Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-14

be given in the clubhouse this after
noon from 4:30 to o'clock, Forming
the honor line will be Mrs Nina c.
Van Wrinkle. Ms. Henley IL. HaGley.
Mrs. John w. Frizell and Mrs. Thomas
D.-MeKeown. Mrs. Jeter G. Pritchard
} end Mrs. John f. Fowler will preside
at the tea table.
The Junior Section will be hostess at
q valentine dance at the clubhouse to-
morrow. 9 pm. supper will be served
ct small tables surrounding the ball.
room, and special entertainment fea.
lures provided. The committee in
charge is composed Of Miss Phyllis
Robinson, Mrs. Frank Steward, Miss
Margaret Norton, Miss Hazel Elson,
Mrs. Linkins, Miss Thelna Schmitt,
Miss lneZ JuStuS and Miss Agnes
VIM.
The music section and the drama
unit will give a joint program Tues
day at SIS pm. The music section,
Mrs. Gertrude Lyons, chairman, Will
present Polish music features. both
vocal and instrumental. Mrs. Wayne
i. Wheeler will sing q group OF songs
by y. SchaTWenka. Mrs. Raymond +.
DiCkey and Mrs. Chester W. Adair
will play duets arranged by Paderew-
Shl iOl Nlbllil ana IDiiIl' anu WI
. DiCkeY will give violin solos. The ar
fists will be CARRIED in Polish cos
Tunes.
The contribution of the drama unit.
Mrs. Patrick Gallagher. chairman; will
be Sir Charles Young's one-aCt com
edy, 'Petticoat Perlidy. In the cast
will he Jeanne Renee, as Mrs. Mont
revor: Miss Helen y. Johnson. as Mrs.
NorWood-Jones. and Nadine Lane
Gallagher. as Julette.
"DoingS Of the W orId Up-to-date, P"
will be the subject Of a talk by VIII
liam Rufus Scott before the current
events section, Wednesday at 4:45
pm. Mrs. William L. Chamberlin will
preside.
Mrs. Nina &. Nal Wrinkle Will be in
charge of arrangements and will pre-
side at the subscription dinner to he
given Thursday. $50 pm. The speak
erS Will have as their general subject,
NOmen'S Contribution TO the Solu-
ton of the Penal Problem" Justice
Walter l. Mccoy of the supreme Court
OF the District will introduce the topic
with illustrations from personal eX-
perienCeS on the bench. DR.. Katherine
rorical Aspects" Miss Helen Pigeons
talk will deal with preventative As
peCtS,' and DR.. Mary Is. Harris will
have for her subject Administrative
Aspects Reservations will be linn
tied to 100.
Another literary lecture will be
given February 27 at 4:45 pm. Or.
Nelson Antrim Crawford, speaker, will
have for his subject contemporary
Poetry" Mrs. Susan Hunter Walker
viii be hostess.
The International Association of
Art and Letters met Wednesday eve
L. Il
when DR.. Alexander Hennimen.
. prominent musical composer. lectured
on "'TNe PSyCh ICY Underlying Iusi-
cal Composition" The speaker en-
HANGED his theory with illustrations
from some OF his successful works.
showing the psychology which had
been used by the author in construc-
ton.
Exhibits in sculpture and art We're
held under auspices OF the Interna-
tional Association yesterday after
noon in the ballroom Of Hotel Gordon.
Joseph Anthony Atchesun, sculptor,
lectured at I 80 O'Clock.
A display Of water-c color drawings
and ctchIngs Of London and Egypt
by Capt. William Longstaff was pre-
sented by Miss Isabel burbank at
o'clock.
Twentieth Century CIub.-The par
UdllltNLdlt ia" Sttlltll W II! i4tEl ! iCs-
DAY at ! am. at 1884 | street.
The nature section will meet We'd
nesday Al pm. at 1884 l street TO
hear VIII c. Barnes lecture on The
Flowers of the Forest"
The education section will meet
Thursday at II am. at 1901 Wlscon-
sin avenue. with Thomas w. Sidwell
as speaker
District of Columbia Chapter.
Daughters of Founders and Patriots
OF America, held its February meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Leon II. Her
bert. 1920 Sixteenth street, the assist
ine. hostess being Miss Lillian A. Nor
ton. The president Mrs. Francis n.
S.. Clair. presided. Reports OF officers
aud committees were given and other
business transacted. during the
social hour instrumental SelecuonS
were rendered by Miss Elnora Zlm-
norman.
Alliance Francaise.-The next lee
ture of the alliance Will be given at
the Cosmos Club tomorrow at 4:5o
nm. by Monsieur AuGuste Waite, VS.
jting professor at Hunter College:
The subject of the lecture VIII be
.Houore de BalZac.' Before the lee
ture begins the first article OF the
treaty of amity and commerce be
tween France and the United States
in February, 1913, Will be read
American Association Of University
Women.-Miss Katherine Seelye Wal
lace. pianist and Mrs. Rowland = IL
Over, contraltO. Will give the program!
at a musical tea at the club mousse Oh
The American Association OF ChlNer-
sitv Women, 1854 l street, tomorrow
at 4:30 pm. cut,
/ Nh of Minnesota, Will
he the guest of honor at a club dinner
and will speak on "Independence III
Politics." Mrs. Wilkins will preside
Friday. 7:45, the Evening Bridge
Club will meet in the lounge.
norman Hapgood will be the honor
rruest at luncheon Saturday, at pm,
and will discuss Our lntefndtlolidi
Relations" Mrs. Harvey Whey Will De
hostess, and the committee IN charge
urges the necessity or nidhliS leSei va
tons the day before.
The Susan Il. Anthony Foundation
will celebrate the one hundred anu
sixth anniversary of the birth or Su-
san 3. Anthony tomorrow evening, at
8 o'clock. in the First Congregational
Church. Mrs. William +. Chamberlln
has charge Of the program of dramatic
sketches which consists OF a teachers
convention. a meeting of the Sons OF
, Temperance, the First CONGREGATIONAL
hearing, a meeting in South Dakota
and the trial for voting. The parts
will he taken by the following per
sons. most of whom will be in cos
FUMES of the time Mrs. Mabel Owens
wilcox. Mrs Charles ]. Norris, Miss
Ada Louise Townsend. Mrs. William
Il. Bryant, Mrs. Luella NJ. Macken'
nan, Mrs Margaret Hopkins Worreli
Mrs. Lucy Cooper Shaw, Mrs. George
phiI1ins Mrs Lecare Obear. Mrs. Ma