Evening star., 1926-08-22

WOmen's City CIub.-Among the
clubs activities that will he resumed
in the near future will be that Of the
Spanish section, discontinued during
the Summer months.
The Spanish section came into be-
ing at largely attended organization
dinner held in the Spring, Mrs. Jennie
O. Berliner, Il charter member of the
club and an accomplished linguist.
having offered her services as director
and instructor. The Spanish class.
like the French classes, is free to club
members. 1t meets on Tuesdays from
$50 to $50 pm.
The Writerscraft Club met August
'l6 in the basement of the Mount
Pleasant Library. There We're nine
members and five guests present.
Miss Manderschied read Il story en-
titled "On the Knees of Bubastis";
Miss Green read story called "A
Complete MetamOrphosis' Mr.. Mac
key a clever sketch called "One Hour
of Pleasure" and a story, "The Tenth
Year"
One of the guests, Mrs. Hamilton.
gave a talk on the foundation and
work of the League of American Pen
women, of which organization she is
member.
Mrs. Little, another guest, gave an
account Of her writing relative to the
Indians, on which subject she is an
authority.
The program for tomorrow will in
clude an installment of Mr.. Mac
Laughlin's novelette,, The Golden
Parrot" and stories by Mr.. Thurber
and Miss Graves.
Phil Sheridan Noman's Relief Corps
met recently with the president, Mrs.
Addie Hickman, in the chair. Regu-
lar business of the evening included
appointment of committees on appI-
cations for membership. namely, Mrs.
Curry, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. kelton,
and Miss Eiage, Mrs. Temple and Miss
Marston. Those initiated into the
order were Mrs. t'risbe F,iker and
Mrs. Mary Fordsman. Mrs. Fords-
mans sisters. Mrs. Bradt and Mrs
Neerkamp, are members of Phil
sheridan Corps.
The secretary, Mrs. Marian B.
Parker. read national and department
general orders, giving information on
the forty-fourth national convention
to be held in DeS MoineS. Iowa, next
month. Department general orders
advised that the department president,
Mrs. Curry, would hold a school of in
struction in G.. a. X. Hall on the
night of September :, TO which all
corps are invited
Many members who have been un-
able to attend regularly were vel
coined by the president. among whom
were Mrs. Agnes keeler. past
department president; Mrs. Lucy
Ora ham. past department treasurer,
and Mrs. Katherine Phillips. Mrs.
Grah ham and Mrs. Phillips are charter
members of the corps. Mrs. Cora f.
Davis, junior department vice presi-
dent, attended with the president,
Mrs. Caroline NJ. Curry. who is
member Of Sheridan Corps, and its
vice president.
Mrs Keeler pleased with "a talk on
many years
Col Oldroyd. DR.. Johnson and
Messrs Parker and Rohh We're pres
ent. Refreshments We're served 10y
Mrs Ida A. Oldroyd and her com
uiIIee and Il pleasant hour f"ll"W"d
The International Language Club
nlrl Thursday at lSS2 Monroe street.
Special "Uc~i> of the evening We're
Miss teunie l:urnitZ and Charles y.
Murray uf the United states bureau
al Chemistry.
Julius .lo' N and Mrs. Charlotte
fnN>1.- a. 4tr accounts Of their
ht. contention OF the North
.lrts"n Esperanto Association re-
utiy held in Philadelphia. \ mes
age to the club from Prof. Allen
,laviS. principal of Business High
school. who is >oi"urninG in Scotland
having gone there To attend the
annual international Esperanto con