Evening star., 1923-06-02
News of the Clubs

women's City Ciub-Dr. A. Frances
Foye will be tea hostess for June. A
tea will be given in the clubhouse Sun
day afternoon from 4:30 to 6 O'Clock.
The subscription dinner of the busi-
ness and professional women's section
will be held on June 13 at $50 o'clock
pm. Mrs. Harriet Hawiey Locher, di-
rector of the public service and 4duca-
tional department Of the Crandan thea
ters, will speak on Developing the
Educational Values of Moving Pic
lures" Mrs. Dorothy De Muth Wat
son, Washington correspondent for Mu-
sical America, will be the honor guest.
Mrs. Ella Davis Lewis will preside.
The luncheon committee, Mrs. James
w. McNeiu, chairman. announces a To-
rum luncheon to be held on June 1b at
pm. The Persian minister is to be
the guest of honor and speaker, having
for his subject Persia Of Today-lts
Customs. Music and Literature"
An informal card party at Wnlcn
bridge and five hundred will be played
will be given under the auspices Of the
entertainment committee on June lS at
pm. There will be prize for each
table.
IhG evening Class OF IHc ScS-
ton will meet on Tuesday, the diners
at the French table at s and the MEM
bers of the Causerie at pm. The
morning class will meet wednesday at
II am. These classes are free to club
members.
The Women.s City Club viii keep
open house during Shriners' week and
extends its hospitality to the women Of
the Shriners' convention.
The Bible study class will meet on
Thursday at 7:30 pm.
LIE Cercie Francnis de Washington,
"Les Precieuses Ridicules," held one
of it's most unique meetings at JOY
Farm the summer home of Mrs. Bes-
sic Edison, at Rockville, Md. In the
name of the president, NJ Edmond
Becker. Nine. Camille Hindmarsh
greeted the members and their
friends, and the following dramatic
and musical program was given: Mu-
sical recitation, lie Vent" (d'Harau-
COURT. Nine Blanche Raray, with
Miss Maude Scruggs at the piano;
trio, violin, Mrs. Duff Lewis; piano,
Miss Marie Becker; cello,
.'Oriental" Cesar Cub. "Fantasie de
Silvia" CDeIibes) and "Minuet" (Yal-
enson). Comedy, in verse, Les Pas
SAINT" Francois Coppee); Silvia: Nine.
ette Marriott Vocal solos. Mrs. Bes-
sic Edison: ''Elegie" (Massenet), 'Ob-
stination" tFontenailles). Sans Tef'
(Guy d'Hardelot). Cello solos. Dore
walten; accompanist, Mile. ,G,s,r,'s Marie
'FvaIse Triste" (Sibelin), "Cygne" tde
nt-Saens) by request. Coincide
LIE Quartorzieme Convive." in one
act (Valabegue): Bocantin, NJ. Georges
Poulin; Nine. Bocantin, Mile. Marie
Leontine Becker; Auguste Vergeoin
10 Nine Res
sic Edison The reunions adjourned
until the first Wednesday in Novem
ber.
The Anthony League was represent
ed at the third annual meeting OF
the National American Council. held
Nav "a at Continental Memorial Hall
by its president, Mrs. Anna Z. Hend-
ley. The league holds the unlque
position of membership in the council
its membe rship afiliation through the
general federation. Mrs. Hendley Will
make a full report to the league or
the subjects taken up by the council
as well as the addresses made by the
speakers, among whom were Presi-
dent Harding, Gen. .John = tersning
Hon. ]. ]. Tigert, c. R. Mann
Prof. Michael Pupin, Frank A. Van
derlip and Townsend Scudder. The
address of welcome was made by Mrs
Anthony Waynes Cooke. president
general D. A. r. At the final meet
! ing of this season of the District
| Federation Of Woman's Clubs. helt
at the Hotel Roosevelt Monday, the
league entertained at luncheon II
| honor of Mrs. Hester NJ. Poole, a char.
| ter member of the league, and one o.
| the oldest suffrage workers. On the
| day previous to the luncheon Mrs
Poole had celebrated her ninetiett
| birthday. and was the recipient of s
! bunch of ninety roses sent to her by
| the Anthony League. Mrs. Anna E
/ Hendley presided at the luncheon.
| College wemen's Club.-Mrs. JOSEPH
! C. ZirkIe, chairman of the finance
| committee. announces that ilgh1
| lunches will be served at the club
house. 1922 / street, every day from
] Monday, June 4, to Saturday. June
inclusive. not only to club members
| but to the general public as well
! The proceeds will be used towarc
! furnishing the clubhouse.
The ID. C. Federation of Woman,
| Clubs held it's last meeting for thi'
season Monday at the Hotel Roose'
Welt. the president, Mrs. Frizzell, pre-
siding. Minutes of the annual meet
ing were read and the continued
I election" resulted in the election o.
! Miss Cornelia Hill for second vict
! president Mrs. Waterman, the re
tiring second vice president, hac