Evening star., 1924-01-27
THE next dance will be held on s,
Valentines day"

|
Valentines day."
Tho w. @. II. U. OF the District will
hnid ITS quarterly fonysnsio4 rirs. aons meet
gational Church, 10th and G streets.
Mrs. Emma Sanford Shelton, presi-
| dent. will open the convention at 10
O'Clock am. The speakers In the at
X. Rathbone and Judge James j.
Britt, counsel to the prohibition unit.
A new department OF work, Outlook
and Ideals" in charge OF Mrs. George
A. Ross. will be stressed at this meet,
Ing.
Southwest w. C. r. u. entertained
Monday evening at the home Of Mrs.
w. C. Smith, SIS 7th street south
west.
Miss M. B. Whaley. in her account
CT the meeting held at the home of
the president. Mrs. NJ B. Sattes. stated
that much good had come of that
meeting.
Mrs. E. Thrift reported on excellent
work done by the child welfare COM
mittee.
Mrs. owen Peed gave talk con-
cerning the work done by the COM
mittee on literature.
| Mrs. SatteS appointed a committee
| to visit absent members. One new
member was added to the union.
! All. .superfntendents reported. Mrs.
4 SatteS- gave the treaSurerS report
The treasury IS In excellent condi-
| ton.
| The Somerset wOmAn's Club met
Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs:
: A. w. Starratt. A lecture on Mexico"
was given by Mrs. Mcdonald Of
Somerset, who has recently returned
from a visit to that country. where
she and her husband formerly labored
as missionaries.
Y. w. C. A.-Judge Britt. legal coun-
sci for the prohibition enforcement
! bureau, will speak at Y. w. c. A.
, headquarters, GA F. street northwest,
| this afternoon at o'clock. His topic
I will be Business Women and Their
| Relation to the Question of Law En-
| forcement" Opportunity will be given
| for questions and discussion. The
public is invited.
| Miss Mary f. Wood. for twenty-five
| years a teacher in central China, will
speak at the Y. w. c. A. staff meeting
| Tuesday morning at $3.50 o'clock:
Miss Wood is here in the interest Of
! public libraries in China.
| A special meeting of the board of
| directors will be held Thursday at
! 614 E street for the election of Of
/ ficers.
! Special swimming classes are being
| offered for the month of February.
/ A special class for stout women Is
| being organized.
Women's City CIub.-Miss Helen
| Nicolay will be hostess at tea at the
club this afternoon from 1870 to s
| o'clock. Assisting Miss Nicolay will
| be Miss Oberly and Miss Jennie
/ Grady. Mrs. Frank Bright will pre-
| side at the tea table.
! dance will be given under the
/ auspices of the entertainment COM
mittee tomorrow ut $3.50 pm. Cards
may be obtained at the clubhouse.
| Miss Janet Richards will give the
| fourth of a series of lectures before
| the club, Tuesday, at pm. Current
| events in this country and abroad
| will furnish the subject matter of her
| talk.
The afternoon current events Sec
| tion, Mrs. Clyde B. Aitchison. chair
man, viii meet Tuesday, 2:S0 pm.
| Mrs. George I. Smallwood will give a
talk on Standard Literature and
| Current Opinion"
! The membership committee, Mrs.
| Granville NJ. Hunt. chairman, will
| give tea Th9rsday from to $50
! pm The wives of senators and mem
! bers from the following states will
be the guests of honor: Ohio. Illinois.
| Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin.
/ The Women's City Club is keeping
open house on this occasion. and all
women are invited to the tea
The entertainment committee an
nounces lecture. illustrated with
| slides and reels, February 4, $3.50
\ pm. The speaker, Brig. Gen Amos
/ A. Fries, L.. 5. A. will have for his
subject Chemistry in Peace and
! War"
| The monthly business meeting will
| be held February 6, s pm. Since Inn
| portant business is TO be transacted
| the election of the nominating COM
| mittee--a full attendance is urged
| The Bible study class, DR. o.
Josephine Baird. chairman, meets
| Thursdays at pm. 1t is non-sec-
| tartan.
The evening class of the French
| section meets Tuesdays at pm. and
the morning class Wednesdays at IL
| O'Clock. These classes are free to club
members