Evening star., 1927-05-29

or of Nuremberg, who had a gift fo
Miss Schade in the shape of larg
colOred reproduction of the famou
portrait of Albrecht Durer tborn a
Nuremberg on May 81. 147D. TIL
printed program for the evenings en-
tertainment read as follows:
Quartet. "Op. Is. No. f.. ".... Beethove
Scherzo
String quartet of George Washington Uni
Herman Weihe. first violin.
Seymour Rosenberg. second violin.
| Paul Gropp. viola.
Address. Dr. Paul Gieis.
"Wenn die Rosen buhen". Louise Reichard
''Ich kann es NIGHT fassen, ncht SlaHben,"
Marjorie Lowe
c..o.,y Amy G. Leavitt at the piano.
Emma Won Seyfried V
| Piano solos:
haabesoHe hatbbae mo- No il 1. i,shops, Shopl,
m ,'''N Alice B. Harvey: D'"s''
| THE German Dramatic Club
Herr Emil H. Boelter.
"'schafers Klagelied' ..........s Schubert
gretchen am Splnnrad' Schubert
Edna Jones
Alexander Hennemann at the piano.
water wheel Under the Films" :: Hennemanr a
the piano.
founder and president of the Deutche
Literarische Verein. Anita Schade, by
the president, A. Werner.Spanhoofd.
TRIO. ''D Moll. Erster Satz". .Mendelssohn
Bemadette Berard. violin.
Anna Ulke. cello:
Alice B. Harvey. klavier.
WOmen's City Club.-The tea given
at the clubhouse, 90 Jackson place,
this afternoon at o'clock will have
as hostesses Mrs. Jennie o. Berlin
er. Miss Katherine Rineburg and Miss
Florence Ward, assisted by members
of the hospitality committee. A
special program of music has been
arranged. Miss Ina Holtscheiter,
soprano soloist, will sing, accompanied
on the piano by Miss Hoxie. Miss
Elizabeth J. Raymond will preside
at the tea table. Members of the
club are invited and guest privilege
can be arranged at the desk.
The Tuesday evening free and easy
auction section will meet at 1880, the
regular hour prevailing throughout
the Summer months. Miss Hazel
Swift, chairman.
The business and professional sec.
ton will sponsor a dinner June 8 at
$50 pm. Miss Pearl Mccall, Assist
ant United States Attorney and re,
Gently elected a member of the board
Of directors Of the club, is chairman
of this section and will preside. Mrs.
Martha Gold, clerk to the, Senate
committee on post Office and post
roads, will be the speaker. How a
Bill Becomes a Law" will be the sub.
ject of the talk. Mrs. Gold is a char.
fors mn atnaxs nf hn n1V ND
ber of the Bar Association.
Mrs. j. Garfield Riley, club presi-
dent, will be at the clubhouse to meet
members and their friends on Thus.
day at the regular hours for receiving,
from IL am. to pm. Tea will be
served at $50.
The District of Columbia Society,
Daughters of 1872, held it's last meet.
ing of the season and annual luncheon
at the Willard Hotel May IA. The
meeting was opened by prayer and
salute to the flag, Mrs. Francis A. st.
Clair presiding. Preceding the lunch
con the minutes were read and ac.
cepted.
The following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker;
second vice president, Mrs. J. Frank
..
w. Trowbridge; corresponding secrc-
tary, Miss Mary A. Stalling; regis
trar, Mrs. Albert F. Olsen; chaplain,
Mrs. c. w. Sheriff; historian, Mrs.
Samuel Polkinhorn; auditor, Mrs
Herbert Blandy. Mrs. Francis A. st.
Clair was made honorary president.
A protest against the destruction of
shade trees along the streets was
voiced in a resolution unanimously
adopted by the society.
Real Daughters present at the
luncheon were Mrs. Herbert Blandy,
Mrs. Clara Louise Bowling, Miss
Estelle Richardson and Mrs. George
f. Sibley.
The Susan b. Anthony Foundation
held it's annual meeting Tuesday eve.
ming at the Arlington Hotel. Officers
were elected for the coming year, con.
sisting of Mrs. Clara O'Brien McCrone,
president; vice presidents, Mrs. Mary
Allen Adams, Mrs. Nanette b. Paul,
Mrs. Grace Ross Chamberlin, Mrs
| Corbin Thompson, Mrs. Edgar c.
| Snyder, Mrs. Lucy B. Cash; recording
secretary, Mrs. Regina de le Ton
Drown; corresponding secretary, Mrs
A. M. Patterson; treasurer, Mrs. Jessie
+. Deal; board of directors, Mrs. Clara
O'Brien McCrone, Mrs. Anna E. Hend
| ley, Mrs. Nanette B. Paul, Mrs. Grace
r. Chamberlain, Mrs. Appleton Clark
Miss Jessie Dell. Miss Bede f. John
son. Mrs. George G. Seibold, Mrs
Marie Fl. Heath, Mrs. Virginia Peters
| Parkhurst, Mrs. Leon Arnold, Mrs
Ruby Lee Minar. Mrs. Mallie Roberts
Nichols. Mrs. Lily McFadden and Mrs
Frank Elton Neeley. Four new S. 3
A. Wheels, with the new members
were welcomed into the foundation
and all were invited to attend the pic
mic on Tuesday at the home of DR.
and Mrs. George II. Wright, at Forest
Glen, Md. Those who can. are asked
to go out in the early part of the day
and have lunch at / pm. There will
be program of speaking and music
both afternoon and evening. All wht
cannot arrive in the morning will &c
out after Office hours and have a
o'clock picnic dinner. Coffee ant
ice cream will be obtainable on the
grounds. Each guest should go pro
| vided with a box of sandwiches OF
other substantials. Miss Jean Wilson
will give humorous recitations of suf
frage days: Mrs. Lily McFadden will
whistle solos and give negro dialec
stories: Mrs. Mabel Owen Wilcox will
lead in the dramatic presentation q
the sketches of Susan B. Anthony ant
other pioneers; Caroline f. Gosser will
sing two groups of songs, accom-
panied by Wallace Wright, proprietor
of Open Fields Schools, Forest Glen
There will be music and speeches by
the pioneers.
To reach the home take the Long
fellow bus on Sixteenth street ant
transfer to Forest Glen bus at Ken
nedy street; leave bus at Triangle sta
ton and walk to Open Fields or DR.
Wrights home. Or take the Nintl
street car and transfer to Forest Gle,
bus at District line and go to Opel
Fields.
l. SOrOptimist Club.-The Meeting O
Mystery planned for the weekl,
luncheon of the club held Wednesda.