Evening star., 1925-11-01
founded three years

Louis :. tirigShy is
the recently elect Mrs. irir,b,.
ed secretary.
The District of Columbia Federation
Hf Women's Clubs met Monday at the
Hotel Roosevelt. y re solution was
passed indorsins the prof psed changes
in the District library laws. as eN-
plained by the speaker. Dr.. George
J.. Bowerman. Mrs. Virginia White
Speel, president. presided.
Z Mrs. Eugene Pitcher, general fed
Grafton director, gave Il report on
The council meeting of the general fed
eration. held at West Baden, Ind, last
June. The Zonta Club, Of which Miss
Jessie La Sale Is president, was ad-
mitted to membership.
Mrs. j. w. FrizZell. chairman OF the
committee on the American home,
gave a report of a recent census taken
by the general federation" embudyinS
the household equipment in many
homes. Mrs. j. j. Lightfoot of the
ATomen's City Club was appointed
chairman of the committee on Amer
fcan citizenship. Mrs. Gertrude Bis
ehoff, vice chairman of the committee
On cooperation with former service
hlen. reported that the "Sorget-Me-
Not Drive" for the disabled veterans
6f the late war has become an inSti-
tuition 50 far as the District Of Co
lumbia Federation of Women'S Clubs
Is concerned. November 16 will see
She club women selling flowers to raise
money to help carry on. The re-
Spouse they are meeting with in max
ing the necessary arrangements is
pIost gratifying and toey feel sure
The people Of the community will
loyalty stand by and make this year S
Contribution SurpaSS all previous
records.
Mrs. Edgar a. Merritt, the second
vice president. reported the year book
ct the federation would go to press
within the next few weeks and asked
for all changes in club officers and
committee memberships be sent at
once at her new address. l345 Jeffer-
son street.
Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher was ap-
pointed chairman of the committee on
moving pictures and spoke on her
recent trip to Hollywood.
Mrs. Ellis Logan. chairman of the
department. of fine arts, will conduct
Il party through the Corcoran Gallery
Of Art November {. at pm. and in
vites all club women.
Women's City Club. The Sunday tea
this afternoon is in charge of the
ilnior section, Miss Agnes Winn.
hostess. assisted by Miss Louise Pat
tison, Miss Dorothy White, Miss Jose
phine Crowley, Miss Margaret Nor
ton and Mrs. Ella Davis Lewis.
The November calendar contains
many interesting events. The presi-
dent. DIR. A. Frances Foye. has plan
ned 10 have speakers at the regular
plonthly business meetings who will
present some subject of current in.
terest. On Wednesday, Miss Mabel
Boardman will talk on the proposed
Community Chest and Miss Catherine
Louise EauX, president. Girl Scout
Officers Club. will speak on the Girl
Scout movement. 80
! On Thursday, the Free and Easy
Auction Players will give q special
card party.
! On November 10. the business and
professional section will have as guest
Of honor and speaker at it's dinner
pr. W. A. Wilbur. Dean of George
Washington University. Miss Olive
Beatty will be hostess on that even
ing.
The current events section will meet
November II. at AS PM. Speaker
will be announced later.
. on November 10. the Drama Unit.
Under the direction of Mrs. Patrick
Gallagher. Will present its second pro
gram of the season. \ scene from the
'sATerChant of Venice" will be given by
members Of the Shakespeare Society.
Members of the Drama Unit of the
nlub will present two one-aCt plays.
fMonsieur Poulot" and "A Lady to
Call"
On November "A. the forum lunch
con in charge Of Mrs. Laura \. Brad
ley, will have as honor guest and
speaker. Norman Hapgood. editor au-
dior and lecturer, who will take as
Ills subject Present Day Conditions
in Europe.
The club will celebrate it's sixth
birthday at the club house November
II, and will have it's annual Thanks
giving dinner celebration Thanksgiv-
ing evening at $50.
The American Association of Uni.
VrrSity Women. The members of the
association who are interested in hik.
ing will meet at Tilden street and
Connecticut avenue. $3.50 pm. for a
tramp through the park, under the
leadership of Mrs. r. NJ. X. Happen.
Following the tramp there will be sup
lpcr before a camp fire. HikerS should
bring box luncheons.
DR.. Ella Lonn. professor of history
al Goucher College. will be the honor
guest and will speak on "Czecho
slovakia. After Six years of Inde
Pendence.' Miss Alice Deal will be
the hostess and will be assisted by the
other members of the Goucher section
on Tuesday, the book review class
will meet at the club house at II
o'clock.
There will be special tea Friday
AZ 4:30 pm, in honor of President
NcCracken. of Eassar College, who
will speak on Concentration and Cor
relation" Mrs. David Wing will be
the hostess and will be assisted by
oEher members Of the Nassar section
Saturday there will be Il bridge
luncheon. with Mrs. Darrell and Mrs
Johnson as hoSteSseS. Reservations
should be made al North 1923.
The Twentieth Century Club.-Tht
International outlook section will meet
tomorrow, at pm, at the residence
Of Mrs. John G. Merriam, 2400 Six
teenth street. Mr.. Wilmot Lewis, ot
the London Times. viii speak on ''Lo