Evening star., 1925-05-31

20 De gwen IN the clubhouse THIS
: afternoon from 4:30 TO 6 o'clock and
: viii be assisted by Mrs. James +. Cali
breath, Mrs. Frances Williams ant
: Mrs. NJ. A. O'Connor. Miss Edna
! Ross Will preside at the tea table.
{ Miss Esme Reeder Will play violin
selections. accompanied by Mrs. Jessie
! ,,,a.s.elI The Sunday teas will be
Z discontinued for the Summer months.
! Elsie Pierce will give another OF a
series of beauty talks before the club
Z tuesday from 10 pm. These
Tuesday evening talks will be CON
: tinued throughout the month of June.
THE Free and Easy Auction
Z Club, class in bridge instruction,
meets on Tuesdays from 1880 TO $50
pm. II is free to club members. Miss
Jsazel Swift is In charge.
The annual picnic of the Women's
: city Club will be held at Herald Har-
4 Dor, on the Severn, Sunday. June Z.
? The chairman of arrangements DR..
: .. Josephine Baird, has arranged free
; transportation for members OF the
: club; others will be required 10 pay
: The transportation fare of 81. Through
4 The courtesy of DR.. Baird, a dinner
Z VIII be provided for those not caring
e 20 be burdened with d luncheon kit,
. but dinner reservations must be &C
: ccmpanied by check for 81. mailed
. to the clubhouse address. % Jackson
. place. Trains will leave the Wash
d ington, Baltimore and Annapolis sta
. ton, at 18th and II streets northeast,
: at am.
The business and professional
Women's section will give a subscrip-
= tlon dinner June 10 at $50 pm, to
: be held in the garden. weather per
. uniting. The speakers will contribute
. 70 Midsummer's Night Scream"
+ Miss Florence Fraser Stiles will pre-
side.
The American Womens Legion held
: service yesterday at the memorial
cross erected by the Argonne Unit.
. y. W. L.. in the World War section
Of Arlington Cemetery.
Chief Justice Mccoy of the District
: supreme Court placed wreath in
d memory of the American soldiers
% buried In France. Following the ad
. dress OF Justice Mccoy, the members
Z OF the legion placed flowers on graves
: OF the World War dead.
At the recent convention of the
E American Women'S Legion the fol
loving national officers were elected:
o Mrs. Samuel Firth, president; Mrs.
: James W. Wadsworth, jr.. first vice
! president: Mrs. Goldsborough Adams,
4 second vice president: Mrs. G. c. Mac
Cartee, third vice president; Mrs. Ben
Jamin Gautz, secretary: Miss Cath
crime ACNOy, treasurer.
The historical motion spectacle,
F. William Tell" will be given for the
first time in Washington June 1s at
the Marine Barracks, under the au
spices of the American Womens
! Legion. The audience will not only
: enjoy the scenic splendor of Switzer-
j land, where the film was made. but
the music of the overture, William
{ Tell" scored to the picture, which
will Yl1 VaH
. Dancing will follow in the band hall of
. the barracks.
+ The George Baldwin Mccoy Unit, of
. which Mrs. Walter I. Mccoy, wife OF
Chief Justice Mccoy of the District
Supreme Court, is president. held Its
: fifth annual garden party Wednesday
= from 8 TO 6 PM, at Mount Alto Hos
pital, for the sale Of articles made by
the disabled veterans of the hospital
r and with one table for the disabled
veterans of St. Elizaheth's Hospital.
. Mrs. Coolidge was present and shown
around the wards by Col. Penhallow,
medical officer in charge. The Marine
Band furnished the music. Refresh
rents were served by the George
{ Baldwin Mccoy Unit.
The District Of Columbia Federation
OF Women's Clubs VIII be represented
: a. the conference on world co-opera-
; ton in the interests OF the child, to
he held at Ocean City, y. j., June 81
! 10 June %, by Mrs. Anna Hendley.
= president Of the Anthony Foundation.
. he appointment was made at the
> meeting at the Hotel Roosevelt
that officially closed the federation's
: season.
= Mrs. Frank odenheimer. retiring
! president Of the Political Study Club.
{ was appointed chairman of the fed
: eration's department Of American
T. citizenship and Mrs. William NJ. Col
. Ens, chairman of the division Of civil
/. service. was appointed to represent
The federation in the new Civil Serv-
ice League.
Mrs. Edgar b Merritt, second vice
president of the federation. was ap-
= l'ointed chairman of the year book
committee.
Mrs. j. J. Stahl, chairman OF the
division Of music, sang, accompanied
Z by Mrs. Arthur Seaton.
Mrs. Virginia White Speel, the
( president, was presented with a baS-
= lset of roses by Mrs. w. Trey, retiring
president of the Civic Study Club Of
Takoma Park.
American Association OF University
. Women-The hospitality committee, of
which Mrs. Karl Fenning is chairman,
announces that the Wednesday teas
will be continued informally through
the Summer.
Mrs Arthur Kidder will be the
hostess June at 4:30 pm, and will
D have as honor guest of the afternoon
. Mrs. Everett Sanders, wife of the
! secretary to the President.
Tomorrow the short story group
will meet at the apartment OF the
( leader, Mrs. Ernest Smith, in the
r Cairo.
Sunday, June :, there will be a
. club hike. Those interested will meet
at Dupont Circle at $50 am. to take
. The car to Chain Bridge, from whence
. the party will hike along the canal
70 Cabin John. Further details may
. be had from the leader, Mrs. T. NJ.
. Happen, Cleveland 1852.
Four visitors Of international in
terest spent some time at the club
! house this week. DR.. Olga Lide,
( dentist from Norway; Miss c. NJ.
. ton of Trany College, Bingley, York,
Z Einglane4s .1nd Miss Cristine Stael Won
Holstein and her sister Miss Matielde
Stael Won Holstein, of Stockholm,
Sweden.
College Women's CIub.-Mrs. Goldie
= Dressler Hutchins. Miss Edna Dean
{ James. Miss Nadine Lane Gallagher,
( Miss BERTHE Capps Dales, Mortimer
= Moorehouse and Mrs. A. B. Manly
) will be the guests of honor at the tea
tomorrow, 4 10 s pm, at the club
! house, 1922 / street. Mrs. Hutchins,
) contralto soloist at the First Congre-
gational Church, will sing, and her
accompanist viii be Miss James. The
I dramatic section of the Woman's City
! Club will put on play under the dt-