Evening star., 1926-11-07
NEWS OF THE CLUBS
Susan b. Anthony Foundation. Inc.
Conducted by Mamie Lancaster.

Thursday at 2:3o O'Clock at the
Southern Hotel. Baltimore. The
opening addre IS was made by Mrs.
Virginia Peters Park htlt ST. Maryland
director. and greetings wele given by
Gov. Albert e. Ritchie and by Mrs.
Hester NJ. Poole. only surviving
founder of the International Council
Of Women. of which Susan B. An
thony was president. Addresses
Crone. president of the foundation:
Mrs. Luella NJ. MacKennan. chair
man. promotion memorial: Mrs. Anna
r. Hendley. honorary president. VIII
ION j. Lambert. DIR K. T.. budding.
Mrs. Nanette r. Paul. LII. e.. hon
orary vice president. and other nota-
BILE speakers.
A short business meeting was held
Monday evening al the home of Mrs.
McCrone and banquet was given
Tuesday at the Negeta rian Cafe. when
Mrs. Paul gave a talk on the food
used in the Holy Land. Mrs. Paul
will deliver a lecture on .Armistice
aay s. he Sesquice on the
auh3ect of thc ;.n,n.n Side Of the
Bible" illustrated by ,-"sImes used
in the Holy Land
Women's City Ciub.-The tea given
at the club from ) to o'clock today
will be in honor of the charter mem
hers. who have restored their names
|, TO the clubs roster after a lapse Of
time from one cause or another
Charter members who contemplate
their return will be included as honor
guests The club members are in
yited to attend the tea and meet the
women whose united efforts made
possible the club for today. Members
of the hospitality committee will be
hostesses. assisted by members from
the Junior section.
The birthday anniversary will be OBJ
served November 10. a reception in
the afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock will
have included in the receiving line
wives of cabinet members, Senators,
Representatives and with such Con.
gressWomen as are in town on this
date, wives OF Supreme Court judges
and District Commissioners. Mrs.
George Eastment is chairman and
Mrs. Theodore W Moves vice chair
man. The decorations, Mrs. George
Rutley. Miss Sadie Newell's orches-
ira will furnish music during the re-
ception hours. Miss Newell is one Of
the club members whose membership
dates from its organization. The Of
ficerS and first board members of the
club. past presidents and Mrs. J. Gar
field Riley, club president, will receive
in the evening. Mrs. William f.
Chamberlin, past president of the
club; Miss Marie Saunders. Miss
Alice Heaven and Mrs. Patrick Gal
lsgher will be in charge of the eve
ning's entertainment. The program
will be at 8 o'clock. when club men,
bers and their guests will be treated
to a revue Of the clubs historical
events, outlined in stunts" by the
committee. Important personages
will be portrayed. The officers and
board of the Mems City Club have
been invited to attend the celebration
i'm the evening. Presidents of other
wofnen's clubs. who are members of
the club will assist in receiving.
ClubSElembers are privileged to bring
their husbands and sweethearts 10 the
evening party. The birthday cake,
with its seven candles. will be cut by
the honorary president. Mrs. Ellen
Spencer Mussey. The birthday box
will he in readiness to receive the
Gifts for house betterment and the ap.
plications for membership. The time
is close Al hand when membership
waiting list will necessarily have to be
arranged.
The membership committee will
meet tomorrow to vote on applications
numbering in the seventies.
The Monday bridge section met
last week. with II tables playing. A
business meeting was held preceding
the game at ? pm. Awards are to
be given for the three highest scores
of each month. Mrs. John Francis
Quinn presided at the tea table dur
in< the social hour.
The French section viii give din
nor in the ballroom Of the club on
Saturday at $50 pm. Mrs. Anna FL
+. Kinney will preside. The speakers
viii be Nine. Anderson. whose sub
tect will be Scenes in Her Native
France: Nine. Lucia Borderi will
talk about her recent visit to Paris.
DIR. II. r. Humphrey of the United
States Department of Agriculture
will give an illustrated talk entitled
Intimate Glimpses of French Cana
da." The talks will he in English.
All club members are invited to come
IN for them if they cannot MAKE res
erNations. since those are limited 10
700
The Spanish advanced class meets
on Tuesday evenings with Mrs. Jen.
ME Berliner AS instructor. and the
beginners class on FRIDAY evening at
s. o'clock Miss Margaret Oldins. in
Structor.
The Drama unit now has busi-
ness manager Miss Virginia :. Ben
iamin and treasurer. Miss May
Belle Raymond. This speaks we'll for
the success of the play recently given
by this section.
The music class instruction by the
director of music. Mrs. Gertrude
Lyons. is given on each Friday eve
ming at 80: the slee club meeting
follows At s.
The Tuesday evening Tree and
,asy auction had Il tables playing
last week Miss Swift was assisted
by Mrs. W. t. Sears. Miss Gladys
Gordon and Mrs. George King. Host
>sses were Mrs. NJ. l.. Whitmarsh
and Miss Margaret BayleN. The in.
structors assisting on Tuesday Will
he Mrs. Lawrence Becker and Mrs.
=. c. cable. llostesses will be mrs.
Lulu George and Miss Josephine
Willis.
Miss I,aZenby. chairman of parks
and Zoning. and the committee. nave
sent for the considera ton OF the
park and Planning commission an
apnaal 70 formulate and eNpedlle
nroeram for the care OF tree space
in Washington streets. the feplac!hs
of trees that have died, the planting
- trees in the suburban districts.
where the subdivisions have oeen
sraded and natures setting OF trees
DESTROYED. City Club members are
awakening TO the call for action III
civic matters and all committees are
busy planning some campaiEh Nm Nv
the interest Of residents oi ''e
trict In the foreground.
Miss Julia Bannigan. chairman Oh
the riding group OF the sports 49,
tton. called her group 1ose'n
a,,,hrooo, of the grille Saturday night.
1!his attractively decorated little room
,s becoming popular for its nf"riIia '
~o..toeether group dinners. when
rso,,r1ittee matters may be discussed