Evening star., 1924-11-02

Group OF which Mrs. Estelle Aubrey
| Brown is chairman. A number of mem
| bers will give five minute talks on the
| subject rHow l Wrote and Sold My
First Short Story" This program will
be followed by a social hour. Tomor-
row evening the Short Story Group will
hold it's regular monthly meeting at 7:45
| at the clubhouse, 1909 H street. In ad-
dition to the reviewing Of three short
stories by members Of the group there
will be a discussion, led by Mrs. Brown,
on the subject of "Plot Building"
The District League is continuing this
| year the various craft activities that
were popular last season. These groups,
which meet once a month and whose
| work is inspirational in character and
conducted for the professional advance
ment of the members, are as follows:
Drama, chairman, Miss Rebecca Dial:
short story and novelette,, Mrs. Estelle
| Aubrey Brown; historical genealogical.
| Miss Jean Stephenson; poetry. Miss
Frances Steele; chi,dren's literature,
Mrs. Edouard Albion; commercial group,
Miss Grace Hudson. These study groups
| as IL whole are under the direction Of a
| chairman and vice chairman OF lltera- :
| ture the former, Mrs. Anne Tillery
| Renshaw. and the latter, Mrs. Estelle
| Aubrey Brown.
The commercial group of which Miss
Grace Hudson is chairman, paid It's re-
spects to the season OF All Hallows
| Tuesday evening, in the new clubhouse
at l709 H street. The entertainment
| consisted Of games. original stunts, q
personal experience fest, music and
dancing. This last conducted by Miss
Marjorie Webster, was a special and
| ENJOYABLE feature Of the evening.
The Shakespeare Society will meet
| tomorrow evening at the Corcoran
| Gallery of Art, in the auditorium, on
the New York avenue side OF the
building. The subject of the evening
Is the plays Of Robert Greene, "a
cotemporary of ShakespeareS, and
the speaker will be W. II. Mac"il-
liams, vice president OF the society.
The address will be illustrated with
the dramatic presentation of two
scenes from Greene's play of king
| James " of Scotland" The scenes
| will be costumed and played by
Mabel Owens Wilcox, as Queen
Dorothea: Vinton Haworth, as the
| king; Clarence Ruebsam, as Nano the
| jester; Theodore Tenley, as Ateukin
j. NJ. Scranage. as the Bishop Of
| St Andrews, and +. NJ. Monroe and
Mortimer Morehouse, as Scottish
peers. All interested in learning OF
the work of the society are invited.
The Sixteenth Street Heights Won-
ans Club met Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. James Dennis. 715 Van Buren
street. After luncheon the club heard
an address by Mrs. George A. Kicker
Of the Voters League. Speaking on
1.-The District Woman and Her Vote
! she urged all who could do so to
| establish citizenship in a State where
| voting by mail IS allowed, and all
! to work for representation in Con-
| gress for the District. The guests
| of the club were Mrs. Reed, Mrs.
| Pierce, Mrs. Reeding and Mrs. Beers.
| The next meeting will be held No
| vember II with Mrs. Emerson, 1916
Madison street.
The Women's Auxiliary to the Rail-
way Mail Association met at North
| east Temple Saturday, and was pre-
| sided over by Mrs. J. Claude Myers.
! The resignation Of Mrs. Homer y.
| Link was accepted with regret, and
Mrs. J. G.. Myers was elected to the
! presidency. The rummage sale held
in September was reported a success.
A donation was voted TO the United
! States Blind Veterans OF the World
War. to be used in furthering the
establishment of a national center at
Baltimore, Md.
The chairmen of committees were
announced as follows: Membership.
Mrs. D. NJ. Tice; philanthropic, Mrs.
j. II. Grubbs: ways and means, Mrs.
| r D. Apple; visiting, Mrs. J. p. Hun