Evening star., 1925-12-06
NEWS OF THE CLUBS
Conducted by Mamie Lancaster.

Nomen's City Club. The lea this
afterEoon Will be in charge of the
Junior section. Misses Fay Bentley
and May O'Toole will act as hostesses
he subscription dinner of the bust
reSS and professional section Wednes
day will be addressed by Albert j. Os
good. who will speak on Chinese
Art Mr. Osgood IS a we'll known
authority on the subject Mrs Ethel
Knight Pollard will preside.
Tho forum luncheon December 70
Will he addressed by Robert L. Owen
who will take for his subject Credit:
Its Relation to Prosperity and Human
Development =
On December 16 the current events
section will be addressed by Demarest
Lloyd foreign editor of the Christian
Science Monitor, who will speak on
Present Conditions in Europe"
Al the sunday tea on December 20
The Washington Guild Theatcr Play
@iS Will be the guests of honor.
ON Christmas day the junior section
viii give 4 tea dance.
Membership in the Monday Bridge
cub grows each meeting. Ten ia
les arc now listed Tor laying For
the month of November the first
honor was taken by Mrs. w T. Dim
i"k and the second I,y Mrs. q. l.. Hoff-
leter Guest day, November SO
h. ought ont LIP players. Favors OF
'oiolful flowers We're given at each
able. The president. Mrs. Charles
Cecil, and Mrs. Virgil & Miller were
Possesses. Mrs. Grattan Kerans had
charge OF reServat tions.
Much interest was displayed at the
business meeting Wednesday eve
itng in the present Y. w. &. \. drive
Miss Agnes Peters addressed the
meeting.
District Federation of Womens
iubs.-MrS. Harriet TaWley Lncher
rhairman of the division of moving
rictures. called Il meeting of the di-
VISION OF conservation OF natural re.
sources Tuesday dt her Offices in the
metropolitan Theater Building Mrs
I,'chcl spoke of the way movine. pic
tunes could be used in club work, and
AZ. Kyle. acting forester Of the
h2ted states Forest Service. told of
he. work OF the forestry. division to
10 esta biIsh the forest reserves This
talk vas illustrated with a moving
picture entitled Dual Purpose
Eees. taken by the Department of
Agriculture. \ film depicting the
lite OF the egret was also shown in
conjunction with the committee on
giruS and flowers.
Twentieth Century Club The inter
lationai outlook section will meet at ,
o clock tomorrow afternoon at the res.
.dence OF Mrs. Henry G. Ferguson.
z5"o California street. Edgar Turling
ION viii give an address on Syria and
tie Near East. Mrs \. ID. call Will
eve a report on affairs in mgoslavia
Mrs. 70" "ernau on England. Mrs. W
W Husband on Italy. Mrs. GrosNe-
nor Jones on the Tacna-Arica situa-
uon, Mrs. Morcy on Spain and Mrs
Guy johnson on the recent meeting Of
the lnterparliamentary Union
There will be a reception tomorrow
from TO pm. at the Washington
'lub with the president. Mrs Eugene
stevens, and the vice presidents, Mrs.
Phillip Sidney Smith and Mrs. Will
liam II. Heron. receiving At the tea
table will be Mrs. Grosvenor Mrs
Gasch, Mrs. Howard and Mrs Mccoy
Assisting also will he Mrs. John Mer-
Ram Mrs. Gerrit Miller. Mrs. Joshua
Evans. Mrs. Austin Clark, Mrs. Ed
ward b. Clark. Mrs. Cross. Mrs. Bow
erman. Mrs. Byrnes. Mrs. Aspinwall
Mrs. Dali, Miss Agnes Miller. Mrs.
Ballou. Mrs. Bodfsh, Mrs Coville.
Mrs. McComas, Mrs. Creyke. Miss
pillsbury. Mrs Kicker, Mrs. Thorpe.
Mrs. Wiley. Mrs. Frank Wilkins. Mrs.
Yard. Miss Temple, Mrs. Brand. Mrs.
Coggeshall. Mrs Ferguson Mrs.
Gerry. Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Herrick
Mrs. Swormstedt Mrs. Sidwell. Mrs.
Shute Mrs. William Mather Lewis.
Mrs. Naxon. and Mrs Merrill
The music section will meet at II
A m. TUESDAY at 2i2o Le Roy place
The subject american Women Com
posers.' will be treated by Mrs.
Rvrnes. with songs by Mrs. Earring
ton. Chorus practice from "One Hun.
dred and One Best Songs"
The French section will meet We'd
Eesday at $50 pm. at the residence
Of Mrs. Seip. 1894 Lanier place. The