Evening star., 1925-03-22
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

The womens City CIub.-The
| hostesses for the tea to be given In
! the clubhouse this afternoon from
! $3.50 to o'clock will be members OF
the house committee-Mrs Edwin st
John ,Greble, chairman, and the fol-
| lowing members: Mrs Charles Hey
! wood Cecil, Mrs. Marshall Mckibben
| Miss Alice Stearns and Mrs. James
/ MacFarquer.
! "A musical evening" will be given
under the auspices of Mrs. William
| T. Reed of the entertainment com
| mittee, tomorrow at $3.50 pm. Mrs,
Reed will sing, Charles T. Ferry will
| play plano numbers and Mrs William
H. Noble will give violin selections.
Judge Mary OToole, chairman OF
the finance committee, will preside at
the radio dinner to be given Thurs
| day, pm, to inaugurate the drive
| for life memberships at 500, and
which will be broadcast by WRC.
| Frederic William Vile will open
| the program. and other speakers VIII
| be Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt,
| Assistant Attorney General; Mrs. Bes-
! sic Parker Brueggeman, chairman OF
| the Federal Compensation Commits
| sion; Miss Grace Abbott. chief of the
| Children's Bureau; Miss Mary An
| derson, director of the Women's Bu-
| Tedu, MIS-. LARA sears Lay ioi,
| ber of the Rent Commission; Mrs.
Nina c. Van Wrinkle, lieutenant OF
police; Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey,
honorary dean, of the Washington
College OF Law, and DR.. A. Frances
| Foye, president of the club. They
will be ION the air" between I:l5 ana
| S:15. Among the first to buy Ire
memberships are Mrs. Charles Bough-
| ton Wood, Mrs. Anna Belle stewart
Miss Cornelia IL. Hill, DR.. A. Frances
Foye. Judge Mary O'Toole, Mrs. u. j.
Brennan. Miss Myrtle L. Bum, MISS
Grace McVey. Judge Kathryn Sellers
and Miss Martha T.. Armistead.
Owing to the radio dinner being
held on Thursday. the book reVie"
section will meet Wednesday, pm
| The book review will be given by MRS
Ellen Hoffman.
The current events section Will
meet Thursday, 4:45 pm There VIII
be a talk by newspaper correspond
ent.
THE Carlsbad Caverns" Will be the
subject of an illustrated talk by VIII
lis T. Lee of the Geological Survey 10
he given under the auspices of the en-
tertainment committee March oV'
$3.50 pm.
The French section meets Tuesday.
p.m.. for the diners at the French
conversation table, and at for mem
bers of the class. Nine. Marie Bou-
ley-Anderson instructs these classes
which are free to club members
Those interested communicate with
Miss II. II. Arnold. 81 Jackson place.
The Free and Easy Auction Cluo'
the entertainment committees cIass
in bridge instruction, meets TUESDAY
7:30 pm. This instruction class Is
g hn n1
An exhibition of Czechoslovakian
graphic art will be held in the club
house for one week, beginning today.
This exhibition comes direct from the
Art Center. New York.
A dancing class instructed by Mrs.
Pomeroy will be held In the CLUB
house every Friday evening from
pm. to II pm.
Twentieth Century Club Notes.-The
literature section will meet tomor-
row at s pm, with Mrs. D. A Green
lees 1927 Dumbarton avenue. The
program on the Life and Works OF
Joseph Conrad" will be in charge OF
Mrs. o. f. Cook, who Will be assisted
by Mrs. w. r. Maxon, Miss Martha
Hooper, Mrs. Arthur Spencer, Miss
Myra Hendley. Mrs. Phillip ). smith
and Mrs. A. r. Crandal.
The nature section will meet wed
nesday, lis pm, at Dupont circle
for a walk along the canal.
The section of archaeology will meet
at 2:45 pm, Thursday at 1922 Wood
ley place, with Mrs. Josephine Lowe,
the leader. The subject is "Angker
the Magnificent" A short review OF
De Beenki's three-years work among
the ruins Of Cambodia will be given
by the chairman.
The French conversational dejeuner
viii be held at 1890 pm. Wednesday
at the American Association of Uni
yersity Women's clubhouse at 1884
T street. Nine. Bimont will lead the
conversation.
College women's C1ub.-Dr. Alex
ander Wetmore, superintendent OF the
Geological Park, will be the guest OF
honor. at the tea tomorrow, TO 3
nm. at the clubhouse, 1922 I street.
He will give an illustrated talk on
The Birds Of the Laysan Island.
Mrs. William Bonar Bell ana the
members of section VIII will be the
hoste.ses for the tea. Mrs. Z. D. Ball
and Mrs. John E. Walker will re-
ceiye with Mrs. Bell. Miss Sarah
RealI, Mrs. L. R. Edminster. Mrs. w.
w. Badsley, Miss Frances Banta and
Mrs. F. c. Brown will assist Mrs.
Bell in the dining room.
wenen.-The second March meeting
of the dramatic section Will be held
tomorrow pm. at the cluohuose,
1884 l street.
The hook review class will meet at
the the club Tuesday at IL am.
The first of a series Of club dinners
will be given at headquarters Tues
day. $40 pm. A musical program
will follow at s pm, by Miss Meta
Craig, soprano, and Mrs. George wal
son. pianist. Miss Nell Adamson will
be hostess.
At the regular tea to be given
Wednesday, 4:30 pm. Miss Harriet
SAWYER. educational secretary of the
AIumnae Association Of Vassar Col
Ieee. will be the guest of honor and
will speak on THE Vassar Euthenics
Program as 1t Affects the Alumnae.
This is new idea, which Is being
deveIoped by Vassar College and the
address undoubtedly will be of great
interest. Miss Margaret Lambie Will
he hostess.
SATURDAY at pm. there will be a
club meeting of resident members of
the A. A. u. W. and an entertainment
nv the dramatic section which will
nyesent two one-act plays, For Dis
tinguished Service" and "Columbine,"
and Miss Florence McCracken will
give dramatic readings Mrs. Burks
Summers will be hostess. At a con-
yenient time during the course of the
evening Mrs. wilkins, chairman of the
board of managers, will give a brief
account of the club work for the past
ynor II is hOpe6 a large number
WIFI be present and more particu-
larly the new officers and new mem
bers.