Evening star., 1927-11-06

| NrfdNeS Oh Lle Agnes scott College,
DIR. Elizabeth Schoon, Mrs. Chester
Morrill, of the University of Tennessee
and the hostess from the hospitality
committee. Miss F.. Agnes Dillon
There will be two groups for the
study of pre-school education. or
GaniZed by the committee on eduCa
tion, of which Dean Mary Louise
Brown of American University is
chairman. The beginning group will
| hold its first meeting Tuesday at $50
pm. in the private dining room of
| the clubhouse, 1884 / street. This
group is open to members and non-
members of the association and the
meetings will be held weekly during
the year. The group leaders will be
Dir, Lois Hayden Meek. educational
secretary of the American Associa-
/ tion of University Women. and Miss
Nell Boyd Taylor, assistant educa.
tOnal secretary.
! The second group for the study of
pre.school education--the advanced
! class-will meet for tho first time this
year tomorrow It s pm. in the pri.
Vate dining room of the clubhouse.
! Miss TAYLOR will be the leader and
/ the meetings are open to all who have
| done previous study in the pre-school
| field, whether members of the club or
not. The study outline to be fol.
| lowed will he Interests of Young
! Children" The first three meetings,
| however, will he devoted to discussion
of the topics, obedience" Honesty"
and "Ownership."
Wednesday afternoon at 445 will
occur one of the fortnightly talks.
Representative Albert Johnson. who
has been the Representative from the
| third district of the State Of Washing
tnt CT, ,,-l,. .e.
! of the House committee on immigra.
ton and naturalization will speak
relative to his recent tour of inspec-
! ton of the Canadian and Mexican
/ borders
/ On Thursday at sis pm Norman
/ Angel, author of The Great Illu-
! sion" will speak on "Internat tiona.
Agreement and Naval Disarmament"
/ The program committee. of which
| Mrs. Edward Nourse is chairman, has
! arranged a course on 1.-The Place of
! Arbitration in the Outlawry of War"
and this is one of the lectures. Mr..
Angell's ideal of lecture is said to
| be "a conversation with the audience"
and this Englishman has an unusual
understanding of an American au-
dience, due. perhaps. to the unique
combination of his English birth,
| French education. American expert.
ence The is q constant contributor to
! the American press) his association
for years with men of affairs, like the
late Lord Northcliffe, and his friend.
ship with men of letters and political
leaders of all parties in both France
and England. Mr.. Angell's talk will
be open to members and their guests
Mrs. Lynn Edminster will be chair.
man for the second of the evening
dances, which will be held November
II at 8 pm.
The District League of American
Pen women has started membership
campaign, based upon the new ruling
of the National League. wherein WON.
en- in the Government service, on
newspapers, and in Syndicates who
contribute daily or monthly unsigned
material for which they are paid
regular salary can become members of
! the District League by presenting
| written statement of the fact that
credentials submitted are original and
have been paid for. Heretofore the
close ruling that all original work
must bear a by-line has deprived the
District League of many valuable
members.
The drama group, Mrs. Estenc
| Moses, chairman, will meet Monday
| street, at pm. Mrs. Moses will re-
! quire each member of her group to
write brief synopsis of a plot, which
will be developed into story and
! finally into the complete dialogue of
the drama. The best play written in
! the group during the season will be
| produced by the league. The group
is open to all persons interested in
drama. Those wishing to enroll may
do SO by communicating with Mrs.
Moses or Miss Rebecca Dial, secretary
of the drama section.
The necessity of a complete knowl.
edge of parliamentary law for the
clubwoman has evidenced itself in the
number of members enrolling in the
parlia mentary law section Miss
Bertha Francis Wolfe, chairman. will
| meet with the group on Thursday at
pm.
| Each member of the special feature
| group Is asked to bring an original
| feature TO the meeting Tuesday at
pm. Members wishing quick turn
over for their work will find this sec.
| ton valuable
! At the book review tea. which will
| be given Saturday from 4:30 to s D.
| Miss Marie Redfern will review
| 'Grandmothers," BY Wescott; Mrs. +.
| Nelson Dingley, first vice president of
the National League, will review Mrs.
Larz Anderson's book, From Cosair
| to Riffin." The proceeds from this
! book have been turned over to the
national fellowship fund by Mrs. An.
| derson. MaZa de la Roche's prize
novel, "Jalna." will be reviewed BY
Miss Agnes Winn.
Mrs. Ellis Logan. chairman of the
| fine arts section, will have Miss Grace
Durham Guest, assistant curator of
the Freer Art Gallery, speak before
the league on Pottery" November 9.
The second Of the Sunday musicalss
VIII be given next Sunday Miss
| Irene Juno, chairman Of the music
group under whose auspices the mu-
slcales are given, announces thar
among the guest artists will be
! sophocles /. Papas. guitarist. and his
! Columbian Hawaiian Guitar and
! Ckulele Club. Mrs. Dorothy Sherman
| Plerson, vocalist; William Piersop,
pianist, Gertrude Dyre, pianist; Anne
watson Ayers who will present her
| BANJO story" assisted by Virginia
Hufor and Minnie Volkman. DIR.
ANITA Marie Boggs, Miss Alice Hutch.
| ms Drake and Miss Elizabeth HaIlott
Barnes Will act as official hostesses.
DIR. Bosgs, president, has appointed
| NFs. Alice Rogers Hager chairman of
the standing committee on clubrooms
| mrs Lily X. Hunt has accepted the
cnairfnanshlp on refreshments and
| Mrs. &. ". Allen on cI1brooro re,tols
The Susan Il. Anthony Foundation.
Inc, will hold its monthly business
meeting Tuesday pm. at the Cairo
Hotel. All reports that were moi
completed at the last meeting will be
called FOR, and it is requested that
All papers and records relating to the
work OF last year will be brought in
and flied with the secretary rha
work Of the present season win ho
| started with enthusiasm; new com.
mittees will be appointed. Members