Evening star., 1927-08-07

Montreal and Quebec before return
ing to Washington.
Womeu's City Club.-Miss Pearl Me.
Call. chairman of the business and
professional section, announces am
ner will he given Wednesday evening
at $50 o'clock at the clubhouse, 10
which all members are invited. Miss
Clare GreaCen will he hostess and will
preside Members of the section Will
assist in receiving. The guests of
honor and speakers will he Miss
Adelaide steele Baylor, whose subject
will he Home Economics Education
From a National Standpoint" and Miss
Tracy Copp. who viii talk on "Civilian
Vocational Reha abilitation." As both
speakers are nationally known and
are converSant with their subjects an
interesting evening is promised TO
those attending. Reservations are
now being made, limited to 100
At a meeting of the board of di
rectors Tuesday evening the follow
ing applicants for membership were
accepted Miss Fanny NJ. Allen. Mrs,
Beulah Shull Barnes, Mrs. Horace a.
Graham, Miss Jessie La Sale. DIR. a.
f.. Lord, Miss Anne Louise McCrone.
Miss Ethel a. Rice and Mrs. Frederick
w. True. Judge Mary O'Toole, chair
man of the life membership com
mittee. presented applications for life
membership by Miss Vida Matheson,
Mrs. Alice Mcgrew and Mrs. Bessie
May Packard. which We're accepted.
Miss Alice NJ. Heaven. chairman of
the reciprocal relations committee, re-
ported addition of The Ladies' Gale
donian Club of Edinburgh, Scotland.
and The Women's Club of Fort Worth.
TEX, to the list of clubs enjoying
reciprocal relations.
Mrs. Merit o. Chance has been ap-
pointed chairman of the membership
committee, and Miss Marie A. Fisher
selected TO fill the Office of recording
secretary for the unexpired term.
made vacant by the resignation of
Miss Loretta Barnes, who had served
sin that capacity for more than a year.
Mrs. J. Garfield Riley. president of
the club. will leave Saturday evening
with her husband on a vacation trip
abroad, and in September will attend
the American Legion convention in
Paris, returning early in October.
DR. Edith S. Coale, a member Of the
board of directors, will visit in Maine
during her Summer vacation.
The benefit theater performance re-
Gently sponsored by the club for flood
sufferers netted $500, which has been
given the Red Cross for proper dis
tribution. Miss Hazel Swift, chairman
of the Tuesday evening free and easy
auction section, presented contribu-
ton from that group for the flood suf-
ferers. This section meets every Tues
day evening at 7:30 o'clock throughout
the year and has an enthusiastic
patronage.
Mrs. Patrick Gallagher. director of
the drama unit. and Miss Edith Oriani
were heard on the radio program of
WMAL Tuesday evening. A one-act
playlet written by Caleb O'Connor
entitled Rosa" was given, with Mr..
O'Connor participating.
Mrs. Glare T. Wilson, chairman
of the Americanization section. has
been voted s197.S5 for use in further
ing the work of the America MIA ton
School. in which the club is interested.
Miss Helen n. Johnson, chairman
of the sports section, met with chair
man of the various divisions Of the
section Monday evening at dinner in
the Chinese room at the club to dis
cuss plans for further activities. Miss
Florence Bell of the tennis group an
nounces that during the month of
August the hour for play will be Sun
day morning from to 3 o'clock on
court at the Monument grounds.
The golf section with Mrs. Fl. 3. Var
ner is very active as we'll as the riding
and swimming sections.
The Milton Swimming and Life
Saving Club, which holds it's Summer
activities at Chesapeake Beach, and