Evening star., 1925-02-22
News of Women's Clubs
Conducted by Mamie Lancaster.

chairman, Will be hosteSses at the
tea to be given in the clubhouse this
afternoon from 4:30 to 6 o'clock Mrs.
John B. Kendrick, Mrs. Charles l. Nc
Nary and Mrs. Virginia White Speel
VIII preside at the tea table. They
viii be assisted by Mrs. Frank Oden-
heimer, Mrs. Redwood Vandergrift,
Mrs. NJ r. Morss, Mrs. Elmer F. Saul
and Mrs. Leon Arnold of the COM
mtttee. There will be a Washington's
birthday program: Mrs. Frank ].
staley will sing. Miss Nancy Dupre
North will read an original poem.
The Flag We Love" Mrs. Ruby
smith Stahl will lead in singing The
star Spangled Banner" National
commanders of the World War or
santzations will be among the guests.
A musical will be given under
the auspices of the entertainme ent
committee tomorrow at S.30 pm. Miss
katherine NJ. Brooks will preside.
The house committe, Mrs. f. st.
John Greble, chairman, will give
card parties on the afternoon and
evening Of February 25, at 2 and
at pm. The proceeds will benefit
the rug fund. Cards, including re-
1reshments, may be obtained at the
clubhouse.
The French section meets TUESDAYS
Mt pm for the diners at the French
table in the grill, and at p.m. for
the members of the causerie circle
Mime. Marie-Bouley Anderson. in
structor, is native French woman.
me class is free to club members
Those interested please communicate
with Miss H. H. Arnold. chairman
y Jackson place.
The Free and Easy Auction Club
1he entertainment committees class
IN bridge instruction, meets Tues
uays at 1880 pm. 1t is free to club
members.
OstrIcf Federntion of Women,s
slubs.-As tomorrow is a legal holi-
Gay, the meeting of the Federation
VIII be held at the Hotel Roosevelt.
tuesday at IL am. The president
MRS Virginia White Speel will pre-
side.
The morning session will be devot-
ed to important business, and lunch
con Will be served at 1 o'clock. Mr.
joshua Evans" jr., will be the guest
of honor and speaker, having for his
subject Banking"
Ihe division of art, of which Miss
Ada Rainey is chairman, will have
charge of the afternoon program.
When the speaker will be the artist,
MIR. Eben Comings. Mrs. Wayne B.
wheeler will sing under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Ruby Smith Stahl, chair
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Arthur Seaton being the accompanist
There VIII be a meeting of the fed
Grafton Bible Club. under the au-
spices of the committee on Bible
study, of which Mrs w. H. Howard
is chairman, Thursday morning. II
am, at the Hotel Roosevelt. Mrs.
Speel, president of the federation,
will preside. The topic for the morn
ing study will be Our Obligation to
Society" Dr. Joseph r. Sizoo of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church, will speak. Mrs. A. Moffett
Bradley will have 5-minute paper,
and Mrs. Jessie Cunningham will be
In charge of the question box.
Mrs. John Lorentz Steele, corre-
spending secretary of the federation,
and who is chairman of the public
utilities committee of the Women's
City Club, will be hostess at the tea
to be given at the clubhouse this af-
ternoon from 4:30 to o'clock, under
the auspices of this committee. The
program VIII be a patriotic one. the
speaker being Gen. Amos A Fries,
who will have for his topic, George
Washington, Patriot, Soldier, States
man"
This is hte third and last of a series
of teas given by this committee during
the month of February.
erature Section will meet tomorrow
at PM, with Mrs. Robert Sterling
Yard, 1922 Ashmead place. The pro-
gram will consist of the annual drama
review by Mrs. Frederic Z. Earring
ton, who is now in New York secur-
ing material for her address.
The archaeological section will meet
Tuesday, at 2:45 pm, al 1922 Woodley
place. The subject will be "Architec-
fur nd 20 of China
and Japan" by Miss Hooper.
The nature section will have an in
door meeting Wednesday, at pm,
and will be the guests of Mrs. Green
lees at 1927 Dumbarton avenue. DIR.
Edgar T. Wherry Of the Agricultural
Department will lecture on THE
Spring Wild Flowers of the District.
The Conversational Dejeuner will be
held on Wednesday at 1880 at the
Association of University Women's
clubhouse, 1894 l street. Madame
Bimont will lead the conversation.
The Association of University w0m-
en- will have Miss Carla Pasvolsky as
guest of honor at a tea which will
be given Wednesday at 1894 l street.
Mrs. Pascolsky, d well known singer,
who has appeared with Chaliapin, will
give a costume recital of Russian
songs. Mrs, G. NICK. Mcclellan will
be hostess.
Another of the series Of lectures on
Latin America will be given Thurs
day, $40 pm, when DR.. Constantine
L. MCGUIRE of the Institute of Econ
omics. who is an authority on gov
ernmental financial subjects, will
speak on Some Problems in Latin
American Finance"
A Mary Lyon Birthday Cele-
bration" tea will be given Saturday
afternoon, at which the Mount Hol-
yoke group will be hostesses.
: A special Inaugural Day tea is be-
ing planned, at which the Governor
of Vermont and his wife will be the
guests of honor. Mrs. Maud c. Mona
han will be hostess, assisted by grad
yates of the University of Vermont.
DR.. Nina Kerr, executive secretary
of the national association, will leave
next week for Cincinnati, to attend
the convention of Deans of Women
and Women Deans, which is meeting
in that city, and will speak on Tues
day. Miss l.. II. Meek, the education
al secretary will also make an ad-
dress, and will stop en- route at Chi
cago for a. meeting in connection with
the pre-school child study work.
Miss Katherine Arnold, assistant
secretary, returned last week from
trip to Albany where she attended
luncheon of Albany university women
who are forming an Albany branch of
the association, and spoke on the
work of the organization. She also
attended the graduate council of Mt.
Holyoke College as delegate from
Constantinople, and visited the Rus
sell Sage College.
The book review class will hold it's
meeting Tuesday.