Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-29


Daughter OF Col and Mrs. Walter +. \
frequent visitor
low Miss Whilden, Mrs. Hannay. Mrs
Barrach, Mrs. Brumbaugh, Mrs. Gates.
Mrs. ST. Clair. Mrs. Olsen. president OF
the Maryland chapter. and Mrs Met
calf of Detroit. president of the Michi-
gan chapter, will be present
American Association Of University
Women. At the Monday tea
Mrs. Wilson Compton will speak on
THE Nobel Presentation Ceremonies in
Stock holm, December 10. 1927" The
hoSteSSes from the University of Cali
fornia will be Mrs. John G. Merriam
| Dr. Margaret M. Alltucker. Mrs. Nor
man F. Titus and Mrs. A. F. Dame
miller assisted by Mrs b. K. Chestnut.
Mrs A. r. Kellogg. Miss Bertha NJ.
Weinberg, Mrs. Charles H. Kunsman
and Mrs. Wendell r. Roop.
AT a luncheon on Saturday, Clay
Hamilton lecturer. author and dramatic
critic, will speak on THE Public and
the Play" Mr. Hamilton comes TO
the club by courtesy OF George c.
Tyler. who is reviving Saroou's play,
Diplomacy in celebration of the Sar-
dou jubilee year. Members who
recall the delightful lecture by Walter
Pritchard Eaton for which they were
indebted TO Mr.. Tyler several years
ago will look forward to Mr. Hamilton S
lecture with double interest Miss Sibyi
! Baker will be hostess
The Susan b. Anthony Foundation.
Inc, held the regular monthly meeting
of the board OF directors Tuesday eve
ming at the headquarters in the Port
ner Apartments. New. committees were
added TO those already at work on the
birthday celebration OF Susan B. An
thony on February Is. which will be
held in the First Congregational Church.
the church OF the President
All pioneers in the suffrage cause
and charter members OF the Anthony
League who wish 10 be present are re-
ouested 10 send their names 10 Mrs.
Marie H. Heath. 280l Adams Mill road,
who is in charge and will arrange with
Mrs. w. Grayson Orme, chairman of
club cooperation. for reservations.
Mrs Brooks Fletcher will be in charge
OF the congressional delegation and r.
j. Lukens, vice chairman OF club CO.
operation, viii be in charge OF church
and fraternai organizations.
Among others planning 10 take part
in the celebration are Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Cans and Mrs. Catherine r.
Willis, grandniece OF Lucretia Mott.
whom she will impersonate. and Mrs
who is inviting prominent Maryland
women, and will be present herself with
State Senator and Mrs. Lansdale G.
S;scer OF Upper Marlboro. Senator
Dudley O. Roe, Queens County, ana
Representative r. -. Zihlman.
The Susan b. Anthony Foundation
was we'll represented at the hearing on
national representation before the
House on January 4 and Will also at
tend the hearing on February 2.
It's last meeting. January II. listened To
talk by Prof Thor Kerekes OF
Georgetown University on Paul Ernst
modern German poet and possible
candidate TOR the Nobel Prize. from
whose works Prof kerekes also read a
short story, which added interest 10 the
lecture.
Miss Anita Schade. president OF the
club, presided and also gave two read
ings, one In prose ''Ich Iiebe Dich
Well" and Ernst Eckstein's poem
"Das Maerchen Won Glueck,
| Miss Emma Won Seyfried. teacher OF
German at Western High School. gave
brief account OF meeting of the
| Home and School Association. where a
German play was given and included
an address made by herself on that oc-
| casion advocating the study OF IAN
| guages, particularly German
During the evening two groups al
mezzo-soprano songs were contributed
by Miss Mary ODonoghue with Or
Alexander Hennemann AT the piano
The FIRST was n pair OF Brahms songs
"Llebstreu" and ''Wiegenlied" and the
second. in English. included THE Cry
Of Rachel" by EaIter. and First love u
by LOhr Encores were called for and
brought out Her RISE" by COombs
and Il Passed by Your Window" told
| English.
The meeting was brought Ia a close
by informal remarks by FRAU Or, kuep-
pers, visitor In the city: Df, Henne.
mann ana others
The program for the next meeting
| February III, has been taken over by
| Miss Mary Isabel Kelly. and viii natu'
rally be d musical one
! Some OF those present were DT, A, Is
! Dunno. the Misses Ulke. A. w Span.
| hoofd. Mrs. Clara Mueller. Miss Anita
| Mueller. Miss LeaNtt and Mrs. j. Is
MCCOY
The District League ef America
Pen Women will have Clayton Hamil
Ton, AN authority on the drama. spea.
before H. February 4, nj o pm. TIL,
lecture will he In addition Ia the regu
lar ThurSdsy night salon when h. G
Piumner, vice chairman ~ the United
States shipping Board. viii speak oi
| My Sea Stories"
~ the last salon Charles Bl0emak 81
president III the Penn Publishing Co
came ~ Washington M the specia
guest III Miss Alice Hutchina Drake, u
speak before the league on THE Pub
fishers Point OF View" The Chairman
Of the salon. Mihs Patricia Poe Ben
nett, aud the chairman Of men
night" combined forces for This leo
lure Mrs Eugene Peters ana Mr.
EIiGsbeth Burgess Hughes Coliister la
vitsd prominent men ~ the eity inter
esLed IN tbs writing profession ta b.
The guests nj the league for the evening
Among those present were shnatd
Royal Copeland. Representative w NJ
vails. Representative Walton Moore
IN Clarence Owens. Coi, Eugene y
Heron, Hunter MuIf0rd, James =
Marshall Jack Tate. jam Wade. q. J
Dickson. MI Miller, Wilmot i.swis. VII
liam fshnwaIief Ralph Graves la
AMMAN Hahn "A aufntHn Ilnil