Evening star., 1926-12-05

spanish night Tor the near ruture
Mrs. Jennie O. Berliner and Miss Hen
rietta Oldins instructing. instruction
free to all club members.
The French table" in the grill room
from to on Tuesdays is well
patronized. The French class for he
ginners meets Thursday evenings
from Z to pm. Mrs. Anna II. r.
Mckinney is chairman and Nine.
Bouley-Anderson instructs.
The music section with Mrs. GUp-
| trude Lyons. chairman, meets on Fri
day evening at 7:3o to for vocal
class instruction and G1ee Club re.
hearsal from S to 9 o'clock.
The Sports" sections subcha irmen
are busy in each of the divisions Of
activities pertinent to the season. Hik-
ing, riding, bowling, swimming. ten
| mis- and gymnasium. Miss Eva Dell
M"ers is general chairman and can
give desired information to all inter.
ested members.
Twentieth Century Club.-The in.
ternational outlook section, Mrs. Ed
ward 3. Clark, chairman. will meet
tomorrow at 2 pm. at the residence
of Mrs. Charles J. Brand 1851 Cres-
cent place. The guest Of honor will be
DR.. Don Antonio Castro-Leal. coun-
selor Of the Mexican embassy. who
| will speak on Mexico The first
| hour Of the meeting will be given over
| to reports on various countries. Mrs.
Arthur Deering Call will speak on
Rumania. Mrs. George F. Bowerman
on Great Britain, Mrs. w. w. Hus-
| on Nicarauga and Mrs. Frederick V.
Coville on France. Assisting Mrs.
Brand as hostesses will he Mrs. Austin
Clark, Mrs. Nathan Grover Mrs s.
Howard Cunningham. Mrs. l.. Gibbon
White, Mrs. c. Hart Merriam. Mrs.
J. NJ. P. Metcalf. Miss Cornelia H.
Hill and Miss Mabel Pillsbury.,
Tuesday at II am. the parliament
tary law section will meet at the
Women's City Club. % Jackson place.
Mrs. William H. Heron, chairman Of
the section, will open the meeting
with a lesson on "To Refer to a Com
mittee." During the practice period
Mrs. Ellwood p. Morey will preside
part of the time. She will be sue
ceeded by Mrs. w. w. Husband. The
meeting scheduled for the third Tues.
| day in December will not take place
owing to the nearness of the holiday
season.
Mrs. Leo d. Miner, chairman Of the
nature section, will meet the members
Wednesday at the Mount Vernon Sta.
t'ii' L NclilH street ana fennSNINa MA
avenue, to take the 10 am. train for
Wellington. Va. where search will
be made for wild flowers and birds,
especially wild ducks. which are the
most abundant feathered creatures
in this vicinity at the present time.
The civic section will hold it's De-
| cember meeting Thursday at noon in
the assembly room Of the Women's
City Club. Chairmen Of other civic
organizations have been invited to
speak at the meeting and to confer
on civic matters in the District. Mrs.
Frederic F.. Harrington will preside.
ana a luncheon will be served at pm.
AT the last meeting of the section of
education. held at the residence of the
leader, Mrs. Thomas w. Sidwell, the
speaker of the occasion, DR.. Harvey
w. Wiley, stressed the civic and edu-
catlonal work done by the Twentieth
Century Club through the years.
The art section, of which Mrs. OIL.
vernon Is chairman, will meet on
FRIDAY at 1890 at the Women's City
CIub. The guest of honor will be
MAJ. r. ID. Glassford, president of the
arts and Crafts Society, who will ad.
dress the members during the lunch.
con. The art section will meet here.
atter on the second Friday Of the
month instead OF the second Monday.
as announced in the year book.
The Washington Readers Club will
meet December at All Souls Church
IN the alliance room. After q short
business meeting conducted hv ths
president, w. F. Bryant, the evening
will be in charge Of Mrs. WILEY Ison.
Subject: Teachers Of the Speech
Art" The following members will
assist: Prof. Emerson, Miss Aida
Brooks, Helen Lackaye. Amelia Bar.
rington, Mrs. j. IN Hartnett, Prof.
Hahn and Mrs. Macarthur.
The Cultus Club met at tho r.s,.
dence or Mrs. Samuel Lewis Tuesday
and was called to order bv the presi.
dent. Mrs. w. J. Dyer. Two pa pers
We're read. The first on THE Amer.
lean Pioneer" by Mrs. Charles F
Nesbit. and the second, Stories and
Legends Of New Englan nd" by Mrs.
William kinnan. The club will meet
December Ia with Miss Julia Karr.
The Wheel of Progress met Wed.
nesday at the Mayfower Hotel. the
newly elected axle. Mrs. Mallie
Roberts Nichols, presiding. The Utah
Literary Society, of which there are
two branches. namely, the Capital Re.
view Club and the Western Cultus
club, were guests OF honor. Mrs. San.
Iord, president of the first named. and
Mrs. black, president of the second.
each gave brief sketches of the work
In which each club is interested.
The chairman of program Mrs
Frances Curley Adams Coulson' intro.
duced the speaker. DR.. Ellery c.
Stoweli, professor Of international law
AT the American University, who was
decorated by both Russia and HolIa nd
during the second peace conference
where he served az our representative
Dr. Stowell spoke on "Citizenship
and Constitution"
announcement was made of bridge
ana hve hundred party to be held in
the Garden of the Mayfower tomor
row afternoon from 2 to 5. All friends
are invited to attend
The Prince Georges County Fed.
Grafton of Women's Clubs, Mrs
j. Enos Ray, president, has called
an executive board meeting for De-
cemher 10. At 1890 am, Y. w. G.
a. rooms, at Washington. This board
Is composed Of the county federation
officers and department chairmen ~.
gether with the president and director
of each of the 22 affiliated women,s
clubs.
community Club at Landoyer.-l
lhis club held its November meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Roy Lanham.
Routine business was transacted and
% Ciuo projects for the year discussed.
l ne president, Mrs. W. E.. Shegogue.
announced her appointment of the fol.
lowing committee chairmen Annlied
educatlon, Mrs. Wallace MaCr,Ider.
american home. Mrs J. F.. Smith,
me arts. Mrs. f. r. Simonds; legisla. !
uon' Mrs. J. f. Fitzhugh; America nj.
zation. Mrs. Wade Sheriff: interna.
uonal relations. Mrs. f.. r. Selhv.
press and publicity, Mrs. John ]. H,r.
Low