Evening star., 1927-05-01
NEWS OF THE CLUBS
CONDUCTED BY MAMIE LANCASTER

by Mrs. Nathan Grover, Mrs. Francis
Goodwin. Mrs. r. p. Teele and Miss
Strider. Mrs. Sidney Thompson is
chairman of the committee of arrange
ments on transportation. Mrs. W. H
Heron chairman of the section, has
charge of the program. which will be
in the nature of commencement eXer-
cises with Mrs. Will Barnes as salu-
tatorian and Mrs. Edward B. Clark
as valedictorian. Mrs f. f. Webner
will be the class poet, Mrs w. p. Pull
sifer in charge OF the Girls Glee Club
and Mrs. II. +. Mullikin orchestra
leader. Mrs. T.. w Washburn will
spring a surprise The hospitality
committee requests each member and
guest to bring a cup. a spoon and
fork Motors will call at 1890 in the
morning for those who are to attend
the picnic.
The annual meeting of the club will
take place Thursday morning at IL
o'clock in the assembly hall of the
Cosmos Club An election of officers
will take plTCe, reports will be read
and dues paid. Several amendments
to the constitution of the club Will be
voted on.
The nature section will take it's
regular Wednesday outing under the
direction of Mrs. Leo D. Miner, chair
man.
The American Association of Uni
versity Women will start busy week
today with the first meeting of the
walking section. of which Miss Mar
garet Mcmahon is chairman. The
members will meet at 80 pm. ut
Wisconsin avenue and p street and
after the walk will return to Spring
Lodge. Alta Vista, the home of Mrs.
EnOch q. Johnson. for n box lunch.
Mrs. Johnson viii be the leader of the
walk. on may ,. at 4:30 pm. there
will be a tea, with Mrs. Medill Nc
Cormick rs guest of honor and
speaker Mrs Mccormick will dis
cuss Women in Politics" Mrs. Eu-
gene +. Stevens will be hostess.
The last musical in the monthly
series arranged by Miss Mary Isabel
Kelly will be given at the clubhouse
on Tuesday at SIS pm. A program
of ensemble music will be presented by
the Chaminade Glee Club Esther
Linkins. director, and Gertrude Wal
ters, accompanist, assisted by Beulah
Beverly Chambers. pianist; Mrs Duff
Lewis, violinist and Dore Walten,
cellist, who will play trio selections
of the Chaminade Glee Club will in.
clude compositions by John Prindle
Scott, the New York song composer,
and Karl Holer, Washington com
poser, who will play the accompani-
ment to his song; also a song by the
Russian composer Rimsky -Kors~.noff,
arranged for chorus by Carl Engel.
The hostesses for the evening will be
Mrs. John r. Weyrich. Mrs Hen>y
White and Miss Emile Margaret
White.
On May 4, at 11:15 am, the book
review section will meet and at 7:45
pm. the study group in adolescence
will hold its usual meeting.
Friday, May s. at l pm. there will
be bridge luncheon, with Mrs. Edgar
Gregory in charge.
The District League of American
ZEN Nomen.-The monthly business
meeting took k-place at the clubhouse
Monday evening. and a report of the
nominating committee was heard. An
adjourned meeting will be held Mon.
day evening, May 8. at which time the
complete ballot for officers for the
coming year will be announced. The
awards also will be made in the Isabel
Anderson contest for the best feature
story, juvenile story. short story and
poem at this meeting.
The short-story group, Mrs. Will
liam Wolff Smith, chairman, will meet
tomorrow, at s pm, at the clubhouse.
Mrs. Anne Tillery Renshaw. will speak
on The Word and It's Use"
The meeting of the music group will
pe held tuesday, at pm, at the club
mouse. An interesting program has
been arranged by the chairman. Sade
catherine Coles. All members who
are interested are cordially invited.
AT the fellowship tea yesterday at the
clubhouse the chairman of the diff
terent craft groups were special guests
OF honor. An interesting musical pro.
gram mad been arranged by Mrs.
Mary Sitz Parker Mrs. Lucv n
Marx member, sang her own compo-
sltlon, Mammys Treasure" the
words of which were written by Miss
Alice Hutchins Drake. the poetry
chairman. Piano selections were given
oy Mrs. Sade Catherine Coles. music
chairman, and Miss Susie White Nc.
1oWan read one of her juvenile
stories.
The Susan b. Anthony Foundation
held its monthly business meeting
Tuesday evening at headquarters, the
Arlington Hotel. with Mrs. Clara
y Brlen McCrone, president. presid-
ing. Much business of routine ma
ture was transacted. The four new
wheels started at the tea Saturday
afternoon We're reported as practi-
cally completed. They are: The Har.
rlet l.. McCullum Wheel. with Mrs
Regina de le Ton Drown, as huh
or leader; the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wheel. with Mrs. Lily McFadden
leader; the Clara O'Brien McCrone
Wheel, with Mrs. George G. Seibold
der, and the Anna f. Hendlev
WheeI, with Mrs. Warner Gibbs
leader. These wheels are starting
ali over the country for the ptlrnose
OF studying the life of Susan n
Anthony and the other pioneer
women. and for raising funds for the
Memorial Building. AT this social
occasion Of the tea were several
distinguished guests who were friends
OF MISS Anthony. Mrs White of
81. Louis was in her home when the
biography by Mrs. Ida Hustled Harper
was published, and she related MANY
interesting experiences connected with
the visit. Mrs. j. +. Bolles of Los
Angeles knew Miss Anthony also
and Is eager to help in rearing a
monument 10 her memory
a resolution was adopted at the
business meeting accepting the inyi-
tatlon Of Margaret Ball Dixon. writer
and editor, who is preparing a book
Of poems on great Americans for use
IN the schools of the State of Iowa
OF filling one page with poems on
Miss Anthony. Another resolution
adopted the proposition proposed bv
the publishers Of THE Great Woman
Statesman" or short biography Of
| Miss Anthony. by Nanette r. Paul
for sending it to the high schools of
the country. Thus is the Young
generation being made acquainted
with one Of the greatest women of
America. The president Mrs. ClaRa
o Brien McCrone, and other officers
will be at the Arlington Hotel Satur.
day afternoon from TO 6 and will be