Evening star., 1925-01-18

women's City CIub.-Miss Elaine
Eppley and Miss Phyllis Robinson
will be hostesses at the tea to be
given in the clubhouse this afternoon
from 4:30 to 8 o'clock. They will be
assisted by Miss Thelma Shmitt and
Miss Margaret Norton. Miss Grace
HaNey will preside at the tea table.
While It is hoped that all club mem
bers will attend this tea, the younger
women especially are urged to do So
since IL is H matter of club interest
that they should become acquainted
with one another in order that they
may help with the dramatic section
dances and plan other entertainments
that appeal particularly to the
younger set
Those taking tables for the card
party to be given under the auspices
Of the library committee, Mrs. Charles
Wilcox. chairman, Wednesday, S pm,
arc: Judge Mary O'Toole, Mrs. Lyman
u. Swormstedt, Mrs. +. st. John
Greble. Mrs. Caroline B. stephen, Mrs.
Mary c. u. Johnson, Miss Judith Bar
haux, Mrs. Marie Stair Lawyer. Mrs.
Gurney s. Strong. Mrs. Mary c. Nc
CIosky. Miss Ethel Bagley, Mrs. Will
liam Il Bingham, Mrs. r. L. Thomas.
Miss Mary \. Mason, Miss Florence
Layton, Mrs. LOtta Moran. Mrs. Haag.
Mrs. Joseph BEEN, Miss Hazel Swift.
Airs. Charles G. Treat, Miss Sarah Mon
roe, Mrs G. +. Townsley, Mrs. +. W.
Oicott. Mrs Isaac Cans. Mrs. Shaw.
Mrs. Victoria Harrington, Miss Alice
Munsey. Miss Helen Doran. Mrs.
Charlie Wilcox, Mrs. Appleton Clark.
Mrs. Elliott Woods and others. The
card party will benefit the circulating
library.
The entertainment committee will
give a dance January 26, $3.50 pm.
Refre shments Will he served on re-
quest. Cards may be obtained at the
clubhouse.
The luncheon committee. Mrs. John
Re bert Ash, chairman. announce
luncheon January 81, l pm. The
guest of honor and speaker will be
Timothy A. Smiddy. minister pleni-
pctentiary from the Irish Free State.
Judge Mary O'Toole win preside.
The Free and Easy Auction
club entertainment committees
class in bridge instruction, having
outgrown the Cardroom, now meets in
the ballroom Tuesday evening, 1870
o'clock. Instruction is free to club
members
The French section meets. Tuesday.
pm, for members of the CONVEX
sation circle This class is free to
club members and is instructed by
Nine. Marie Bouley- Anderson. The
vived, and the FreSc speaking club
members dine there on Tuesdays at
pm.
ID. c. Federation of Womeu'S Clubs.
A tea was given by Mrs.
Virginia White Speel. president Of
the federation, Wednesday after
noon at general headquarters 1874 y
street. in honor of Mrs. John u. Sher-
Of -rn al I'D
Grafton, and members OF the execu-
tive board Of the general federation,
who have been in session here the
past week
Mrs. Speel had assisting her Mrs
Frederic L. harrington, Mrs. Gilbert
GrosvenOr, Mrs. Bessie Bruegeman,
Mrs Nina Van Wrinkle. Mrs Howard
I. Hodgkins. Mrs. Augustus A.
Knight, Mrs. Ellis Logan, Mrs. Emma
s Shelton, Mrs. Eugene Pitcher, Mrs.
Mary Logan Tucker. Mrs. Henry d.
Fry and the officers and Chairmen of
the federation.
The tea table was presided over
by Mrs. John D. FrizzeI Mrs. Roe
Fulkerson, Mrs. Wallace Streater and
Mrs John Lorentz Steele, the decora-
ttons being red carnations and white
stevia, with tall white candles
Mrs W. II. Howard, chairman of
the Bible literature department of
the federation. announces that the
first meeting of the federation Bible
class will be held at Hotel Roose-
Welt Thursday morning a IL o'clock.
the subject of the morning study to
be The Obligation of Citizenship in
the Kingdom of God" a question
box will be placed outside the door
for the benefit of those desiring to
leave questions to be answered. DR..
Earle Wiley will speak at this meet
ing
Mrs Frank Hiram Smell chairman
of Legislation of the federation, has
been appointed q delegate from the
federation to the conference on the
Cause and Cure of War" to be held
at the Hotel Washington the coming
week.
The divisions of the department of
American acknowledgements on
patriotism and committee on train
ing for citizenship-will meet on
Thursday afternoon at o'clock d
the home Of Mrs +. y. St clair for
the study of the Constitution.
The Twentieth Century CIub.-The
civic section will meet Wednesday at
Il o'clock for its forum luncheon at
1884 | street. The speaker will be
DIR. Anna Garlin Spencer. professor
OF social hygiene at Columbia Uni
versity. Mrs. Spencer is a nationally
known social service worker and is
the author of a number Of books on
the care Of dependent and wayward
children. She is here as a delegate
TO the women's peace conference.
At the last meeting Of the civic
section a committee, with Mrs. George
Kicker as chairman. was appointed
by Mrs. Howard, the leader Of the
section, in the interest of the Mount
Pleasant branch of the Public Lii
brary.
At the January meeting a large