Evening star., 1925-11-15

Massachusetts avenue) at 1875.
The nature section will have its
first indoor meeting November IS,
pm, at the home Of Mrs. Clarence
A. Aspinwall, 1889 Wyoming avenue.
American Association of University
WOmen.-Tomorrow at 4:30 pm. Mrs
E. II. Horton will be the hostess at
the weekly tea, and at 5 pm. DR..
Margaret Alltucker, research director
of the National Education Associa-
ton, will speak on 'How Educational
Research Is Improving Our Public
Schools"
Tuesday the book review class will
meet at IL am, and on Friday at 7:45
the Evening Bridge Club will meet.
Tables will be made up after the
players arrive.
Saturday at l pm. DIR. Arthur
Young will be the honor guest and
will speak on Economic Questions
and Our Foreign Relations" Miss
Bertha Swan will be the hostess, and
will preside.
Saturday evening, 8 o'clock, the
newly organized University Players,
under the direction Of Miss Ruby
Nevin, will present I'm a Florist
Shop" by Winnifred Hawkins 4
social hour will follow the presenta-
ton of the play.
The child study groups will meet
Tuesday evening and on Friday after
noon. The French classes will meet
Monday afternoon preceding the tea
and on Friday evening preceding the
business meeting.
lie Cercle Francais de Washington
Les Precieuses Ridicules enjoyed the
most enthusiastic first meeting in the
history of the club at the home of
its president, M. Edmond Becker. The
roll Of officers of the preceding year
was elected unanimously and is as
follows:
President, Edmond Becker; vice
presidents, Mrs. Bessie Edison and
Augustus G. Heaton; treasurer. Mrs.
c. Augustus Simpson; corresponding
secretary. Miss Maude scruggs; re
cording secretary and manager. Mile.
Marie Leontine Becker; social secre-
tary, Miss Therese O'Sullivan.
Three new members We're elected to
membership: Mrs. A. G. Morgan, John
Gilbert Heinberg and Albert Clark.
The, efficiency in Government COM
mittee of the league will hold its first
meeting Tuesday, pm, at the cen
trail hall of the Friends School. 1909
Supreme Court of the District will
speak on THE Origin and History
of the District of Columbia" Mrs
Thomas Sidwell will be the hostess
of the evening. This is the first of
a series of monthly meetings which
are being inaugurated by the efficiency
in Government committee, of which
Miss Laura Knott is chairman.
The first luncheon of the season
was held Thursday at the Women's
City Club under the direction of Mrs.
Albert Putney, chairman Of the COM
mittee on international cooperation
to prevent war. Demerast Lloyd,
foreign editor of the Christian Silence
Monitor, gave talk on the situation
in Europe as seen by an American
correspondent. These luncheons will
be feature OF the leagues program
this Winter.
The District League Of American
Pen Women who attended the first
clubhouse tea of the season last Sun
day were given a treat in the musi-
cal program rendered by Nine. Olga
DALAI, including songs in Russian,
French, Spanish and Italian, as well
as English.
Today another treat is in store and
all members are invited to come and
bring their children. Dugall Stewart
Walker, director of pageantry. Little
Theater Movement, will tell fairy
stories at the club house, 1909 II
street, at $50 o'clock.
The schedule of activities for the
coming week includes a meeting of
the poetry group tomorrow at 7:30
pm, Miss Alice Hutchins Drakeby,