Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-02

| ming With Emerson" The president,
w. e. Bryant, will preside. The follow
ing members will take part: Miss Eliza
beth Wilson, Miss Kinda Burke, Mrs.
Jessie Webster, Mrs. Claude N. Ben
| nett, Mrs, Alice Church Depue, Rev.
John j. Huddle, Mr.. William Saun-
ders, Mrs. Emma Ostrander, Miss
Kate Curry, Mrs. Emma Ware An
! derson.
! American Association of University
WOmen.-The program for the week
at the clubhouse starts with the
weekly tea tomorrow at which Miss
| Grace F'rysinger of the extension
service Of the Department of Agri-
culture will be the guest OF honor.
Miss Frvsinger will talk on Eight
Thousand Miles of Motoring In Rural
| Europe" Mrs. Clyde Warburton.
who is the hostess. will be assisted at
| the tea table by Mrs. Clyde Asher
and Mrs. A. G. Dillman.
| On January three events are
scheduled: The book review section
meeting at HAS in the morning, the
aution bridge club at In the evening
and the study group In adolescence IN
the lounge of the clubhouse at 7:45 in
the evening. DIR. Winifred Richmond,
specialist in the field of adolescence,
| PSYCHOLOGIST at ST. Elizabeth's Hos
| pital. and author of THE Adolescent
Girl" will have charge. as leader, or
this study group. They will meet
every other Wednesday at the same
| time and place and as the meetings
are open to non-members as Well as
| to members Of the club it is important
that those interested send their names
to the clubhouse. 1884 street,
| where reservations will be made.
The educational office Of the American
Association of University Women Is
| endeavoring to bring these child study
groups to the attention of every one
Interested in the subject, and, there
fore, there will be no charge for at
tending any of the meetings.
On Saturday, from to II pm,
there will be a dance at which Mrs.
| Clyde Warburton and Mrs. A. G. Dill
man will be hostesses, assisting Mrs:
| Chester Morrill,, who is chairman or
| the committee in charge.
Wellesley Club.-Mrs. Marie Warren
Potter of Brooklyn, NY, president OF
| the Wellesley College Alumnae Asso-
| citation, will address the club Wednes.
day at it's meeting at the home OF
Miss Mary Riley, 2141 Leroy place.
| This is one of series Of addresses
which Mrs. Potter will make while on
four months tour Of Wellesley
Clubs throughout the country. Mrs.
Potter is the author Of the Wellesley
sesQui-centennial pageant, The wing
ed Soul" whose presentation In
Alumnae Hall. Wellesley College. last
June, was an outstanding feature or
the semi-centennial celebration. Be.
fore becoming president of the Alum
nae Association Mrs. Potter served
| for three years as president of the New
York Wellesley Club. She Is Of the
| wellesley class of 1907. Although
| the Alumnae Association has previ-
ously sent four visitors to the Welles.
| lev Clubs throughout sthe country,
Mrs. Potter is the first officer or the
| association to make such a trip.
The Susan B. Anthony Foundation
will hold, meeting at the Roland
Park Woman's Club, Baltimore,
Thursday at 2:30 PM, under the aus
pices of the Maryland branch and
| the two committees, National Repre-
sensation for the District Of Columbia
and the Memorial Clubhouse. Mrs.
| Virginia Peters Parkhurst, director
| for Maryland, will preside. Mrs. Anna
1 e. Hendley, Mrs. Nanette B. Paul.
author of Pauls Parliamentary Law,
etc; Mrs. Charles E. Early. president
| club of .Brandywine; Mrs. Clarence
| Vernon Fowler, president Anne Arun-
| del County League of Voters and vice
president Fourth Regional District
| Maryland Federation of Women'S
Clubs; Mrs Luella NJ. MacKennan. DIR.
Zaida B. Hates and Mrs. Emma Mad
dox U. William Funk, president Fed
Grafton Republican Woman's Clubs
| and president, Twentieth Century
| Club, both of Baltimore City, will give
| short addresses. Names added to the
| Maryland branch since last week are:
| Lady Nancy Aston, member of Par
| Lament, London: Mrs. Ella L. Darby,
/ Mrs Charles F. Miller, Mrs. Henry
| Otenhamer Mrs. d. HutZler, Mrs.
4 Annie Cordes, second vice president of
| the Woman's Club of Berwyn, Md.
| Hostesses at the, tea table will be
Mrs. Leon Arnold, Mrs. Lucy Cooper
| Shaw and Mrs. Alfred Anthony.
| Swepson Earle, commissioner of con-
| servation of Maryland, will give an
| illustrated talk on the fish, crab and
| oyster industry of Maryland. To
reach the Roland Park Clubhouse.
| upon leaving the train at Camden sta
| ton, walk two blocks to Howard and
| Pratt streets and take car number
| 10 for Roland Park. If leaving at
Mt. Royal station, walk two blocks
| to number 10 car for, Roland Park.
Leave Nui a. A"V Aeoi"AiN 0'SA1NS A"A
| clubhouse.
The next meeting of the foundation
will be January II. Officers will be at
home informally at Arlington Hotel on
Saturday from to 6 pm. Dues for
the year 1925 may be sent to the
treasurer, Mrs. j. r. Deal, headquar-
tiers, Arlington Hotel.
| The Wonan's Club of Bethesda
will meet January IL at the home OF
Mrs. Edwin G. Bradenburg, 1924
Calvert street. Washington. This is
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