Evening star., 1924-10-12
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

dan, Ph. D. of the Geological Survey,
will give a lecture under the auspices
Of tho entertainment committee, to-
morrow, $3.50 pm. The subject, THE
Mountains That Moved" illustrated
in colors by stereoptican slides. will
show and interpret the wonderful
features Of the mountains and plains
of the great Northwest, especially OF
Glacial National Park
Club members will pose as living
models In the style show arranged by
Mrs. jaime kalka, to be given IN the
clubhouse. October Is. at s pm.
full orchestra will play music ap-
propriate to each exhibit staged.
Judge Mary O'Toole will preside.
The civic sections subcommittee on
public amusements will sponsor the
luncheon to be given October IS, at
n. IN. "Amusements of Washing
tom" will be the subject of the speak
Crs. Mrs. Nina Van Wrinkle, chalr-
man, will preside.
An informal party of bridge, nFe
hundred and mah-jong will be given
under the auspices of the entertain
ment committee october 20. at pm.
The entertainment committee an
nounces a costume dance october
at $3.50 pm. Cards may pc optaiheo Gu
at the clubhouse.
4 matinee and evening performance
OF Tony Sarg's marionettes Will De
given, under the auspices OF the
worilen's City Club, In the new Ma
sonic Temple Auditorium November l.
The ..pied Piper of Hamelin VIII oe
given Saturday at 2:30 and "Ireasure e
Island will be the evening oHerlhs
$50 o'clock. The marionette theatrl-
cal .perforance IS Molhan - ~
Club benefit and is being given In
place of the customary annual
bazaar. Members are urged to lend
assistance. that the benefit may
prove great success. Cards may
be obtained at the clubhouse
Members interested in dramatlcs
will please communicate win Alss
Mald Frances, who has assumed
charge of the dramatic section.
The winter hours of the circulating G
library are from to pm. week
days.
rhe American Association Of Inf-
ver,Ity Women will give tea at the
clubhouse, 1854 ! street, Wednesday
in honor Of Miss Lois Meek, the ne"
educational secretary. MISS ieeh
who has just completed the work ioi
her doctors degree at Columbia oIli
yersity, has charge of the eouca-
r;opaf programs of various branches
,b-ouebout the country and will also
make j special study OF the pre-
school child.
Mrs. William Nather Lewis Will be
hostess and be assisted by memoels
from George Washington InlVerslts
and Columbia University. MIS-. II
liam H Heron. Mrs. Joshua ENans
ir.. and Miss Elizab beth Wilson prest,
dent of the Columbian Women ol
C.aor-e Washington University, Whe
toll
A Republican dinner, the second OF
a. series of political dinners Whlcr
the university women are, CIV
will be held at the club Octoper
instead of October 23, as previous.
announced. James NJ. Beck, soiicltoi
general of the United States. Will oe
rhe guest Of honor at the dinner a.
,-bicb Nrs Mabel Walker Willebrand
will preside.
Mrs Maud 9. Monahan IS chairman
of a committee which is arranging
series Of dances to be given at III nne
clubhouse during the Winter. 1he
first will take place on Saturuas
night. october IS, and RESERVATIONS
must be made before october 10
r,~+-,.t Of Columbia Chapter
u.uehtcrs Of Founders and Patriots
os America, held it's october meeting
at the home of Mrs. Quincy A 'aLes
1es MARYLAND avenue northeast 1ne
president, Mrs. Francis \. 81. tiaii
presided After the business meetlis
under the head of traEeiosueS, III
members spoke briefly OF their euil'
NOR travels, especially to places o.
historic interest. A Social Aoui' VIZ
refreshments, followed
rwertieth Century Club.-The sec
tion OF education of the I"ehlIe.n -
C'entnry club will hold its first meet
ing of the year at the nome oI tt,S
chairman, Mrs. Tho-nos w: sio"e,.'
a901 WISCONSIN ave. THURSDAY al l
m Miss Hadije Selma Ekren, a
graduate of the American Coiiese
constantinople. Turkey, and rheil-
her of a distinguished family OF eau
oators will speak about the women
OF her country and her own eauca.io,i' ~.
1-ndar the leadership of Mrs. Slo
veil. the educational section OF .he
club is one Of its most Interestlls 8
and constructive sections me "a
tendance is usually about ee' anu
luncheon is served. .:,o
The years program will PROVIDE
fo- t,,a discussion. of current educa-
tionaf events, such as the "orh' p.as -
study system, the new literacy TEST
,,ronosed by the State of New YORK.
+he new Eastern college and many
other topics of interest Mrs.Ahleo
Trooks has been made the secrelai
This section sponsored the psycho-
logical tests made by Miss jessie Id Id
sale in the public schools and was
greatly pleased at their otilclal ap-
proval by the board OF educatlon.
The nature section of the TWentlelh
Century Club will meet wednesday
at 1870 for a walk along the canal.
A new stction for the study OF the
international outlook was formed at
the residence of Mrs. Ernest =.
Bicknell on Monday by an enthusiastic
initial membership of %, which II Is
exnected will be increased mex
month. This section will be under
the leadership of Mrs. Bickneil' "hose
residence abroad in many countries
especially fits her for the work.
DR. Arthur y. Young, economic ad-
xiser to the State Department, who
was one of the lecturers at the In
stitute of Politics at WilliamstoWn,
Mass, during the past Summer gave
a short talk.
suxan b. Anthony Foundation.--An
executive meeting of the foundaelon'
formerly known as the Anthony
1aspue. was held at the Portner
Anartments Thursday, at\which mat
ters Of policy and organization were
5iscussed and decided upon.
A social tea will be given at the
Federation Club rooms, 1874 street
northwest, Wednesday, from TO .
p.m. 4 cordial invitation is extended
70 all, old and young, to drop in, nave
i run Of tea, hear something about
susan E. Anthony, the humorist, ana
Ioin the foundation. Popular mem
hersfip will be 81. Mrs. Charles Oh.
I.raigie, vice president of the Ma.
rional Shakespearean Federatioh' VIII
~ as hostess. assisted by Mrs. Ar
+hnr Rryant. Mrs Stephen Cransten
tNNA of .ier+ Con.