Evening star., 1923-03-11

Women's City CIub.-Mrs. Charles
Haywood Cecil will be hostess at the
rea~fQ be given i'll the clubhouse this
i akefnoon from { TO 6 o'clock. Mrs.
fIbart Work, Mrs. Henry C. Wal
!, ee, Mrs. Herbert Hoover, Mrs. James
u IEavis and Mrs Albert Fall, wives
II cabinet officials, and Mrs. Nicholas
&ngworth, wife of Representative
IpngWorth Of Ohio, are to be the
ttbnor guests. Receiving with Mrs.
Cecil will be Mrs. John Cassidy, Mrs
Ssibert d. Boak. Mrs. Maynard Crane
iSuCreli, Mrs. Charles II. Gambler Mrs.
- Z. HawIey and Mrs. Brennan. Mrs.
Frank Mondell, Mrs. Mark Potter,
AIRS. Frederick Cox aud Mrs. Alfred
Pembroke Thorn will preside at the
Tea table. Vocal numbers will be
/ given by Mrs. Charles Nelson Riker
| AirS Wright Of Kentucky, serving
as her acrompdnist. Mrs. Raymond
pf3key VIII render violin selections.
accompanied by. Mrs Irene Chainey.
bevy OF young ladies'. students
rom the National Park Seminary, are
4 10. be among the guests.
The Mesopotamlan Campaign will
he the subject of an illustrated talk
~ Col. Edward Davis, United states
r;tvaIFy, To be given tomorrow at $40
I'm, Col, Davis was the United
states official observer attached to
lie British forces during the Mesopo-
. taniian campaign.
The monthly subscription dinner of
rs business and professional
omen's section will be held Wednes-
ay al G:3o pm Miss Louisa c. Lip
pltt will speak with THE Vital Needs
IT Corrective Exercises as her sub
Int Il D..
give Il talk on Education in Health" ="
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey will pre-
dc.
The entertainment committee an
nounces Il motion picture program
,ntitled Uncle America sees 1t
through 70" March 1s at $50 pm.
Accompanying the picture will be an
.Xpldnatory talk hy DIR. Andrew
rode. natio"al renrese utative of the
Nekr East Relief
shc Easter subscription dinner OF
ne Bible history class will be held
March y AZ : pm. The Rev. Dr.
thomas V. Moore of the Catholic Uni
lsrSity .,,rs will speak with The Psy-
rhoioEy of :he Bible" as his subject.
Miss Clara Nelson will give IA talk on
Dead Letter Christians" Mai. Max
Na'ner and Mrs. Ellen spencer
NESScy are to be addition speak ers
\ group of songs will be sung by
] III. SHGTItS Nelson ltlhef, soprano.
Mrs. Wright OF Kentucky. serving as
tccompa mist Miss cleo Stanland,
"onfral-o, and Miss Fern Calvin. So
hrano. Will render vocal numbers:
Mss Floradell staples will entertain
Wlth piano music and Miss Ceres
Humber with violin selections. \
| three reel motion picture depicting
scenes from the life of Moses is 10
4 baxr feature of the program. DR..
Josephine Baird. chairman of the
/ ijlbie study class section. will preside.
At the forum luncheon to be given
March - at ! pm. Mrs Ellis Mere
nth, in one Of her famous Irish talks.
4 "iil give tn" views of Mrs Dugan on
he "tiIntie ART av <iddin' Yerself."
Tho French section. of which Miss
| II. FL Arnold is cha irnlan, is proving
10 be one Of IA" bcs: attended activi-
ties of Tho club. \ registration Of
! It least one hundred members is de-
| red. Tie French SupperS. at which
nc must speak French. are proving
! popular Wnil" the Cerle, which fol-
i lows from 10 pm. with Nine Noel
rirectlng, i extremely interesting.
frencht1s the order of the day from
to shp.m. every Tuesday.
Twentieth Century CIub.-The APP
nroac hing annual election Of the club
las been heralded by the primary
halots which have been sent out by
hs election committee. The election
will take place at the May meeting
Father Brosnan, $. J., formerly of
georgetown, but now Il member Of
the faculty OF Woodstock College
save a most delightful talk before
the nature section Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. ID. a. Green
iees in Georgetown. His subject was
Trees and Blossoms" and for illus
ration he used slides beautifully col
"red. The blossoms shown were true
o nature in coloring. and were really
lovely. He closed his program by
reading an appreciation of nature
iw rNten by Ir. Van Dyke. Mrs. Leo
n. Miner presided. and tea was serv-
I'd by Mrs. Greenlees.
The literature section met Monday
evening with Mrs. George BoWerman
on Ontario road The evening was
gwen over to review of modern
drama and current plays. Mrs. Fred
Harrington presided.
| Mrs. Francis Walker. under whose
direction the French section recently
gave u play. presented the club with
S"2O, which was turned over to
the Juvenile Protective Associat ion.
he play was given for the benefit
"fAhe association, and was brilliant
Isocial, as well as financial. success.
George S. Wilson of the District
board of charities was speaker at
the. monthly forum luncheon of the
civic section Thursday at the CITY
Tub. Mrs. Ernest BicknelI presided.
The archaeology section will meet
ct l2l3 Vermont avenue Tuesday at
: pm There will be a. symposium
Jhe District of Columbia League of
Women Voters will have its March
dinner at the Woman'S City Club on
Wednesday, at 7 pm. Mrs. Whitman
ross will preside, and Clarence Will
thropies." Reservations should be
made to Mrs. Henry Grafton Doyle,
Cleveland sos. Those unable to make
reservations are welcome to come in
and hear Mr.. Wilson's address
The annual business meeting Of tho
league will be held March 2s At |
This meeting officers for the ensuing
year viii he elected. and also dele
/ ional league. which will be held in
FDes Moines, Iowa, in April.
The Anthony League held it's regu-
rices of the committee on friendly
relations with the ex-seryice men, of
which Mrs. John Lorentz Steele is,
chairman. Lieut. Commander Ken
'oontz, chief of the bureau of naval
"perations. told the league that
women who wished to be Of service !
TO their country should report to the
pep%rtment of Justice any evidence
Of radicalism, so that it might be in
estigated. Capt. Watson b. Miller,
Rational vice commander of the Ma
ional Legion, said that 10000 soldiers
IRE suffering from tuberculosis of
service origin; 10000 of these are in
ospitalS or other institutions The
'remaining 10000 should be treated, ,
Ihut as the law now stands there are
no provisions for their treatment at
|houe, and many of the men do not
|card to go far from home to enter
tho hospitals provided. Col John
u L.ewis Smith, District commander of
| he National Legion; John Ihlder, ex-
|ecutive and welfare officer OF the
lIegion. and II. II. Raege. also spoke. |