Evening star., 1926-01-24


Katherine r Pike
The book review section will meet
tomorrow at pm Mrs. Mary c. D.
Johnson will review The Loves of
Great Musicians Mrs. Mary c.
McClosliy will preside.
The drama unit will present on
"Wednesday, at S:15 pm. an entertain
ing program: Piano solo by Mrs.
Marialyse Ross Manly; popular airs by
the Lyric Mandolin and Guitar Orches-
ira, and two one-act plays by Caleb
w. O'Connor, Onions" and THE Old
Lady Lies" Those in the casts are
Mary B. Linkins. Phyllis +. stewart,
Rertie C. Dale. Helen Montague, Mar
saret NJ. Graham. Nerna A. custer
and Nell V. Price. Mrs. Patrick Cal
iAgher is chairman Of the drama unit.
Representative Frederick n. Nhi-
man will be the speaker at the lunch
con Of the public utilities committee on
Saturday at l pm. Mrs. Zihlman VIII
bs the guest of honor,
The public relief committee. with Dr
Edith Seville Coale as chairman, ~
in charge OF card party Friday after
noon and evening, for the benefit Of
the public relief committee.
Forty-eight members played bridge
At the Monday afternoon bridge sec
ton January IS. Mrs. Arthur Hays
and Miss f. r. Packer we're elected TO
membership Mrs G.. a. Martin pre-
sided at the tea table during the social
hour,
The District of Columbia Federation
of Women's Clubs will hold its month
~ meeting al the liOtel Roosevelt TO-
morrow, II am.
The Twentieth Century CIub.-fhe
literat trre section wiz meet tomorrow.
I
Walker VIII discuss o'd Irish hteia-
ture and Miss Trebue. modern.
Tomorrow ar 2:l3 pm. the Nashins
ton committee in charge OF the eNhlbl-
Ion of early American art at the
national gallery o. art viii receive
he members Of the Twentieth Century
club and guests III the auditorium o.
the New National Museum, Tenth and
E streets. after which they Will he
personally conducted by the ciub
through the exhibition.
The section of archeO oSy Will meet
with Mrs Lowe, Tuesday at 80. The
naper by Mrs. Merwin Is entitled 'oid
Japan"
The board meeting Will be Thursday
at II am. at 1884 / street
International Association Of Art and
Ietters.-Invitation have been sent
out for the memorial ceremonies to be
the association. the late Dr.. Maurice
francis Egan The ceremony VIII be
heid on the anniversary. OF his death
Wednesday. at the NayfioWer Hotel.
$50 pm. The speakers on THIS occa.
sion will consist OF representatives oil
the universities where DR.. Egan was
student and teacher of the clubs 10
which he belonged and of the dipio-
natio corps.
AS part of the program there Viii
be uuartets given under the direction
Of Mrs Thomas s. Loyette colnpoSI-
ions Of the late Dr. Thomas :. t-oN
ette, who was member OF the / y.
A. L.
sonranos-Ethel Lynn Fast Don othy
Hubbard: misunderstanding LEVIN.
Mary TempIin; tenors- stephen II.
Field, Daniel E. Morgan; bassos Il
liam H Clark, -. Breeze Jones
DR.. NJ. De OliNiera Lima Is chairman
of the memorial commit ee
Yesterday afternoon Wilson l. 6l.'.
president Of the American Patriotic
sociation's tea held at the Gordon
Hotel. He spoke on the school Re.
public in Relation to the Literature u
the Future
The previous Saturday Mrs. VII
liam Wolff Smith was he principal
guest and gave an address on the N
1uence OF Literature in the Home
The Minister OF i.utVia. 5r. SsN@-. ..
was the guest or honor a the literal =
salon on the evening Vi january -;
Ills address on The Intellectual
Tatyia.'' covered q genera! history ~
his country. past and present IFS IL
erature. culture ard AK. The music
was Illustrated by folk songs. several
of which were played and sung by Dr.
The monthly b 'SineSs meeting VIII
be held Wednesday at the f"rdoh
Hotel at pm.
American Association Of mversitE
omen-Dr. L. \. Moss professor "i
psychology at George Washington
University. viii be the guest OF homo
At the Columbian Women tea or tn"
University Women's club tomorrow
z4rteruoon at $50 He will discuss in
formally the worl, he il doing III sleep
and efficiency tests at the university
Mrs. William Mather Lewis ana iHrs.
Joshua Evans jr... viii h- 'ne most
esses.
The Thursday book review class
viii meet at II am. al The clubhouse
On Saturday at ! pm. DI ". r.;
Dodd of the University Of Chicago VIII
ADDRESS the luncheon on The Anlefl-
an Farmer" Dr. Dodd is the author
~ number. Of books. Mrs. Harold e.
Noulton will be the hostess
IT has recently been decided tnaI
he club will hold banquet similar
- the banquets Of the College ON
ms Club. \ committee has been
.nnointed 70 perfect plans. March
= has been selected as the dat',. Fur
rh.r announcemeu' VIII be made latel'
District of Colimbit happier. Daughs
ters of Founders ana fatTlots VI
america. held it's January meeting at
he home Of Mrs. Lillian IL Roolne
and Miss May A. Hustled. 49, Far
17ont street. the assisting hostesse5
bejne Mrs. Thomas II. Johnston and
,TisE Marian White. 'Th. vice preSl-
iant. Mrs. Roome presided Reports
,r officers and committees We're gwen.
The chapter voted 70 indorSe the can
.iidacy of Mrs. Buell Of Connecticut
foI. the office Of national president:
n,per on Patrick Henry. by Mrs.
;anoT,e was raad by Mrs. Abbott. \
social hour, with refreshments. ioi-
lowed
PbiIo Classics.-The members of The
s.lub were entertained recentiy III tie
.ome Of Mrs. Augustus knSht. Win
Hrs Q. T. Thompson as assistant
oetess Following the business seS-
ION the paper for the afternoon was
.-jyen by Mrs I. f.. Brinley, her SUD.
eel being An Excellent Concerted
Tragedy Of Romeo and Juliet.
Parts were assigned and the reading
Or Romeo and Juliet was commenced.
The District of Columbia Society,
Daughters of 1872, met in the cabinet
loom Of the willard Hotel. January
4. at S pm. =
Mrs. Francis ST. Clair presided.
large membership. guests and two Real
daughters We're present. After the