Evening star., 1926-12-12

the Junior section have arranged Iol
the tea at the clubhouse this after
noon from to 6 o'clock. All mem
bers are invited. Mrs. Robert Freer
will be hostess and will be assisted by
Miss Phyllis Robinson, chairman
Miss Thelma Schmitt, vice chairman
Mrs. Mary Linkins, Miss Ruth Mar
tin. Miss MitZi Farr, Miss Virginia
Diedel and Miss Elsie Meskill. Miss
Helen Wilbar will preside at the Tea
table:
Il In mailing its report the law and
legislation committee reviewed tne
bill now pending in Congress proVlo'
ing that a bureau of school nyslene
be established in the Health Depart
4 ment. "A study OF the suua.lo,
brought out that there is q pureau si,,
Sirnfiar to the one for which the OIL
x,roviies now functioning, but Is
Srcatiy handicapped by lack or funds'
with 10000 children in public, prl'
vate and parochhal schools, there are
10 nurses assigned for the work, Win
an allowance Of one car token oas
THE members by vote voiced approval
al some action being taken TO pro.
vide for more adequate funds TO carry
ON this most valuable service 10 tIe
Caty. in the report, atten.loi. ,os1 ~~1
called to the investigation ana recon-
noendations made by the public heaitn
committee of the Monday Evening
Club. o+,o, dine 70
%ha o,,,x,oaclring holiday season, VIII
not have substitutes for the remaHluei
81 this month. More than 50 mem
hars cf the section were present Mon
day. During the social nouI ~. @ o
TSeorre yChace presided at the eea @
table. The awards for iHghest scUIss rs
for November We're won og ORR.
Genevieve A. Brown, MIS- "a y..es
Tnesdsvs.. Mrs. J. Garfield Aliey
,ras;SeY,t of the club, Wal be at tne
cI,hho,Ise. froNl II am. eh.h Ia
~ ,,,oet metnbArs and their frle hes
~ ,,.,i, fe serNad from $3.50 tu
presiding at the tea fapie As'
Trasf,av was Miss FLORENCE facAe'
assisted by Mrs. WarreNi Huil' 1,,.,
Will p. Kennedy or Inc par,
ming star staff at the H0uSe y. ~.
resentatiyes gave a taiK .t. pe>.S sa.r.
members of the current ev.nS NSrs,
tion Tuesday afternoon OF w oirrnan ,
Will;am Chamberlin is chalr ,..,.. tnas
This section is planning NC"
Eve dinner at the clup:
The Tuesday evening free ana easy
.,,ction section met with the aVerasS
attendance last week. MISS .,*a
swift each week gives a five-minu.e t,.e
xaIl on the rules for playing anu tIo
sc;erce of the game. Hostesses loi
,ayt Tuesfiav are Miss Lulu George
Miss Margaret Bicknen and MIS-. - I
Morris. Instructing VIII pe M5s,
q. Sears, Mrs. G. G. Capie anu M ;s
Lawrence Becker. This secl.oh 40
planning to give q caro- p"i's
evening of January q. t,aa r1
4 / oF The executive kt0cA "a
sor this month will be held Iuesoas
evoninr p.m., in the boarorooni,
which has recently been returnlsheo
and redecorated. :. IN
The golf section will meet AT ~
+. -, the second and fourth Sundays
If each month at the club and ON tae
third Thursday of each month. MS
IT. r. yarnar is chairman. Ine swA
ming section meets fer a aoallIiuse -
..dip" every "Wednesday evening aI
the "Y" pool at o'clock. nloa n
MOI; Ped Cross life saver, is instruc-
tor for this group. -
THE riding section, Miss Julia Ban
nipan. chairman. will meet with tnis
yro,u Sunday mornings at 10 O'CLOCK
al the Potomac Riding Schooi ior
their mounts. Mrs. q. Il. HonH,re'
hikers' chairman, will leave the ciuo
at a.3O, returning at p.m., WIN
those entering this form OF recreaIon.
The bowling members, with MISS Ven
Cayanaugh as chairman, MISS Iheina
Schmitt, vice chairman. are meeI,ns
at the Recreation Bowling Aney
Wednesday evenings from 6:3O 10
s.e0 O'Clock. The gymnasium classes
are under the supervision OF MISS
Eve Dell Myers and meets at tne
E,niphany gymnasium Monday ana
Thursday evenings from to O'Clock.
The National League 'of American
Pen Women will be the guests OF
honor of the club the evening OF De-
cember 1S and will present program
OF numbers, being the ,composttaons
Of members of that orgamzatlon;
Mrs. Luther Z. Gregory, nauonal
chairman of the music commlttee, As
In charge of the program.
Mrs, Edmund Brennan, 'enaaFnaan
nf the child welfare committee, re-
ported a generous response TO the
appeal for toys, etc., to be sent 70 the
Caney Fork Community Center.
Judge Mary O'Toole OF the Ire
membership committee lists the new
est members as Mrs. Frank Bright,
Mrs. Tom Moore, DIR. o. Josephine
baird, Mrs. Charles Hawley, Miss
yerna Custer, Miss Catherine e.
Ahearn, Mrs. Alice Marie Minch, Mrs.
Thacker V. Walker and Miss kath-
crime Reinberg.
Mrs. Lyman B. Gwornistedt, cnar'
man of the city library committee, an
nOunces the members Of the COM
mittee as desirous OF an opportunity
TO address meetings OF all kinds. and
especially citizens ASSOCIATIONS. to en-
list support and create an interest In
the city libraries. Library committee
members are Mrs. L. E. Bellenger,
Miss Fay Bentley, Mrs. Jennie Ber-
liner, Mrs. Laura A. Bradley, Miss
Myrtle Bum, Mrs. James Cumming,
Mrs. Frederic harrington, Mrs. Her
man Gasch. Miss Elizabeth Harris
Miss Mary Lackey, Miss NJ. Pearl Nc.
Call. Mrs. Harriet Locher, Miss Janet
McWilliams, Mrs. Theodore Moves.
Miss Katherine Pike, Mrs. Giles Raj
ter, Miss May Belle Raymond, Mrs.
Thomas Sidwell, Mrs. Frank Hiram
Smell, Mrs. Arnold Spanhoofd. Miss
Florence E. Stiles and Miss Catherine
Watkins.
Mrs. J. Garfield Riley, club presi-
dent, is urging members to interest
themselves in civic affairs, giving
dates of public hearings which are i'm.
portant to the city's welfare.
Miss Mary f. Lazenby will meet
with the committee on parks and zon-
ing in the coffee room at luncheon
Saturday at l pm.
Reciprocal relations have recently
been established with the Pioneer Club
uf London, England; the Women's
City Club of Richmond. Va; the
Women's City Club of Minneapolis
and the American Women's Club OF
Shanghai, China.
Twentieth Century Club.-The mu.
sic section will meet Tuesday at
II am in the music room Of thu
women's City Club. when the secont
program of the series on History
Romance and Development of Mus
ical Instruments will be given. Mrs