Evening star., 1925-04-05
News Of the Clubs
-coNpUoTEp. .'RY Y..NANNIE hANoAsrEn-

women's City CIub.-The junior Sec
tion. Miss Grace McVey. chairman.
will be in charge of the tea to be
given in the clubhouse this afternoon
from 4:30 to 6 o'clock. Acting as
hostesses will be Miss Agnes Winn.
Miss Estelle Allen, Miss Margaret
Norton and Miss Louise Pattison.
Miss Agnes Brown and Miss Inez
Justice will preside at the tea table.
There will be musical program by
James Cox, who will play violin Sc
lections, and Christopher Keply, who
will give piano numbers.
subscription dinner will be given
by the business and professional
women's section Wednesday, $50
o'clock. The speakers, each having
the general subject The Attainment
of Beauty" and talking from the
angle of her particular interest or
activity, will be DR.. Ada r. Thomas
of the medical council of the Sibley
Hospital. who will give the physi-
clans viewpoint; Miss Gertrude II.
Bowling, director, Instructive Visit
ing Nurse Society. will speak on
Health; Mrs. Eva Dell Meyers will
tell of the benefits of exercise; Miss
Ruth V. Pope, director of education
for the Y. W. c. A, will speak on
Activities" and Miss Elsie Sanders
d
Central High School, will have for
her subject Foundations for Beauty"
Miss Elsie Pierce, who broadca sts
weekly over WRC on Beauty and
Personality" will preside. Reserva-
tions will be limited to 100.
Miss Clara w. McQuown will speak
on The Problems of the Pacific" at
the meeting of the current events
section, to be held April at 4:45
pm. Mrs. William E. Chamberlin will
preside.
The drama unit will hold an open
| meeting April at 1880 pm. Mrs
Marialyse Ross Manly, director, will
speak on Drama From the Actors
Viewpoint" The unit will present
two plays, ''Whims," by Lillian
Graves, and How the Story Crew."
by o. w. Gleason, April 16 at S;15
pm. Cards may be obtained at the
clubhouse.
,, Mrs. Gertrude Reed will preside at
the book review meeting April 8 at
8 pm.
The entertainment committee will
give an Easter dance April II from
t9 to II pm. A group of so midship-
men from the Naval Academy will
be the guests of honor. Cards, in
Guiding refreshments, may be obtain
ed at the clubhouse.
formal card party, with tables
for bridge and five hundred will be
given under auspices of the enter
tainment committee April "a at s
pm. The proceeds will benefit the
clubhouse. Refreshments will be in
cluded.
cafe dansant will be given under
the auspices of the Junior section
April Is, from to $50 pm. A spe-
cial orchestra will play, there will be
cabaret features and novel innova-
tions. Supper will be served at small
tables surrounding the ballroom. The
committee in charge consists of Miss
Agnes Winn, Miss Louise Pattison,
Miss Inez Justus, Miss Judith Bar
baux, Miss Estelle Allen, Miss Elaine
Eppley, Miss Margaret Norton, Miss
Agnes Brown, Miss Adelaide Borah,
Miss May It. Bigelow, Miss Grace
Rohleder and Miss Phillis Robinson.
Reservations may be made through
the chairman, Miss Grace Mcvey.
A formal luncheon will be held April
/ Is, at / pm.
An illustrated talk, "A Trip Through
the Clouds will be given by w. C.
Barnes of the Bureau of Forestry,
Department of Agriculture, April 20,
$3.50 pm. The program will be pre-
sented by the entertainment COM
mitee.
College Womcn's Club.-Will c.
| Barnes, chief of grazing of the Unit
ed States Forest Service, will be the
| guest of honor and speaker at the
club tea tomorrow, 4 to PM, at the
| clubhouse, 1922 l street, Mr. Barnes
will give an illustrated talk on 1.-THE
! Flowers of the Forest
| The hostesseS at the tea will be
] Miss Margaret A. Mcmahon and the