Evening star., 1923-02-10

last year. has proved q great success.
and the second year dnds II one OF
the most popular and nourishing sec
tions OF the the CLUB: Under its tau auspioess ns
through its influence the club has
suddenly awakened to the fact that
It 10 q literary center In itself. 50
great has been the interest. Ars.
section at her horae Monday evening.
This evening. which was devoted to
reviews Of a1tobiographies and bio
graphies of 1922. was under the di-
rection Of Mrs. Edwin Smith,, who
gave a resume of American and for
schrader. Mrs. Nathan c. Grover. Mrs.
John C. Hoyt. Mrs. Lawrence E.
Schneckebier and Mrs. Albert II. Hor-
ton. also gave interesting reviews:
The civic section has oeen cen has ns
opened its doors to the call for help
along many lines. The members OF
the section are much interested In the
Juvenile Protective Association: MRS;
Ernest P. Bicknell and Mrs. Edward
steering committee. to conouct ihe
work in which the entire club Is also
planning to take an active par :.
Judge Latimer gave an ADDRESS
Thursday morning before the sec
tion on this subject. giving great im
The French section has grown from
a very small circle. by beginners. TO
a large and advanced section, giving
French plays each season.
The archaeological section Va was
among the FIRST formed In the club.
and has held the unfiagging interest,"
OF the members, building up q very
large section.
The parliamentary law section Will
meet, as usual. at the Y. w. =. A.
1888 F street. Tuesday, at IL o Eioch,
The section of archaeology VIII Hee.
at 1913 Vermont avenue. TUESDAY, al
o'clock. Miss Wilder will give taih
on the Maya calendar. -,
The section of education VIII meet
at the residence of Mrs. Thomas w.
Thursday. at IL o'clock. Mrs. EdWara
p. Costigan of the League OF Women
Voters, will speak on "Tactful loeal-
ism in Government.
The French section Will give
French performance at the Art center
110S Connecticut avenue. SATURDAY, al
S:3O pm. for the benefit OF the Ju-
venile Protective Association. There
will be French songs. dances, muelc
recitations and Franco american
play given by Nine. Jeanne saFnes
Renedict and Walter Berry. Nine
Isade Bourry will sing Breton songs.
The musical program will be unaer
the direction of Mrs. Dun-Lewis
Nine. Jeanne Sarnes Benedict ano
Mr.. Poulain will give dramatic read
ings from Moliere.
The ID. c. Federation of Woman's
Clubs met on Monday at the Hotel
Roosevelt Due to illness OF the
president. Mrs. Frizzell. Mrs. Grand
field, first vice resident. presided.
Chairman OF fine arts committee,
that the committee had arranged Tor
an illustrated lecture. TO be given oy
DR.. Mitchell Carol at the AUDITORIUM
of the Corcoran Art Gallery, Weh-
nesday: at 2:so pm ,,sa SUBJECT Ssnu,.s TO ee the
Mrs. John Stahl, chairman OF music
committee. announced that tickets are
to be exchanged at the Homer l. hitt
Co. 1890 G street.
Much interest has been SHOWN py
clubs and organizations not animated q
with the federation. in the success OIL
tonight's concert at Polis.
The women's Overseas service
League, Warrington Unit, held It's
February meeting last week ana ois-
cussed its weekly service work TOT
disabled veterans in the local hos
ptals. Miss Givenwilson, chairman OF
the national memorial committee.
spoke about the twenty-five thou
sand women who served overseas
who ara eligible for membership In the
league. and the possibilities OF their
support in erecting at some future
time a suitable memorial for the 1S7
women who died overseas in service.
In the meantime the memorial COM
mittee is sending to the next OF Kin
a memorial letter.
A group of French songs were rem
dered by Miss Mary Wheeler.
Memberships in the Oveaseas
League are now renewable for the
year 1928, and overseas women who
have recently come to Washington
are invited to join by communicating
with Miss Mary Lindsey, charm N