Evening star., 1924-02-24

day. Miss Hill of Pasadena, calit..
was a guest. After luncheon some
= chapters OF the fife Of Charles n.
Grittenton were read and Mrs. Ella
about the e life 20 Of Andrew s Carnegie.
Mrs: Spray. 229 Rock Creek Church
road, Will be tho hostess Thursday.
The ChilIum District study. Club
held its February meeting at the
home of the president. Mrs. Ella @.
Naliey, Newton street, Mount Rainier,
Nd. Important questions were taken
up In the business meeting. after
which the following program was
Education" Mrs. Mary c. Fuhrman;
Life OF q Famous Woman" Mrs.
Mable Tip; THE Athenian Period Of
Education" Mrs. Lulu L. Castle;
current Topics" Mrs. Isabel A. Ray:
The Period Of Feudalism." Miss
Helen Rose; address, "A Short Re-
view of Pan-American Life; It's Ad-
Vantages, Possibilities, Government
and the Idealism OF Its People" was
delivered by DR.. Keeley OF Riverdale,
time In South America and his anec-
dotes of his many personal expert
ences made his address doubly inter-
esting. s-" '.-'
Mrs. Charles e. Holmes Of River
dale. Nd. was 4 guest. '''' -, p
The Woman's Cub Of Kensinxton
held Its bi-weekly meeting Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. VIII
son L. Townsend. Mrs. James E.
Gregory," In way both unique and
entertaining. She was assisted by
Mrs. George ". Ashworth and Mrs
Charles L. Houghton. who represent
eh ed enaractsrs ii.rss In the book by. reading
the dialogue and acting the situa-
lions. Responses to roll call took
the form Of suggestions Of work for
the next club year. A short business
session followed. The next meeting
nainhs nml be s-at at the home of Miss Anna {.
VIII De 'husbands' evening" The en-
tertainnent features will be In charge
of Fl. A. Filler. .
Women's City Ciub.-,fiss u.-,.
saunders will be hostess at the club
tea. this afternoon from 4.3o 70 4
o,clock. assisting will be Mrs. Ellen
spencer Mussey, Mrs Clara Sears
Iayior. Mrs: Clarence C. Mills, Miss
WIFE, Iise fatuson, Mrs: Leede. Mrs.
f,omeroy. Piano selections viii be
played BY Miss Madeleine Won TN
schuld Lazard o''-
lecture Will be given under the
mittee. $40 pm. Senator , Arthmr snn,- Nom
roe Free Of California will have ynr
Gates" ooF
a,.s .t'ss Janet Richards Will give the
the club Tuesday. pm. High lights
of the worlds happenings will FUR
nia Ip!sh the subtect-matter of Miss
dhe dhtcnards talk. Cards may be
opIalned at the clubhouse.
viii meet Tuesday, at $50 o,cIocE
Mrs. William Howard Bingham viii
review The Alaskan" and Mrs
R1oert ts1o j. Bates Spirit of Iron" q
moun,od aae oi nn,,c me Canadian northwest
SUBSCRIPTION dinner vii be given
under the Joint auspices of the law
and legislation and the public re-
ne 1lsi committees Wednesday. $40 pm.
be Senator Edwards. Justice Siddons
chairman Of the Child welfare Com
mission. and Miss I1ida Hafford. di
rector general of the Federation Of
'. oman ma Clubs. Reservations limited
The dramatic section Of the wom-
ems City Club, Miss Adelaide h.
Borah. director. has arranged with
me me dramatic section OF the College
act play, "Pett.coat perfidy," by Sir
Charles Young. in the clubhouse. %
Jackson place. Friday. $3.50 pm. The
CHARACTERS VIII be played by Mrs.
harris q. Baldwin, Mrs. J. II. Parson
group OF poems Will be read by Miss
Maude Francis. There will be vocal
and instrumental music numbers.
Inc membership committee, Mrs.
granville NJ. Hunt, chairman, gave
teas yesterday. from to pm. The
wives of senators and members from
the New England states were the
guests Of honor.
=
ruary, 6 the following nominating
trude Leonard. Mrs. Robert Nelson,
Mrs. Richard Dean. Mrs. James Gail.
breath, Mrs. Alva Gardner. Mrs
Frank Parks. Miss Nell Price. Mrs.
Mary c. McCloskey and Mrs. Robert
]. Bates.
The French section meets Tuesday,
PM. and Wednesday. II am. Nine.
Emile Noel. a Partisan. instrvcts
these classes, which are free to club
The Bible study class. DR.. O. Jose
phfne Baird. leader, meets Thursday,
from to $50 pm. 1t is non-sec-
tartan.
A dance will be given under the
auspices of the entertainment COM
mtttee March 3, 80 pm. Cards may
be obtained at the clubhouse.
PhflO-Classics met February 15 st
the. home of Mrs. Fuller. Mrs. Angus
tus Knight. the president. presiding.
After the business meeting the pro-
gram was conducted by Mrs. c. 3.
Glass. A paper on Richards I'm
successful Irish Expeditions" was
read by Mrs. Pitcher. Parts We're
assigned and the reading OF Rich
ard the Second" was continued.
District Federation OF women,s
Clubs Will meet tomorrow II am, at
Hotel Roosevelt. Election OF dele
gates to the biennial at Los Angeles
in the morning; luncheon, PM, and
program at afternoon session.
The Social Hygiene Society will
meet tomorrow, 8:15 pm, in Vermont {
Avenue Christian Church. Rev. Earle
Whitley will preside. Speakers will
be Rev. w. A. Morgan Of Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church and Dean
| William A. White of st. Elizabeth's
Hospital. Discussion from the floor.
The Mount Pleasant W. c. r. U. met
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Robert
E. Cook. l249 Irving street, Mrs. L. D.
Clark presiding.
The meeting opened with a Scripture
lesson by Mrs. w. A. Morgan. The
corresponding secretary, Mrs. r. A,
Dellett. reported having sent cards
and Circulars and having made tele-
phone calls to members to interest
them In the services at the Capitol
in honor of the memory of Frances
Willard. Several sketches were given
by members present who knew her
personally.
superintendent of the flower mis-
sion, Mrs. A. B. Carly. read letters of
appreciation for having been remem-
bered with tokens that appeal to the
, sick and needy and those In distress.
I A rising vote of thanks was given TO
Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Carly and Mr.. Carly
for their work in the hospitals and
among the poor families In need of