Evening star., 1926-06-06

WOmen'S City CIuO.-The tea at tne
club this afternoon is in charge OF the
membership committee, the depart
mental section forming the receiving
line from 4:S0 to 6 o'clock This Is to
be a "get-together" affair and club
members are invited to drop in for a
cup OF tea and bring n guest who Is
eligible for membership. At the in
formal tea last Sunday Charles I.
Ferry, pianist. entertained with selec.
tions, and Miss Virginia Mccoy OF
Santa Monica, Calf, sang.
The free-and-easy auction section
had the following additional players
present. Mrs. George NJ. Talbot, Mrs.
w. G. Sears. Mrs. c. }. Norris. Mrs
n. A. Maclsey. Mrs. Frances Williams,
Mrs. Lila Buell. Graves. Miss Annie
Leddy, Miss Rose z. Pennell and Miss
Wright. Two tables were reserved Tor
guests by Miss Beryl Ingram with
Mrs. II. w. Jarvis. Mrs. Fred c. Keith,
Miss Cecilia Barrett, Miss Grace Lef
Fisher. Miss e. Simonds, Miss Lydia
Peters and Miss Louise Duval. the
latter visiting Washington en- route
from the Philippines to Charleston,
8. c., playing.
The business and professional sec
ton will give a dinner Wednesday
evening, $40 pm. Mrs. j. Garfield RI
ley will preside and present DR.. Helen
NJ Strong, appointed chairman. who
will meet those attending informally.
The life membership committee
chairman reports a new member
added 20 its roster in the person OF
Miss Maria X. Saunders, bringing the
membership to so. The fellowship
committee requests members to call
on Mrs Mary +. q. Holiday, former
ly Of Cleveland. Ohio. who Is confined
in George Washington University
Hospital with a broken hip. ANY at
tention shown by members will be
much appreciated.
The 0lee Club. with Mrs. Gertrude
Lyons. chairman OF music. as uirecsor, tor
Will give concert Thursday, $50
pm, for club members and their
friends a group Of Chopin numbers
will be given by II. Emerson Meyers.
who in competitive work won and
completed three scholarships In music
at the Peabody Institute. Frederick
c. Schaefer, baritone soloist Of st. AL
bans. will entertain with group or
songs: Miss Hazel Elson with violin
selections and an ooongato .oI ,ne one
Glee Club number; Mrs. Marialyse
Manley with pianologues; several Sc
iections by the Glee Club. with Mrs.
Leonard Schloss and Mrs. Charles
Brooks Smith as accompanies, COM
pose a promising program. The mem
bers Of the Glee Club are Miss Eta
Austin. Miss Virginia Benson. Miss
Ethel Fowler, Miss Grace McVey, Mrs.
Marialyse Manley, Miss Helen Mon
tague, Miss Nell Price, Miss Maybell
RAYMOND, Miss Elizabeth Raymond,
MRS. Jesta Richards. Mrs. E. B. Spen-
Ger, Miss Agnes Winn and Mrs. Ruth
Snodgrass.
Added to the list of committee chair
men are, for the bulletin. Mrs. Clara
Sears Taylor; Mrs Ellis Meredith, cleo
tfons: Miss Marie Easby-Smith. by
laws: Miss Grace McVey, junior sec.
ton: Mrs. Jerome j. Lightfoot, Dis
trict Of Columbia Federation; Miss
Marian Birdseye, charter members;
Miss May Bigeiow. District OF Colum,
bia suffrage; Mrs. E. ]. Brennan. child
welfare; Miss Helen McGown. books.
and Miss Ethel Bagley, lectures Tor
the library section; Mrs. Frank Greg
ory Stewart, dance.
The original greeting from Clifford
X, Bergman, recently elected presl-
dent of the Gridiron Club. to Mrs. j.
Garfield Riley, more recently elected
president Of the Women's City Cluo,
has been framed and placed in the re-
ception room at the club. where II IS
being enjoyed by the members.
American Association OF University
Women has Cancelled all social events
Of the week, owing to the death OF
Mrs. Brookings.
The Capitol Hill History Club at its
, last meeting Of the club year was en-
teYtained by Mrs. w. M. Collins at her
home. in Woodbridge, assisted by Mrs.
II n Link. A lawn party and lunch.
con preceded the business meeting.
when annual reports were given by
the outgoing officers. The study pro-
gram was contributed by Mrs H. N.
Link and Mr.. John Embry. with In,
teresting talks on description and
travel in Australasia.
The club has enjoyed a most inter-
esting and instructive year OF study
on Australia and New Zealand. and
the philanthropic work has increased
considerably. Two new members nave
been added during the year, and the
season closes with a full membership.
The club will bring to a close its social
activities with a luncheon at the Con-
gressional Country Club on June 8.
The 2onta Carnival to be held Sat-
urday afternoon is creating great in
terest not only among the business
and professional women bearing the
name "Zontians," but in all sister or
ganizations Of business and profeS-
sional women in the city. Gentlemen
are to be welcomed as guests at this
carnival, which will be held at Bonnie
Brae, 1866 Daniels road. Rock Creek
Park, from 2 to pm.
Two Of the cheap features OF the
program to which ones ticket OF ad-
nittanee will entitle the holder will
be dancing by Marjorie Webster and
her wood nymphs and an amateur
playlet, With Chinese lanterns and
outside fires Bonnie Brae. with its
natural beauty Of knobs and trees,
will present a most alluring sight.
Frenkfurters and marshmalloWs
will be roasted at the open fires, ana
refreshments will be sold. Arrange.
tnents may be made for cards and
Nher games. The fortune teller will
bad futures.
Tickets may be purchased on the
rounds or at the Allies Inn and Lotus
Lantern Tea Room. ,
Autos will meet the buses at SIX
teenth and Kennedy streets on the
hour and half hour.
Miss Myrtle Posey, the District WIN
ner of the oratorical contest. Will be
the guest of honor at the Zonta lunch
eon. next Tuesday at the Ralelgh no
tel. Miss Jane Bartlett, president. Will
preside.
The Cultus Club met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. william s. Corby Wed-
nesday and was called to order oy
the president, Mrs. william Knowles
Cooper. Two papers were reao, lo
cities of the New World" by Mrs
Hnnleton Clark. and "Heroines OF the