Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-20

! treasury: Mrs. William p. Mac
Cracker, wife of the Assistant Secre-
tary OF Commerce. Mrs. Warren
Irving Glover, wife of the Assistant
Postmaster General; Mrs. Mabel Walk
er Willebrandt, Assistant Attorney
General; Mrs. Irvine l.. Lenroot, wife
of Senator Lenroot; Mrs. Frank b.
| Willis, wife of Senator Willis; Mrs.
Wesley L. Jones, wife of Senator
Jones; Mrs. Thomas Sterling, wife OF
former Senator Sterling; Mrs. Richard
Yates wife of Representative Yates
Mrs. Charles Winter, wife of Repre-
sentative Winter: Mrs. Fred ). Pur-
nell, wife of Representative Purneli
Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone, wife OF
Justice Stone; Judge Mary O'Toole,
Mrs. Clifford Pinchot. Mrs. +. K. Gaun,
| Mrs. Samuel j. Prescott, Mrs. Frank
/ w. Mondell, Mrs. Theodore W. Moves,
Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cooke, Mrs.
Frank Briggs, Mrs Edison Briggs,
Mrs. Howard l.. Hodgkins, Mrs. Ellen
Spencer Mussay, Miss Laura Harlan.
The American Association of Uni
versity Women will have as its guest
of honor and speaker at the tea to-
morrow DR.. Arthur Deerin Cali. sec
rotary of the American Peace so
ciety and editor of the Advocate of
Peace Dir. Call, who will discuss
americas Contribution to World
Peace" will be introduced by Miss
Louise Phillips, who is the hostess.
assisted by Mrs. II. f. Payne and
Mrs. Walter Buell. at the tea table.
The usual gathering of those who
chat and sew before the tea will be
held, and there will be a, French
table at the $50 dinner that evening.
On Wednesday evening those inter
ested in the study class in adolescence
will meet, with DR.. Winifred Rich
mond as leader Beginning Friday
of this week, there will be held every
week on that day a French table at
luncheon, with Miss Elizabeth Carhart
presiding.
Thursday evening will be the dra
matte evening, with the entertainment
beginning at $50.
In commemoration of the Beethoven
centennial the American Association
of University Women will present
Beethoven program, arranged by Miss
Mary Isabel Kelly, on Saturday eve
ming, March 26. which is the exact
anniversary Of Beethovens death, 100
years ago. The program will include
the Sonata Appassionata," played by
Miss Kelly: a cello sonata played by
Miss Margaret Day, and two move
ments Of trio for piano, violin and
cello Miss Kelly, Mrs. Rose Maxwell
Dickey and Spencer Prentiss). There
also will be representative Beethoven
songs, rendered by Mrs. Ethel Holtz-
claw Gawler. Miss Hazel Glenn
Hughes, Miss Lillian Adelaide Wat |
son, sopranos; Miss Marion Mccoy, |
contralto; Benjamin Voc Morrison, |
PIANIST The program will conclude |
| with the "Hallelujah Chorus" from !
1.-The Mount of Olives" conducted by |
Otto Torney Simon. Mrs. Eugene E. |
Stevens will act as hostess.
League of American Pen Women
of the District.--A tea in honor of
| tional president of the league, will be |
held this afternoon at the clubhouse
at o'clock. Mrs. c. c. Calhoun will |
preside at the tea table. Mrs. Col |
mans new book, white House Cos |
sip from Andrew Johnson to Calvin |
Coolidge" will be reviewed by Mrs. |
William Wolff Smith, president Of
the District League.
Friday afternoon the last coffee |
house symposium Of the season will
take place. Setsuzo Sawada, con-
sular of the Japanese embassy, will
| be the speaker. He will discuss THE
Modern Literature Of Japan" Last
Friday afternoon the Hoot of the Owl
Coffee House was transferred to the
patio of the Carlton Hotel. The film,
Thirty Years of Progress showing
\ the high spots in the greatest motion
| picture successes up to the present
day, was shown before a large audi
ence. Miss Marguerite Agniel, ORR
entail interpretive dancer Of New
| York, gave an illustrated talk on
dance and rhythmic health exercises.
The program for the fellowship tea
Saturday afternoon will be under the
direction of Miss Susie White Nc
Gowan, chairman Of the juvenile lit
Dance Oriental" by Helen May
Bloedorn.
DR.. A. Ma:is Boggs, chairman OF
craft activities. announces that all
manuscripts to be submitted for the
Isabel Anderson contest must be in
her hands by April /. the closing
date.
The parliamentary law class, under
the direction Of Miss Bertha Frances
Wolfe. is showing keen interest in
the practical application of parlia
mentary procedure.
The members OF the fine arts
group. Of which Mrs. Ellis Logan Is
chairman, attended the exhibition Of
Independent Artists at the Carlton
Hotel yesterday afternoon.
| A special meeting Of the league
members was held Monday night at
the clubhouse to accept the final re-
port of the bylaws committee, Of
which Mrs. Elise Mulliken, former
president, is chairman. A committee
on printing and distribution was APP
pointed. as follows; Mrs. Mulliken,
Miss Elizabeth Barnes and DIR. a.
Maris Boggs.
A large number of the District mem
bers are planning to attend the au-
thors' breakfast April Is at the May
| flower Hotel.
The Excelsior Literary Club met
| Tuesday at the home Of T.. V. Carr.
Mrs. Emily Jarboe and Mrs. +. V,
| Carr were hostesses. After the bust
ness meeting piano solo was rem
dered by Miss Hilda Hadden. followed
by a vocal solo by Miss Carrie VIII
son, with Miss MADDEN at the piano.
Mrs. Emily Jarboe sang, accompanied
at the piano by Miss Amy Leavitt.
A paper was read by Miss Mamie
Gully, followed by piano solo by
| Miss Selma Hadden; vocal duet by
Mrs. Sadie Stein and Mrs. II. Lee,
accompanied at the piano by Kath
crime Stein. Mrs. Mollie Queen Ewing
gave a poem, entitled THE Goal Of
Hope" which all seemed to enjoy
Miss Amy Leavitt gave mastery
Interpretation of works Of Beethoven
and Mrs. Royal Brasel rendered
piano solo. Mrs. Carr was on the
program, but. owing to the lateness
Of the hour. postponed her number
to another time.
Guests present, other than those
who assisted in the program, were
Mrs William l.. Griggs. Mrs. Bessie
CAN'T Of Falls Church. Va: Mrs. New
ton Menger. Miss, Flora Nichols, Mrs.
NJ. l. Smith, Mrs. Edmon r. Briggs,
Mrs Drinker. Mrs. William Marsden
and Mrs. Johnson. Refreshments