Evening star., 1924-12-14

Of the L. A. p. w. be invited to
contribute, in ,commemoration of
some book or story that may have
given a stirring impetus to their
success or happiness in life. This
suggestion was accepted by Mrs
Mock. Resolutions of regret were
adopted on the sudden death of Gene
Stratton Porter, writer and natural
list. Resolutions Of congratulations
were sent to Lizzette Woodwork
Reese on her attainment OF the Phi
Beta Kappa key at William and Mary
College, which is the highest literary
college.
District League Of American Pen
Women.-A "Yule Log Party will be
given by the commercial group OF the
league Tuesday evening at the club
house, 1903 H street. Every member
Is invited to attend. There will be
a short program Of music and read
ing and a social good time. Gifts
for the clubhouse will be accepted.
Lie Cercle Frnncais de Washington
Les Precieusex Ridicules held its BIZ
monthly meeting at the studio-salon of
John Philip Shaddick. Mrs. Bessie Ed
son and Miss Julia Rogers were host
esses.
After the reading of the minutes by
Nine. Camille Hindmarsh, a piano solo,
"Valse de Chopin" was gendered by
Mile. Madeleine Won 'Unschuld- -Lazard.
Mile. Marei-Leontine Becker gave an IL
lustrated lecture on a recent trip. which
comprised Yellowstone Park, Colorado
Springs, Denver and Chicago, closing an
enjoyable soiree.
The woman's Club of Chevy Chase
will meet Wednesday in the assembly
room of the Presbyterian Church on the
circle. The club luncheon will be served
from IL AS to l so pm. Following the
business meeting the program Of the
afternoon, under the management Of the
dramatic sectionA and the music Sec
tion. will be given. The dramatic sec
ton win present a play entitled
Father" written by DIR. Arthur B.
Crane, the cast Of which Is as follows
Mrs Eugene E. Stevens Mrs. Alvin v.
Eckert. Mrs. Fred o. Coe. Mrs. Karl
Fenning, Mrs T. E. Robertson. Christ
mas carol singing and other special fea-
lures will follow the play.
Club members may bring one guest
each to the program part of the club
meeting, without guest cards, after
ndVlHS llTSt VIII III o
Minor Jameson, Cleveland 250S.
Members who have rot done SO are
asked to contribute to the iappor-
tionment of the quinquennial fund
for the International Council of
Women to be held in Washington
next May.
Club members are asked to bring
Christmas toys to the club meeting
at the church for children over ii
years, as we'll as gifts of canned
goods or other food, for distribution
by the social service section.
The literature section, Mrs.>A. Nc
Ashley, chairman. will meet Friday
at pm. at the home of Mrs. Mer-
rill. West Melrose street. Mrs
George F. Bowerman, leader of the
literature section of the Twentieth
Century Club, assisted by Mrs. A. R
Crandall and Miss Martha n. Hooper
will present the program. Hostesses
at the tea will be Mrs. Mikkelson
Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. T. E. Robertson
and Mrs. William Clark.
The social section held its monthly
business meeting at the home of Its
chairman, Mrs. Karl Fenning, Decem
Der ..
The membership committee mel
December at the home Of its chair
man, Mrs. Paul Sleman.
The December hospitality commit
tee met with it's chairman, Mrs. Nc
Comas, December 9.
The music section, Miss Alice Broas
leader, met at the Methodist Church
on Shepherd street December 10.
The executive board met December
10 at the home of Mrs. Wherry, will
Mrs. Wherry and Mrs. Won Ammor
as hostesses.
nof carffnn "herrV
chairman. held it's monthly business
meeting Friday at the Chevy Chase
Library. followedj by an illustrated
lecture on Mature Study In Public