Evening star., 1926-10-03

WOmen's City CluE.-The tea which
win be given at the club this after
noon from 5 to 6 o'clock. will have
members Of the young women's sec
ton as hostesses. Miss Elaine Eppley
chairman, and Miss Phyllis Robinson
vice chairman, will pour: assisting
will be the members of the various
sections and committees. All chair
men Of committees will be the guests
Of honor.
The Monday bridge section will hole
an organization meeting Tuesday. .
pm. Mrs. Charles H. Cecil is chair
man, and due to her absence from
the city che meeting scheduled In the
clubs bulletin to be held Monday will
be held the following day, as above
stated. All members OF the club whC
play bridge and are interested in this
section are invited.
The drama unit will hold husi-
ness meeting tomorrow evening "A; )
O'Clock. This section will present lis
opening performance October -. Mrs
Patrick Gallagher is chairman,
The sports section Is one ~ the
new sections added to the clubs ac.
tivities. Miss Eva Dell IS chairman,
A meeting will be held October 5 from
4:45 to $50 pm. for Ihc purpose II
orga niZing this section. In the curri
culum will be swimming. riding. bowl
ing, gymnasium and hiking. Golf and
other forms Of recreation are promised
later.
the French classes are under the
supervision OF Mrs. Anna II. b. Nc
Kinney. The class will occupy a table
In the grill on Tuesday evening, where
French only. will be spoken. Mem
bers Of the club interested in the form
ing OF q morning class in French are
signing for this instruction.
The free and easy auction section
which meets on each Tuesday evening
had among the players the following,
playing for the first time this season:
Miss Mae Stevenson, Miss May
Eleonor Smith, Mrs. n. G. Schuk. Mrs.
Sylvia Wentworth, Miss Ruth P.
Lucas, Mrs. Walter Florence and Miss
Caroline Baker.
The business meeting Of the club
will be held Wednesday, at pm.
Members of the club are invited to
attend these meetings, where reports
are given by chairmen Of the various
committees.
The music section of the club has
Mrs. Gertrude Lyons as chairman.
Among those who are active in this
section are Miss Hazel Elsom, Miss
Anna Sloan. Mrs. Leonard Schloss,
Miss Mildred Brooks Smith, Miss Eta
Austin, Miss Harriet Cheney, Miss
Lucille Pehl, Miss Grace McVey, Miss
Helen Montague, Miss Nell Price,
Miss Jesta Richards, Miss Snodgrass,
Miss Elenor Spencer, Miss Elizabeth
Stephan and Miss Chellie Penny. A
program in conjunction with the
drama unit will be given October q.
The hospitality committee is spon-
Soring luncheon for Saturday, at
l pm. DIR. A. Frances Foye, chair
man, will be assisted by members of
the committee in receiving. DR.. Will
liam A White will be the speaker
His subject will be 1.-The Significance
of Women" Reservations are limited
to 100.
The AmericaniZation committee is
one Of the new committees organized
for work this year. The chairman,
Mrs. Clare Trick Willison, is en-
ployed in the Naturalization Bureau
of the Department of Labor and is
especially fitted for this work, as are
also her co-workers. Miss Maude E.
Alton. superintendent in the Amer
1canization schools in the District, and
Mrs. Mary Jeanette Loeffie, assistant
clerk in the District Supreme Court,
in charge of problems pertaining to
the foreign born. The committee is
ficient to insure the services of a
nurse in the nursery which has been
established In connection with the
Amer1canization schools, where small
babies are cared for while their
mothers attend classes. This COM
n11ttee is giving a card party at the
club on Saturday evening at s O'Clock.
The proceeds will be used for the
aforementioned work. The chair
man, Mrs. Willison, assisted by Miss
Grace McVey. is giving one or two
evenings each week to the American
tzation school, where they will give
legal advice and assist foreign born
students in need of such service.
The teas which are being given at
the club every afternoon during the
week from 3 to o'clock will have as
honor guests charter members of the
club, whether they are members of
the club at present or not. Miss
Marian Birdseye is chairman of this
committee and Mrs. William E.
Chamberlin is chairman of hostesses.
Mrs. Edith E. Salisbury viii be host
ess the coming week, with various
members of the club assisting.
The Twentieth Century Club will
hold its first meeting of the season
Thursday morning at II o'clock in
the assembly hall Of the Cosmos Club.
Alfred P. Dennis of the United States
Tariff Commission will give an ad-
dress on 'The Romance of World
Trade" which Is the title Of his book
recently published. Preceding Mr..
Dennis talk, members of the club
will give a short playlet written by
Mrs. Frederic f. Harrington, called
"a Clubwoman's Idyll."
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
the International outlook section will
meet at the residence of Mrs. Thomas
w. Sidwell, 1901 Wisconsin avenue
Mrs. Ernest p. Bicknell will give a
talk called From Singapore to Ran
goon." Members of the section who
will report on different countries are
Mrs. George F. Bowerman, who will
tell Of the latest meeting in Geneva:
Mrs. Ellwood P. Morey, who will tell
of the recent news in Spain: Mrs
Grosvenor Jones. who will give the
latest developments in the Tacna-
africa controversy; Mrs. W. W. Hus-
band, who will report on italian af-
fairs. and Mrs. Frederick V. Coville,
who will speak on France. Mrs Err