Evening star., 1926-10-31

Guests were Miss Nellie E. Coleman
and Miss l.. Gladys McClennan. Play
ing begins 1880 pm
The business meeting will be held
Wednesday at s pm. The chairmen
of committees will report and new
business presented All members of
the club interested in the various ac
tivities should attend and new mem
bers can get an admirable idea of the
work done by this organization of
women.
The charter members committee
that has been sponsoring the teas dur
ing the last few weeks will continue
the practice until November 10, the
date of the celebration of the clubs
birthday anniversary. The teas are
given each afternoon excepting
Sunday, guests of honor being the
charter members. Miss Helen Brown
will be hostess on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday Of next week, assisted
by Miss E. A. Ward, Miss Laura
Tracy Miss Loretta Barnes and Mrs.
| Lucy Shaw on Monday; Mrs. Mary +.
Black. Mrs. Sumner c. Perkins. Mrs.
Charles F. Trotter and Mrs. Grattan
kerans on Tuesday; Mrs. Horace
Herr, Mrs. w. G. Sears and Mrs.
Peter A. Drury Wednesday.
The seventh anniversary party will
be observed on November 10. Mrs.
George Eastment is chairman and
Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes. vice chair
man. Assisting will be the chairmen
guished women will be in the re-
ceiving line at the reception in the
afternoon. The party of the evening
will honor the women who conceived
and organized the club. This annual
celebration. with the increased mem
bership and activities, no doubt will
eclipse any of the past. Members are
keenly interested in the promised
surprises for the evenings entertain
ment.
The drama and music section united
in giving an evenings entertainment
last Wednesday, "Pinero's Play
goers" was given by the members of
the drama unit. Mrs Edith Sears
directed the play. Mrs. Patrick Gal
lagher is the chairman of the section.
Benjamin Doerer and Claggett Clark
assisted the members of the unit in
the production.
The music section presented Miss
Marian Herr, a young violinist from
Chicago, makil s her initial appearance
in Washington. Charles T. Ferry, or
ganist, pianist and composer, played
among others group of his own
composition. Miss Thelma Schmitt
in her dances was generous with her
encore numbers as We're also each of
the other performers. Mrs. Gertrude
Lyons, musical director of the section,
sang Gounod's "Ave Maria," with
piano and violin accompanies, which
was especially we'll received. Mrs.
Charles Brooks-Smith and Mrs. Waldo
l.. Schmitt We're at the piano.
Miss Alice Heaven announces Mrs.
r. I Foro nh L'1nrannn
and Mrs. Mary c. D. Johnson as
members of the reciprocal relations
committee of which Miss Heaven is
chairman The register Of the club
shows to what great extent these re-
lations are used.
Twentieth Century Club-The inter
national outlook section will meet
tomorrow at pm. at the residence
of Mrs. Harvey H. Wiley. 2346 Ash
mead place. DR.. r. r: Kuczynski.
now engaged in research work in the
Bureau of Economics, will address
the meeting on economic problems of
the League of Nations. Reports on
conditions in China, England, France
and Turkey will be made, respectively,
by Mrs. Albert c. Muhse. Mrs. George
+. Bowerman. Mrs. Frederick V.
Covile and Mrs. Wiley. Assisting
Mrs. Wiley as hostess will be Mrs.
Guy Johnson. Mrs. Francis Walker.
Mrs. Anson r. Tracy, Mrs. Leonard
l.. Harter. Mrs. Robert G. Howard and
Mrs. William w. Husband.
The first meeting of the season of
the parliamentary law section will
take place Tuesday at II am. at the
Women's City Club. Mrs. William
III. Heron, chairman, will give a les
son on "The Main Motion and Amend
ments," q practical demonstration of
which will follow with a member of
the class in the chair. Those who will
take turns in presiding during the
practice part of the meeting are Mrs.
Edward 3. Clark and Miss Emma
Strider. Officers of the section this
year assisting the leader are Miss
Emma Strider, vice chairman; Mrs.
l.. F. Schmeckebier, secretary; Mrs.
X, p Teele, treasurer. Luncheon will
be served later to those who wish to
remain for it.
The Nature section will make it's
weekly excursion Wednesday. Mem
berS are asked to be al Dupont Circle
at 10 am. to meet the leader, Mrs.
Leo ID. Miner, when a car will be
taken to point where the class will
start on a short walk to Minnehaha
Run.
Thursday at / am, the monthly
meeting will convene in the assembly
hall of the Cosmos Club. The speaker
for the day will be Robert Mantel,
the Shakespearean actor.
The French section will hold its
first meeting of the sea son Wednes-
day at the Women's City Club at
12:45 pm. Luncheon will be served
at l o'clock, during which members
will exchange vacation experiences
and discuss the plans of the section
for the seasons work.
The VoteIess District of Columbia
League of Woman Voters will hold its