Evening star., 1927-11-20

Wamen's City Club.--At the club
house. % Jackson place. IA musical
tea will he given this afternoon from
4:S0 until 8 o'clock for members of
the club and their friends. DR.. A.
Frances Foye, chairman, and MEM
bers of the hospitality committee
have arranged for the entertainments
and with Mrs. James Garfield Riley
president, will receive. Mrs. Chester
Adair composer, organiSt and accom-
panist, will give solo selections on the
piano and will accompany MISS
Gretchen Hood, vocal Soloist, VINO
will sing among the numbers "Prals"
and Give Thanks" written by Mrs.
Adair and dedicated TO the late Mrs
Wayne r. Wheeler.
The current events section mem
hers will meet Tuesday at 80 pm
in the ballroom TO listen To n talk
given by Miss Clara w. McQuoWh'
honor guest and speaker. whose SUB
ject will he international f-cono-
mics" Mrs. Grace Ross Chamberilh.
chairman. will present Miss NC
Quown. Guest privileges can he ar
ranged at the desk, on TINS date OF
in advance.
The Monday bridge section has an
enthusiastic croup of members par
this unit The committee on MEM
bershin invites the advanced bridge
players 10 ioin Mrs. j. Edwin keld
presided at the tea table during the
social hour With Miss +. T.. Packer
assisting. Miss May Eleanor Smith
is chairman.
The Tuesday free and easy auction
section will have Hiss Hazel Swht
and Miss Media Ann Martin a.: hoSteSS
es. Mrs. Lawrence Becker will inStruct
beginners from 1880 until pm. New
members of the section are MIS-. A.
z. Allen and Miss Elva McNamaTa
Guests last week were Miss sara
Stern. Miss Susie HoaE. Mrs. ;. Is.
Mrs. John NJ. Lewis and Miss MARY
Pollard Club members are lnNlted
to join this group. :
Miss Adela Heaven. chairman ol
the public relief committe. is reglst"F
ing memberships in the annual Rea
Cross appeal. Miss Heaven ana mem
hers Of the committee will continue
to enroll club members and thelf
friends in this ministerinG orSaniza-
tion until Thursday To add TO me
funds of this committee Miss Heaven
has arranged to place for sale hano-
tinted postcards of many OF the
around Washington, among which IS
one of the clubhouse. The public re-
lief has answered the call of the
Travellers Aid. Instructive Visiting
Nurses Society and the Associated
Charities and it's members are labor
ing for funds TO meet like caDS IN
the future. Judge Mary OToole Is
one of the active members on this
committee.
Mrs. Gertrude Lyons. director of
the club chorus. meets with members
who desire voice instruction. ms
regular practice hour for the chofuS
is S pm, and the practice for the
singing of Christmas carols is now
under way. This section VIII cele-
hrate the second birthday anniver-
sary on December l with a dinner
when S. l.. Rothafe1 of the Fox Thea
ter Corpora ation. familiarly known as
Roxy" will he the guest of honor and
speaker. Music" will be the theme OF
his talk. Since at this early date the
dinner has been ver-Subscribed,
members who have been unable to
make reservations are invited to at
tend the after-dinner talk and
'Iisten-in' TO the Hello Everybody
speaker.
Miss Helen NJ. Johnson. chairman
of the sports section, states the re-
spective chairmen of tennis. riding,
golf swimming and gymnasium are
seeking additional members in these
recreational groups.
The Spanish section sponsored
card-party Wednesday evening for the
henefit of tho house committee. Mrs.
Jennie o. Berliner. chairman inStructs
the advanced stu@ents in "h's lH0Eu" &C