Evening star., 1925-12-27

games and dancing and a miscel-
ianeoEs program throughout the eve
ming Will be in charge of Mrs. Ger
trude Lyons. The guests will watch
the old year out and the new year in.
Members Of the club are planning To
entertain their husbands and friends
on this occasion.
The District of Columbia Federation
OF Women'S Clubs will meet tomorrow,
II am, ut Hotel Roosevelt.
Representative Albert Johnson Of
Washington will address the club on
Our Immigration Laws" at pm,
and the public is invited to attend.
Mrs. Virginia White Speel, federation
president, will preside.
American Association of University
NOmen.--NIrs Charles Wood will he
the cueS. of honor at tea tomorrow
at 40 O'Clock. 1T the clubhouse, 1884
I street. Mrs. Wood will talk infor-
nallv OF her summer in Sunny
Spain" Mrs. Wilson Compton will be
the hostess.
The club will hold open house On
New Year day, from TO s PM. and
the nemLers Of the house committee
will be the hostesses.
The League of Republican Women
of the District.-Judge Kathryn
Sellers VIII speak at the meeting to be
held in the griGiron room OF the New
Willard, January 4, at $3.50 o'clock pm.
Her subject will be Juvenile Law"
The public is invited.
The Susan Il. Anthony Foundation
Will meet Tuesday, pm, in the ball
room of the Shoreham Hotel. The
subject for the evening will be: "W ho
Are Our Best Citizens?" 1t will be
discussed first by Or. Daniel H. Kress
a. 11,,-- \
debate conducted by Nine Lucy Thou
rnaian of France. Nine. Thounaian
has long record of civic work and
leadership in various countries of Eu.
rope and England and is in this coun-
Try for some months seeking inspira
ton for greater activity in the cause
70 which she has devoted her life. The
Meinineer Student Orchestra OF l6
pieces viii render selections of both |
popular and Christmas music The
New Yea. Book viii he ready for, de- |
livery. and it is hoped that every |
member viii SECURE a copy. not only |
Tor reference. hut for the historl a. |
the growth and accomplishment
the flrSt year OF the foundation The |
picture Of the play The Fool" bv |
lhannin@ Pollock. win be shown here |
the week OF Januarv 3 at the PiaIto
lhedter. arrangements have heer
made whereby tho foundation VIII sell
tcSets for the Whole week. Churches
and clubs here gro :slsad to co-ona-.+e
anu ~" their Cir k@tS Through Tho
Iohna;tt."n foi any performance at III.
reGH'a! nrIce. at tEa Shorehau1 Uo.oI |
ana Tn" Hamilton Igfef every da-
Ihe NOfrt"ss District OF Columbia
League Of Women .Nnfa,S win sfart
tnc' ne" year a. asIrisk pace. on
JanpaIy Mrs. Mau,le Wood Part;
FORMER president nf tho N:ticn;,!
League Of WomeD Voters, viii lie tic
guest Of honor atu dinner 10 he give,
az the clubhouse Of the Wunen's I-ni-
Fersity club. 1884 ! stree She viii
speak on the subject. The Enrich
lncnt Of Life Through tie Power ia
vote Members are invited 20 bring
their man friends to this dinner.
On JANUARY the monthly board |
meeting will he held ~ the University
N"men's Club. Luncheon viii be
served at y o'clock for those who
wish it, and the meeting Will be called
at pm.
On January 26 the president of the
league, Mrs. George A. Kicker. has
called meeting ot pm at the
Mount Plea SAINT Branch Library.
Sixteenth and Lamont streets, to dis |
nnss various District bills in which
he league is interested The Gasque
III. the women's police burrau bin
l
District bills in which the District
league is interested viii be discussed
pro and con by persons Well qualified
TO speak upon the various bills All
persons. both mon and women who
are interested are cordially invited to
attend.
The College .ilumnae Club was at
home the 10th in honor of the newly
elected members. After these were
introduced the president. Miss Juanita ]
Howard. made an address, in which
she welcomed those joining, related
something Of the history OF the club
and set forth its aims and ideals Sew
eral musical numbers were given dur
ing the evening. While refreshments |
were being enjoyed an informal dis.
cussion Of the report of an inter
racial conference was participated in
with much interest
The Zonta Club gathered around .
Christmas tree at the Raleigh Hotel I
Tuesday for its weekly luncheon.
The Spirit of Christmas" was the
topic of a short address by Rev.
ChaunCey NJ. Goodrich of the Federal
Council of Churches. Mr.. Goodrich
has recently returned from II years
residence in Paris. where he was oc-
cupied looking after the interests OF ! |
European churches.
Among the guests We're Mrs Marion |
Dali Connor of the archaeological de- /.
partment of Princeton University.
Mrs. Mary Stuart Palmer, field secre r
tary, Better Homes In America, and /
Miss Lewis of Washington
The Columbia Heights Art Club
Mrs De Witte Croissant and Mrs.
Fred Heisler were joint hostesses to |
the members and their friends De-
"ember at the home of the former,
I717 q street. The president, Mrs. !:
Arthur Seaton. having returned ,
from a two-month trip in the West
received a welcome from the mem
l7ers. She introduced the chairman