Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-10
NEWS OF THE CLUBS
Conducted by Mamie Lancaster.

| The evening, also cardS lor tnose WIN
prefer them. Mrs. James w. Wads-
worth. ir, president, will be assisted
by the following officers: Representa-
tive William f.. .Cleary, II. j. Nc
Clure and Mrs. Grace T.. Strait The
guests of honor will be Justice iar-
Ian Smith Stone and Mrs. Stone and
their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard
| Glenn of New York. The hostesses
are Mrs. II. j. Mcclure, Mrs. Grace
+. Strait, Miss Mary f. Black, Mrs.
| George Lynch, Mrs. +. 5. Sanford.
Miss Helen Brown, Miss Margaret
Smith, Mrs. W. f. BeneGick. Miss
! Frances NJ. LEIGH, Mrs. George Grace.
! The reception committee. of which
! Mrs. John Nicholson is chairman, will
! be Mrs. Robert Ashe, Miss Florence
| c. Adams, Mrs. Theodore Douglas
! Robinson, Mrs. Albert :. Robinson,
Mrs. Frederick NJ. Davenport.
The Political Study Club will meet
| Saturday at Franklin Square Hotel
at $50 pm, Mrs. Clyde b. Aitchison
in the chair. The program an
nounced by Mrs. William James
Monro is as follows: The Minister
/ from Latvia will be the principal
! Sp aaker; Mrs. Frank Hiram Smell,
who spent the past Summer in Europe,
| is 10 give a talk on Children / Have
! -itl w me +aDioiu AflnuI l.. Lamp
! din will entertain with songs. Nine.
Sega is to be the guest of honor; Mrs.
! Richard Yates and Mrs. Charles II.
Matthews will preside at the tea
| tables.
The Christmas decorations were in
charge of Mrs. William James Monro.
! chairman of program. assisted by the
/ following committee: Mrs. Frank Nor
risOn. Mrs Delos Blodgett. Mrs
/ 4 rio 4.
| son Hallencreutz, Mrs. Richard Yates,
Mrs William Laird Dunlop. Mrs.
, Everett Hickerson, Mrs. Beale Howard
Mrs. r. Thomas Robinson, Mrs Frank
| Overman, Mrs. Charles Cecil. Mrs.
| Margaret CoWen.
The club was well represented dur
| ing the week of prayers at keith's.
| when the following named members
under the craftsmanship of Mrs.
| Frank Morrison, first vice president,
acted as ushers on the day assigned
| To the Political Study Club: Mrs.
| Wallace Streater, Mrs. Claes Dickson
! HallencreutZ.. Mrs. Jesse Lee Webb,
Mrs. George Dudley, Mrs. Cabot
/ stevens, Mrs. +. II. Daniel, Mrs. John
| w. Frizzell, Mrs. Fred bennett, Mrs.
! Charles Cecil. Mrs. Frank Ballou. Mrs.
| w. r. Nishwitz.
The executive board met Wednes-
transacted the usual monthly business.
The Cornell Alumni Society is plan
| ming to celebrate Founders day with
an all-Cornellian reception and en-
! tertainment in honor of the parents
| Of the Washington students now at
/ Cornell University, tomorrow evening
at the Women's University Club.
! 1851 | street Henry NJ. Eaton is
] hal of In
assisted by Earl y. Brown, who has
! arranged the program Of Cornell
/ talent.
1 Poems composed by Mrs. +. f.
| Slosson, who received a Phi ID. from
! Cornell and was the first woman to
! receive an advanced degree from the
| university. will Ire read by Alice
/ Hutchins Drake. DIR. w. r. Craw-
. ford of College Park. Md. will play
the bagpipeS and Mrs. Crawford Will
+ give several Scotch dances. The sing
ing Of Cornell songs viii he led by
Mrs. Raleigh GilchriSt. who led the
singing at the October party. III
HILL 4 Cornell faVorite will also
sing.
. The hospitality committee. with
Mrs. Raymond ". Bell as chairman.
will have charge of the social features
The committee consists Of Miss Abbie
TinSlcy. Miss t'austine Dennis. Mrs
/ Victor LumSden. Mrs. Stephen Bray
/ Miss Clara Bailey Mrs. w r. Craw-
| ford, Miss Ruth Peterson. Mrs. Har-
I rison Dixon, Mrs. Raleigh GilchriSt.
Miss Grace Anderson. Miss Alice Du
Rreuil and Mrs. Horace Stevenson.
The Susan g. Anthony Foundation
had busy week in attendance on
the RialtO Theater. where the picture
of The Fool" by Charming Pollock
was on view. Among members who
gave time were Mrs. clara O Brien
McCrone. Mrs. Corbin Thomson. Mrs.
Luella NJ Mackennan. Mrs. Florence
{. EStabrook, Mrs. WymonG Brad
bury, Miss Osgood Miss F'assig, Miss
/ Thomson. Miss Dow. Mrs. Media Vale,
Mrs. T.. j. Brennan, Mrs. Thacker v
! Walker. Mrs. Burton Anderson, Mrs.
II. +. JunkinS. Mrs. MaIlie Roberts
Nichols and Mrs. Lucy Cooper Shaw.
I Many letters of commentator were
received from all parts of the country
by the foundation for bringing the
moral value of the picture to the pub
lie mind in that way.
Mrs. Anna L. Hendley and Mrs.
Nanette b. Paul We're guests of the
ParkVieW WOman's Club on Tuesday
evening, and spoke on the formation
of the Susan b. Anthony Wheels and
their value in recalling the lives and
work of great woman leaders to the
youth of today.
The informal gatherings on Tuesday
from 4 to pm. in the parlors of the
Shoreham Hotel are of interest in
formulating plans for future direction
of the work. The 106th anniversary
of the birth of Susan b. Anthony will
be celebrated by an evening of dra-
matte episodes from her experiences
on February 10.
The International Association of
Art and Letters.-The Minister Of Lat
via. DR.. Charles l.. Sega, will be the
guest of honor and the principal
speaker at the literary salon of the
association, Wednesday next, at the
| Gordon Hotel. At the afternoon tea
yesterday Mr.. Frank y. Schroeder and
Mrs. Eva Chebithes gave a recital of
music and song including original set
tings to music by Mr.. Schroeder of
poems by Mrs. Emily Stowe.
Mrs. Florence Dickson Stoddard,
who is spending the Winter in the
South, is prolonging her visit in
Charleston to give a second series of
lectures at Fort Sumpter Hotel. On
her way to Charleston she lectured in
Richmond. Va, to the John Marshall
High School, the University and
Womans Club, the Community Cen
ter and other clubs in Goldsboro and
in other ways speaking for the In
ternational Association of Art and
Letters to interested groups. The
| Charleston Pen Club has voted to be-
come the Charleston center of the In
ternational Association of Art and
Letters. All members of the two clubs
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