Evening star., 1926-04-04

Twentieth Century (luh.-'rhe in
ternaiional outlook section will meet
t"morroW afternoon at o'clock
at the residence of Mrs, W. w.
Husband, St56 Macomb street. Sign0r
Leonardo NItetIi of the Itatian
embassy will give an address on The
economic and political conditions in
Italy. The first hour will he given
10 reports on different countries by
members of thu section. Mrs Bower
man will speak on Mexico" Mrs.
Husband on Italy" Mrs. CoViiie on
France" and Mrs. GrosVenor ZONES
on "Tacna Africa.
The parIia mentary law section viii
meet Tuesday | ] "A m. at 1924 ! street.
There will he a joint meeting of the
education and civic sections on
Thursday. At T. o'clock at 1884 /
street. The subject will he Public
Schools OF the District Of Columbia.
The speakers win include Miss
katharine Watkins. head of the
kinderGrten department in the public
schools, and Miss Rose Hardy.
superintendent OF intermediate in
struCtion. 1t is hoped that Mrs.
Norton. Representative from New
Jersey. and Representative Frederick
\. Zihlman, chairman OF the District
appropriations committee. viii be
present.
Or. Arthur Stanley Riggs was the
speaker at the meeting held by the
Twentieth Century Club Thursday
morning. Subject: spain"
Women's City Club.-The tea this
afternoon will have the junior section
as hoSteSseS. The Junior section will
siSo serve az hoSteSseS at the FIs ster
da nee 10 lie given on Nond. V night
from 3 till l.. The CONN utee ia
charge of arrangements is Thema
Schmitt. Phyllis Robinson Margaret
Norton, Agnes Winn. Laura Winsluw.
Mrs. A. Il. Manly ana Mrs Frank
Gregory stewart Miss Henrietta
Gliding is In charge of the Spanish
section which is now functioninr with
euthusia SIN under the tutelage OF Mrs
Jennie .. Berliner. This class meets
Tuesdays at $50 pm.
The club now has - life members.
Al it's dinner last week this section
decided to adopt the boa rdroom and
is arranging for the redecora ton The
list of life members will he closed
when it reaches 100
The current events section viii have
a { it speaker on Wednesday at 4:45
pm, Avery c. Marks. jr. managing
editor of the Washington Herald. Mr.
world of most interest at this time
The report of the nominating com.
mittee will be received at the bust.
ness meeting on Wednesday. 8 pm.
Proposed amendments TO the bylaws
Of the club and the proposed bill to
abolish capital punishment in the Dis
trict will he discussed and voted upon
Miss A. ID. Hechner will lead the dis
cussion on the hill to establish arti
fetal bathing beaches.
NilmOtt Lewis. Washington CORE
N,'undent of the London Times viii
speak at the Forum luncheon "n
Saturday choosing as his subject
The International situation" This
VIII be the last luncheon under the
direction OF the present committee.
which has furnished such interesting
ana informative programs under the
chairmanship Of Mrs. Laura A.
Bradley
The Monday bridge section cele
brated guest day" by giving bridge
luncheon March ~
reservations were made as follows:
Mrs. Charles II. Cecil Mrs George NJ
Talbot, Mrs. l.. Becker. Mrs. f. A
Haste. Mrs. Arthur Hays. Mrs. r. f.
Packer. Mrs. L. l., Vhitnarsh. Mrs
Haywood, Mrs. Virgil c. Miller, Mrs
Garfield Riley. Mrs. c. H. Claudy.
Mrs. Lapura A. Bradley. Mrs. H NJ
Packard, Mrs. z. A. Gillm, Mrs. C. ].
Norris, Mrs. H. II. Herr, Mrs. J. j.
Carson, Mrs. Edgar r. Brown, Mrs
Frederick Yates, Mrs. George King.
3r, Mrs. W. 3. Sears. Miss Nozzle
Buie, Mrs. George Eastment Miss
james Irwin, Mrs. Edna Saul Mrs.
Ashborne. Mrs. A. Arnold, Mrs A. F.
Maddox, Miss May z. Smith, Mrs NJ
f. Fl. Haae. Mrs. J. NJ. Porter, Mrs. c.
A. Martin. Mrs. l.. NJ Wight, Mrs
Don &. Johnson. Miss l.. II. Hedrick
Mrs w. r. Dimick Mrs. W. r. Hester.
Mrs. George Chase. Mrs. A. X. Lowe
Mrs. Wymond Bradbury. Mrs. q. l..
Iiuli. Mrs. .. l.. IIormire and Mrs.
Grattsn Gersns.
The SOrOptimiSt Club had It's weekly
luncheon a the La Fayette Hotel We'd
nesday. President Nina c. Van Win
Ele. presiding. The program WAS
planned by Mrs Helena d. Reed Of
Lincoln National Bank. and was OF
unusual interest, consisting Of two
minute speeches by the president. or
her substitute. of seven well known
Ui'Ga MIA tiunS Of this city !
Mrs. Ruby Lee Minar. one Of the
directors and representing the Sor.
optimistS Club. spoke of the aims of
The Soroptimists: Miss Hetty Ander.
SON. secretary of the Y. w. {. A.. OF
ii@ aims and accomplishments: Mrs.
Leonard SchloSS. president Of the
Jewish Womens Council. stated that
th;S orca nization consists of 230 sec
/ ions with over 80. .000 members in the
nited States and Canada. and At
prs sent is giving special attention to
the immigration law for the purpose
OF uniting the families that have been
separated as result OF the World
War. Mrs. Anne Hendley. president
@f The Susan r. Anthony Foundation.
told that its purpose was to create
interest in the pioneer women who did
so much for woman suffrage and to
fsnse To he erected here in Washing
ion a memorial to Susan 3. Anthony.
Mrs. Eugene F.. Stevens president Of
THE Twentieth Century Club. stated
that this club was founded in 1890,
to promote thought and philanthropy
in its broadest sense Mrs. Charles
Montgomery OF the Women's Temper
ance Union, representing the president
of this orga nization, ssid there were
ever 1000 members in the District Of
Columbia. whose chief aim fs to create
public opinion for total abstinence. !
christianity and all laws. particularly
tne elshteenth amendment. ana 10
strengthen the Nolstead act. Mrs.
Grace Hayes Riley. chairman Of the
house committee. of the Women's
city Club, told that its aim and pur-
Hose was TO promote better fellowship
among women and advance all wei
IA re work in the District. provide
place for amusement and further edu
cation.
Mrs. Elise Mulliken, president OF the
Leagu % Ascarican Pen Women,
sta ted her orga nization was interested
in furthering the ideals OF America.
American Association Of University
Women.-There viii be change Of
program for the tomorrow afternoon
tea at the clubhouse. Miss Emma