Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-20

Mothers, regular and social meeting
was held at Lee House December IL .
Mrs. George Gordon Seibold presiding.
| Nomination Of officers for the ensuing
year took place. The application for
| membership of Mrs. Edward f. Wood
was approved The musical program
put on by Mrs. Martha r. Smith. in
trodut ing BaZarova. male soprano.
| WAS in an Interpretation Of the Beau
| full Lady
| The Kolumbia Esperanto isocio. in
| celebration of the birthday RnniN En-
sary of DR.. Louis L;tme nhuf. inven-
| tor Of Esperanto. invited Espera ntists
| of Baltimore. Annapolis and WashnG-
! ton 10 he its guests at dinner at the
Playhouse. which was followed by a
program carried out by hosts and
guests.
4 sketch Of DR.. Zamenhof's life was
presented by b. PiChman Mann. preSi-
! dent Of the local club. and the local
delegate for Washington of the Uni
versal Esperanto Asocio. world or
caniZat ton. in existence since 1908,
with headquarters III Geneva. told OF
the activities of the association. Mrs.
Ivy kellerman Reed. author of an rs.
peran grammar, spoke on the Struc-
ture of the language and its adapta-
blity for ntercommunication 10y means
Of radio. while Allan Davis brought
out humorously the difficulties which
make English unfit FOR that purpose.
Another speaker was Mr.. Randall of
Baltimore Violin >solos were CON
tributed by Rudolf ileman. accom-.
panied by Miss Amy Clement 'caviu.
vice president of the Washington
group. who also gave plan" solos and
PLAYED for the singing in ESperant"
Of "America." The prayer. tha words
of which were written by llu-h /.
kcycs al penuSylva nia. and br. Yam
enh"f'S LA ESperu" tor HOPED. which
i the hymn Of t.SperIntiSrS lhe world
over,
The Hurlcith Circle of the Chiids
Conservation League of America met
At The home III Mrs. II. T.. I'adciiie.
317S; K street December II for
social time.
Future meetings will lac held on
the second and fourth Fridays "f each
month.
Friendship Branch nf the Sunshine
and Community society met Monday
~ the residence OF the secretary. Mrs.
George \. Ross. l12o Kenyon street.
Mrs. lanes ~. Witlen WAS assisting
hostess.
The afternoon was spent sewing for
The Gospel Mission while the members
listened to an interesting talk on
American;.ation work 10y Mrs. Ie-
rome Lichtfoot. head of the depart
ment of American citizenship or the
Federation of Wcmen's Clubs. Dona-
tons were made toward fund for
the purchase Of Christmas gifts for
the children of Gospel Mission. Mrs.
Chatfield and Mrs. Bradford of Mis-
souri, were guests.
The Woman's Club of Chevy Chase
met Wednesday in the assembly room
Of the Presbyterian Church, MIS-
Leon r. Kneipp was hostess AT the
luncheon served to a large group of
club members and their guests. After
a brief business meeting the club and
it's friends were entertained by the
Christmas committee. under the lead
ership of Mrs. Il. l.. Sanford. and the
music section. Miss Alice T.. Rroas.
leader The program was as follows:
Part 1.-THE Florist shop play
in one act cast: Maude. Mrs. George
W. Morey: Henry. Henry W. Bearce:
SIovsky Mrs. Camp-ell T.. Waters:
Miss Wells Mrs. William NJ. Clark:
Mr.. jackson. Mrs. Truman Able.
Part Music by members Of the
music section: !. The Bells of st.
Mary's CA. f. Adams). ;. tal 20
Child of Marys Gentle Care" tShelly):
'h) 20 Holy Night" (SpikerD, ;. 1a)
Good King Wencelas,' old English
carol: lh) 90 Night. Peaceful and
Blest" Normandy. Christmas carols
by the club. Accompanies, Mrs. F.
A. HunnewelI and Mrs. Charles Y.
Inlay.
The Sixteenth Heights Club met
December at the home of Mrs. Thad
S. Troy. 10 Sycamore avenue. Takoma
Park Md.
After luncheon a business meeting
was held. with the president. Mrs. !.
&. Marquis. in the chair.
Mrs. II. X. Hobart of the member
ship committee presented the name of
Mrs. Frank Cushman. "A Sycamore
avenue. who was elected TO member
ship.
Mrs G. F. Stuhler. chairman of the
entertainment committee. announced
a Christmas party to be held AT the
home of Mrs. O.. H. Benson. 1920