Evening star., 1923-11-04

STAR, WASHINGTON,
S,s.s;,n les: - crs.s aI,n Hsn w, Mrs
at. 4:so to s pm: Her address win
relate relate to. to "NsW I Developments In the
afternoon bridge club, al s.g6 pm.
wednesday, ESQ pm, the Washington
Of Dr. Aureifa Ref1hardt, who WIN
iIs.s ss .na % o1s Mrs oss'f B.
Morsy. . graduate OF Mills College,
!, California, of which Dr.. Rsinhasdt ts
president. will be hostess. Saturday,
| fram, . to 8 p,m., q bridge party foE
! to n1 ! Pm, I a mpsiesl and TEA under
the direction OF Mrs George Watson.
| The College WomeR's Club-In
place of the fall business meeting
which was to have been heid tomor-
Jaszi OF Hungary. formerly professor
at the uhiyeTsities Of Transylyania
E, and Budapest and member Of the
+ liberal cabinet In Hungary, VIII be
| topic win be "The Red and the White
will be introduced by Dean Albert II.
1 Putney OF the School OF Diplomacy OF
ATs,is.G us!y:FMts naisv,n MEs FStnsy ptss
dent of the club. and the other off,
eers. who will be the hestesses for
/ the afternoon. Miss Carrie d. Davis
,, VIII preside at the tea table, assisted
, by Mrs. Airline Dufour. Mrs. Karl
snnnS s%s. sss,e Mss The sasia.s. ss' ass
ing has been indefinitely postponed.
| Miss Mary Isabel Kelly, chairman
Of the evening musical COMMITTEES,
has announced q series OF concerts
benefit Of the piano fund, beginning
November II,
Mrs. Joseph c. Zirkie. chairman of
; the finance committee which is in
/ Ct srgs Of the bazaar to be held from
announced that buffet supper will
| be served to those desiring 1t during
| the bazaar.
! The IRte-natisasl Association -
Arts SD Letters gave 9 Halloween
party Wednesday night at the oeaut.-
Shelby a ssssnsy. Riley. who Vi kindly loaned It
| for the occasion. Most OF the mem
! bers and guests were disguised in
masks and strange costumes. played
| merry games. and had II cir fortunes
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dancing hall, while upstairs there
was room set apart for bridge and
nah jong.
The NAH Tong instruction parties on
| Monday evenings 1t the home OF MIS-
| Florence jackson Stoddard for the
beneht Of the association are proving
popular and seem likely to continue
for some time,
III. A.sh.., L..s.. viii meet
Thursday. 8 pm, at the headquarters
General Federation Women's Clubs,
1874 N street. All club women are
cordially invited. az we'll es strangers
4 At the executive meeting held octob.i
Is at the residence OF the president
Mrs anna Anna F. dsnanD hsnalsy' The psTtns,
| egislation, secured the adoption OF her
resolution asking the churches In the
! city to endorse the fisht which the
sague Is making for the ahelishment OF
capital Runlshment. Mrs. Evelyn Chat.
| and chairman Of prison reform. re-
ports a letter received from James
| Purvis. who was returned from
Washington to Florida where ne mad
| escaped from a prison camp. Purvfs
who has nearly completed his term
writes that ne finds conditions consider,
| ably improved there. and Mrs. Wtdn"f
hopes to start him on good, clean
1
! Louise Townsend, chairman on drama.
comedy, THE Mummy" and also one
act drama, THE Cave Dwellers." Mrs
| NJ. T. Morss announced that Mrs. Edith
merciai National Bank each day to give
| advice and help to women In the maxi
| ing OF a budget. Mrs. Hardesty gave
plans for her COMMITTEES on hospitality.
The PStwsreh wsnss's CiVb hav-
l ing made an unprecedented success o.
itc Cherry Rlossom Festival d ns,a o. oet9. 70.
/ winter activities with the zest which
comes from work well done. All VIII.
i saw the decorations In the Petworth
Methodist Church which made fairy
land of cherry bloom are wondering how
il was demo and the answer is-unitsd
f, harmonious work. In spite Of the ba
weather Of the first night large crowd
| was In attendance. The costume drill
and musical number which Mrs. Roscoe
/ bers Of her music committee was espe-
! cjalIy pleasing, with the president Of the
i club, Mrs. r, s. Tincher taking the sob
parts. Mrs. Harry Test assisted at tn
cess Of the program. Assisting A,
I Oatley in the chorus were Mrs. l.. T
Jones. Mrs. Georgia Johnson Miss Ball.
Mrs: William B. Wood: Mrs. Frank Ber
| Lingie, Mrs. Charles Il. Lord, Mrs. A.
| G. Chamberlain. Mrs Gilbert Jackson
Mrs. Florence Lentz, Mrs. John Der
mody, Mrs. J. W. Jones. Mrs, T. S.
| Tincher and Miss Clara BookhultE.
| The cafeteria supper was success
| under the management of Mrs. w. l..
| Hibble, with Mrs. George Qietz assistant
chairman and q large corps OF women
efficiently doing the many tasks at
| tendant upon sue service.
| The decorations we're In care of Mrs
c. Lewis Gable with Mrs: Dermody
Mrs J. w. Brown, Mrs. J. r. Gaskins,
Mrs. Dietz and Mrs Fred Phipps assist
Ing.
The booths about the room were in
charge OF Mrs. J. Herbert Robinson.
Mrs. Cecil Blake, Mrs. Anna Williams,
Mrs. J. f. 0askins, Mrs. VS., i l.
' Dewey, Mn, u. J. Rice and Mrs. Jay
b. Smith. Mrs. Mabel Winkelhaus saw