Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-16
NEWS OF THE. CLUBS

|, direction of the chairman, Mrs. II. S
Mulliken. Those who took part In
the program were Peggy Albion, who
reviewed THE Green Hat; Mrs. Mil
| ton A. Reed. who discussed Nina
and Madame Claire" and Mrs. Amos
A. Fries. who analysed THE Price OF
Freedom" by Calvin Coolidge.
The meeting of the drama group
was at o'clock. the program con-
sisting of talk by Miss Dial, chair
man, on beginning u Long Play
Miss Dial is one of the younger mem
bers OF the league, but has to her
credit two plays which have wor
prizes in South Carolina.
The Twentieth Century CIub.-Tht
section of parliamentary law will
meet tuesday, IL a. m, at 1884 l street
Mrs. William II. Heron is chairman
Luncheon at the clubhouse for those
who desire 1t will follow the lecture
The next nature section outing will
be Wednesday. The section will meet
at the Great Falls station at Rosslyn
Va, for a trip to Spring Hill and
vicinity. 1885 am.
The section of education will meet
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Sidwell, 1901 Wisconsin avenue. DR.
Lois Meek, new educational secretary
versity Women, will speak of Some
Types Of Experiments in Education
The bus will leave the west side OF
Dupont Circle on Massachusetts, ave
nue. at 1885.
The Susan b. Anthony Foundation
met at its new headquarters, 1903 H
street, Saturday afternoon. After the
usual business meeting. at which
n n n fn1 AT
Gus branches of the work, a program
| of music and speaking followed
Mrs. Gertrude Bonnin. who ha.
been working with the General Fed
| Grafton of Womens Clubs for thu
better understanding of the American
Indian, told of her visits to the In
| dams In various parts of the country
She spoke of the good that will b,
accomplished by the educational cam
! paign for the Susan B. Anthony me
mortal through the system of wheels
Mrs. Bonnin has been made assistan
| chairman for national publicity.
! Among those who have becom,
| members OF the foundation in tn,
last week are Miss Lucille Lavarre
Mrs. Robert Anthony Mason. Georg,
A. Hickox and Mrs. Mary c. Hickox
Tea was served at o'clock by Mrs
Alfred Hardesty. assisted by Mrs
| %OCS LASH, MISS Alice heaven, MI s.
Lucille LaVarre and Mrs. Alfred An
thony.
! The Shakespeare Society Will NEE
tomorrow evening in the auditorium
of the Corcoran Gallery of Art, en-
| trance on New York avenue TIL
speaker will be Dr. Paul kaufman
| Of American University. who will dis
cuss the play Of king John" as
preparation to the production of tn
play by the societys company o
players. The lecture will be pre-
coded by dramatic readings from
| Hamlet" by Elton B. Taylor. In tn,
grave-digger's scene he will be as
sisted by Clarence E. Ruebsam.
king john will be presented IT
Emerson Assembly, All Souls Church
December and 9, with a cast of 4
| speaking parts. in a condensed yer
sion, playing about two hours. Thi
arrangement of the play was mad,
| by the general director of the SO
| ciety'S dramatic work. Mabel Owen!
Wilcox, who also plays Constance
! Walter W. Beck is the dramatic di
rector of the production and play.
Philip the Bastard. King John i.
played by James Otis Porter, Kinf
the Dauphin by Emmett LIE Compile
Prince Arthur by Ada Louise Town.
send. Hubert by William E. Bryant
Chatillon by Fulton Lewis, Cardinal
Randolph by Leslie Waudby, Robert
Faulkenbridge by Clarence e. Ruebsam.
Queen Elinor by Sarah Morrison
Smith, Lady Blanche by Lulu G
Adams. Prince Henry by Mortimer
Morehouse, Earl of Pembroke by