Evening star., 1926-04-04

| president OF Ine university, LII. w IL
liam Mather Lewis on the occasion of
! their April 1ecture-tea, which will take
place Tuesday afternoon in the trus-
tees room, Corcoran lial, Twenty first
street between g and II streets.
DR. Lewis subject will be The
Challenge OF Expanding Educa tional
Needs" ana the largest audience OF
the year is expected to gather to hear
| him.
The pr0era m of the afternoon will
he divided into a social hour from to
D o'clock, address. from to 5:So;and
! business mesting AT $3.50 o'clock.
The orsaniza tion IN now casting its
ballots by mail for the following can
didateR for office: President. Mrs.
! Henry Grattan Doyle; irst vice presi-
dent, Mrs d. &. CroisSant second vice
president, Mrs. Richard W, Hynson;
recording secretary. Mrs. George
/ Bowen; espondinG secretary, Mrs.
Robert =, GriGgs: treasurer, Miss
Irene Pistorio, and historian, Miss
+ Virginia pcdel Mrs. p. Il. Shute is
chairman OF the nominating commit
Zee.
4 special drive for life memberships
in the organization is being made by
! Mrs. William r. Chamberlin. chairman n
Of the life membership committee. in
order that another contribution may
he made this year 70 the third scholar
ship fund Of the Columbian Women.
The George Washington University
Girls (ilee Club, under the direction of
Miss Estelle wentworth. gave con
cert At Calvary Baptist Church on the
evening OF March 26, and at Walter
Reed Hospital the preceding Sunday.
The club will sing at the large benefit
for the Hebrew Home April 1S at the
: II ~ ftt1 h. ~ 10
April 10. and at the meeting OF the
Professional and Business Women's
/ Council at the Church OF the Cove
nsnt April p.
A special group Of the ciub members
will sing at one uf HE ltcal Daughters
IT the American Revolution chapter
gatherings April 20. ana at Nh Eastern
star gathering April lG.
The annual banquet Of The club will
be held at the Franklin square Hotel
the evening OF May 4.
The Houselteepers' Alliance. The
April meeting will he held at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Frederick II. Newell.
1929 Phelps place. Tuesday. at 2:3O
PM. Ernest A. Black, in charge OF
stored products investies tion for the
Bureau Of Entomology. Department Of
agriculture will be the speaker. His
one to every practical housewife.
Clothes. Moths and Their Control.
Earlier In the afternoon. at 1918.
there will be 4 meeting Of the execu-
tive board. at luncheon, at the Iron
Gate Inn, 1874 ~ street, at which I'm
portanu matters will be discussed.
Announcement can now formally be
made OF an event that has been looked
forward 70 for some time. This is to
- iA;a - ~,
nomics Associs ton OF the District and
Of Maryland. and the Housekeepers'
Alliance. at the Village Inn. Saturday,
April "a. Members are urged 10 keep
that date open. 49, An interesting pre-.
gram sill doubtless he srrE nsed.
The W0man'S Club Of Rethesda. Ine..
Will meet al the hUne NJ MCs. L.. l..
Nicholson, I.enWil. On the Rock
vile pike, April IS. at pm. The
principal speaker viii be Rsprsssnt-
ative George Holden Tinkhsm. who
represents in Congress the Back BAY
district OF Boston. which in part ia
the old district once represented in
Congress by John Quincy Adams Mr..
Tinkham Is an alumnus OF Harvard
and. before coming TO Congress, was 2
member Of the Massachusetts State
Senate. His subject will he The
World Court and he will take tn.
opposing side,
The hostesses will be Mrs. J, r.
Inirie. Mrs. Elisha Hansen. Mrs. Oil
yer owen Kuhn, Mrs. Evelyn G. Con
don. Mrs. John A. Holmes and Miss
Mona Gin, chairman. Tea will be
served at the close OF the meeting.
Florence Crittenton Baby Levers
Circle, No. IA luncheon was served
by Mrs. ". H. Hessick and Mrs. c.
W Siebel at the home Of Mrs. He's.
sick 1923 Montague street. March 90,
followed by the monthly meeting OF
The circle. Mrs. A. r. McManus. Mrs.
4. NJ. Jones. Mrs. A. l.. Craig, Mrs.
Clarence Mcconnell. Mrs. Robert Mar
tin. Mrs. John Bella. Mrs. ID. l.. Nun
nalIS Mrs. Albert Eccard. Mrs. w. II.
tlssslck. Mrs. Irwin Pridgeon. Mrs. IL.
=. Simpson, Mrs. &. W. Seibel. Mrs.
=. r. Kreglow and Mrs. Frederick g.
GnIhau were the members present.
Mrs. D. F. Anderson wss q guest.
Regular business was transs cted In
Guiding q full report by Mrs kregl0w.
representative to the Crittent0n board.
II actien taken at the meeting during
the past month.
The election of officers followed and
resulted in the unanimous election OF
Mrs. A. Il. McManus, president: Mrs.
G. Mcdonnell, vice president: Mrs. A.
p. Jones. recording secretary: Mrs. r.
G. Umhau. corresponding secretary;
Mrs. h. {. Simpson. treasurer; Mrs. :.
+. Kreglow. representative to the Crit
tenton board.
The remainder of the meeting was
taken up in final arrangements for
the card party to be held at the Elks'
Hall. Friday. April 9. from pm. to.
II pm. Mrs 8. r. Kreglow is chair
man of the committee in charge. Mrs.
y. l.. Nunnslly. 1929 New Hampshire
avenue, Is in charge OF the tickets:
Mrs. c. Mcconnell. the surprise pack
ages Mrs. II. c. Simpson, candy, and
Mrs. Frederick G. Umhau. homemade
cakes. Attractive awards have been
made for each table by members and
friends of the circle.
The April meeting will be held on
the fifth instead OF the fourth Thurs
day in April, the 2sth. at the home OF
Mrs. &. r. Kreglow. 433 Massachu-
setts avenue. at which time Mrs. Irwin
Prideeon will assist Mrs. Kreglow In
entertaining.
The Business Women's Council will
meet Tuesday evening at the Church
Of the Covenant. Supper will be
served from to s. followed by cur
rent events. The devotional hour
will be led by Rev. William A. Eisen-
berger. The feature of the evening
will be an Illustrated lecture, "A Visit
to Palestine" by Mrs. AiiinfOn ID.
Rontros Of Cairo. Egypt.
The Cultus Club met at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. oscar Wilkinson, 470O
Sixteenth street. On account OF the
illness Of the president Mrs. William
Knowles Cooper. the meeting was
called to order by the vice president,
Mrs William ]. Dyer. The first paper,
American Art Colonies" was read