Evening star., 1925-11-15
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

Women's City Club.-Over 100 mem
bers and guests gathered at the forum
luncheon yesterday, when Norman
Hapgood was guest of honor and
speaker.
Misc Sara P Grogan is hostess at
the tea this afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Rebekah Greathouse. the newly ap'
pointed assistant district attorney,
and Miss Pearl Mccall, the only other
woman assistant district attorney in
the District of Columbia. Receiving
with Miss Grogan, besides the guests
of honor, will be Mrs. Gertrude Lyon,
Mrs. Gertrude Bischoff, Miss IneZ
Mrs. Lola Reed King. Miss Mary Ben
ton Wright, Mrs. ]. c. Dale, Miss
Katherine Reaney, Miss Myrtle
Coombs and Miss Fay Bentley will
preside at the tea tables. Miss Gro
gan is chairman of the hospitality
committee and was elected director
at the last meeting of the board of di-
rectors, to take the place of Mrs. Roe
Fulkerson, resigned.
The Thanksgiving dinner is in charge
or Miss Grogan. Mrs. Gertrude Lyon
as in charge of the program TO follow
the dinner
The book review section will meet
November 80. pm, Mrs. r. II. Haag
will review We Must March," Mrs.
Mary c. McCloskey, chairman of the
section, will preside
The big event of the season will be
the sixth birthday celebration. Mrs.
Virgil Miller and her committee are
busy making preparations. Mrs.
Charles II. Cecil is vice chairman and
the committee is composed of Mrs.
Bessie Brueggeman, Mrs. Charles +.
Riordan, Mrs. Grattan keranS, Miss
Sarah Beall, Miss Sarah Grogan Miss
May Belle Raymond, Miss Inez JUS
tus and Miss Carolina V. Sudler The
celebration will take place both after
noon and evening at the clubhouse
on Tuesday. There will be musical
tea in the afternoon. at which the
honor guests will be Mrs. Frank Kel-
logg, Mrs. William Jardine, Mrs. Vir-
Sinia White Speel, Mrs. Clarence
Busch, Madam Farela, Mrs. Albert
NJ. Reed and Mrs. Frederick Fenning.
Mrs. Clyde B. Aitchison, Miss Edna
NJ. Patton Mrs. Frederick 1. Cox,
Mrs. Mcpherson Crichton and Mrs.
Frank Mondell will pour. The musical
program will be given by Mrs. H. l..
Parkinson, Mrs. Charles E. FELTON,,
the Rev. George F. Dudley, with Mrs.
William H. Kyle as accompanist. The
hOstesses for the afternoon will be
Miss Fay Bentley, Miss Edith de
Cairos, Mrs. Patrick Gallagher, Miss
Carolina V. Sudler. Mrs. Wyman Brad
bury, Mrs. Frank T. Maxwell, Mrs.
Charles r. Craig. Miss Florence Pack
er, Mrs. Gertrude Bischoff, Mrs. John
. Francis Linkins. Mrs. A. Garrison
MCClintock and Mrs. Theodore Noyes.
The life members of the club will
he the hosteSses at the evening cele-
bration, with Mrs. Bessie Bruggeman
heading the receiving line. There will
be an orchestra during the evening,
greetings will be extended to some
of the other clubs of the city, including
the Mems City Club, and talks given
by the president, DR.. A. Frances Foye,
and the former presidents of the club.
Mrs. A. Grattan Kerans will be in
charge of the birthday box. All mem
berS of the club are expected some
time during the afternoon or evening
and urged to bring in new member
as d birthday gift to the club. Miss
Justus is in charge of the decorations
and Mrs. Patrick Gallagher and Miss
Sarah Beall in charge of refreshments
Twentieth Century CIub.-The an
nual reception announced for tomor-
row at the Washington Club will not
take place until later on account of
Mrs. Stevens continued illness.
The section of education will meet
Thursday at Mrs. Sidwell's house,
1901 Wisconsin avenue. Mrs. Har-
riet Hawley Locher will speak on
MY Trip to Hollywood and the Nov
ing Picture as a Utility The bus
will leave Dupont Circle (west side,