Evening star., 1925-01-25
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

many prominent symphony orchestras
in the largest cities in the country.
The Twentieth Century CIub,-The
literature section will meet tomor-
row evening at s o'clock at the res
idence of Mrs. Philip Sydney Smith.
3249 Newark street An unusually
interesting program is promised as
Justice Wendell p. Stafford will read
paper on Dante, with some of his
own translations of eantos of The
Divine Comedy"
on Tuesday. 2:45 pm, the archie
ology section will meet with Mrs.
Josephine Lowe, the leader, at 2622
Woodley place. The subject is Am
cient Chinese Art" and 1t will be dis
cussed by Mrs. Cunningham
The French section viii have it's
monthly luncheon, at which only
French is spoken. at the University
Women's clubhouse, at 1884 7 street,
on W ednesday at 1880 pm. Nine.
Bimont will speak on The Provinces
Of France"
Mrs. Leo Miner announces the in
door meeting of the nature section
and tea 10 be held Wednesday at 5
1922 | street. Al the invitation of
Mrs. Thomas SIdwell. Mrs. William
II. Heron will give talk on The
Beach a Ebb Tide" This lecture
will be illustrated by lantern slides.
Mrs. Heron will be assisted by Miss
Emma StTider.
An interesting lecture was given to
members Of the art section and
guests at the home of the president.
Mrs Frederic harrington, on the
third Thursday of the month. Powell
NJ aA. NFa "A u n1N \ 10 r.
lean Art" as shown by the collection
in the Corcoran Gallery Of Art This
talk was illustrated by slides.
The American Association of l nj
verSity Women will have bridge
luncheon at the club tomorrow in
charge of Mrs. =. B. Asher The af-
fairs are an attractive way for mem
bers to entertain their friends. Res
ervations for tables should be made
with Mrs Asher. Cleveland 250o.
At the regular tea. Wednesday aft
ernoon, Miss Hope Thompson, who is
an international lawyer and mem-
ber of the club, will be the guest of
honor and will speak at o'clock on
old Facts in a Modern Setting Miss
Thompson was secretary for the
United States at the United States
Norway arbitration tribunal, which
met at The Hague a few years ago,
and was recently associate counsel for
Costa Rica in the arbitration. with
Great Britain.
The Washington fund committee
for the purchase, of the national head
quarters, whose chairman is Mrs
Walter DUB. Bruokins, save lunch
con Friday at headquarters building
1894 I street, for members of the
honorary committee OF this fund,
among whom are many of the most
prominent women of Washington.
This was the beginning of a concen-
trated effort on the part of the COM
mittee TO raise the required funds by
April and plans were discussed for
the campaign.
At recent meeting OF the associa-
tion the following new members We're
elected Mrs Sargent Ballard, Miss
Mildred Beam, Miss Katherine Bell,
Mrs. William Bolten, Miss Blanche l..
Bryan, Miss Brenda Cameron, Miss
Marguerit" Bonnaiy. Miss Alice
Evens, Miss Ida Hafford. Miss Marie
NJ. Hanna. Miss Gladys Harrison, Miss
nellie Tneles, Miss Grace May John
son, Mrs, d. Breese Jones, Mrs. Alice
T.. Merrill, Mrs Paul r. Myers. Mrs.
Gordon Mckay, Miss Mary c. Schauf-
her, Miss Sophronia l.. Stevens. Miss
Frances j.. Sutton, Mrs. Henry Raj
ney, Miss Edith Thomas, Mrs. Paul
Howe, DR.. Hazel MunselI. Mrs. Angus
tUs Dannemiller, Miss Gladys Gould,
Mrs. Mitchell Carroll. Miss Louise
Foster, Miss Susan Dabney, Miss
Grace Flack, Miss Margaret Hitch,
Mrs. Harry WooIever, Mrs. w. w.
Arb uehle. Miss Sara Davenport, Miss
Lillian White, Mrs. George Snuwden,
Miss {. Rowent Schmidt. Miss Flor
ence EsteIIe Moylan, Mrs. T.. Dana
Durand, Mrs. Gladys Moutgomery,
Mrs. Herman J. Trumm, jr.: Mrs. Fay
Stanley Holhrook, Miss Rose Palmer
Miss Ruth O'Brien. Miss Laura Nc
Laughlin, Miss Florence McCrack eli,
Miss Mary l.. Martin, Miss Grace Bul-
man, Miss Helen Anderson. Miss
Catherine Wilson, Miss Lulie Dickson,
Miss Elizabeth Defandorf, Miss Grace
Barnes. Mrs. J. r. Hildebrand, Mrs.
Thomas Heitz, Miss Mary A Mat
thews, Mrs. Eugene Stevens. sr.: Mrs.
Palmer Kennedy, Miss Margaret NJ
Johnson, Miss Jeannette Chiles, Mrs
Irving Ketchum, Mrs. George Hyman.