Evening star., 1925-04-12

at the tea tomorrow, 4 to p.m., at
the clubhouse, 1922 1 street.
Miss Sewall, who is well known in
Washington for her work with the
marionettes, will give an exhibition
Of them and afterward show how they
work. The subject of her talk is:
Behind the Scenes With the Marion
cites"
Miss Emma C. Grams will be
hostess at the tea. Miss Minna Gill
will preside at the tea table and Will
be assisted by Mrs. A. c. Dillman
and Mrs. A. r. Hodgkins.
The annual banquet of the College
Women's Club will be held at Rausch-
er's, May g. Plans are now being
made and all club members are urged
to be present. Notices will be sent
out later.
The Twentieth Century CIub.-The
section of archaeology has Indefinitely
postponed it's meetings.
The nature section will meet Wed
nesday, 1880 am at Rosslyn station
for trip to Great Falls.
The section of education will meet
at the house of the leader, Mrs.
Thomas Sidwell, 1901 Wisconsin ave-
nue.. Thursday, IL am. Miss Frances
Farley principal of the Park View
School, will speak on "The Child and
District OF Columbia Chapter,
Daughters of Founders and Patriots
of America. held its April meeting at
the home of Mrs. Lillian III. Roome
and Miss May A. Hustled, 1922 Fair
mont street. the assisting hostesses
being Mrs. Thomas II. Johnston and
Miss Marian White. The president,
Mrs. Francis A. ST. Clair presided
Reports of officers and committees
were given. Announcement was
again made of the meeting of the gem
eral court, to be held Thursday, April
16; a reception Wednesday evening,
April Is, and a luncheon on Thurs
day, April Is, all at the Raleigh
Hotel. Mrs. Roome read a paper en-
titled "A Visit to an Old Mansion"
giving an account of visit to the
Van Cortlandt Mansion, Peekskin,
N. Y. Mrs. Thomas Smythe Wallis
described a recent motor trip through
Florida
lie CercIe Francais de Washington
Les Precieuses Ridicuies was received
at the studio salon of John Philip
Shaddick by Harry Weston Van Dyke
and NJ. Henri LaZard.
The minutes were read by Mile
Threse OSullivan.
Piano solos by Mrs. c. Augustus
Simpson, (a) lie Destin." (b) Par
fun Exotic" (suite De Francis Hend-
ricks); recitation by NJ. Georges H.
Poulin, la Promenade de Bretisy" !;
songs by Mile. N. Biguier. (a)
''Lakme" Delibes), (b) "Connais Tu
le Pays" (Thomas), Mile. Madelaine
Won Unschuld Lazard, accompanist; !;
reading by NJ Edmond Becker,
"Qua~e Bienfaiteurs de rHumanite"
(Vincent de Paul, Able de rEpee,
Louis Braille and Jean Henry Dun
anti; recitation by Nine. Conway
Kitchen, La Brouette" edmond
Rostand); recitation by Nine. r.
SantmyerS, La Lettre de la Fau-
vette" (Thedore BotreD; monoIogue
by NJ. Henri LaZard, IL Unicoloriste"
(Anatole Duverin).
District League of American Pen
WOmen.-The drama group, Miss
Rebecca Dial, chairman, will meet
tomorrow evening, o'clock, at the
has planned an interesting program
Miss Alice NJ Heaven, chairman of
the poetry group, announces a meet
ing for Tuesday evening.
Baby Lovers Circle No. Of the
FLORENCE CrfttentOn Home met at
luncheon with Mrs A. B. McManus
of the Columbia Apartment Wednes-
day. There were present the follow
ing: Mrs. A. H. Coster. Mrs. E e
Mann, Mrs. c. Chester Caywood, Mrs.
oliver F. Busby, Mrs. Frank w. Car
din, Mrs. Morton o. Cooper Mrs
George w. Decker, Mrs william w
Gilbest, Mrs. w. w. Hicks, Mrs. Henry
II. Myers, Mrs. Karl E. Parks, Mrs
c. W. Thompson. Mrs. Hersey Mum
roe. Mrs. George Prizes. Plans were
completed for the bridge and 500
party Wednesday at 1880 pm, at
Hotel Logan, Iowa circle. The next
meeting will be held at the Florence
Crittenton Home, on Conduit road, and
will include a shower of baby dresses
which members of the circle have
been making for the babies at the
home.
Montgomery County Federation of
Women's Clubs.-The executive board
met at the home of Miss Mona Gill,
Alta Vista, March 81.
The primary purpose of the fedora
ton Is that of developing education