Evening star., 1926-10-10


Will be given at the club this after
noon will have as honor guest Miss
May p. Bradshaw, who at 4;3o will
give an informal talk on her expert.
ences as chaperon to the successful
contestants in the National Oratorical
Contest. Miss Myrtle Posey, winner
from Washington. will be present.
High school principals, officials and
wives and teachers in the schools are
invited guests. Members OF the hospi,
fsIity committee will be hostesses and
the young women of the CLUB VIII
assist. Miss Janet McWilliams and
Miss Lou Ballfnger will preside at the
tea table.
The free-and easy auction section
met Tuesday evening, with the fol
lowing members present: Mrs. II. q.
McCauley, Mrs. c. J. Morris. Mrs/W.
G.. Sears. Miss NJ. E. Gott. Mrs. r. B.
Campbell. Miss Anna Leddy. Miss Beu-
lab a, Dern1ott, Miss Ruth G. Ed
Wards. Mrs. I. G. Armstrong, Mrs. G..
J.: Butler. Miss y. A. Custer, Mrs. NJ.
Miss Alberta &. Rees. Miss Nellie F.
Haughton. Miss Gertrude A Bowdle.
Mrs. Dor &. Johnson. Miss Isola Reed
Dodic. Mrs Marie Z. Colbert, Mrs.
George Rufley. Mrs. Grace Pickford.
M.6 Mary T.. Wolf. Miss G.. J. Dun.
hsm, Miss Pearl T. Ferrin. Miss Julia
Coonan. Mrs. Matte L.. B. Fulcher,
Mrs. Sumner c. Perkins. Miss Kath-
ryn Williams. Miss J.. B. Edmonston,
Mrs. A. G. Dodge. Miss J. Z. Lehman.
Miss f. W. Sullivan, Mrs. Frances
Williams: Miss Florence Knowles.
Mrs. n. ". Alexander, Miss Florence
end Miss Julia Alexander, Mrs. Mary
G. D. Johnson, Mrs. Horace II. Herr.
Miss Loretta V. Barnes, Miss Helen
Brown and Mrs. Grattan Kerans.
Mrs. J. Garfield Riley, president Of the
club, visited the section Tuesday eve
ming and announced that Miss Hazel
Swift had accepted the appointment
as chairman Of the section and on
Tuesday evening would be present to
give instructions where requested.
Miss Media Ann Martin. vice chair.
man. Will be hostess: other members
Of the committee in charge OF the az.
tivities OF this section will assist
Mrs. George Rutley brought a bou-
Guet Of her prize winning dahlias to
the club section for decorations.
The Monday bridge section held a
business meeting Tuesday Of last week
and formulated plans for the season &
playing. An enthusia stic group Of
members were present and the out
look for live section was evidenced.
Charles II. Cecil. chairman: Mrs,
George Eastment. vice chairman: Mrs.
George Talbot, second vice chairman:
Mrs. o. L. Hoffmire, treasurer: Mrs.
NNmond Bradbury. secretary. Board
members: Mrs. Virgil G.. Miller. Mrs
y. =. Maddox and Mrs. George King.
jr. The first meeting Of the sea son
will be held October IS at pm. The
Drama init, Mrs. Patrick Gallagher
chairman. announces Pinero'S farce
"PlayEoers.' as the opening produc-
tion of the season to be given October
27 The cast is composed of Miss
Jessie Branscomb. Miss Nell Price,
Miss Alice J. Whitcomb, Miss Agness
Vim. Miss Thelma Schmtt. Mrs.
Gallagher. Benjamin Doehrer and
Ciaggett Clark. At the general meet
ing Of the Drama init Mrs Edith
Shears was appointed vice chairn,a NJ
Miss Maybelle Raymond. treasurer:
Miss Virginia BENJAMIN. business
the direction Of "Playgoers.
The business and professional sec
tion dinner will be given Wednesday
evening. DR.. Helen Strong is chair.
man Of this section. Miss Helen
Brown will be hostess for the dinner
and assisting will be Mrs. Chariot te
Carnody. vice chairman; Miss Mary
f. Black and Miss Laura Tracy. John
IT Rartlett. first assistant post ma Ste'
general. and former governor of New
hampshire. will he the speaker and
guest of honor. a reception in the
hoardroom will be held from 6 to
6 40 r.m, where guests can meet Mr..
Bartlett Reservations are limited to
100
Mrs. Eva Dell Myers, chairman of
the new sports section. held d meet
ing Tuesday afternoon. Miss Myrtle
Rum is secretary of the section.
Chairmen of the division were ap-
pointed as follows: Miss Ivy Went
worth. swimming: Mrs. Q. l.. fioff.
miro. hiking Ohis division begins
operations with a hike this morning.
members leaving the clubhouse at a:l5
o'clockD: gymnasium. Mrs. Eva Dell
Myers: golf. Miss Evelyn Earnar: rid
ing. Miss Julia Bannigan, vice chair.
man. Miss Helen NJ. Johnson: tennis.
Miss Florence Bell. A dinner Is being
planned for this section for October
% with many novel features. Those
entering this section are:
Miss Ivy Wentworth. Miss Alma
Nizell. Miss Ruth Lucas. Miss Marga.,
ret Norton. Miss Louise Patterson,
Miss s. E. Reynolds, Miss Thelnla
Schmitt. Miss Phyllis Robinson, Miss
Mabie S White. Miss Louisa Robins.
Mrs. Jennie .. Berliner. Miss Mildred
Harris Miss A. p. Heckner. Miss
Mallie r. Nichols. Miss Florence Bell
Miss Jessie Lane. Miss Julia Ban
ningan. Miss Ella /. Merrill, Miss
Jessie +. Edmonston, Miss Grace
Osgood. Miss Loretta Barnes. Mrs.
Eliza beth Phillips. Mrs. Gertrude
Russell. Miss Ethel Martin. Miss Caro-
lvn Balierett Miss Grace r. Cham
berlin. Miss Mayhelle Raymond, Miss
Myrtle Bum, Mrs. Laura A. Bradley,
Miss Elizabet Raymond. Miss Sallie
Turner. Miss D. NJ. Stone. Miss Har
,lett NJ. Cheney. Miss Hazel Swift.
Mrs. Alvin T. Saul, Mrs. Q. l.. lioff-
,oire. Mrs. George Ayers. Mrs. George
w. Muller. Mrs. BERTHE c. Dale. Miss
J. Winpre. Mrs. Frederick Yates, Mrs.
John Allen Munson. Miss Mary +.
Gott. Miss Evelyn Warner. Miss Nellie
]. Cavanaugh. Mrs. Charles II. Cecil.
Miss Elinor Oke. Miss Media Ann
Fto,.ti' Miss Elaine Fpnley, Miss
Helen NJ Johnson. Miss Marjorie
Daniel. Miss Nerna Custer.
Mrs Gertrude Lyons. chairman of
tho music section. Will give voice in.
struction every Friday evening TO
members of this section who desire IT.
This section will unite with the drama
unit in giving an entertainment Octo
hcr - when Miss Miriam Herr. who
received her bachelor degree in theory
and violin at the American University
Of chicago. will make her initial ap'
pearanCe in Washington. Charles