Evening star., 1925-11-29
NEWS OF THE CLUBS
by Mamie
Conducted by Mamie Lancaster.

q clock, and will he assisted by the
new members OF the club, and mem
pers residing at the clubhouse. Mrs.
James a. Ring. Mrs. Louise Waltz,
Miss May Alice O'Toole and Miss Alice
Woods will preside at the tea table.
The president of the City Club. Gen.
Anton Stephen. and Mrs. Stephen,
VIII be the guests of honor.
The Monday bridge section will
nave guest day tomorrow. The card
playing hours will be from to pm.
There will he favors for each table and
refreshments will be served. Included
IN making reservations are: Mrs. l.. L.
Nhitmarsh. Mrs. w. q. Sears, Mrs.
G. y. Martin. Mrs. T.. A. Gillin, Mrs.
I. j. Morris. Miss jeanette Reidy,
Mrs. Nj. B. Van Metre, Mrs. John l..
Quinn. Mrs. Laura A. Bradley, Mrs.
Bertha A. Craven, Mrs. J J. stephens,
Mrs. +. I. lie Frey. Mrs. Laura NJ.
w lSht. Mrs. George King. jr.; Mrs.
Il II. tIaag. Mrs. Wilcox. Mrs. $. G.
Ewynne. Mrs. a. *. Lowe and Mrs.
w. B. Hester. Mrs. Charles Haywood
Cecil and Mrs. Virgil {. Miller will
serve as hostesses.
The monthly business meeting will
he-held Wednesday pm. An amend
ment to the bylaws will be voted on.
Miss Agnes Peters will speak for the
I. w. c. a. drive.
Mrs. Gertrude Lyons, director Of the
Glee Club. has called a rehearsal meet
ing. December 3, at 7;45 pm.
The subscription dinner of the bust
ness and professional women's section
Will be held December 9, $50 pm.
Albert j. Osgood, speaker. will have
for his subject Chinese Art" Mrs
Ethel Knight Pollard will preside.
Observations limited to 100.
Mrs. Laura a. Bradley. chairman of
the forum luncheon committee an
nounces a luncheon for Saturday. De
cember y, at | pm. Robert l.. Owen,
former senator from oklahoma will be
the guest of honor and will speak on
'tredit-lts Relation to Prosperity
and Human Development" In his
address he will explain so that every
one may understand. just how your
interests are affected by the control
a credit. The hoStesseS for the recep-
zion preceding the luncheon will be
the members of the forum committee,
Mrs. Laura y. Bradley. Mrs. Charles
l.. McNary. Mrs. Albert y. Putney.
Mrs. Edward p. Costigan. Ellis Mere
nth and Mrs. Basil Manly. Among
those who have made reservations
are: Miss Marjorie Daniel, Mrs.
Elmer Ray Saul, Mrs. J. Frank
Wilson, Mrs. Thomas Graham, Mrs.
Ellen W. Collins. Miss Amy Clement
'l.eavitt. Mrs. Ellen G.. Hoffman. Mrs
Worrell. Mrs. w. +. Sears. Mrs. J. X.
Feiot, Mrs. Laura \. Bradley. Miss
Anna Cummings, Miss Grace Cum
mIngs, Mrs. William r. Walton, Mrs.
Jennie o. Berlinger, Miss Grace Nc
Ney. Miss May Belle Raymond. Mrs
II. X. FELTON,. Mrs. Charles l.. McNary,
Miss +. Sayenby Miss Tillie Steiner
Mrs. Joseph w. Abel. Mrs. Marie Stair
Lawyer, DIR. A Frances Foye Miss
Ea stman and Mrs. Lyman B. SWORN
Stedt.
The current events section. Mrs.
William L. Chamberlin, chairman,
viii meet December 16. 4:45 pm.
Demarest Lloyd will speak on Pres
ept Conditions in Europe
The District of Columbia Federation
of WomenS Clubs met Monday at
Hotel Roosevelt. with the president
Mrs. Virginia White Speel. presiding
George Martin and W. :. Clark of
the Disabled American Veterans of
the World War told Of the results of
the ''forget.me-not drive" held Novem
Der 10.
Lieut.. Col. Clarence O. Sheriff., di-
rector of public buildings and public
parks of the National Capital, spoke
on the Sheriff. plan to provide a great
stadium for the District and asked for
the support of the federation in this
rEjJeet' $50 .,o,,a,o,. oror,oa -
the child welfare convention held in
Ocean City, \. j., last Summer and
announced that Mrs. Nanette Paul
was giving a series of lectures on par
liamentary law at the Hamilton Hotel
each Monday from to pm. This
is given under the auspices of the
Susan b. Anthony Foundation and is
open to both men and women.
Mrs NEaIfar Howard chairman of
the committee on Bible study. an
nounced that the Christmas services
would be held at Keith $ Theater, De
cember IA to 10. from l. to 1890 daily,
and invited all club women as well as
the general public to attend. Satur-
day. December 10, will be Children's
day and Mrs, II. Moffat Bradley will
lie in charge.
Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly, hon
orary president of the District y. w.
(. A., told Of the plans for a new ad-
ministration building.
The committee on patriotism an
n3unCed a meeting on December at
pm, at the home Of the chairman,
Mrs. Augustus knight, the kenesaw,
and invited all members of the fedora
ton to attend.
Mrs. w. A. Winkelhaus. chairman
of the department of public welfare,
called attention to the faithful and
continuous effort on the part OF pro
hibition officers, police commission and
police force TO enforce the prohibition
law" and asked the federation to ex-
tend to them hearty support.
Mrs. l.. +. Irwin was appointed
chairman of the division of problems
in delinquency.
The Guadalupe Club of 1S4S held the
nrst meeting of the season, November
I6. at the residence of Mrs. Rose
Ciouverneur Hoes. Miss Maud G.
GouVerneur and Miss Margaretta l..
Hazzard We're hOStesses. Early in the
evening reports We're read, officers
elected and committees appointed. A
number of friends. several of the
Aztec Club of 1S4T and a few out-of-
Toxin guests We're asked later to cele-
brate the anniversary of the organiZa-
non of the club and for supper. The
table was decorated with the club S
coIors and flags and Mrs. Hoes and
Miss Hazard presided. The club is
composed of daughters, sranddaugh-
ters, and great granddaughters OF
the officers of the Army, Navy and
Marine Corps. who served in War
with Mexico, lS46-4s. The next meet
ing will be on December 21 at the
residence of Miss Sophie Pearce
casey, former president Of the club.
American Association of University
Women.-The first week in December
will be an unusually quiet one for the
club The Monday tea will be held
as usual at 4:30 pm. with Mrs. j. +.
Ault as hostess. y musical program
has been arranged. Miss Elizabeth
Haynes will be the pianist, and Mill
Helen Gerrer the Violinist.
The evening Bridge Club will meet
Fl 4lay evening at 8 o'clock.
The French study groups ana those