Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-10-19

TheateFs." The dramatic number Will
be given by Miss Ada Louise Town
send. who will read Opheiia's scenes
from Hamlet" Goucher College
alumni Is specially invited, and all
interested in receiving 4 program OF
the years addresses and learning OF
the societys work will be welcome,
On Friday the dramatic department.
will give . series of scenes from THE
Merchant OF Venice" AZ part Of the
program opening tho new Masonic
Hall in Petvorth. The scenes, which
will be in costume, will be Z. COM
plete episode telling the story of the
wooing OF Portia by RaSsanio and
will be played by Walter w. Beck.
az Bassanio; Mabel Owens Wilcox, as
Portia; Rosemary Arnold. as NeFissa;
Fulton Lewis. AZ Antonio; ViRton
Haworth. as Gratiano, and H. NJ. Mon
roe, as BalthazAr.
I-eaEue ~ American Pen Womea-
The Drama Group. Miss Rehe8A
Dial. chairman, held it's opening meet
ing Monday evening at the new CLUB
house. Miss Dial reviewed the work
of last year and outlined plans for the
present season.
Mrs M&rilyn Ross Manly read 4
one-act play by Mrs. William Meade
Couiling. entitled Money" Discus
sion and analysis OF the play fol-
lowed.
The Poetry Group. Miss Frances
Steele, chairman. will meet at nm.
Tuesday, at the clubhouse.
The Commercial Group, 10 postpon-
ing its supper until the culinary de-
partment of the clubhouse 10 in read
mesa 1t will hold 4 Halloween night
Tuesday. at 1880 pm. in the club
house. There will be a business meet
ing, followed by 4 discussion Of Pub
licity" and the serving OF Halloween
refreshments.
opened October IS, with tea from 4
to pm.
DR.. Jameson, director of the Bu-
reau of Historical Research Of the
Carnegie Institute. will address the
Historical Group Of which Miss Jean
Stephenson is the chairman, on o.
tober 80.
The meeting OF the Executive Board
Of the National League OF American
Pen Women held in the ballroom of
the Shoreham Hotel Monday morning
was attended by many members from
out of town.
A State branch has been organized
for New Jersey. at Plaintield Harriet
Ware (MrS. BrumbauKh), the com
poser, is the president, and Mrs Fish
er Andrew. novelist. Ia the vice pfesi-
dept. Mrs. Harry Atwood Coleman.
president of the National League, was
the guest of Mrs. Brumbaugh during
the festivities attendant upon the
inauguration.
The Sixteenth Street Heikhts C1ub
met Tuesday at the home of Mrs S.
j. Dantzie, 81 Denwood avenue. After
a luncheon, Mrs. r. II. Wilcox intro
duced the following speakers: Mrs.
william Anterior DePuy. Mrs. Minnie
Ronnfng and Miss Dorsey, who spoke
on the political issues
Guests of the club were Mrs Viz
sinia White Spreei. Mrs. Ira Grim
shaw, Mrs. Paul p. Pierce, Mrs
Donald A. Stroh OF Detroit, Mich, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Beers of PENNSYLVANIA
The next meeting will be held
October %. at the home OF Mrs. S
]. Dennis, us Van Buren, street.
Tuesday evening, October Z, the
members of the club entertained their
husbands at a cafeteria supper at the
home of Mrs. Charles B. Linganfelter
1922 Livingstone street. A pleasant
evening was spent in fun and frolic
The WashinEtsA Wellesley Ouh
met Monday at the National Club
A. A. L. W., Miss Kate Estey presid-
ing.
Miss Edna Epauiding, chairman OF
membership committee, presented a
plan, subsequently approved. that for
mer students of Wellesley living
near Washington be offered cor
reSpondence memberships" in the
club. which would entitle them to
monthly letters describing the actiyi-
ties at each club meeting written by
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