Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-03-14

Is cIldlI1lan. AnOtnor feature Vi tile
meeting was the presidents report
of her attending the dinner recently
given by the Thirteen Club to the
presidents of the clubs of the Dis
trict Civic Federation.
The Mississippi Society will give it's
annual banquet March %, at, the
LAiglon Club Salons. near corner
Columbia road and Eighteenth street.
Members and guests will assemble
in the ballroom at $3.50 pm. The ban
quet will be served in the banquet hall
at pm. Senator Pat Harrison will
be POSTMASTER
There will be songs by the quar-
tet of George Washington Glee Club,
under the direction of Robert IL.
Harmon. Miss Lillian Chenoweth will
sing and there will be other attractive
numbers. Several surprises are prom
Used.
The banquet will conclude at 10
pm. when the dancing will begin
in the ballroom.
WOmen's Auxiliary to the American
Institute of Mining Engineers met
| Tuesday at the General Federation of
| Women's Clubs Tea Room. Luncheon
was followed by regular business, at
which work for the coming year was
| outilflcu. AIldlIIileIl VI Sld1luII1S COIll
mittees were announced as follows:
Courtesy, Mrs. George S. Rice; ar
rangement. Mrs. G.. Sherburne Rogers;
welfare. Mrs. John Alden Grimes;
| educational, Mrs. j. Nelson NeviuS;
| library. Mrs. J. f. Callheath; mem
bership. Mrs. Ii. !. Smith. A program
"Adventurlng With the Scientists"
| followed.
The Wonan's Club Of Chevy Chase
The political situation in China. was
! placed before members of the civicS
! section by Mrs. McQuoWn. who has
, lived in China. Another feature of
! the program at the meeting at the
/ chevy Chase Library was the talk by
! Miss Hanna of the Childrens Bureau
On Child hygiene. She outlined the
need of correct posture and breathing
and went into detail as to the way
various ailments are handled by the
/ bureau. A parliamentary drill by the
members followed.
On Wednesday from l2:45 TO 1850
the monthly club luncheon will be
! given in the assembly room of the
Presbyterian Church on the circle
/ The business meeting will follow
luncheon. At o'clock Frank 4.
! Eldridge, head OF the Far East Divi-
; sion. Department of Commerce, will
| speak. Ills subject will be Foreign
! Trade Promotion in the Far East"
! The literature section Of the club
will meet with Mrs. Q. c. Merrill, 3
| w est Me!rose street, Friday at pm.
! Dr.. William Allen Wilbur. dean of
Columbian College. George Washing
ton University, will be the honor
guest and speaker. His subject
is Shakespeare" The hostess for
| the afternoon will he Mrs. c. w.
| Warburton. Mrs. Harold Moulton.
! Mrs. William y Brady. Mrs. Russell
! I. Edwards and Mrs. August g.
Gutheim.
The Argyle Study Club will meet
! tell
| A paper will he presented by Mrs
Scharf. on the subject, bungalow
| Life in India"
! Army Relief Society. Branch No. ..
Mrs. Walter l.. Finley. president,
! will hold its annual meeting tomor.
row. IL am. in st. Margaret's Parish
| Hall. Connecticut avenue and Ban
croft place. All members and those
| interested in the society are invited
to be present.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet
tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Mary E.ckert. 1905 Kenyon
street: assisting hostesses, Mrs. S.
Goodma n. Mrs. Susie Ban Kirk.
The New York State Society will
meet saturday evening at the New
Willard Hotel. The program will
open by an hour of entertainment
beginning at $50 promptly. John
Lynch. past president of the society,
i,, ~,
ment novel and of interest. The usual
lancing will. not begin until $50.
The president. Mrs. James W.
Wadsworth ir. sends Il call to all
New Workers now i'll the District to
come Saturday evening and get ac-
quainted.
lie CercIe Francais de Washington
Les Precieuses Ridicules was received
by Mrs. Charles l.. G. Anderson. Miss
AIaude Scruggs and Miss Edith Aus
tin 1T the Pen Women's League.
After the reading of the minutes of
the last meeting by Mile. Marie
Leontine Becker the following classic
program was given:
Reading. "Conte Languedocien, by. Nile.
Marie Batlfol.
Piano solos--
.Alle@ro Appassionata ....... SAINT Saens
.4nortnrne. .................... Chopn
Mr.. Frank Is. Gebest: '''
Caueerie. lie Bon Deieuner de NJ Tranche
Nine. Camille Hindmarsh.
The Political Study Club will meet
March 20. at 2:30 pm. Franklin
Square Hotel. Mrs. Clyde B. Aitch-
son, the president. will preside. Mrs.
! William James Monro. chairman Of
entertainment. announces a program
Of unusual interest.
! Representative Charles Aubrey
Eaton from New Jersey is to be the
speaker and his subject Current
Conditions of The Times
! Mr.. Eaton was formerly editor of
Leslie's Weekly and is a leading
American authority on industrial and
economic problems and advisory
counsel in industrial relations.
The guest of honor will be Mrs.
Eaton
Mr.. Samuel kart"il, accompan ied
by Mrs. Paul Bleyden. will sing: Mrs.
James ". Carnlalt and Mrs. Charles
LeFevre will preside at the tea
Dunlop ir.. during the social hour
following the program. Additional
hostesses are Mrs. r.. II. Daniel, Mrs.
Henry r. Perry. Mrs. George JoernS.
Mrs c. r. Rrazelton.
The executive board met Thursday
at f-ranl ,lin Square Hotel and trans
acted the usual monthly business.
The Susan Il. Anthony Foundation
held a meeting of the executive board
in the Darlors of the ShOreham Hotel
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Edgar c.
Snyder reported on the progress Of
the tree planting on April IS by the
District of Columbia Federation of
Women's Clubs. 1t was decided to
name the tree for the foundation after
the orga nization. A committee, com
posed of Mrs. Luella NJ. Mackennan
Nanette b. Paul, Mrs. Corbin ThOmp.