Evening star., 1926-11-07

Twentieth Century Cluh.-The music
| section win start its ason with
! talk. Romance Of the Harp" by Miss
/ Katherine Riggs. Tuesday. II am,
/ at the residence of it's chairman. Mrs.
! Eugene Byrnes. 212O Leroy place.
! Subsequent meetings will he held the
I second Tuesday of each month in the
! music room OF the WOmens City
I Club. Those desiring to Join the
music section will kindly send names
| 10 Mrs. Gerritt Miller, secretary. or
| to Miss AIyra Hend!ey. vice chairman
! Mrs. Frederic F.. harrington will
direct the chorus singing.
The civic section will meet Thurs
/ day. noon. at the Women's City Club
! Col. Z. S. Grant. 3D. will speak on
! the plan for the future development
! Of Washington. Lantern slides will
| be used to illustrate the address.
Three new members were admitted
at the monthly meeting of the club
Thursday. They were Mrs. Sidney
| II. Thompson. Mrs. r. S. Mcbride and
Mrs. John r. Mohler.
About 20 members attended the
international outlook section Monday
! at the residence OF Mrs. Harvey w.
! Wiley on Ashmead place. DR.. r. r
! kuczymski OF the Institute of Eco.
| holnlcs. gave talk on THE United
States of Europe" after which he
| answered questions propounded by
the members. Mrs. George +. Bower.
| man spoke on British affairs. Mrs. AL
bert {. Muhse, on China Mrs. Wiley.
! on Turkey; Mrs. Frederick V Coville.
ON France; Mrs. John Lowe, on Bel
| GUM. and Mrs. Ames. Mrs. Wiiey's
sister, who was a guest Of the section.
| tod Of her experience In Enela nd dur
ing the recent strike. and Of seeing
demonstration before the Palazzo
! Necchlo in Florence, Italy. for Musso-
lini. AT the tea following the meet.
ing Mrs. Wiley was assisted in the
/ dining room by Miss Agnes Miller.
Mrs. Guy Johnson. Mrs Francis Wal.
ker, Mrs. Anson Tracy. Mrs T.. T..
Harter. Mrs. r. e. Howard and Mrs.
W. W. Husband. Mrs. Edward B.
Clark. chairman Of the section, intro.
! duced the speakers
| The parliamentary law section be.
! gan its years work Tuesday. with
a large class in attendance at the
Women's City Club. where the sec
ton will hold its fortnightly meetings
on the first and third Tuesdays Of
each month at II am. Mrs. William
II. Heron, chairman Of the section.
, gave preliminary talk on the basic
| principles Of parliamentary law, and
then turned the meeting over to Miss
| Emma Strider. vice chairman. who
| gave a lesson on :he main motion and
amendments. Mrs. Edward Is. Clark
presided during sCme practice work.
| The French section held it's first
meeting Wednesday at the Women's
! City Club. Luncheon was served to
the members, during which plans
were discussed regarding the sec
| ton meetings. Miss Eliza beth NJ Car
! hart is the new chairman this year.
Mrs. George r. Taylor is the secre-
!, tary and treasurer Meetings will be
held on the first and third Wednesdays
OF the month. On the first Wednes-
day the time Of meeting will be at
| 12:45. when luncheon will be served.
and on the third Wednesday at $50.
when tea will follow the meeting.
The nature sect ton held its usual
out t-of-doors meeting on Wednesday,
when the class went for a walk TO
Minnehaha Run, with Mrs. Leo d.
! Miner. chairman of the section. i'm
| charge.
The art section will not meet on
it's regular day. which is the second
Monday Of the month, owing to the
fact that arrangements are being
made for a trip to the Sesquicenten-
NAL in. Philadelphia on Friday Of this
week. 1t is planned to leave the
| Union Station on the Pennsylvania
train which starts at $50 am. There
will be a special train for the section
members at regular excursion rates.
Members Of the women's committee
Of the Sesqui will greet the art sec
tion members and luncheon will be
! served them in Sulgrave Manor. The
members will get d general view OF
the exposition. after which they will
pay special attention to the art ex-
hibit. The train will return to Wash
ington at 1890 pm. Mrs. o. l.. Neer-
hoff. chairman Of the section, will
meet those going on the excursion at
the information desk in Union Sta
! ton up to GAS Friday morning.
I The District Branch of the League
! of American Pen Women was well
| represented al the Dusmenil concert
Vat Continental Memorial Hall Mon
day night and at the reception at the
Navflower which followed The Dis
trict members are glad To welcome
back 10 Washington the national presl-
dent of the league. Mrs. Ernest Thomp.
son Seton.
Mrs. William Wolff Smith, District
president. announces the appointment
of the following chairmen: Mrs. Eli
Helmick, membership: Mrs. Ida Don
nelly Peters, markets; DR.. Mary Meek
Atkeson, drama. and Miss Bertha
Frances Wolfe. parliamentary law, to
wh1m applications for this course
should be sent Miss Loretta Lowen.
stein. chairman Of the group for Illus
tration and design. was the designer
of the $1,000 gold cup for the Presi-
dents regatta. which was recently
held.
The juvenile story group. Miss Susie
White MCGOWAN, chairman, will meet
at the clubhouse tomorrow evening.
The program at the fellowship tea
, October so was under the direction OF
Mrs Mary SitZ Parker. Piano num-
! bers We're furnished by Miss Elizabeth
, Wheeler and Miss Anne King. the
! following new members were guests
! Of honor: Mrs. Florence Estabrook,
Mrs Blanche Little. Miss Grace Os
] good Miss Katharine Jacobs and Mrs
| Alice NJ. killam.
! The league will entertain al a tea
j this afternoon from To a the
clubhouse To honor the visiting dele
gates to the National Story Tellers'
! League. which is in session at the
/ Mayf1ower Hotel Mrs. William Wolff
! Smith. president OF the District
! League and Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter,
president OF the District Branch of the
! National Congress of Parents and
/ Teachers. will receive. The specia
guests of honor will be Mrs. Edward r.
! Leonard of Chicago, president Of the
National Story Tellers' League. and
Mrs. Aldyn NJ. keffer of Harrisburg.
president of the eastern district of
The Story Tellers League.
The Washington Readers Club met
Tuesday at S pm. in the alliance
room of All Souls Church. Sixteenth
and Harvard streets. w. r. Bryant.
president. presiding. a short bust
hess meeting was held and four new