Evening star., 1924-03-16

on THE Industries of Japan" Mrs.
Wesley Phillips was the guest for
the afternoon.
Wednesday at the Corcoran Gallery
of Art. Stanwood Cobb Of the Chevy
Chase country day school Will talk
on his method and success with
Several Of his pupils will present
scenes from 1.-TWO Gentlemen of We
rona," which they are preparing to
play in full at the school. The young
players are: Valentine, Jean Christie;
Proteus. Mary Henry; Julia, Martha
Etchison: Lucetta. Louise Hoshling;
Silvia, Jane Morey; Duke. Munroe
Bowman; Eglamour, Barbara Davis; !;
Antonio. Robert Payne; Panthino'
Thurio, Allison Mcdaniel.
The second speaker of the evening
will be Lieut.. MacWilliams, whose
talk on costumes will be illustrated
with several large drawings of Eliz-
, abethan dress and of COSTUMES worn
in Shakespeare's plays in the eight
eenth and nineteenth centuries.
Twentieth Century CIub-The ar
chaeology section, Mrs. Josephine
Lowe, leader. will meet on Tuesday.
Is pm, at 1922 Woodley. place. The
subject is "Machu Pichu,"' treated by
, Mrs. Jeuncr.
The nature section will meet at
/ Dupont Circle. Wednesday, at l;13'
for a walk along the canal. Mrs.
Miner will lead.
The section Of education will meet
Thursday, at IL am, at the residence
of Mrs. Thomas Sidwell, 1901 Wiscon-
sin avenue. Miss Jessie La Sale, psy-
geological expert in the pubiic
schools, will speak on what has been
accomplished the first six months or
the year.
LIE Cercle Francais dem Washing
ton les Precieuses RidicuIes was re-
ceived Wednesday by Mrs. Bessie Ed
son and Mrs. Harry Cant, at the stu
dio of John Philip Shaddick.
Miss Julia Rogers read the minutes
of the last meeting. The following In
teresting program was rendered.
Piano solos, Miss Maude ScrugSs,
ta) Rustic of Spring (Sindingy, te)
Japanese Love Song" tMaudc
scruggs); readings, Miss Matte
coau," OBJ Les DeuX Fous"; vocal
duet from I'll Troyatore," Mrs. Bessie
Edison and Mile. Marie Leontine
Becker; causerie, by NJ. Ossip Pcrel-
ma, on 'Francois Millet: His Life and
Works; cello solos by Dore Nalteh,
Mrs. &. Augustus Simpson, accompa-
mist. ta) En- Route" tSchumann), fb,
'Bcrceus"' (SchumannJ, tc) "lssVerle
Gabriel Maric). Miss Madelaine Won
CnschuId closed with "Papillonette"
,Duraud. Tn Mot dAmour.'
The Anthony League will nlcat at
the headquarters, 1884 y street, We'd
nesday, at . pm, with short business
meeting at pm. The president. Mrs.
.Anna T.. Hendiey. and first vice rresi-
DENT, Mrs. Nanette j.. Paul, are III
Florida, and the meeting Will be pre-
sided over by the third Vice president,
Mrs. Eva &. Chase.
The host"sscs are Mrs. Emily New-
ell Blair and Mrs. Lillian Spencer.
Mrs. Kate Trenholm Abrams, who has
recently returned from Il six months
visit abroad. Will deliver Il message
from the clubwum"n of Europe 10
the ClubWomen of America. Mrs.
Wayne l.. Wheeler, musical director
Of the league, has arranged a pro
Miss Martha X. W""ley. accompanied
by Mrs. Irene Miller thaincy. Tea
will be poured by Mrs. Blair and Mrs.
spencer at d.
Mrs Virginia Peters s-Parkhurst,
chairman of press, has announced her
candidacy for Congress from Mary
land. Her great, great grandfather,
Turbutt Wright "f Queen Anne
county. was IL member Of the FIRST
congress; and was Maryland state
senator at the time of his death: Mrs.
I'arkhurst is making tho fight IN the
interests of clean government.
The Argyle study 0Iub will meet 10
morrow at ]:3o pm. WIN NfS' iiEu'
IL. FiIiev, 1907 Delafcld place. The
paper for the Afternoon will bc given
hy Mrs " NJ Little on 'TThe white
HouSc and White House ladies.
pbjlo-C IasSirS - The meeting Of
March was bold with Mrs. J. W.
FrizzeI The president, Mrs. Angus
tus knight. presided at the business
meeting \ brief memorial followed
the announcement of the recent
death Of MrS. S. Russell Bowen, for
many wears a member of the club.
The program committee for the
coming year was appointed by the
president. The program for the
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