Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-04-13
NEWS OF THE CLUBS


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WIN be privileged to take a voluntary
Identification test of the birds they
have been studying during the past
Jew weeks. There will be no compul-
sion in the test, students taking il
or not as they choose. The class this
year is the largest in the history OF
the organization.
The first of the field meetings took
place on Saturday under the direction
Of Mr.. Clarence K. Shoemaker, who is
chairman of the field meeting commit
tee Assisting Mr.. Shoemaker were
Mrs. Clarence 4. Asp nwall, MIR. and
Mrs. Leo ID. Miner and Mrs. Robert NJ.
Reese. There will be six out-of-door
meetings, the second one TAX ing
place next Saturday. \ trip to Dyke,
Va. will be taken by the party Of OBJ
servers, who Will leave the Mount
Vernon station. 18th street &nd Penn
Sylyania avenue. 5 am. train. Each
person will be expected TO provide his
own luncheon and pay his own car
fare. Children will be allowed TO join
The outings only when accompanied
ny adults, who will be responsible for
them.
College wOmcn's CIub.-"The World
Court" is the subject upon which Mr..
William Dennis will address the club
tomorrow afternoon, at o'clock. Mrs.
Eugene Stevens and Mrs. William
Dennis will receive with the president
of the club, Mrs Harris Baldwin. Col
lAgc women visiting in Washington
are invited to attend.
The various committees working for
the eighteenth annual banquet are
rapidly shaping their plans for the
last formal social affair of this sea-
Msu. which is to be quite unusual IN
It's character. The attendance prom
ises to be large, and members of the
ss11 m II an
quests for reservations as early as
possible to the chairman OF the seat
ing committee. Miss Jane Bartlett.
Tuesday afternoon. at pm, at
the clubhouse. Miss Neeland OF the
bureau' of home economies Will speak
81 the last of the series of Lenten
talks on Operating Expenses and
Time Saving" This series of Lenten
talks for homemakers has been very
profitable and very much enjoyed by
the home-making members OF the
club.
The Anthony League will meet at
the headquarters, 1884 street, on
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
Mrs. Eleanor Gleason will give tax
on Art and the Crafts. Mrs r =
Estabrook. artist, will exhibit paint
ings in oil and water colorS. MUSIC
under direction of Mrs Wayne g.
esses will be Mrs. Ruth c. Welsh
and Mrs. Brooke Young. The presi-
dent of the league. Mrs. Anna E.
Hendley, reports through the press
chairman success in the furtherance
of the idea Of the Susan X. Anthony
Auditorium Memorial building. Mrs
ibendley and Mrs. Paul, vice presi-
dent, have been touring the south in
the interests of the building, and also
giving lectures along biblical work.
The report states that interest has
been aroused, not only in the build
ing to the memory of Susan b. An
thony, but in the work in general
which the Anthony League is doing
ishment and obtaining national rep
resentation for the residents of the
District The legislative chairman,
Miss Bede L. Johnson, succeeded at
this session in having bills intro
duced by Senator Johnson of Mime
sofa and Representative Kvale, also
OF Minnesota. which would abolish
capital punishment in the District
Miss johnson, whose home is in Min
nesota, has done good work for the
league as chairman of legislation.
Southern Women's Educational Al
liance.-The District unit and the
Washington branch met at the home
of Miss Chancellor, in Stoneleigh
Court, Wednesday at 1880 am. to
consider a program of speakers for
conference to be held April 25 in the
Museum
Catholic Women's Service Club
The Friday evening assembly of the
club will resume dances at the Catho-
lie Community House, COL T. street,
April 25, at p. m.
Plans are being made for a card