Evening star., 1927-03-13

; hostess. assisted at the tea table by
Mrs. H. T. Baldwin and Miss Ida
Johnson
The aewing group will meet before
the tea and there will be a French
table at dinner at $50. These French
| tables after the Monday teas are
planned for every week. and Miss Car
hart announces French table for
Thursday of this week at | pm.
luncheon at which all members are
welcome.
On Tuesday several of the educators
in the Washington Public Schools are
to be the guests of the club at a
dinner at which educational matters
will be considered. DR.. Frank Ballou,
Superintendent of Schools will speak
on Our Public School Building Pro
gram" Miss BERTHE BackuS, princlpal
junior high school. will have the topic
of Our Junior High Schools, ana
Miss Jessie LaSalle assistant superln-
tendent of schools in charge of educa-
tional research, will discuss our
School Organization Based on rests
and Measurements"
Wednesday the book review class
will meet In the lounge at lilo am
In the evening the study group IN
adolescence will be lead by DIR. Winl-
IIeO fNlCDi1OtlCl, anu 1T t'To' 1t'C
ing bridge club will play, with Mrs.
T. W. HeitZ as the hostess
The Washington Readers Club Will
be entertained by one of its members,
Miss Anita Schade, at her nome, 1873
Rhode Island avenue northwest ON
Saturday evening, March 26, this day
marking the Tooth anniversary OF tne
death of the great composer, Luo"ig
van Beethoven. After a snort taih
on the life of Beethoven and his
works, Miss Schade will make eXpiana
tory remarks preceding the following
numbers to be played by the 'Ortho-
phonic Victrola under the direction
of Mr.. Howser: "Kreutzer Sonata,
violin and piano Beethoven, op 40
played by Goldie Menges and Arthur
De Greet; symphony No. 5, Minor
beethoven, op. co Royal Albert HAN
Orchestra. Sir Landon Roland, direc'
tor: Moonlight Sonata" beethoven.
op. 81, No. q, played by Harold
Bauer; die Ehre Gottes'' beethoven
sung by the Northeastern Saenger'
bund of America; Turkish marcn
from the Ruins of Athens* tBee
thoven), played by Serge Rachmanln
off
The Shakespeare Society players
will provide the dramatic entertain
ment on the program of the New
York State Society at the New WI
lard Wednesday evening, March 10
Those taking part are Miss Kate Tom
linson, Miss Rosemary Arnold, mrs
Mabel Owens Wilcox, William r.
Bryant and John Paul Locke. Il. "
Wilcox, president of the Shakespeare
Society, will make Introductory re
marks. Inquiries regarding the per
formance of Much Ado About Moth
ing" March 21, can be made of z. v
Wilcox, 33 West Irving street, CHEVY
Chase. Md.
Abraham Lincoln Circle, No. 3
Ladies of the Grand Army OF the
Republic, met March Z at 1928 Fair
mont street, the president, Mrs Edith
A. King, presided. Opening exercises
were as usual, prayer, salute TO the
flag, pledge of allegiance and singing
Frances #. Deeds, chairman of fora
committee, reported having sent
flowers to sick members. Mrs. Kate
Perkins, chairman of ways and
means. reported a nice sum realized
from the sale of candy. Mrs. Mida
Peabody chairman on patriotism
urged the members to stand together
against this country Mrs. Sarah T.
Deeds read a letter from Col Moss
president of the United States Flag
Association. the subject of a special
appeal for every organization tc
secure members. Mrs. King is chair
man for the circle. A resolution was
adopted TO accept Mrs. Tracy's selec-
tion of the white-breasted nut hatch
the official bird for the District The
circle also indorsed action taken by
the Federation of Women's Clubs ask
ing the dismissal of any teacher in
the schools of Washington who give
public expression to unpatriotic ideas
Miss Nellie C.. Colelazier introduced
Miss Mary Whitney of Dixon, Ill.
who is visiting in Washington prior
to leaving for Europe. Miss Whitney
gave report on the good work ac
complished in her State The meeting