Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-10

berShlp committee tea Wednesday was
largely attended and many new mem
beTS were enrolled.
AT the tea this afternoon the guest
Il honor will be Mrs William w.
Bride, treasurer of the Federation of
Women's Clubs of Maryland. Miss
Caroline V. Sudler will be hostess and
will be assisted by Mrs. Hendley, Mrs.
j. Frank Wilson. Miss kirker. Miss
Ethel Reid, Miss Mamie =. CAN'T.
Miss Mary +. COster, Miss OSgood,
Miss Victoria Benson, Miss Gertrude
Russell Mrs. Virgil c. Miller.
The book review section will meet
tomorrow at pm. DIR. Alice DE
Brinel of Central High School will re
view two novels.
Or. Charles W. Needham will be
the honor guest and speaker at the
. subscription dinner of the business
and professional section edneSciaE.
<AIrs. LinIiinS will be the hostess.
The forum luncheon will he held
Saturday at pm, with Mrs. Edith
N4urse Rodgers. COMPASSIONATE
from Massachusetts, as honor guest.
Mrs. Rodgers will speak on her OK
periences in public life Mrs. Norton
of New Jersey and Ms. Kahn OF
California have been invited To at
tend. Mrs. Lyman +. Swormstedt
Will preside
Twentieth Century Club-The art
section will meet tomorrow. 1870 pm,
at 1854 | street. Subject: EARLY
American Art" by Miss Florence
FcNilIc Bergman.
The music section will meet at IL
am Tuesday at 1854 | street. An
exposition of the work of the modern
French composers, known as the
Group Of Six" will he given by Mrs.
Gerrit :. Miller, il, assisted by Mrs.
Henry Van Pelt of Harrisburg. plan
list and by Albert Almoney Of Balti-
more. tenor.
The civic section will meet at noon
Thursday at 1884 l street Subject to
he announced. Mrs. 5. l.. Tabor has
been appointed representative of the
club on the thrift committee. At the
meeting last month an unusually
large attendance showed the interest
of the members in the subject TO be
discussed. The Community Chest tor
washington" John Ihlder, manager of
1.-THE civic Bureau of the National
lChamher Of Commerce, presented the
affirmative side of the question, and
William Knowles Cooper, nationally
known for his work for the Y. NJ.
G. A. the negative. y spirited de
q. bate followed.
The French section will meet
"Wednesday at $50 pm. with Mrs.
Uirdwarsb viii he in charge of The
meeting and will give comedy, La
CigaI chez les Fourmis'
Vt the meeting of the international
outlook section Monday Walter Scott
..n -. I,tir. >, U-i.,;,,
the last Two years Mr.. Penfield has
NlStle" every '"uillI. on Iile NJ ~
h
mas hceI' connected Win various i'iii-
american Coh-ttSStS Scleiitihc con-
feiehcr@ ana with ;tlpHfdt'oh colLlIilA-
slonS lntrusted WIN the work OF sci
TING disputes on boundary ana otheF
matters.
Miss MNra NJ. iiendleX gave re-
port on the settlement OF the boundary
QlSputr IN ireland: MrS. trf"SNthor
Jones spoke on the IaCha--Nfl'a a!ialf'
MIS-. y q. MullSv toij 81 t"iHili"tN
IL china ana MIS-. FREDERICK {.
COVillo reported on matters pertain
Ing 10 France. Assisting the hostess.
Miss Hend.e.N, at III" tea table We're
Mrs. John {. Merriam and Mrs.
George +. BuWcrndn.
WOmeu's Clubs.-In recognition of
their services in connection with the
forget me-not' drive for disabled war
Mrs. John +. Fowler and Mrs. Ger
tfude Bischuff. chairman and vice
chairman. respectively. of the com
mIttec on cooperation with eN-SerVlce
men OF the District fehefatloh OF
Women : Clubs. We're decorated with
gold medals by The veterans. l'reSen-
tation was made by W. = ARK OF