Evening star., 1925-02-15

Steele, chairman, will be hoSteSSeS AT
the tea to be given in the clubhouse this
afternoon from 4 80 to s o'clock. Judge
Mary O'Toole will be the honor guest.
Mrs. Clyde B. Aitchison, Mrs. E. ST.
John Greble and Mrs. Marie Stair
Lawyer will preside at the tea table. as
sisted by Mrs. T. Linwood Williams.
Mrs. Frank Hiram Smell. Mrs. Albert H.
Putney, Miss Flather and Mrs. Frank S.
Parks Senator William II. King OF
Utah will speak on The CityPlanning
Committee for Washington. Miss Ada
Eainey. art critic, will give ! brief talk
on Washington as an Art Center"
The entertainment committee, Mrs.
Mary c. d. Johnson. chairman, will give
valentine costume dance tomorrow, be-
ginning at 8 80 pm Cards may be OBJ
tained at the clubhouse.
The drama units program February
10. at Sis pm, will consist of a one
act play, vocal and instrumental music,
readings and a solo dance. The play
Fine Feathers" by Emile Souvestre.
will have the following club members
in the cast: Miss Alice McVey. Mrs.
Helen Montague. Miss Lucille Gibson,
Miss Nell V. Price and Miss Marie K.
Saunders. Miss Elsie Schu'ze, soprano.
accompanied by Miss Selma Schulze,
will sing Miss Winifred Micha elson will
play piano numbers; a reading THE
Fainter of Seville" by Susan Wilson,
will be given by Mrs. Marie Stair
Lawyer. Miss Thelna Schmitt will give
solo dance. the Irish Lilt, Mrs. w. L..
Schmitt servin. as her accompanist.
Miss Mary Maxam, soprano, will enter
tain with vocal selections The prosra m
is under the direction Of Marialyse Ross
Manly, chairman of dramatics, Wom-
ans City Club. 1t is benefit perform
snce for the drama unit equipment fund.
Cards may be obtained at the clubhouse
The entertainment committee an
nounces a musical for February %. at
$50 pm. Miss Katharine NJ. Brooks
will have charge of the program
The house committee. Mrs. E. St.
John Greb'e, chairman. will give a card
party to benefit the rug fund on Feb
ruary 25 at 80 pm. and at s pm
Cards, including refreshments, may be
obtained at the clubhouse.
The Alliance Franchise will meet
tomorrow, when Nine. Caro-Delvaille
will lecture. in French. on La Scene au
XVIII e Steele
Mime. Emile Daeschner. wife of the
new French Ambassador was present
at the last lecture given by the alliance.
College women's CIub.-Dr and
Mrs. William Mather Lewis will be
the guests of honor at the tea to-
e,
Ie2Z l street. Mrs. William c. Van
Week and the members of section /,
which Is the George Washington Uni
Nersity section, will be hostesses for
the tea, and have arranged an inter-
esting program. Dr. Lewis will
speak. Mrs. Charles C. Morgan will
sing, Miss Mary Isabel Kelly will
give group of piano numbers. and
Mrs. William e. Chamberlin will rea
nf tntl u.
u. Cole accompaniment, which will be
played by Miss Kelly Mrs Joshua
Evans, jr.. will preside at the tea
Table and will be assisted by the fol-
lowing members of the section: Mrs.
- X. Shute, Mrs. William D. Searle.
Miss Janet McWilliam, Mrs. Frank
e Edgington, Miss Airline Dufour
MISS Elizabeth Wilson. Miss Margaret
Bayly. Mrs. Robert II. Turner, Mrs.
Henry w. Draper and Mrs. c. w.
Warburton
The club will have dramatic eve
ming Wednesday, s O'Clock, at the club
house The Peony," a Japanese play.
arranged by Mrs Emily Frech
Barnes, will be given by Miss Rose.
mary Arnold and Mrs. Clarence E.
Ruebsam of the Washington Readers
club. Figureheads." by Louise Saun-
ders. will be presented by a sroun
matte Association under the direc-
tion of Miss Sybil Baker The pres
fdent OF the club, Mrs. Harris Bald
win, Will be assisted by the officers
ana board of directors. Mrs Law
renee Radford will preside in the
dining room and will be assisted by
Miss Sarah BealI and Mrs. c. w. War
burton.
There will be dance at the club.
y m m inl-
bers and their guests may be OBJ
famed through Miss Minna Gill at
the clubhouse. Reservations should
oe MADE not later than February 10.
AMer'crn ArS"~tation OF Univ.--~-ty
~omeH.-Mrs. Nina c. Van Wrinkle,
neao OF the woman's bureau of the
District of Columbia police force.
VIII be the guest of honor at a tea
to be given Wednesday afternoon by
tae association at 1884 street.
Afterward Mrs. Van Wrinkle will give
snort talk on various interesting @
phases of her work. The hostess wi
be Miss Grace Falck
The Evening Bridge Club will meet
ihutsday, 7:4o pm. and Miss Eliza
beth Allen will be hostess this week.
Members of the club are looking
forward to an interesting luncheon
saturday, when the guest of honor
VIII be Prof. Robert Gault, head of
the department of Psychology at
Northwestern University and editor
or the Journal of Criminal Law and
Criminology Mrs. David Robertson
VIII be hostess and will introduce Dr.
Fauit. who is doing some original re
search work along the lines of
understanding speech by touch. and
VIII speak on this subject after the
luncheon. Reservations shou he
made not later than Friday.
The pre-sIhool child study groups
viii meet with DR.. Meek at the club
Tor a conference Tuesday evening
ard the book review class will meet
On the same day a t 11:30 am.
Mrs. izetta Jewell Brown and DR.
f. Mendenhall were among the guests
staying al the club this week
T:'e Twentieth Century CIub,-The
section of education will meet at the
home of the chairman. Mrs Sidwell
s9ol wisconsin avenue, Thurs ay al
IL am. Dean W. c. Ruedger of
George Washington University will
s.-,k on Administering the Enrich
eG School Curriculum"
1he nature section meeting has
been postponed until the fourth Wed
nesday instead of the third as usual
The February meeting of the club
was addressed by distinguished ed
newspaper correspondent, whose talk
was especially interesting to r.se
members of the club who work for
civic betterment ong the lines OF
representation for the District, better
schools and better street car service
The attendance was very large
Howard Cool of the Better Business
Bureau outlined the scope of the bu-
reau and its very practical use In
promoting truthful advertising and