Evening star., 1923-12-02
CLUB NEWS

Women's City CIub.-Mrs Marie
stair Lawyer will he hostess at the
tea to be given In the clubhouse thfs
afternoon. from 4:30 to 6 o'clock AS
sistlng Mrs. Lawyer will be Mrs. Ret
ia Campbell, Mrs. Ellen Hoffman
Miss Alice Whitcamb and Mrs. Ever
EFT L. Shaw. Mrs. Lotta Moran will
preside at the tea table Everett l.
Shaw of New York city will sing
baritone selections, and Mrs. Shaw
Will entertain with dramatic readings
and recitations.
The public utilities committee OF
the civic, section. Mrs. John Lorentz
steele. chairman, will meet tomor-
row at 4:30 pm.
The afternoon current events sec
tion, Mrs. Clyde B. Aitchison, chair
man. will meet Tuesday. $50 pm
Gideon Lyon, jr., Of the Evening Star
Will be the speaker.
The annual bazaar will be held IN
the clubhouse December 6. Z. and g.
from TO II o'clock pm. It Will b.
a festical of nations with booth assist
ants attired in the costumes OF the
several countries represented. Other
features viii be the installation Of
long DISTANCE radio apparatus and the
presence of fortune tellers. There
will be a musical program each
evening. Mrs. Elliot Woods will be
pianist on the afternoon of December
6. Miss Ruth Mae Hansford will sing
in the evening and Mrs. Helen Nash
viii entertain with piano numbers.
On December Z Miss Dorothy Tschif-
fely viii be the soloist for the after
noon and Miss Mary Apple will sing
the same evening. Miss Haifelbach
will be the pianist. On December s.
for the afternoon and Miss Bury for
the evening. It was erroneously
stated in last weeks club notes that
the booth America would be in
charge. Of the bylaws committee.
America" is the booth of the Mon
day Afternoon Bridge Club: Mrs. J. S.
Pritchard, chairman. Table luXuries
will be its specially.
Miss Janet Richards will give the
third of her course of lectures be-
fore the club on December 10 az s
pm. Current events both at home
and abroad will furnish the subject
matter Of her talk. Cards may be
obtained at the clubhouse.
The business and professional wom-
ems section will give a subscription
dinner December IL at $50 pm. Il
is to be literary evening. Litter
airy Shrines" will be the subject of a
talk by the Rev. Earl Wiley, D. n.
George Julian Zolnay will have as
his subject Art and the Sculptors
Relation TO Literature" J. J. Under
wood VIII sing, accompanied by Miss
Mabel Milliken. DR.. Preston HAYNES
and the George Washington Glee
Club will give vocal selections. DR..
o. Josephine Baird will preside. Res
ervations limited TO 100.
The luncheon committee. Mrs. James
w. Mcneil. chairman. announces a
forum luncheon December 10 at
pm. The guest of honor and prin-
cipal speaker will be Mrs. James Car
roll Frazer American representative
to the Belleau Wood memorial serv
"A Trip Through the Ruhr Under
Civil Escort" Mrs. William E. Cham
berlin will preside.
The Bible study class, DR.. o. Jo-
sephine Baird, leader. will meet
Thursday. TO $3.50 o'clock II is nom
sectarian.
The evening class of the French
section will meet Tuesday at pm
The morning class Will meet We'd
nesday. IL am. Nine e. Noel in
structs these classes, which are free
to club members.
The monthly business meeting will
be held December at pm. A large
attendance is desired.
The College Women's Club an
nounces a playlet, "overtones." BY
Alice Erstenburg. as the feature of
the program this week for the Mon
members of section eight. of which
Mrs. Gerrit s. Miller. jr., Is chair
man. Mrs. Fenning and Mrs. Francis
Nye will preside at the tea table.
The District Society. United States
Daughters ef 1912, will give a card
party tomorrow from 2 TO 4:30 pm
at 1884 j street, for the benefit of
its Real Daughters emergency fund
All interested in this relief work will
be welcome.
The Ladies' Cooperative Improve
ment Society of Silver Spring met
Thursday at the home of Mrs l..
Brooke Lee the president. Mrs. II. II.
Hewlett, in the chair. Mrs. Minnie
Hines, principal of Woodside Gram
mar School, was made parliamentarian
and gave an instructive and enter
tanning talk, The Improvement of
car service was given special atten-
ton. After business was over the
club was entertained by the hostess.
The Emma Sanford shelton w. @. r.
o., held its current meeting at the
home Of Mrs. Miller in Takoma Park,
Mrs. z. C. Criswell. the president, In
1 the chair. Reports from officers and
committees showed the union TO be
| in excellent condition. Among the
sneakers were Mrs. Shelton. Mrs.
Roddy of New York state and Mrs.
| Mitchell of Ohio.
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