Evening star., 1925-01-18
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contributed by Miss Ella May
Wheeler. If the first chapter was
deemed thrilling, the second might
he dubbed hair-raising. for Miss
Wheeler -"Bat"-ed Mr.. Moore, pre-
nier chapJerist, leaving Pelion piled
on Ossa for the third writer to scale.
An analysis of the style OF Sher-
wood Anderson was given by Mrs.
Frederick Mclaughlin, who read an
excerpt from Horses and Men" and
gave the scheme of his story,
brothers" y story, Wings of the
Night" by Frederick Mclaughlin.
was the final number on the program
y recitation. kentucky Philosophy"
was given by Miss Julia Hoffman.
The Washington Readers CIub.-A
public recital will he given by mem
bers of the club Tuesday s pm. in
Emerson Assembly Hall of All Souls
taltariau Church, Sixteenth and
harvard streets.
The first part of the program will
consist of readings by members, to
be followed by a comedy, in one act
The Eleventh Hour" Mrs. William
T.. Bryant. Mrs. William c. Johnson.
Maurice Fl. Jarvis and Edward c.
Townsend will appear as readers. In
the comedy. which forms the second
Mary Randolph Dickens. Miss Lulu q.
Adams and Leslie Waudby.
The District of Columbia League of
Women NoterS.-Owing to the fact
that the conference on The Cause
and cure of War" has changed the
date on its dinner from Saturday to
Friday Shight, the dinner announced
for the League of Women Voters for
Friday night has been postponed until
January p, at $50 pm. 1t will be
held at the Women's City Club, as
previously announced. At that time
Prof James Thomson Shotwell of
Columbia University will speak on
How Not to Outlaw War" Reserva-
tons previously made for Friday
night will be held for Saturday unless
Cancelled. Reservations should be
made to the chairman of the forum
committee. Mrs. Laura A. Bradley.
S53 Irving street, Columbia 1870. not
later than Friday, January %.
The lecture course. under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Albert Putney. is proving
popular The lecture last Wednesday
by DR.. j.. -Borgas. assistant direc-
tor of the Pan-American Union, was
much enjoyed. on Wednesday J.
Weston Allen, former attorney gen,
eral Of Massachusetts, will lecture on
The Monroe Doctrine" The lectures
are held at 1901 + street northwest.
Capitol Hill History Club.-Mrs. +.
". Wallace and Mrs. Walter Metz
were hOstesses to the club Wednesday
at the Argonne apartment, the home
of Mrs. Wallace. luncheon was
served, after which the meeting
opened, with Mrs. c. NJ. Jones in the
chair.
The study program for the day was
Spain. Mrs. 9. D. Glass presented a
paper on Life in Spain" and Mrs.
H. +. Patterson one on the Present
Royal Family of Spain" Mrs. Wallace
played a piano solo, La Paloma."
Miss Marion Mccoy sang "Juanita"
and Mrs. Patterson sang "In Old
Madrid Mrs. Wallace playing the
accompaniments.
The Shakespeare Society will meet
tomorrow evening in the auditorium
of the Corcoran Gallery of Art. Due
to the illness of Mr.. Hanford, d change
of speakers from those listed for this
date in the annual program has been
made necessary. Miss Sibyl Baker
will present a paper on Shake
speare's Types of Women" and Rev.
Earle Whitley will talk on Shake
speare's Types of Men" A group of
dramatic readings from LAS You Like
1t" will be given by Miss Esther
Cloyd
on February and 7 the Shake