Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-05

tlonal Educational Association ga.
short talk about Oxford University
This Summer she has been at OXFORD
studying school problems. history ami
literature. After the course of studies
she took n short vacation. visitir.
several European countries. and VIII
speak more about the university at "a
later date.
The Milton I.ile-savins Club at Cne-
apeake Eeach. Md. whose member
mostly reside IN WASHINGTON. hi,
closed its Summer activities at Ches'
pcake Beach ard has elected the H..
lowing officers for the ensuing wear.
President. Mrs Samuel Burloigh Mi.
ton: vice president. Miss Margaret
Entenmann; recording secretary, Mis-
Anna Harper; corresponding" scCrf'-
tarX. Miss Mary pugan. treasure
Miss Mayselle Seymour. historian
Miss Doris DiopSor, custodian. Miss
Dorothy Rudd: director. Miss Evclyu
Scott. The club plans To give several
functions this Winter for the bCn"f
OF the clubhouse building fund
Zonta Club.-Miss liettic Andersen
presided at the weekly luncheon Of
the club. which was held WrdneS,jt'
in the oak room ut the Raleigh ~"
tti. AIS. Ailtt' itltN'tl IMAM ittItl III IL
experience in becoming a fashion g,
pert and a seller OF wumcns war,
Mrs. Leonora Reed told Of how Aho
became Il singer. and Mrs. Rose case.
how she became a lady plumber.
Miss Anna Muddiman is cniVyine
motor trip through New York .tlJ
Delaware. DIR. Edith Seville Cod.e j.
spending her vacation at Spring L;tl,'.
y. j. Mrs. Emily dickinson mas r~.
turned from q tWu-mOnth trip to Cha
taqua. y. Y. and the club is
happy to know that the president
Jane Bartlett. will he back next We'd
nesday Miss Wilhelmiua Guide Wit
entertain the club september with
reCitatious.
The International Language Club
met Thursday evening at lSS2 Mon
roe street.
Robert~ FernaId American consul
to Salonki. was the special guest "f
the evening.
After Il brief study reriod and s'>
eral musical numbers, the remalnd"r
Of the evening was devoted to MAX
inS plans ior The Fan work.
The club was happy tu learn that
Prof. \. MAYER. who. ON account "f
i'll health. has not been able to parti'
ipate i'm Esperanto activities for So
eral wears is now able to resume his
former work in giving instructions iu
the fundamentals of the International
Language.
The club meets regularly at abo,
address on the second and fourth
Thursdays of each month.
The special feature OF the next
meeting will he an account of the
international Esperanto Congress. at
Edinburgh. Scotland, by Prof. Allen
Davis. who is expected To- land in New
York this week.
The Writerscraft Club met Monday
evening in the Mount Pleasant Ii
brary Eighteen were present.
II was with regret that the club
accepted the resignation of its pres
dent, Miss Laura BartholmaeuS, viii"
with her family il moving to Kansas
City. Miss EartholmacuS has thu
honor of being the clubs first pres
dent. as we'll as one OF the organizer.
She was reelected president May l..
1926, after having successfully filled
the chair for one year. y resolution
of appreciation for hcr service and
loyalty To the club was adopted Icy
the members and presented TO her.
Miss Bartholmaeus is the daughter II
of 1912 Vernon street. Short storie> =
and articles by Miss BarthOlmacu~
have appeared in several magazine
Mr. Thurher read interesting hCh~
on plot" written by Il Well known
author. Mrs. Love read several ut
her published poems. notably, Rain '
Miss Green read an article. entitled.
Here The MoSs-C overcd Live Oak
Reigns Supreme" MIR. Mackey read
a story. entitled "A Gilt Edge Flu
turc." which called forth commenda
tons us well as criticisms. Fred
acLaughlin read part of Il novel
which he is writing. entitled, ''Thr
Blade of Picarly" Mr.. Mac LaughlIu
announced the sale OF his novelette,,
THE Golden Parrot. Il story much
enjoyed by the members of the clul,
The program for September IL viii
include stories 10y Mrs. Love, Nj.
Thurber. Mrs. Rule and an article h.
Miss Story