Evening star., 1925-01-18

Bulletin. MIS-. MulllheH diSO
ported on scenario manuscripts. Mrs.
bertha Lincoln Heustis, chairman of
the memorial fund, sent a telegraphlc
report from Los Angeles, stating that
the memorial fund is meeting with
Gppreciable success.
Mrs. Dorothy Watson, chairman or
che music program committee, report
ed that a musical festival is belnB
planned and will be given by Ameri-
can woman composers at the time OF
the authors congress to be held by
the League of American Pen Women
I'm Washington the latter part or
April.
District League of American Pen
wonen-The annual ball holds the
center of the stage In the interest of
league members and their friends this
week and will take place Friday eve
ming at the New Willard Hotel Re-
ports of committees on the approach
ing event indicate that the ball Will
be the most brilliant in the annals of
The organization, which Is already
noted for the success of its varied ac
tiyities.
Tomorrow night the music group
will meet at the Library OF Congress.
assembling in the music division at
s o'clock TO hear talk by the chief
of the division, Mr.. Carl Engel, and to
be shown some OF the treasured col
lection Of books and manuscripts
under Mr. Fngers care The
chairman of the group, Mrs. Miriam
Is Hilton, invites all league members
who will be interested to attend, to
Join with the music group in this un-
usual opportunity.
Tuesday evening the commercial
group will meet at the clubhouse, 1903
II street, O'Clock. and will be address
ed by S. d. Schwartz of the Sampson
Advertising Service, who will talk on
Different Methods OF Getting Pub
licity." Miss Wooten will be in charge
OF the program and an invitation is
extended TO all league members to
attend.
The drama group gave an attractive
program last Monday evening, pre-
senting The Hiring Line" a one-act
comedy by Wilson, played by members
Of the Womens City Club. under the
direction of Marialyse Ross Manly.
Miss Rebecca Dial is chairman of this
group.
Tuesday evening the poetry group,
under its leader, Miss Alice NJ. Heaven,
enjoyed a discussion OF the subjects,
American Poets" and Markets and
the reading OF original poems, But
terfly Day" by Mrs. Emily Stowe, and
Joy" by Mrs. Frances NJ. Larl&in.
The Alumni Chapter of Delta Zeta
Sorority met Thursday evening at the
home Of Miss Steel The hostesses
were Miss Alice Hill, Miss Alice Bald
win and Miss Annette Steel.
The Society OF Virginia of the Dis
tricf viii give an Old Dominion ball
Thursday in the large ballroom of the
Willard Hotel Lady officers will re-
ceive on that evening and will have
for attendants ladies In waiting, in
the receiving line. The society will
give a colonial ball February %.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet to-
morrow afterG"on at the home of
Mrs. Clara II. Livingston. 2S1S Thir-
teeuth street. Assisting hostess, Mrs.
Thrush
The Woman Auxiliary, District Sec
tion. to the American Institute of
Mining and MetnllurgicaI Engineers.
held its annual election OF officers
Tuesday. After four years continu-
Gus service, Mrs H S. Mulliken, presi-
dent. relinquished the office. Many trib-
utes were paid to her efforts in found
ing the organization and the untiring
service she has given to 1t. After the
meeting Mrs. Mulliken entertained the
members at tea in the clubhouse of
the Pen Women.
Chapter b. p. E. o.. met at the home
of Mrs. W. P. Sterns, 1893 Lamont
street, Tuesday, at 7:45 o'clock. with
Mrs. Lyde F. Naylor and Miss Fannie
i. Naylor as assisting hostesses. A
musical under the general direction
Of Mrs. J. T. Hendricks, Mrs. w. P.
Sterns and Mrs. Esther Barkley con-
stituted the evenings entertainment.
Contributing artists on the program
were r. Y Barkley, baritone: Mrs.
FELTON,, soprano. accompanied by Mrs
Greene Miss Alma Berthof, reader, d
member of Chapter F, z. Z. o.: Mrs.
Esther Barkley played several Of
her own instrumental compositions
Founders day banquet, marking the
fiftysixth birthday of the organizing
of the p. f. 0. Sisterhood, will be
held at the Roosevelt Hotel, Wednes-
day evening at $50 o'clock.
The Womeu's Club of Somerset held
Its January meeting at the home Of
its president, Mrs. A. ". Starratt. At
the business session Mrs. Sarah +.
Pierson. chairman of the social ser-v-
ice committee, told of the success of
the Christmas box sent to the Mont
gomery County Social Service League,
and reported the receipt of $40 from
the sale of Christmas seals. Mrs. r.
NJ Palmer, chairman of the music
committee, outlined the plans of her
committee for Spring musical Re-
ports were also received from the
educational committee, Mrs. A. NJ
McDermott, chairman, and the civics
committee, Mrs. A. T. Robinson, chair
man. It was voted TO serve lunch to
the visiting Maryland beekeepers at
their annual all-day conference TO be
held at the local bee experiment sta
tion of the Department of Agrcul-
ture. street carnival was planned
to be held at the time of the open
ing OF the new Somerset streets.
After the business meeting Mrs. r.
w Balcom, chairman Of the literature
committee, presented Mrs. A McC.
Ashley, who told of the work of the
literature department of the Chevy
Chase Women's Club, and Mrs Will
liam NJ. Clark, who spoke on Sara
Teasdale" and read from her poems.
Mrs. Balloon also announced a meet
ing Of the literature section of the
Somerset Club TO plan the program
Of reading for the new year.
burnside Post. No. 4, W. II. c.. held
Its hi-monthly meeting Wednesday
evening, when the following officers
were elected: President. Mrs. Rosalie
Mckee Shelton; senior vice president,
Miss NJ c. Clauser; junior vice presi-
dent, Miss NJ. Adelaide Foster; chap
lain, Mrs. Rose r. Pennell; treasurer,
Mrs. Grace NJ. Carter; conductor, Mrs.
Emma l. Dean; guard, Mrs. Nettie
g. Lyons; secretary, Mrs. Cora Davis;
natriotic instructor, Miss Mary NJ.
worth; press correspondent, Mrs.
Della l. O'Brieu; assistant guard,
Mrs. Stella Buxton: assistant con-
ductor, Mrs. Margaret Phillips;
musician. Mrs Hester Wyman; color
hearers, Mrs. LnIu kohle Miss Minnie