Evening star., 1927-04-24

Women's City Cub.-The tea at the
clubhouse, % Jackson place, thi:
afternoon at o'clock will be informal
This gives club members an oppor
tunity to mingle together and thereby
form closer acquaintances in then
chats over their teacups. Members
of the hospitality committee will be
hostesses. DR., A. Frances Foye is
chairman. Miss Olive Beatty will pre-
side at the tea table, with Miss NJ.
Lane assisting Club members are
invited TO attend.
The nominating committee of the
Monday bridge section will meet at
Ills o'clock, making report of its find,
ings to the section when the meeting
is called for As pm. The nominal
ing committee members are Mrs. Graf
tan kerans, chairman; Mrs. Arthur
Hays. Mrs. 4. X. Lowe, Mrs. Elma
Saul and Mrs. Lewis FIemer. officers
elected compose the executive
branch of this section In the
Fail an organization meeting is called.
when eligible players Of this card
group adopt rules for playing and
such bylaws as are necessary for its
operation.
on Tuesday afternoon the current
events section had an interesting
meeting, when d. c. Chace of The
Fyeling Star spoke of Current Hap
penings in Their Bearing on Democ-
racy." Mr.. Chace applied the test of
democratic principles TO events all
over the world. as we'll as in this
country, China, Italy, Nicaragua and
Mexico in particular. He spoke of
the Marshall letter and Gov. Smiths
reply, and the general beneficial ef-
fects Of bringing the whole matter out
into the open. AltogetheYA the talk
was Interesting and illuminating. the
final dinner meeting of this section
will be held Wednesday at $50 pm.
Miss Janet Richards. life member of
the club, will be guest of honor and
speaker. whose talk will he on Vital
issues Of the Hour" Club members
are invited TO attend. Reservations
limited.
The Tuesday evening free and easy
auction section will meet at 7:S0
Members of the committee will be
hQstesses. among whom are Miss
Hazel Swift, chairman; Miss Media
Ann Martin. Miss Gladys Gordon.
Mrs. W. G. Sears, Mrs. NJ. L. Whit
marsh. Mrs. c. c. Cable, Mrs. Law
renee Becker and Mrs. George Ayers.
.s2 The library committee chairman.
Miss Helen McGOwn, announces card
parties will be given by this section
Thursday afternoon at o'clock and
in the evening at s. There will be
awards for each table. Mrs. Frances
= Williams will be in charge of the sale
of homemade candies. Hostesses for
the afternoon will be Miss Myrtle
Bum, Mrs. William Z. Chamberlin
and Mrs. John Munson. Judge Mary
O'Toole. Miss Flora Johnson and Miss
= 10 will he in,
fine evening. The committee on ar
! 1rangements is Mrs. Chamberlin. Miss
sF1orenCe Bell, Miss Flora johnson.
9Mrs. Margaret Norton. Miss NJ Nor.
ton, Mrs. Alice McGrew. Mrs George
T. Ayers and Mrs. j. Munson. At.
tractive posters have been made by
Miss Norton for this affair.
Members of the tennis section will
play Sunday mornings from 10 to II
on courts and :, Monument grounds.
Appointments to play during the week
can be made with Miss Helen johnson
and Miss Louise Robins.
<r1 The French section will celebrate it's
birthday anniversary by giving a din
ner May I, to which an invitation TO
club members to participate is extend
ed. AS space is limited, early reserva-
tions will be necessary.
Miss Olive Beatty, chairman of the
law and legislation section of the club,
called a meeting Friday, April Is, of
the civic committees to discuss an
outline of welfare and correctional
work, in which club members are in
terested. and in which all chairmen
would cooperate with the Bureau of
Efficiency in regard TO such activities
In the District.
Among the recent out-of town guests
on the register of the club are Mrs.
Howell Fisher, Philadelphia; Linda NJ.
French, Staten Island: Mrs. II. Green,
Dstroit; Mrs. Florence B. Hart. De-
troit: Anna E. Blanchard Rochester,
n. Y; Mrs. Harry C. Thatcher, De.
troit; Lillian c. Armstrong. New Ha-
ven; Mrs. Ruthven T. Slade, Miss
Frances Hubert. Codington, Mass;
Mary Cornelius White, ST. Louis. Mo-;
Mabel Spencer, Grand Rapids, Mich;
Mrs. Martin II. Schand, Canton, Ohio;
Mrs. Margaret Campbell Goodwin,
New York City; Miss Mary E. Chase,
Pittsburgh; Miss Sallie P. Moss, Ban.
gor, Me-; Mrs. Mary E. F. Chaplin,
Boston; Miss Maude NJ. Smith. st.
Paul. Mimi; Miss Dorothy Meitney,
Walpole, n. H.; Miss Florence X
Leatherbee, Cambridge, Mass, and
Mrs. Philip Elliott, Kansas City, Mo.
The drama unit chairman, Mrs. Pat.
AAJh GdlidEllGE, announces Ln6 pro-
gram for Saturday evening at the
clubhouse at SIS pm, when two one.
act plays will be given-"Irene
0bliges.' with Mary B. Linkins, Helen
Oriani and Gilbert Walker in the cast.
directed by Miss Gertrude Z. Walter,
and When the Whirlwind Blows"
with the parts taken by Edith Sears,
Edith Oriani and Nadine Lane Gal
lagher, directed by Yvonne Levy. A
group Of dances by Adelaide Flanagan
and violin selections by Evelyn Scott,
with Miss Walter at the piano. will
make this program, the final one of
the season, one of the best presented
by this active section. Club members
are invited to bring their friends.
The District of Columbia Federation
of Women's Clubs will hold its month.
Iy meeting tomorrow at the Hotel
Roosevelt. The program of the after
noon session will be under the direc.
tton of the division of education, Mrs
Ernest II. Daniel, chairman, and the
@------=-----