Evening star., 1924-02-22
W0aS States Represented
AZ Club Ten Tomorrow.

The sixth of series of sectional
teas being held by the membership
committee of the Women's City Club.
Mrs. Granville Hunt, chairman, will
be EeId at the clubhouse, - Jackson
place, tomorrow afternoon from 1889
to i o'clock. The guests of honor
will he the wives of senators and
repres. natives from the southwest
ern group, the states being repre-
sented by Mrs. William J. Driver,
Mrs. T. II. Caraway, Mrs. John Till
man, Mrs. Heartsill Ragon, Mrs. Otis
Wingo, Mrs. James b. Reed, Mrs.
Tilman Is. Parks of Arkansas, Mrs.
cron, Mrs. Carl Hayden of Arizona.
Mrs. Andrieus Jones. Mrs. Holm O..
Rursum, Mrs. John Morrow of New
Mexico. Mrs. Robert Latham Owen,
Mrs. John William Harreld, Mrs.
Everette B. Howard. Mrs. William w.
Hastings, Mrs. Charles ID. Carter.
Mrs. Tom ID. McKeown. Mrs. +. B.
Swank, Mrs. Elmer Thomas, Mrs.
her of Oklahoma, Mrs. Morris Shep-
pard, Mrs. Earle Il. Mayfield, Mrs.
Eugene Black, Mrs. John G. Box,
Mrs. Morgan Sanders, Mrs. Luther y.
Johnson; Mrs: Clay Hrisgs. Mrs.
neid, Mrs. Tom Connally, Mrs.
Fritz Garland Lanham, Mrs. Quinn
Williams, Mrs. John y. Garner, Mrs.
Z. Il. Hudspeth of Texas. Mrs. Task"r
Oddie, Mrs. Charles l.. Richards of
Nevada. Mrs. William II. King, Miss
Helen Macarthur, Mrs. Don L. Cotton,
Mrs. Elmer Leatherwood of Utah.
Mrs. Bates Warren and Mrs. j. y.
Speel will preside at the tea table.
No cards have been issued. all wom-
en- are invited. especially those from
the states mentioned.
The leading features for the beue-
of~ff r-Tnnsl slVA.l.
can festival to be held at the Central
High School February %, at $50
o'clock, are Greek folklore songs
including the Shepherd Song" Song
tra,'' Might Serenade." Tavern
Song" and Drinking Song" by a
mixed chorus. These Greek songs are
harmonized by Mr.. August King
Smith and guitar solo will be play
ed by Mr.. SophocleS PapaS. There
by Mr.. Tchernikoff, Miss Gardiner and
Mr.. Tchernikoff ballet. The pro-
gram will be concluded with choruses
by students of the king-Smith
studio School. tableaux of Greek
friezes by the same school.
Among the box holders and those
entertaining in groups of seats are
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood, Mrs.
William Phelps l'no, Mrs. Lawrence
&. Phipps, Mrs. &. Augustus Simp-
son, MIS-. ldnlpbeil-f OTFtSlef, -hIS.
Francis Walker and Mrs. Franklin
Jones.
Mrs. Mitchell Carroll is in charge
of the sale of boxes.
Reservations of seats have been
made by the minister Of Serbia. the
minister of CZchoslovakia, the min
lister of Siam, the charge d,affaires OF
Chile. charge daffaires of Brazil. and
secretary of the French embassy
Nfrr. lln
Condie Lamb and Mr.. and Mrs II. i.
Bush Brown are invited to the Sat
urday afternoon tea Of the Interna-
tional Association Of Art and Letters
tomorrow. Mr.. and Mrs. Lamb are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bush
Brown for the week, while Mrs.
Lambs pictures are on exhibition at
the Arts Club. Mr.. Arthur MuSgrave,
president of the Arts Club. will be
the speaker of the afternoon. The
tea will be from 4 TO o'clock at
1715 / street northwest.
After the monthly dinner of the
College Women's Club on Saturday.
February %. Mrs. Lyman sworm-
stedt will give monologue on
bridge, followed by play given
under her direction. The parts will
be taken by Mrs. Harris Baldwin.
Mrs. Goodwin Graham. Miss Eliza
beth Newton, Miss Lillian White,
MISS Marie SaunuerS anu MISS 1iar-
riet Barbour.
Mrs. NJ Burling OF Richmond Hill,
n. Y, entertained twelve Gold Star
mothers at a luncheon at the Lee
House Wednesday. Her guests were
Mrs. Hollburg. Mrs. ]. +. Walch, Mrs.
Onken, Mrs. Hanley, Mrs. Stinkamp,
Mrs. Ritter, Mrs. Manson. Mrs. krug,
Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. O'Toole and Mrs.
Murphy. They had an audience with
President Coolidge and pictures taken
with ihm and visited Arlington ceme-
terry. where they laid a wreath on the
grave of the Unknown Soldier.
An exhibition of water colors, paint
ed in America, Europe and Japan by
Miss Lesley Jackson. secretary of the
Washington Water Color Club opened