Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13

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the club nltm e. ... ~, the rfeel
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otherwise. mainu@rs a"9 10 IN aei lhs.de
lie FROM tnt ttilCe q. sac >"-ieiN az
$50 pm.
Mrs. WI ca co.ap,on, CHAIRMAN o.
The members - umu,itt"e, announces
that the IN rl5a snip is raas:ng
rapidly. and ina =" bo;,rd o uifec,
,ors has espresso il intSntioh OF
closing the mem 'er n.p d, 1000.
The LEAGUE o sn"r;"''n Pen Won
EN- OF the District W | nave an MY '
coffee house sy,npo ju'a >omo. 40
ernoon at the Gu blouse. Al tnS me
Stanley Olmsted. writer and musician,
will give musical lecture on lo;stoy
and Music" MI. O,ns. ed will give a
| special interpreted or o: tbs music of
the TolStoy opera. RESURRECTION,
which is To be given in Washington
this week,
4 book review lunrlton. Mrs. Theo'
| lore Tillsr in charge, will re held at
the clubhouse Tuesday at | pm. The
guest speaker will be Mrs. Leila War
est boob. THE Touch Of Earth" Miss
Marie Ciotilde Redeem. Il league mem.
Der. will review Young Anarchy"
Reserva lions may be made by tele
phoning the clubhouse,
| The group for the Study o. juvenile
| story writing, Miss Susie White Nc
Gowan. CHI" iTman. vii meet tomorrow
evening at o'clock. Several mem
bers of this group are planning to. en-.
| ter the Isabel Anderson contest.
! The parliamentary, law class. Miss
| Bertha Frapcsf Woile, chairman. will
e held at Il = clsnhouse Thursday
| evening.
! Last Friday the coffee house speak
| twas Rev. Edmund 4. Walsh, dean
| y the Foreign Service School Of
| Georgetown University. who talked
oIf Russia and Inter national Rela-
tons" Next weak Stanley Olmsted
win discuss "Literatura and Music OF
| the Operas of Richard Wagner
During the past week the following
groups have held meetings. Short
story, feature writing and fine arts.
The Susan. b. Anthony Foundation
met last Tuesday evening at the Ar
iington Hotel. Arrangements were
completed for the Susan B. Anthony
dinner to be given in the Arlington,
tuesday evening, the 18th, anniver
sary of her one hundred and seventh
birth. All expecting to attend are
urged to be present by $50 pm
Among the features OF the occasion
will be the presentation of a medallion
portrait of Miss Anthony. by the vel,
known sculptor. Uric S. j. Dunbar.
This medallion is made from the same
mold that was used Cor the one owned
by Mrs. John B. Henderson and is IA
inches In size. IT WI he placed on an
| easel and draped with an American
flag and the gold and green of the
| founCation. Mrs. Sadie Catherine
Coles, composer Of the American
Legion March,. will p.av 1t, accom-
panied by the vio'inist. Louis +. Vas
sell, leader of the. FORK .Nyer Band, as
the guests enter Ire dining ROOM led
by the. seven color bearers Paul Ed
ward CARRIER. tenor. va. sing, Mother
of Nine" Mrs. Wayne B. Wheeler,
accompanied By JAMS B,inf. will' sing
| fayorites of Miss Am .1ony. Mrs. Henry
Riggs Rathbone. wife of Representa-
tive Rathbone. of Illinois and third
cousin of Miss Anthony. win read
poems from her latest book. Songs Of
the Sea-" and an original poem to
Miss Anthony, and also will sing some
of her own compositions Mrs. Ernes.
the League of American Pen Women
Will interpret H;nGoo chant at the
close of the talk given by Swami Toga-
nanda. Miss Margaret Shanks, who
was with Miss Anthony and her sister
Mary in the last illness of both, will
pay tribute to the two great sisters.
Mrs. George Morrison Gather, editor
of the Maryland Woman and vice
chairman Of the national Democratic
congressional committee. will speak
on the topic, THE Eand That Rocks
the Cradle. Mrs. Warner Gibbs has
charge Of the musical program; Mrs.
Leon Arnold Is chairman of arrange
ments, assisted by the following com.
mittee: Mrs. George G. Saiboid, Mrs,
Edna Mackentosh, Mrs. J. M. Dunn,
Mrs. Teresa Dean. Miss Mary Heyler,
Mrs. William E. Chamberlin and Mrs.
Warner Gibbs. All reservations must
be in by tomorrow evening to Mrs.
Leon Arnold, 1929 Thirty-fifth street,
telephone West 1885. Mrs. Clara
O'Brien McCrone, president, will pre-.
side.
Mrs. Anna +. Hendley. chairman of
publicity. gave radio talk on Susan
B. Anthony over WRC on Saturday
at pm.
National and District League of
Women Voters will be joint hostesses
at the dinner to be given February "a
In the Womens City Club. Nine.
Suzanne Grinsbefg. assistant secre-
tary, international Alliance for Suf-
frage and Equal Citizenship, and who
is travelling In this country under di-
rection of the Alliance Franchise, the
French Bar Association and the Con-
federation of Intellectual Workers,
Sr,ht
EN- and the Suffrage Cause" Miss
Belle 5Sherwin. president of the Ma
tional League, will preside at
the dinner. Mrs. Albert III.
Putney. president Of the District
League of Women Voters. will bring
greetings from her group Mrs.
Charles l.. McNary, as chairman of
the committee on luncheonsS and din.
ners for the District League, is in
charge of arrangements. Reserva-
tons may be made with Mrs. McNary
at the Mayfiower Hotel.
| Twentieth Century Club.-The sec
! ton on education win meet at Mrs
Sldwelis, 1901 Wisconsin avenue. on
Thursday at IL am. DIR. Sao-Ke AL.
| fred Size. Chineye Minister TO the
United States. will talk on Education
in China The luncheon committee
for the meeting will be: Mrs. Herr:ck,
chairman; Mrs, Fowler, Mrs. Percy
Walker, Mrs. Koss, Mrs. Hanger, Mrs.
! Nourse. Mrs. Swormstedt, Mrs. Her.
ron, Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. William
Brown, Mrs. Franchot.
/; The French section will meet at
! % jackson place Wednesday at $40
pm. The hostesses of the afternoon
will be Mrs. G. V. B. Burnside. Miss
! Grace KenstreX. Mrs. Harry V. Har-