Evening star., 1926-10-31

American Association of University
Women, 1884 l street, DIR. Mauritz j.
Bonn. financial and economic expert
of Germany, will be the guest of
honor and will speak on THE Finan-
cial Reconstruction Of Europe" DIR.
the invitation of the Institute of
Politics, held at Williams College
this Summer. He is delivering a
very limited number of addresses be-
fore returning to Europe.
American Association of University
Women - Monday afternoon Mrs.
Frank Hiram Smell will be the guest
of honor at the tea given by the club.
Tea will be served at 1880 pm. and
at 5 o'clock Mrs. Smell, who spent
the Summers. of 1925 and 1926 in
Russia, will speak of her experiences
there and of the progress of expert
ments being tried out in that country.
Tomorrow evening at $50 DR..
Mauritz J. Bonn, professor of the Col
lege of Commerce, Berlin, Germany,
will speak on THE Financial Recon-
struction of Europe" DR.. Bonn came
to this country at the invitation of
the Institute of Politics at Williams
College. and is delivering a limited
number of lectures in the United
States.
This afternoon the newly organized
walking section" under the leader
ship of Miss Margaret Mcmahon, will
have it's first walk of the season. All
those interested in hiking should
3 pm. With transfer from the
car line take a bus to Mount Olivet,
from which place a walk to Mount
Hamilton, distance of two miles,
will be led by DR.. V. *. Chestnut.
Bring a basket supper, to be eaten
at the Chestnut home in Hyattsvtlle.
Hikers may bring guests, either men
or women.
The first meeting of the study
groups of the Washington branch
will be held Tuesday evening at 7:45.
DIR. Lois Hayden Meek, educational
secretary, of the American Associa-
tfon of University Women, will be
present to help initiate the work and
plan the program for the year.
New groups will be organized In
pre- school, elementary and adde's
cen. education. 1t is hoped that an
advanced group may be organized
for those who studied last year. Miss
Nell Boyd Taylor, the new assistant
educational secretary of the asSocia-
ton, will assist with the work Of the
new pre- school group this year
Study groups are open to members
and to non-members.
DR.. Meek is urging that those in
terested be present at this first
meeting so that the plan for organi-
zation and study may he formulated
and the groups thus get good start
toward an efficient years work.
Miss Carhart will lead the French
section again this year. There will
be French table at dinner at $50
on Mondays and at luncheon on Fri
days at l pm. All members will be
welcomed. Glasses in conversational
French are being arranged by Miss
Carhart. to begin early in November
Miss Carhart will meet those inter-
ested after the tea tomorrow to give
the details.
The District Society of the Danes
of the Loyal Legion was in charge
of the exercises held at the memorial
to Admiral Samuel Frances Dupont.
In Dupont Circle. on Navy Day.
These exercises were in charge of
Miss Bessie O. Sensner. who was ap-
pointed for this purpose. Miss May
Clark. president of the society, gave
a brief address. She said, in part
that Admiral Dupont was the first
to make the blockade a fact and
that his naval genius was RESPONSE
bic for the first victory of the Civil
War. Patriotic songs were sung by
the pupils of the seventh and eighth
grades of the Force School. under the
leadership of DR.. e. n. C. Barnes
director of music of the public
schools. accompanied by Herbert w.
Cooper student of the Eastern High
q nJ ATrt.
Fiske Dudley read prayer and Mrs.
w. F. Mutchler placed floral anchor
on the memorial. Mrs. Catherine AL
word was flag bearer. The Novem-
Der meeting will be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Willard Holbrook.
senior vice president of the society.
League of American Pen Women.
District Branch-The monthly bust
ness and social meeting was held
Monday night at the clubhouse. which
was gay with Halloween decorations.
the gift of Mrs. Walter Bloedorn,
chairman of the house committee.
Under Mrs. Bloedorn's direction the
clubhouse has been given many at
tractive touches for the Winter sea
son, including new cretonnes and the
proceeds from the recent rummage
sale will be used in renOvating the
kitchen.
A new activity of the league for
this year will be Sunday night chatting
dish suppers followed by musical or
dramatic program. The first supper is
scheduled for Sunday evening. Novem-
Der IA. when Archie d. Engle, magi-
clan, will furnish entertainment.
There We're large number present
at the first fellowship tea of the sea
son yesterday. This was given in
honor of the new members of the
league with Mrs. Aaron Newman as
hostess.