Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17


: AFTERNOON from 4: 80 to 6 O'Clock, and
Wsh have as her assistants Mrs.
James F. Callbreath, Miss Agnes
Wlpn and Miss Florehce Bell. Mrs.
q e. w. FehI Will preside at the tea
table.
Another OF a series of Beauty
Talks" will be given by Miss Elsie
Pierce Tuesday from to s pm.
The drama unit win present a pro-
gram Thursday, Sis pm. Two one
act plays will be given; the first,
Hosa. by Caleb w. O'Connor. win
nave Nadine Lane Gallagher, Berthe
Capps Dale and Mortimer Morhouse
In the cast; the characters in the
second, THE Duchess of Mansfeldt."
oy Emile Souvestre. will be portrayed
oy Kathleen Branigan, Mary A.
Watcher, Marie Stair Lawyer, Nell
V. Price, Thelma Schmitt, Josephine
Crowley. Lucille Gibson and Phillis
robinson. Solo dances will be given
by Miss Thelma Schmitt. Mrs. w. l..
-Schmltt accompanying her on the
piano. Mrs. B. H. Smart, soprano,
and J. E. S. Kinsella, basso, will each
sing group of songs, accompanied
oy Miss Amy c. Leavitt. Selections
on the cello VIII be given by Miss
anna Sloan, Mrs. E. C. Sloan serving
as accompaniSt. The program will
be under the direction of Marialyse
Ross Manly. chairman of dramatics
or the Women's City Club. The pro-
ceeds will benefit the drama unit
equipment fund. Cards may be OBJ
tanned at the clubhouse
The Junior section will give a card
party, with tables for bridge and five
hundred, May ~, s pm Miss Elaine
Eppiey, In charge of arrangements,
Will be assisted by Miss Teresa Con-
nolIy and Miss Josephine Rankin
ouHet refreshments will be served
me card party is open to the full
ciub membership. Reservations may
De made through Miss Elain Eppley.
American Association of University
Nontn.-Dramatic section will meet
tomorrow at 4:S0 pm. al the club
house, 1884 street
Miss Mekkin Sveinson will be the
guest of honor and speaker at the
regular "Wednesday tea. Her subject
VIII be Iceland" which is the home
OF her ancestors. Mrs. c. c. Tyler
VIII be hostess.
The annual picnic of the Washing
ton branch will be at Cedarcroft Sthe
country home of DIR. Louise Tayler-
Jones, Friday. Recitations by Miss
Hope Summers and a play by the
dramatic section will constitute the
program. \ picnic supper will be
served. Cedarcroft is in Virginia, 10
miles from headquarters. The COM
mfttee on arrangements'is attempting
TO arrange transportation by automo-
bile for all who desire to attend. To
this end, it is requested that every one
meet at the clubhouse between AIS
and 4:45 pm, whether you have your
own car or whether you wish trans
portation.
The hostess for the club table at
the daily luncheons for the ensuing
week will be: Monday, Mrs. Lyman B,
Swormstedt; Tuesday, Mrs. Harold
Moulton; Wednesday, Mrs A. B. Sum-
ton; Friday, Mrs. George o. Watson,
Saturday, Miss Ida Harper. Every
one is invited TO sit at this table.
Miss Nina Kerr was guest at a
luncheon in Providence, r. l., yester-
day, given jointly by the Providence
Kingston, r. l., and Falls River
Mass, branches. She was later guest
at dinner in Boston, given by the Bos-
ton branch. She gave an address at
each of these functions.
The following is a list of College
Club members who have joined our
club within the last two weeks: Miss
Edna A. Clark, Mrs. Thomas E. Rob
ertson, Miss Marie X. Saunders, Miss
Mary Anderson, Mrs. Elmer d. Ball,
Miss Margaret Baylysz Miss Hettteg B.
Bell, Mrs. Frederick c. Bryan, Miss
Katherine Burden, Miss Grace c. Bur
ton Miss Linda w. Carnahan, Miss
Lillian Carpenter, Miss Anne Burton
Coons, Mrs. Lewis c. Ecker, Mrs.
Lynn r. Edminister Miss Mary Z.
Ford, Miss NJ. E. Given, Miss Clare
Greacen. Mrs. Dayton A. Guerney,
Mrs. Eli A. Helmick, Miss Grace Hen
derson, Mrs. W. H. Howard, Mrs. w.
0. Ison, Miss Helen f. .Jamison. Miss
.Agenes A. Jones. Miss Sophia Bishop
Kent, Mrs. Arthur d. Kidder, Miss
Hester L. McNelly, Mrs. o. G. Merrill,
Pickett, Miss Mary w. Pierce, Mrs.
ards, Miss Patience Rucker. Mrs.
James Brown Scott, Miss Mary Z.
Sheads, Miss Laura j. Silsby, Miss
Emma F. Shrine, Miss Elizabeth
Schon, Mrs. Amos A. Steele, Miss
Adele NJ. Stewart, Mrs. William Cabell
Van Week.
College Women's Club.-Chester
Morrill,, associate counsel of the War
Finance Corporation, will be guest of
honor and speaker at the tea tomor
row, to pm, at the clubhouse, 1922
1 street. Mr.. Morrill, was until re-
Gently chief of the packers and stock
yards administration, United States
Department of Agriculture. His sub
ject will be Steaks From Hoof to
Hotel"
Mrs. Clyde w. Warburton, chair
man of the press committee, will be
hostess at the tea. Mrs. William G.
Van Week will preside at the tea
table. and will be assisted by Mrs.
A c. Dillman and Miss Airline Dufour.
The Twentieth Century Club.-At
the last meeting of the club for the sea-
son, which took place May Z, the fol
lowing officers were elected: President,
Mrs. Eugene +. Stevens; first vice
president. Mrs. Philip Sidney Smith;
second vice president, Mrs. Ernest P.
Bicknell; recording secretary, Mrs.
VIII c. Barnes; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Ellwood p. Morey; treas
urer, Miss Myra NJ. Hendley; assistant
treasurer, Mrs. Glenn S. Smith; board
of directors. Mrs. Frederic f. Far
rington, Mrs. Robert Sterling Yard,
Mrs. George w. Coggeshall, Mrs.
Joshua Evans, jr.s and Mrs. Nathan
=. Grover.
meet at Fourteenth and u streets
Wednesday at $50 am. for trip
along Sligo Creek.
Daughters of the American CoIonists
The last meeting of the season of
the District of Columbia branch of
this society was held May in the
parlors of the College Women's Club;
the regent, Mrs. st. Clair, presided.
In addition to routine business, an
nual reports were read by the State
officers and chairmen of standing COM
mittees; the treasurer'S report showed
liberal contributions to George Wash.