Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31

talk on the Mcmillan Arctic eXpe-
dition, showing pictures which he
TOOK with the party. Mrs. Howard >.
lie Roy will he the hostess.
On Friday, February i5. the Eve
! ming Bridge Club will meet at 7:45
pm.
There will be a club luncheon
saturday at l pm. at which the
guest Of honor will be Boyd Carpen-
ter, lecturer, who will speak on THE
Present Crisis in China
The committee in charge requests
that early reservations for he lunch
con be made. Mrs. Merle Thorpe Will
be the club hostess.
The Shakespeare Society will meet
February /, SIS pm, In the audlto-
rum of the Corcoran Gallery OF Art.
Mrs. Fulton Lewis, vice president, VIII
preside, assisted by the secretary
treasurer. Miss McCarty. The speaker
of the evening will be G. A. Lyon.
associate editor of The Evening Star,
whose subject is shakespeare on the
Modern Stage
The dramatic number is scene a.,
act =, king Henry "" part l. DE-.
W ilcoX will play Falstaff Nalter
Beck, the prince; Rodney Hatcher
Poins: Lindsay Duvall Gadshill; T. w.
Peto. and Mabel owens Wilcox. Dame
Quickly. Special announcement Will
be made regarding the April 20 birth
day celebration.
The Columbian Women of George
Washington l University will meet Tues
day afternoon at o'clock in the coun-
ell room at Corcoran Hall. Twenty
first street between q and II.
There will be the usual tea from
to o'clock, with Mrs. William T..
Chamberlin. chairman of the lie mem
berships committee presiding at the
table.
The subject of immigration will be
the topic OF the lecture of the after
noon, which will be delivered at b
O'Clock by the Second Assistant Score
tary of Labor. w. w. Husband, who
Will tell the members of the organiza-
ton How the Quota Law Works.
Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, presi-
dent of Columbian Women, Will re-
ceive during the tea hour and will pre-
side at the meetings which follow.
On Monday afternoon the Column
hian Women were the guests In whose
honor the American Association enter
tanned at tea from 4 TO at headquar
ters of the hostess organization. The
parlors were crowded With guests. who
were addressed during the afternoon
by Prof Moss of George Washington
University on the subject OF psychoi-
ogy. in which he is gaining wide notice
through original experiments.
Following the tea there was meet
ing of the board of the Columbian
Women. who remained for dinner at
the association headquarters and for
INFLATED plans for the annual banquet,
which Mrs. Doyle will announce later.
Finance, scholarships and other i'm
portant matters were discussed, and
the board has announcements OF i'm
portance to law before the meeting OF
the organization on Tuesday.
The Susan Il. Anthony Foundation
will have as guest of honor at the
usual Tuesday afternoon meeting at
the Shoreham Hotel, from TO 8
O'Clock, Mrs Verona Pollock Roach.
mother of Charming Pollock. the play
wright Miss Florence Jane Adams
of the Florence Adams Studios will
give readings from Mr.. Polock's writ
ingS Miss Ryth Mckenna from Wis
consin will read Wallace Brace Ames-
berry's Mon Pierre" and Miss Mar
garet O'Brien, lyric soprano, will sing
The new members are particularly in
vited to be present.
The meeting of last Tuesday was
Curtfss of California. They explained
the scientific method of broadcaStine
messages and applied 1t to the work
of advancing truth along various
lines, using Susan 3. Anthony and
her devotion to an ideal for so many
years as an example.
Mrs. Harry Atwood Colman, presi-
dent of the l.. A. +. w, gave talk
on the influence Of some of the Amer
lean women in national politics. Misses
Ann King and Elizabeth Wheeler
played a piano duet. Announcement
was made of the coming celebration
of the anniversary of Susan b. An
thongs one hundred and sixth birth
day anniversary. which will be held
i'll the congregational Church Febru-
airy Is. All the clubs of the city are
asked to cooperate in doing her and
all the pioneers fitting honor.
The business meeting which was
announced for Thursday evening will