, libra
| rian Of the District Organization.
The TnkOma Park Civic Study Clu
topened its season Tuesday afternoo