Evening star., 1923-10-28

was the first of series of dances to
be held each month during the club
year.
| At the tea tomorrow Frederic Will
liam Vile will be the guest of honor.
Mr.. Vile will speak OF Behind the
, Scenes at Washington" Miss Rachel
King is to preside at the tea table.
, The tea is under the auspices of sec
tion VII, of which Miss Alice Mat
thews is chairman.
The first of a series of monthly din
ners will be held, November 3, 6:15
pm. Miss Florence Brown, who has
been in charge of the International
for the last four years, will be the
guest of honor. and will discuss her
experiences during that, time. Mrs.
Dayton A. Gurney is chairman OF the
committee planning the dinner.
International Association Of Art and
LettcrS.-Dr. and Mrs. Shelby Riley
have loaned their home to the asso-
citation for its annual Halloween
party, which will be held Wednesday,
from s to - pm. at 1857 Rhode
Island avenue. Miss Jc"elyn Giffen
of the Farragut, who is arranging the
party will be assisted by a committee
of six. Mrs. Katharine J. Fenton. Mrs.
Kathleen 0. Brown, Mrs. Seccombe
Williams. Miss Isabel Furbank. Mr.. G.
p. Bogue and Maj Ferris will
receive the names of ali those wish
ing to attend. There will be dancing
and games suitable to Halloween en-
Itertainment. Members and guests are
expected to come in MASKS or cos
tunes.
The library of the association at
17l5 / street is open every Saturday
afternoon during the time the club
tea is in progress. the librarian, Mrs.
NJ V. Smith, will then loan books to
members. The library contains a
IT
ture, from the old classics and novels
to the works of the present-day MEM
bers.
Columbian Women of George Wash
ington niversity.-A. s. Thayer.
merchandise manager of Frank X.
Jelleff, Inc, and stephen H. Takes,
secretary of the Washington Credit
Mems Association, will be the speak
ers at Merchants Night" the fourth
subjects, Tuesday evening at Sis
o'clock. at 201. G. street. Tuesday
evening. November 8, at the same
time and place, Mr.. John III. Hanna,
vice president and general manager
of the Capital Traction Company, will
speak on Street Railway Operation"
and c. NJ. Marsh, commercial en-
gineer of the Potomac Electric Power
Company, will speak on Lighting"
The next meeting of the Columbian
i w
the College Women's Club. Dean
George n. Henning of the School of
Graduate Studies, George Washing
ton University. will give a brief talk
on Phi Beta Kappa, and there will be
a musical program under the direc-
ton of Miss Emile Margaret White.
The officers of the Columbia Wom
en- are: President, Miss Elizabeth
Wilson; vice presidents. Mrs. Charles
Williamson Richardson and Mrs. J. S.
Arli ntay- ATrc
liam c. Ruediger; treasurer, Miss
Julia i. V. McCord; corresponding
secretary, Miss Ruby Nevins, and his
torian. Mrs. Robert Ffske Griggs.
League of American Pen Women
The monthly pasiL,ss meeting will
be held tomorrow. 3 pm, at head
quarters, 1922 II street, with Mrs
Harriet Hawley Locher, president, in
the chair. Following the business
session. Mrs. Peggy Albion. director
in Washington, Will talk OF her plans
of the children's hour over the radio
for the work of the group of writer's
in the league who are authors of chill
dren's stories, of which group she s
the head. Mrs. Anna Sanborn Hamil
ton, former president, will give. the
first of a series of papers on Per
sonal Recollections of Famous
Women" This series will be a fea-
ture of the monthly meetings
throughout the season. and the talk
tomorrow evening will be on the
Life and Work Of Susan B. Anthony"
The short story classes will meet, as
usual, Wednesday and Friday even
ings at 7:30. Miss Mable Dill, in
structor: and the newly organized
motion picture scenario study class
will hold it's second session Thurs
day evening at 8:15 o'clock, all at the
clubhouse.
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