Evening star., 1924-11-09

Club extension, Miss Cornelia H.
Hill: hospitality. Mrs. Charles =. Key
ser: place of meeting, Mrs. Frank
Fuller; revision, Mrs. Jason Water
man: year book, Mrs. Virginia White
Speel: transportation, Mrs. Roe Full
kerson: printing, Mrs. r. +. Mcka-
nan; clubhouse corporation, Mrs.
Thomas CaIver; club relations. Mrs.
Lloyd Biddle; resolutions, Mrs. Otto
L. verhoff
Chairmen, Department of Work
American citizenship, Mrs. Q. 1.
Woodley; American home. Mrs. John
w. FriZzell: applied education. DR..
Margaret Huddleson; fine arts. Mrs
Ellis Logan; legislation, Mrs. Frank
Hiram Smell; international relations.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey; press and
publicity, Mrs Edgar B. Merritt; pub
lie welfare, Mrs. w A. Winkelhaus.
The advisory board of the fedora
tion consists of Mrs. Gilbert Gros-
venor, Mrs. Lydia S. Draper, Mrs.
Lloyd Biddle, the officers of the fed
Grafton, chairmen of departments and
the retiring president.
At the October meeting Of the fed
Grafton, Mrs. a. X. Wine, who had
charge Of the rummage sale held the
latter part of September for the bene-
fit of the clubhouse corporation, of
which Mrs. Thomas Calver is chair
man, reported that a substantial sum
had been added to the fund already
started toward the building. some
time in the future, of a permanent
clubhouse for the District federa-
tion.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey, chair
man of the committee on interna-
tional relations. will address the new
ly informed kensington Women's Com
munity Club of kensington, Md TO-
morrow at pm, her subject being
Law Enforcement"
The reelection of Mrs. Emma :.
Shelton as president of the Dlstrlct
W. c. T. L. for her 10Th year in
that position is of special interest
to the members of the District red
Grafton. Mrs. Shelton having served
the federation last year as ils gen
eral federation director.
The splendid spirit of cooperation
shown by the federated women OF the
nistrict in the Forget me not
drive held for the benefit of the
disabled veterans of the World var
Is worthy of special MENTION ioF tnes
have worked increasingly ana untii
.nely with the other organizations 10
With the one thought in the nina OF
each-that of benefiting those VINO SO
badly need our help.
Swift will be hostess at the tea 10 oe
..ven in the clubhouse this afternoon
A-on7 80 to s o'clock. Assisting MISS
ssuirt will be Miss Gladys Solomon
Mrs. Mabel Manuel. Mrs. Retta camp
bell. Miss Isabel Sargent Chamoerlih' L.
Miss Mary BoEgs and Mrs May An
.hony. Miss Mary Black Will presloe
at the tea table. -,
.rrbe canyon of the Colorado" will
nv Or. n. H. Darton of the Geoioelcai
Survey tomorrow at $50 pm Inc
,ropram is presented by the enter
tainment committee.
The business and professional WON
ems section will give a suoscrlptloli
dinner Wednesday, $50 pm. 1t Is 70
he Bankers night Mss Constance n.
Nelson, editor of the CleFelaho S<a ).
az will tell of Capturing Ideas.
Elve-minute talks will be given by
Miss & Louise Mitchell on "Natlona'
Ranks and Conventions" Miss Mary
7 winfree on Trust Companies ana
the Duties of the Secretary Juose
Mary O"Toole, Savings Banks ana tne
Duties Of a Director and MISS LOIS
IA White, on THE Functions or the
American institute of banking anu
Other Associations" Mrs. Helena
DOGGY Reed will preside
The fifth birthday anniversary OF
the women's City Club will be cele-
brated Saturday by tea in the cluo-
house from $3.50 to 8 pm. ana oy
reception to members and their guests
from $40 to 1880 pm. The nnance
committee and the sponsors VIII re-
ceive
A forum luncheon will be held NO
yember 30 at l pm. Mrs. j. whitman
cross will present the speakers for
tCkf inc
Mrs. John Robert Ash will preside
The entertainment committee an
nounces a Thanksgiving dance NO
vember "a at $50 pm. CARDS may
be obtained at the clubhouse.
There will be no meeting of the
French section November IL. Arml-
stice day. The French class, Whlcn
meets Tuesdays from Z to p.m.' Is
instructed by Nine. Marie-Jeanne
Rouley Anderson
The entertainment com mittee's class
tn bridge playing, The Free and Easy
Aucrion Club" meets Tuesday from
1880 to $50 pm.
The Twentieth Century C1ub.-Mrs-
Frederic harrington is now IN her
second successful term as presloeilt
of the club She has been most
seaIous in promoting its patflouc'
ties. She is especially interested IN
art and has in her home at Chevy
chase many fine paintings. With her
personal assistance the art sectlon
has prepared an unusually attractive
program for the Winter and Will wei
come new members. The first meet
ing will take place at Mrs. Farrlns-
toms residence. 6410 Connecticut ave-
nue., Thursday, 8 pm. Charles Moore
~
Arts, will speak on Americas En-
trance Into Art" His talk will be
illustrated. Mrs. Dayton S. Ward is
the chairman of the section.
The first meeting of the music sec
ton, under the leadership of Mrs.
Eugene Byrnes. will take place at
s1e0 lie Roy place Tuesday at ii am.
The first talk will be on folk songs
and will be illustrated by Mrs. Flor
ence Howard and Mrs George Wal
son. The subjects for the year are
varied, including Current Events"
Music Appreciation" English Music
and Literature" Music at the Court
of France" and History of National
Anthems" These talks will all have
illustrations, vocal or instrumental
Mrs. Byrnes wishes especially to
make clear that this most enjoyable
section is not for musicians alone, but
also for those who are merely inter-
ested in and enjoy music.
The French section will have Its
first meeting at $3.50 pm. Wednesday
1t the home Of Mrs. Frederic Far
rfngton, 6410 Connecticut avenue.
Some new and interesting features,
Including = monthly luncheon. where
only French will be spoken, are being
arranged.
The nature section will meet at
1880 Wednesday at tho drug store at
iNiehtaenth street and Columbia road