The Washington times., 1924-02-25
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CITY CLUB
Topic Of California Congress
man Is 1--WE Must Guard
Our Oates.''
By SYLVIA sEDGWICK.

Bingham, and Mrs. Robert 3. Bates
Of the Book Review section win re-
view two Of the new books. The
French Cercle will meet In the
evening. On wednesday, the Law
and Legislation committee Of the
club will have q dinner at the
clubhouse. The speakers and guests
Of honor win be Justice and Mira.
Frederick L. Siddons, Senator and
Mrs. King Of Utah, and Miss Ida
Hafford, director Of the General
Federation Of Women's CIuts.
Tuesday evening Miss Janet Rich
ards win lecture at the Club, on
Domestic and Foreign AffairS."
The Council Of Jewish Juniors
held meeting at the Temple yes
terday ( afternoon, Miss Aimee
Adler, president, presiding. Plans
to be given at the Cairo Hotel
refreshments served, and q Meyer
Davis band win play.
Reports were given on paiIail-
thropic work by jeanette Baer,
Helene Klawans, Jenny Kafka,
&IildA King, Mrs. Harry Shapiro,
Marion Wolf, Mildred Pines, Jean
hette Goldberg. Jane Luchs, and
May EinStein.
Ate rthe meeting . social and
entertainment hour waa held.
Blanche Sherman pianist gave
several solos, and Teresa S0heffer-
man sang soprano solos, accom-
panied by Mrs. A. Schefferman ct
the piano.
Community Centers.
The Pollyanna Club Of the South.
1ast Community Center, gave
George Washington Birthday party
Saturday evening at the Tylor
School.
Mrs. NJ. W. Davis, assistant direO.
tor Of Community Center depart.
lnent was in charge, asgisted by
Miss Martha Durham, leader Of
activities. Miss Myra Thompson
was In charge Of refreshments: Miss
Margaret MCPHERSON, decorations.
and Miss Helen Lowry, music. The
Mrs. j. III. Vernstein, Mrs. II. M.
Powell, MrA Joseph Mudd and Mrs.
III. Fowler.
:. At the Southeast Center the Trim.
ity and Navajo Athletic clubs win
meet today for practice. The Mo.
hawk Dramatic Club win r0hearse
in the auditorium.
4 At the Wilson Normal Center to-
day the Capitol and Princess Ath.
IetiO clubs viii play visiting teams,
and the Security Club will have q
dramatic rehearsal.
The Mid-City Citizens Association
win meet at the Thomson Center to-
night.
The rhythmic dancing class meets
ct the e. ". Brown Center this aft.
Srnoon. Tonight the French classes
win meet
The Girls Glee Club under Miss
y. M. Bowen met at the Park View
Center this afternoon. This club is
doing inspirational work.
DR.. j. T. Sprague OF the health
department viii lecture at the Pet.
worth Center under the auspices OF
the Home and School Association,
The lecture will be given at the Pet
worth Methodist Church.
College WOmeal's Club-At tho
tea given today at the club, the
third in series Of musicals ar.
ranged by Mrs. Henry White, was
given for the benefit Of the piano
fund. The artists were: r. Marion
Greene, soprano; Nathan Bachrach,
bass; r. Dean Shure, pianist, and
Miss Carroll Burch and Miss Emile
Margaret White, accompanies, Mrs.
White assisted the president. Mrs,
Harris Baldwin, in receiving. Elab.
crate arrangements are being made
for the card party which 10 TO DO
given on Saturday, both In the
Afternoon and evening. The com
1nittee in charge for the afternoon
consists Of Miss Airline DNfour,
chairman; Misses Jessie Hdmondson.
Irene Daniel and Virginia Alexan.
der assisting. Mrs. Karl Fenning
and Mrs. G. w. Warburton are IN
charge Of the sale Of candy. The
chairman for the evening IL Mrs.
Chester Morrill, and Mrs. Frank
Edgington. Among those taking
tables are: Mrs. Kari Fenning,
Mrs. Eugene Stevens. Miss Jane
Bartlett. Mrs. Joseph Zirlkle, Mrs.
Howard Nichols, Mrs.. Harris Bald
win, Mrs. c. M. Updegraff. Mrs.
III. G. Hawkins, Mrs. Lyman
Swormstedt. Miss Marie Saunders.
Miss Irene Daniels. Mrs Chester
Morrill,, Mrs. Frank Edgington. Mrs.
Al. G.. Doyle and Miss Cornelia
Grams.
Twentieth Century CIub.--The lit.
orature section will meet tonight, 8
p. M, with Mrs. Hanson Lemon as
hostess, at the residence OF her
another. Mrs. A. 3. Duval, .22S7 Q
street, The subject Is the present
ture," ana win be in charge Of
2 The parliamentary law section
1884 street. Mrs. william H.
HERON win preside. The lesson
will be on the motions to divide o
motion, to read papers, the objec-
ton and appeal.
The archaeology section viii meet
lat 1899 WOodley place Tuesday at
3 o'cloclxs under the leadership of
Mrs. Josephine Lowe. The subject
is South American folklore, treated
by Mrs. Farquhar.
g The art section will meet Thurs
day at p. M, at 1447 Irving
sstreet. The subject, "The Period Of
1.-THE Great Dutchman," win be In
sthe hands Of Miss Mary Wilder.
The section welcomes any member
SOf the club who may be interested.
! The third of the series of card
parties for the benefit OF the Juvo-
nile Protective Association will be
given at the residence of Mrs. Fred
eric Harrington in Chevy Chase on
Monday. the 26th. ut $50 p. m.
v FE - 800 ~
League Of American PEN Women.
AT the monthly meeting, held to-
night. p. M, at club headuarters,