Evening star., 1927-10-23

ret Wartleld, Mrs '1SssSsaSa zkSsEsSs w
W. +. Pairo and Mrs. shanahan.
Mrs. Olive Carpen-
ter. The chapter meets the second
and fourth Friday of each month
Women's City CIuh.--Chairmen of
the various committees will receive at
The tea to be given this afternoon
from 1870 to O'Clock. 1t is the desire
of these committee chairmen to be-
come acquainted, at this meeting, with
as many members as possible, with
the view to aligning them with such
club activities as best tit their indi-
vidual tastes and inclinatIons; so all
are urged TO come. Miss Catherine
Cowsin will preside at the tea table
The music section and the drama
unit will open their club activities for
the saeson by a joint program to be
given October 81, at $50 pm. Ih@
numbers to be given by the Women :
City Club chorus are June Rhap,,,
sody." THE Nightineale's Song.
"Twilirht." Twas April" ITO u
Wild Rose" Honey Chile" and The
Old Refrain" Duets, Where MY
Caravan Has Rested" and Garden of
Happiness" will be sung by Miss
Emma Smith and Miss Eleanor Baker
Spencer. Miss Janet Coon will give
whistled solo, dance of the Song
birds" and three-part song, song
of the Mocking Bird" with whistied
obbligato, will be given by Miss Coon
and the chorus. Mrs. Gertrude Lyons,
chairman, who will direct the musical
features, will be assisted by Mrs
Charles Brooks Smith.
The drama unit, Mrs. Patrick
Gallagher, chairman, will present
Rehearsal" a play by Christopher
Morley, with the following club men,
bers in the cast: Freda, the director,
Mrs. Mary B. Linkins; the players,
Christine, Barbara, Sonia and Cert:
rude. portrayed by Miss May OToole.
Mrs. Frank G. Stewart. Miss Esme
Reeder and Miss Thelma Schmitt
Marjorie, the property man, Mrs.
Adele Randall. Miss Edith Oriani Will
direct the program. Cards may be OBJ
tanned at the clubhouse.
Miss MAY Eleanor Smith, chairman
of the Monday Bridge Club, has called
a meeting of the eligible players for
October &c, at PM, in order that
rules for playing and such bylaws
as are necessary to the clubs opera
tion may be adopted. A get-together
meeting will be held October 81, at
LAS pm, when new applicants for
membership will be received. This
meeting will be followed by bridge
playing. The regular weekly meetings
will begin November z, at 1:45 pm
Mrs. Grace Ross Chamberiln, chair-
man, will present William Kennedy,
of The Evening Star, as speaker
before the current events section
meeting, October 25, at 4:45 pm. MT.
Kennedy will have for his subject,
Recent Developments in the wash
ington Plan"
The ID. C. Federation Of WOmen's
Clubs will hold its opening meeting OF
the season tomorrow, IL am, at the
Roosevelt Hotel.
The morning session will be devoted
10 business; there will be two speakers
for the afternoon, DR.. Fowler or the
Department of Health of the District
and one OF the District Commissioners.
Mrs. Eva Lovette will sing preceding
the speakers of the afternoon.
Arrangements have been completed
for the card party to be given by the
federation October 90, at the Willard
Hotel. Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt, first
vice president of the federation, is
general chairman; the committee is as
follows:
Mrs. Virginia White Speel. Mrs.
Howard H. .Hodgkins. Mrs. John w.
F'rizzell and Mrs. Ellis Logan, host
esses.
Mrs. Charles FL. Jones, chairman:
Mrs. p. W. Gibbon, vice chairman;
Mrs. Eugene Pitcher, Mrs. J. c. Hemp
hill, Mrs. Eva Criswell, Mrs. Arthur
Fessenden and Mrs. John Boyle, jr.,
table reservations.
Mrs. Virginia White Speel, chair
man; Mrs. Clyde Aitchison, Mrs. Nina
Van Wrinkle, Mrs. Ruby Smith Stahl
and Mrs. Lucy Cash. prizes.
Mrs. Edgar p. Merritt. chairman;
Mrs. Wallace Streater, Mrs. George
Oliver Gillinghan1 and Mrs. Harvey
w. Wiley. tickets.
Mrs. William E. Chamberlain, chair
man: Mrs. Gertrude Bischoff, Mrs.
Tamar F. RorEe, Mrs. Sarah Deeds.
Mrs. Thomas H. Faris. Mrs. William
Tranty, Mrs. w. w. Stockberger, Mrs.
G. l.. Peckham, Mrs. Joseph V. Nc
Nary and Mrs. Otto Hammerland,
candy.
Reservations for tables may be
made by communicating with Mrs.
Charles II. Jones, chairman, 1856 New
ten street, or by calling Columbia S4S
literature section will meet at the
Cleveland Park Club. tomorrow at s
pm. Reviews of recent books will be
given by the leader of the section
Mrs. George +. Bowerman, and by
Mrs. Austin Clark. Mrs. Benjamin
Smith. Mrs. Charles II. Squire and
Miss Martha Hooper. The hostesses
will be Mrs. S. Lyman Tabor. Airs. FL
wood Morey, Mrs. Francis Goodwin,
Mrs. J. =. Campbell, Mrs. Geoffrey
Creyke, Mrs. Harold Doyle. Mrs. Jere
Crane. Mrs. ID. A. Greenlees and Mrs.
i. VI. Anderson.
The archaeology section will meet at
the home Of the chairman. Mrs. Jose
phine Low, 2G22 Woodley place. on
Tuesday, at 2:45 pm. The subject
discussed, in charge of Mrs. A. K.
Crandall, viii be Archaeological Persia. "
This small but interesting section has
carried on its studies for SO years and
many OF its first members are still
continuing the work.
The nature section will meet at Du,
pont Circle, new place Of transfer
Wednesday, October 26. at 10 am. for
o trip along the canal.
The American Association Of Uni
teresting week al its clubhouse by
giving a tea tomorrow at 43J pm. in
honor of the Canadian Minister, Vim
cent Massey, and Mrs. Massey. Mrs
Robert Hoover and Mrs. O'Connor will
receive with Mr.. and Mrs. Massey,
On Wednesday, at 4:45 pm, the
second of the series of fortnightly
talks on current topics will be giver
>Dy Herbert Hoover, Secretary oi
Commerce. Each member OF the clut
will be allowed to bring one guest.
On Friday. at 1880 pm. there viii
be a short business meeting of the
Washington branch.
Then on Friday also, at pm, {
course of lecture on THE Place o
Arbitration in the Outlawry of War
will be inaugurated by dinner, viii
James q. Mcdonald, chairman Of th'
Foreign Policy Association. as th'
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