Evening star., 1925-01-25

:, The Susan B. Anthony Foundation
has arranged for an appropriate Oh
servance of Miss Authony's l05th
birthday, on Sunday, February 10, at
X o'clock. in the First congregational
Church, Tenth and streets.
a. The usual order of exercises will be
followed except that instead of a
Sermon by the pastor, DR.. Jason
Noble Pierce, there will be short
tslks on the spiritual side of Miss
Anthony's life and work by Mrs. John
p. Sherman. president of the Gen
f1al Federation of Women's Clubs,
Mrs. Thomas G.. Winter, former presi-
dent of this Organization. and Mrs.
Nanette B. Paul. vice president of the
susan L Anthony Foundation. \ nag
IF the United States VIII Represented
90 the foundation by DR.. Clarence j.
Rwens. president OF the International
association OF Art and Letters. APP
tfopriate music will be rendered by
t1Ie choir, under the direction of Mrs,
Ruby Smith Stahl 1t is expected
Hat representatives, from the organi-
nations. the schools and official life
u the Capital viii be present.
ssA special meeting Of the founda ton
Mil be held at headquarters, 1909 Fl
street northwest. tomorrow evening at
!P0 o'clock. Important business will
Seme up
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s.Womcn'S City CIub.-AIiss Inez Jus
tns and Miss Villa Gallagher will be
setnt hostesses at the tea to be given
ip the clubhouse this afternoon from
$50 to o'clock. They will be as
Sisted by Miss Sue r. Wolf, Miss Eva
pick Miss Matte England and
Miss katharyn Sheuk. Mrs. Marie
Stair Lawyer will preside at the tea
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music and readings by Miss Bertha
Morgan, Mrs. Leila Brown and Miss
Nnna Belle Lloyd.
X The entertainment committee will
ave a dance tomorrow beginning at
$50 pm. Refreshments will be
served on request Cards may be
obtained a the clubhouse.
,The guest of honor and principal
speaker al the luncheon to be given
January 81. at l pm, will be Tim
othy A. Smiddy. Ph. D., minister
pfenipotentiary from the Irish Free
State. DR.. Smiddy will have for his
subject, Social Service Work" Judge
Mary OToole will preside. Reserva-
tions limited to 100. The luncheon
viii be given under the auspices of
the luncheon committee. Mrs. John
Robert Ash chairman.
An informal party of cards and
rfahJong viii be given by the enter
tainment committee, February 2, S
pm,
The monthly business meeting viii
be held February 4. at pm. The
nominating committee will be elected
and a vote taken on an amendment
to the bylaws TO reduce life MEM
hership in the Women's City Club
from Sl50 TO 500. y large attendance
Is urged.
The subcommittee on public utii-
tiles will sponsor the luncheon to be
given by the civic sectio Mrs Clara
Sears Taylor, chairman, February I,
at pm. Secretary OF Agriculture
Howard NJ Gore, United States Sen
ator Heisler l.. Ban and Mrs. John
.. Sherman president. general Fed
Grafton of Womens Clubs, will be the
guests of honor and speakers. Mrs
John Lorentz Steele viii preside.
The entertainment committee an
nounces an illustrated talk by Miss
Gertrude Warren, February 2, at $50
pm. Miss Warren will have for her
subject. club Life Among Our Girls
and Boys"
Mrs James Kent McCltntock viii
discuss our Relations with Mex
leo" at subscription dinner of the
business and professional women's
section, to be given February II, at
$50 pm.
The District of Columbia Fedora
ton of Women'S Clubs will meet at
the Hotel Roosevelt tomorrow morning
at II O'Clock. THE president, Mrs. Nir-
Sinia White Speel, viii preside.
Important business will be transacted
at the morning session, and luncheon
will be served al ! O'Clock
The federation will have-as the guest
of honor and speaker at the afternoon
session DR. William Mather Lewis. presi-
dent of George Washington University
who will have for his topic "Educa-
tiun.'
The music viii be in charge of Mrs.
Ruby Smith Stahl. who will present
Ruby Gerard, American Belgian violin
list, in a group of violin numbers Nine
Gerard. who has recently returned to
this country from an extended tour of
Europe, was formerly soloist with
Sousas Band, and has appeared with
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