Evening star., 1925-10-11
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

treasurer. Meetings will be held the
first Monday in each month at p.m
The nature section will meet at Du-
pont Circle Wednesday at 10 am. for
a trip along the canal.
The music section will not begin
until November.
The section Of education will meet
at the residence of the chairman, Mrs
Sidwell, 1901 Wisconsin avenue,
Thursday at II am, and David Allen
Robertson. assistant director OF the
American Council on Education in
charge of the Division of International
Relations. will speak on THE Amer
lean Student Abroad" The bus will
leave Massachusetts avenue west of
Dupont Circle at 1926.
The Dental Hyglenist Association
of the District of Columbia met at the
home of Mrs John F. Horne last We'd.
nesday evening. with six members
present. After the business meeting,
bridge was played. The next meeting
will be at the home of Miss Natalie
OStlund.
International Federation of Cath.
Ollie .Alumnae.-The board members of
the alumnae will entertain the mem
bers of the Virginia board at din
ner this evening. at Z O'Clock, at the
Hartnett district governor, will be
assisted by the vice governors, Mrs.
Rieman NJ. Chesley. Miss Anna J.
Ready. Miss Rose Shea recording
secretary Miss Alice Lucas; cores
ponding secretary, Mrs. James II.
Johnson, jr.: treasurer, Miss Catha.
rine G. Carr, and the trustees. Miss
Sarah f. Policy. Mrs. Thomas F.
keane. Miss Bessie Mills, Miss Kath-
arine T. Rover and Miss Rose Shul-
tets.
The Virginia State Convention
opened Friday in Alexandri and will
close tomorrow. All the members of
the District chapter are invited to at
tend. Very Rev. Mgr. Edward A
Pail, dean of the Catholic University,
will make the opening address at the
reception Friday evening at St. Mary's
Academy, Alexandria. The delegates
will visit Washington today and lunch
at the City Club.
The Political Study Club will hold
its first meeting of the season Octo-
Der II, 2:30 pm. at Franklin Square
Hotel. Mrs Clyde b. Aitchison, the
new president. will preside. The
speaker for the afternoon is to be
Representative Albert Johnson from
the State of Washington. who will
give a talk on Immigration" Nine.
Henriette Coquelet. widow of the for
mer military attache of the French en-
bassy. will sing. Nine Coquelet will
he accompanied by Mrs. Paul Bleyden.
Tea and social hour will follow pro-
gram. Mrs. William Laird Dunlap.
ir., chairman of hospitality. will be in
charge. The executive board meet
ing was held Thursday morning at
Franklin Square Hotel: all members
were present and plans outlined for
coming year. The following are the
new officers for the club year: Presi-
dent. Mrs. Clyde B. Aitchison: first
vice president. Mrs. Richard Yates;
second vice president, Mrs. Frank
Morrison: recording secretary: Mrs.
George Kernodle: corresponding secre-
tary. Mrs. Elma Saul: treasurer. Mrs.
William Newman. The departure of
Mrs. Frank G.. Odenheimer, president
of the club for the past two years. is
regretfully announced. Mrs. Oden-
hein.er has taken permanent resi-
ience in New York.
The Susan b. Anthony Foundation
held the first meeting of the season
Tuesday evening in the ballroom OF
Hendley. president. in the chair. Mrs
Gertrude Nelson Andrews, dramatist.
scenario writer and promoter of the
Youth land project. gave an address
on the Youth Spirit" Mrs Nanette
B. Paul, spoke Of Susan 3. Anthony as
showing the youth spirit when she
climbed the hill to the Capitol an
nually for 81 years to plead for the
sixteenth Federal amendment to en-
franchise the women, as the fourteenth h
amendment had freed the slaves. A
musical program. under the direction
of Mrs. NJ. r. Nichols and Mrs. Lucy
Cooper Shaw, consisted Of several
songs by James Holland of Pittsburgh,
accompanied by James Roosevelt
Armour. Three soprano solos by
Mryle Patschki, accompanied by J. f,
Stenson, and a piano selection by Mr.
Stenson.
Among the 80 names presented for
membership were Miss Emily Davies,
Glen Ray and Mrs. Louise Hogan of
New York. William c. Murray. Mrs.
Robertson and Mrs. Sparks of At
Ocean City. Mrs. Alice Ames Winter
past president OF the General Fedora.
ton of Women's Clubs. and Mrs. An
drews were announced as members
of the advisory board. The latter
will represent the foundation in Cali
fornia. While attending a chautauua
in New York. Mrs. Hendley and Mrs.
Paul gave brick in the new library
building in the name of Miss Anthony