Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-16
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Samuel Reber. Mrs James +. Allison,
Mrs. Andrew Hero. Miss Mary Don
nelly and Mrs. Alfred y. Baggs.
Twentieth Century CIub.-rhe par
elementary Law section viii meet Tues
day morning. AT II O'Clock at the
Women's City club Mrs Lillian Cole
Bethel. an honorary member of the
club. viii conduct a." lesson on "ra
Law on the Table and To suspend
the Rules Mrs William IL. Heron.
chairman. win open the meeting, and
Mrs l.. r. SChmeCkebirr and Mrs.
Sears will take turns in presiding dur
ing the drill.
On Wednesday. AT $50 pm. the
French section viii have It's regular
meeting followed by n tea. at the
Woman's city club. NJ. Rene sam
son, head Of the romance languages
department of The city high schools.
VIII speak on y rance of To-day.
The hosteSSes at the tea will be Mrs.
Glenn Smith. Mrs. Guy II. johnson.
Mrs Katherine Seip. Miss Myra NJ
Hendley and Miss Clara Breed.
The civic section viii meet Thurs
day noon at the Women's City club.
Miss Vera Bloom will address the
members on the experiences of
daughter of ii Representative in Con
2ress. Luncheon will be served after
the meetinG Mrs. Frederic r.. Far
rington. chairman. will conduct the
meeting
The arr section met Monday after
noon at rhe National Museum.
A Wetmore introduced The speaker.
Dr. Walter Hough. curator of anthro-
pology. who spoke on 'EariN Amerl-
can Art. illustrating his subject and
explaining the designs on the pottery
of the Hopi. Zuni. Apache and other
Indian tribes Mrs. Q. j." Neerhoff.
chairman of the art section, an
nounced that arrangements are being
made for visit to the Phillips Me
mortal Gallery,
4 valentine card party is being
planned by the members of the art
section for February a. at ; pm. in
the Willard Hotel. The proceeds Of
the affair are to be devoted 10 the p,lr
chase of NIedici prints for the Public
Library Mrs. Proctor l.. Dougherty
has consented to act as honorary
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Philip s.
smith president of the club, and Mrs.
o. l.. Veerhoff and Mrs. Godfrey
Creyke, chairman and secretary OF
the art section. The other members
of the committee of arrangements are
Mrs Hersey Munroe, candy? Mrs.
Francis Walker. patronesses; Mrs.
LYMAN E. Swormstedt, hostess; Mrs.
William r. Myers. prizes; Mrs. f. r.
AfcComas, talies and score cards.
The Susan b. Anthony Foundation,
Inc, held its semi-monthly meeting
Tuesday evening in its headquarters
at the Arlington Hotel. The musical
program was in charge of Mrs. War
ner Gibbs, and consisted of Il musical
reading by Mrs. Farley W. Parkinson,
including I'm the Usual Way" by
Fergus; THE Modern Maiden's La
nh q n
Moo Cow Moo" Cooke Williams.
Mrs. Parkinson also accompanied
Marguerite de Porry, soprano. in
kitty Of Coleraiue.'' old Irish folk
song: "Venez Agriable," Printemps,
French folksong; encore, "Bonjour,
Nea Belle c. II. Behrend, and Ber-
herd c. Spille, tenor in "Rudelph's
Night" Carl Bohm: encore, Songs
Ny Mother Taught Me-"
An account was given of the meet
ing of the Maryland Branch on Thurs
day at the Roland Park Woman's
club, Baltimore, under the direction
of Mrs Virginia Peters Parkhurst,
as chairman of the committee on ma
tional representation for the people
of the District of Columbia. The reso-
luton recommending that the women
OF Maryland work for it was unanf-
mously adopted. Mrs. Emma Maddox
Funk, one of the old suffrage workers
with Miss Anthony and one OF the
leading civic workers of the State,
made a most enthusiastic speech in
favor of the memorial. Mrs. Charles
Vernon Fowler, president of the Anne
Arundel County League of Women
Voters. was equally emphatic and en-
thusiastic in pledging the support of
the women of Maryland. Plans for
the dinner on the one hundred and
seventh anniversary of Susan r. An
thongs birth at the Arlington Hotel,
on February Is, were discussed and
hopes expressed that the public will
include that anniversary with those
of the other two emancipators, Wash
ington and Lincoln, both of which
also come in February. Mrs. Leon
Arnold, as chairman Of the ways and
means committee, announced that
card party will be given III the Airing
ton Hotel on February s. The officers
will be at home informally at the
Arlington on Saturday from to 6
o'clock
The District OF Columbia Chapter.
American War Mothers, met Friday,
s pm, at the Lee House. Mrs.
Anna Shanahan. State president of
New Jersey. and Mrs Nesa, Russell,
National Gold Star chairman Of Boul-
der. Colo, were guests. Mrs. Russell
spoke of an orchard near the Memo
rial Home where the patients of
Fitzsimmons Hospital will benefit by
recreation and remuneration.
Friendship House Nursery Aid
Club.-The January meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Harvey B.
Gram, No 1885 Girard street tomor-
row, at 1870 pm. when final arrange
ments will be made for the benefit
entertainment to be given February
3 at Pierce Hall. corner OF Sixteenth
and Harvard streets, for Friendship
House. Miss Sybil Baker. head of
the community center department of
the District public schools, will talk
on THE Service of the Community
Center 10 the Community The
musical program will be furnished by
Mrs. E. ID. Shreve. soprano. Assist
ing Mrs. Gram will be Mrs. Edwin
A Mess, Mrs. /. y. F'luckey. Miss
Flora Johnson. Mrs. A. l.. kendrick,
Mrs. i. L. Johnson and Mrs. Walter
l.. Cliff
The Elmira College Club.-The
members and their friends were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w.
Crocker, Chevy Chase, Md. last Sun
day afternoon. Mrs. Charles Rippy,
former president of the club. presided
at the tea table. Miss Cynthia Crock
assisted II, IA DINING ,onna