Evening star., 1925-05-03

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Ely, Miss Emma NJ Gillett, Miss Zoda
Vern Greenlee, Miss Ida Hammond
Mrs. Alton Ross Hodgkins, Mrs. E.
w. Huff, Mrs. Grosvenor NJ. Jones
Miss Mary Isabel Kelly. Judge Mary
O'Toole, Miss May H. Pendleton, Miss
Katherine r. Pike, Mrs. Lawrence
Radford, Miss Grace Irene Rohleder
Mrs. George Byron Roth Mrs T. G.
Shearman and Mrs. D. X. Shute With
the exception of the first four, all these
new members are from >the College o1
Womens Club. which has recently
amalgamated with the A. A. U. w.
The Twentieth Century Club.-The
international outlook section of the
club will meet at the residence of Mrs
Ernest p. Bicknell. 2915 Albemarle
street, tomorrow at II am. The mem.
bers of the section will participate in
general discussion of European af
fairs. Mrs. Bicknell will be the hos
tess for luncheon.
The parliamentary law section will
meet tomorrow at pm. at the resi-
dence of Mrs. William II. Heron
Florence Court West. The lesson will
be general review of the Winter S
work and will be led by Mrs.. Heron
The nature section will meet at
street and Pennsylvania avenue, at
$50 am. Wednesday, for a trip to
Dyke, Va.
Mrs. Will Barnes reports that
tickets are going very rapidly for the
clubs play, Alice in Blunderland, .
which is to be given on the evening
of May 13 at the National Theater.
The last monthly meeting of the
club will take place Thursday at II
am. at the Cosmos Club Auditorium
officers for two years will be elected
1t is requested that the members of
the club expedite thes election by
bringing the ballots which have been
provided already marked.
College Women's Club.-Miss jamie
Elizabeth Newton will be hostess at
the tea tomorrow, to 6 pm, at the
clubhouse, 1922 l street.
The program will be given by Mrs.
Bess Means Jordan, lyric soprano So
loist, and Miss Hester Beall, reader.
Mrs. Jordan will be accompanied by
Miss Miriam Sterling. Miss Sybil AL
mand and Miss Lillian White will pre-
side at the tea table.
The annual banquet of the Col
lege Women's Club will be held at
Rauscher's May 8.
The Shakespeare Society will hold
it's last regular meeting of the sea
son tomorrow evening in the audi
torium of the Corcoran Gallery of Art
The speaker of the evening will be
Walter Beck, professional actor and
dramatic director, who will talk on
Modern Acting of Shakespeare.
Mrs. w. F. Kennedy will give some
notes on the more recent periodical
articles treating of Shakespeare
either from the literary or dramatic
point of view.
A special committee on recommen
dations and nominations will report
and suggest some radical changes in
the society's program. A full attend
ance is urged to consider these ques.
tons. Others who would like to learn
of the society's work are invited.
The society extends thanks to the
anonymous donor of the illustrated
history of the ShakeSpearean stage
tenary year of 1916 by the New York
Times.
The closing program of the season
will be the presentation of comedy
by cotemporary of Shakespeare,
The Shoemakers' Holiday" written
by Thomas Dekker in 1899. The prin-
cipaI roles are played by Walter Beck
Mabel Owens wilcox, Arthur Rhodes,
Clarence Ruebsam, Lulu Adams. j. o.
Porter, Theodore Tenley, Rosemary
Arnold, Olyve Barbee. Mortimer More.
house. John McInerney, W. L. Bryant,
+. NJ. Monroe, Leslie Waudby and
Frank Rice. The performance will be
given May % in All Souls Church
Hall.
The Cultus Club met Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. William Sholes on Ian
ier place. A luncheon preceded the
business meeting, which was presided
over by the president of the club, Mrs.
Appleton Clark, jr.
A paper entitled. Women in the
Athletic Field" was read by Mrs. Will
liam Corby. Mrs. Ralph Bernard sang.
A poem on "A Lesson From Golf by
Edgar Guest, was read by Mrs. Henry
A. Polkinhorn. Twenty members re-