Evening star., 1925-04-05
News of the Clubs
Continued from Fourth Page


monthly meeting at her home, &c
West kirke street, Tuesday, at 1915
I'm.
Mrs. c. Shields, chairman of the
April luncheon committee, will hold
q. meeting of her committee at her
home, East Irving street. Tuesday,
L0:3s am.
The executive committee of the So
ciai section will meet at 1 pm, Tues
day, at the home of Mrs. Karl Fem
Hing, leader. Mrs. Fenning will be
hostess at the luncheon, which is
served before the business meeting.
Thn University of Michigan AIumnae
Association. for the benefit of the
Women's League Building at Ann
sArbor. Is selling tickets for the movie.
Abraham Lincoln" to be given at the
'fakoma Park Theater, Thursday, both
matinee and evening performances.
The committee in charge of the
affair is headed by Mrs. Dan Shoe
maker and Mrs. w. l. Holt, both of
Takoma Park.
During the evening the alumnae
Will hold a reception from 1880 to IL
IN the small ballroom over the
Sheater, for all Michigan men and
women, and their friends
The a1umnae. held its monthly
luncheon at the A. A. w w Club,
Thursday with Mrs. S. w. Beakes
acting as hostess
The Dental Hygienfst Association
met Wednesday at the home of Miss
n. Il. George for the election of Of
hcers. as follows: Mrs X b. Turner.
president; Miss Nathalie Ostlund. vice
president; Miss h. K. George. secre-
tary; Miss Helen Tagg, treasurer, and
committee: Miss A. Murphy, chair
man; Miss Lucille Andrus and Lewis
Luber. The meetings are professional
and social in character.
American Association of University
"omen.-The dramatic section will
meet tomorrow a pm, at the club
house, 1884 l street
A musical tea will be given
Wednesday at 4:30 pm. at which Mrs.
George Watson, pianist, and Miss
Helen Gerrer, violinist, assisted by
Miss Charlotte Hartman. contralto.
Will give musical program. The
club members have already had the
privilege of hearing Mrs Watson and
Miss Gerrer, who gave one of their
delightful entertainments at the
club last November. Miss Hartman
is young contralto rapidly winning
laurels as singer. Miss Elizabeth
Dean and Miss Blanche Halbert will
be hostesses.
On Wednesday at noon and
throughout the afternoon the Ameri-
can Friends of Greece and the
Relief of Fatheress Children of
Greece will Jointly hold an
exhibition and sale at the A. A L
w. clubhouse of articles made in the
workshops in Greece by the refugee
women. The display will include fine
table linens, handmade bags, hand
kerChiefs, bridge sets, children's
dresses, dress lengths for women and
other articles of needle work en-
broidery, laces and pottery which
Will make beautiful Easter gifts
These workshops furnish employment
for hundreds of women, many of
whom were formerly of high social
position, but before these shops were
opened year ago were in destitute
circumstances, having no means of
support for themselves or their chill
dren. Nine. Michael Tsmados, wife of
the former Greek minister who is
now on her way to Washington, will
be present in Greek costume to as
sist with the sale. Nine. Simopoulos.
wife of the present Minister of
Greece, will also be present
Audubon Society.-The third and
fourth meetings Of the Spring bird
class were held on March % and so,
with large attendance 257 and 26S
persons, respectively, being present.
A Mothers class was provided dur
ing the children's hour for those
bringing small children.
The last meeting of the season will
take place tomorrow in the assembly
hall of the Thomson School, Twelfth
and L streets.
At $3.50, Mrs. James II. Alburtis, in
charge Of the nature study work in
the Wilson Normal School, will give
a lantern slide talk on the common
birds which the children have been
studying. At 4:45, DR.. H. c. Ober-
holser of the Biological Survey. viii
give an illustrated talk on migration
and bird banding.
All who are interested will be well
come at both talks.
Sixteenth Street Heights Club
. Mrs J. Clyde Marquis was hostess to
the club March "a, at the Cosmos
Club. Mrs s ]. Dantzic, the president,
conducted the business session. Mrs
Harry L. Stroth gave a report of the
recent Federation of Clubs meeting,
she also invited the club as her
guests for lunch on Tuesday at her
home, 1888 Alaska avenue. Guests OF
the club We're Mrs. W. 5 Dow OF
Takoma Park, Md, Mrs. o. V. Deaw-
ley of Deroit, Mich: Mrs. NJ. 5. Bar
ker of Wilmette, Ill.
The next regular meeting will be
with Mrs. Thomas w. Marshall, April
"A, 1929 Blair road, Takoma Park,
D. c.
wheel Club.-The March 26 meeting
was with Mrs. Abbie Spray, 229 Rock
creek Church road who, assisted by
her daughter, Mrs. f. l. Griffin
served a luncheon. Later Mrs. NJ. w.
Story. the hub" gave echoes from
the March Crittenton board meeting.
Responses to roll call brought forth
both prose and poetry. and little Swear
old Doris Ruth Griffin rendered, very
acceptably, three violin solos.
Guests were Mrs. Nckerson of Maine
and Mrs. Hillr2an of Staten Island.
Mrs. Lena Webb, Fontanet Courts.
will be club hostess on April 9.
The Prince Georges County Fedora
ttou of women's CIubs.-The executive
board met March 27 at 10 80 am. IN
Woodward & Lothrop's, with the vice
president, Mrs. A r. Lee, presiding in
the absence of the president, Mrs R. A
Rennett. Practically all of the clubs OF
the county were represented, and much
interest was manifested in all busi-
ness discussed.
Immediately after opening beautiful
letter of greeting from Mrs. Bennett was
read by the secretary. Mrs Jessie l..
Keeley of Riverdale was appointed to
take charge of the endowment fund The
resignation of Mrs. Irving Bowie OF
Upper Marlboro as chairman of fine arts
committee was accepted with regret.
The following department chairmen
were present and read reports: Mrs. Ed
gar Brown, American citizenship; Mrs.
Frank Wells, legislation :; Mrs. J. Enos
Rar. applied education Mrs. A. R. Lee.
.sI,,h aytapSion and Mrs A Rohh