Evening star., 1926-10-24
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remarkable hearing device is non.
portable. and can be attached to the
Ordinary light socket. with regulating
nlais TO adaNt the current to the vary.
ing degrees Of deafness Mr.. Myers
VIII bring with him his latest model
ann aHord the opportunity to try its
unusual merits.
The Wheel Of Progress will meet
Nednesday. s pm. in the jefferson
room of the Nayfiowcr Hotel. DR.. r.
Homer CurtiSs and Mrs CurtisS will
address, tho Wheel on THE Woma n 6
Age and all interested are invited to
attend.
Mrs. Euna &. Atwood author and
writer. member of the Pen Noman's
League, the National Associa ton nf
nlNerSrN Women and other prom,
lhent orCa niZations. has been appoint.
ed 10 the office of executive secretary
OF the National Wheel Of Progress:
Officers for the District Of Columbia
Wheel just elected will be installed
at Wednesdays meeting.
The .Abracadabra Club met Wednes.
day evening At the home of Alr. and
Mrs. Lloyd II. Sutton. 1920 GaJlatin
street. Anecdotes Of the White
House" constituted the responses 10
roll call. LLOYD n. sutton presented
q paper on Our Patent system" DR..
Walter p. White read extracts from
the humorous production by Clarence
Day. il. THE Sin1ian Man" Refresh
ments We're served
Daughters Of I-nion Veterans Of the
Civil War, Mrs. E'le" Spencer Nussey
Tent. No. !. met Monday evening.
Anna Hage. president. presiding. wit
Mrs. l.. Rashford. G. r. Bailey and
X. Guiton substituting for absent
officers
Among the guests were: Col O. H.
oldroyd. David Reattin who has re-
covered from a long illness: Nessrs
William NJ. Rohh John Finn and Mai
j r. Toulouse. national president
War Mot hers Memorial. each giving
,IS talk An explicit report was
road by Delegate Mrs X e. RAIN
on the Grand Army F,nca mnment at
DoS MoincS. which was nna nimouslv
approved anil accepted to he placed in
III" file. Further side lights of the
encampment wore given hv Mrs NJ "
F2uth. *. Guii on. NJ. Rradt and I. .
Sutton. II was voted that the em
hr"dered lunch cloth donated by Mrs
F@hn and tahlecloth by Mrs. l.. Shaw
will he drawn on December %. This
will he in charge of Mrs A. Hickman
A. 4. Ecker. r Dick and G. NJ. Cary
talk was given by Mrs. F.. c. f.
Chase. Announcement was made that
services will be held At Arlington
civil War Tomb. November {. hv Mrs.
f.. BuchN. pm. The usual EXERCISES
closed the meeting. Refreshments
were served hy the committee. Mrs.
F.. Thomas. r. Lippold. I. A. Bontz
and NJ. Bradt, followed by dancing.
Twentieth Century Club. The lit
erarv section will hold its first meet
ing for the season tomorrow evening
Al pm. with the leader. Mrs. George
p. Rowerman. 1852 Ontario road. The
program will he on the subject Soil
Novels Mrs. Bowerman will give
a short Introductory talk and will
speak Of the works Of Thomas Hardy
and Sussex Gorse." by Sheila Kaye
Smith. Mrs. a. r. Cra ndall will review
"The Pea SAINTS" hv I.adislas Reymnnt.
and Mrs. George Putnam will sneak Of
recent scandinavian Soil Novels"
especially those Of knut Hams,n,
,1ohan Boier and Sigrid Tndset. The
officers of the literature section are:
Chairman. Mrs. George F. Bowerman;
vice chairman, Mrs. Q. F. Cook; sec
retary- treasurer. Mrs. A. r. Crandall;
advisory board. Mrs. Ernest McComas,
Mrs Benjamin f. Smith and Mrs.
Eugene Stevens.
The section of archa eologv will begin
its monthly meetings Tuesday after
noon at PAS at the residence Of the
leader. Mrs. John Lowe. o62o Wood
lev place. Reports will he made by
different members on the work done
in various parts of the globe during
the Summer months by archaeooClsts.
The board meeting Of the club will
be held on Thursday at II am. at the
Noman's City Club.
At the monthly meeting of the civic
section held at the Woman's city Club
the members indorsed motion MADE
by Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley TO submit
TO the entire club that the great mar
ket be placed on the water front ana
he called Terminal instead of Center
Market 1t was urged by the chair
man. Mrs Frederic f. FarrinSton.
that the members read the newspa-
,,ers carefully in order to inform
themselves of the civic movements
and nerde tf the city.
The nature section will meet at
Great Falls Station Wednesday for
trrr 10 Black Pond The train leaves
AZ 10 q m
The parliamentary law sertioh,
which will begin its fortnightlN meet
incs next month. was entertained hN
ron At tea TUESDAY afternoon.
ON Friday the first of three recep-
tions 70 he given this Winter by the
rluh took place at the residence OF
the president. Mrs. Philip :. Smith.
in cleveland Tark. Miss Agnes MI
1er is chairman of the committee III
charge Of the receptions. The other
members are Mrs. Frederic r. Pyle.
Mrs. Paul BroCkett. Mrs. Frede's~k
Y Coville and Mrs. -. \. Skinner.
Receiving with Mrs. Smith were the
officers of the club: Vice president,
Mrs Alfred II. Brooks: second vice
president. Mrs VIII Barnes: recording
secretary. Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley:
corresponding secretary. Mrs. Eli
wood +. Norey: treasurer. Miss MNra
NJ Hendlev: assistant treasure Mrs.
Glenn <. Smith Assisting in he dim
ing room at the table were Mrs. Fred
eric r. Farrincton Mrs. William II.
Harror. Mrs. Thomas w. Sidwell and
Mrs. Edward f. Clark.
The art section met at the Freer
Gallery of Art October Is ana the
members were taken under the per-
Sonal direction Of Miss Grace Durham
C,uest assistant curator Of the Freef
Gallery. and shown the famous collec-
'tion of Chinese, Japanese and Korea
notterv. About so members. includ-
ing Mrs. Philip s smith, president of
.he club. were present. Miss Guest
descriptions Of the pottery were made
So vivid and compelling that the mem
hers Of the section have asked the
chairman. Mrs q. l.. Neerhoff. To have
another meeting at the Freer Gallery
urder the same auspices. The sec 80
has under consideration trip In ,'e
Sesoucentennial to view the cotlec-
ton Of paintings on exhibition there.