Evening star., 1928-02-12

the New Jersey Consumers League IN
Newark. Her subject was the "Fed-
eral Womens and Children's Bureaus
Twentieth Century Members
admitted at the last meeting were MRS.
Richard p. Stimson. Mrs. Percy II.
Bailey and Mrs. Willard Goss.
A resolution of much Importance to
all members was adopted providing that
the March meeting of the club be held
at Pierce Hall. and the April meeting
at the National Press Club auditorium.
Anticipating that the growing needs of
the club will make change to roOmfer
quarters in the near future imperative
n committee headed by Mrs. Joshua
Evans found these two places most
likely to be suitable for the purposes
OF the club and trial meetings were
decided upon It is hoped that every
member OF the club will attend these
particular meetings in order to vote
mtelligently.
The art section will meet at the
Woman's University Club Monday at
4 80 pm. Ross c. Purdy will speak on
the artistic and material side of ccra-
mics Tea will be served
The music section. Mrs. Eugene
Byrnes, chairman. will meet Tuesday at
L I'll III
ans City Club. The subject Is THE
Chorus" Mrs. Frank Howard will give
talk on the earliest chorus and its
Importance in the Greek drama. The
members are requested to bring their
books, as a short time will be spent in
singing
The February meeting OF the section
of education will meet February l6. at
II am. at the Cleveland Park Club
DR.. William A. White. head Of St. Eliza
beth's Hospital. will speak on Mental
Clinics for Children" The hostessaS
will be Mrs. Francis Goodwin. chair
man: Mrs. Ernest r. McComas, Mrs.
Joeffrey Creyke. Mrs Edwin G. Nourse,
Mrs. Robert H. McNeill, Mrs. j. B.
Campbell. Mrs. Grosvenor Jones. Mrs.
Mark Allen Watson. Mrs. Leonard L.
Harter and Mrs. ID. o. Dodge.
International Association OF Art and
Letters.-The first literary salon of
1928 will be held this evening at $50
at the Carlton Hotel
During the literary hour there will
tional aspects OF Lincoln and a varied
musical program. This will be fol-
lowed and preceded by literary half
hour. carrying out the idea of the
French salon so popular in the eight
zenith century.
The Henneman Meistersingers will
make their first public appearance. un-
der the direction OF DR.. Alexander
Henneman. in varied program con-
sisting of Hymn to Night" tBeethovcnD .
Thanksgiving" Henneman, Jewels
of JOY" Irish folk song). The Land of
Leal" tProtheroe). When Love Is
Kind" Irish folk Song,.
Following the address OF the pres
ident Col. Wade Hampton Cooper. who
is himself Lincoln authority. cx-Gov.
Richard Yates OF Illinois will speak
A foreigners Interpretation of Lincoln
will be presented by S. Panaretoff, for
mer Minister from Bulgaria. now a
member OF the faculty o; George WASH
ington University. Foreign diplomats
present will be given an opportunity to
say a few words on the outstanding
men OF their respective countries.
Additional musical numbers will be
given under the direction of Prof.
August King Smith.
A feature OF the salon will be the
literary hour which will preccde and
follow the musical and literary pro-
gram AT these international salons
members and guests interested in world
affairs and world literature and art
are given the opportunity to discuss
topics OF mutual interest.
Association Of University Women,
the Monday tea DR.. Ross c. Purdy. pro-
fessor OF ceramics at Ohio State Uni
versity. editor OF the Ceramics Journal
and secretary OF the American Ceramic
Society, will speak on THE Artistic and
Material Sides OF Ceramics" The
speaker will be introduced by Mrs. Otto
Veerhon. The art section of the Twen-
tieth Century Club will be guests for
the afternoon and the hostesses are
Miss Grace Lincoln Temple and Miss
Genevieve Hendricks.
The advanced preschool study group
viii meet tomorrow evening at 7:45
and Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 the
beginners preschool class will be held
Instead OF an evening lecture in the
arbitration series. as announced for Fri
day. DR.. Charles @. Fenwick, profess
sor OF political science at Bryn Mawr
College. will speak at 7 pm. dinner
on some phase OF arbitration. DR.. Fen
WICK Is an author and lecturer OF note
on the subject OF international law.
The Susan b. Anthony Foundation.
Inc. will meet on February II at the
Stoneleigh Court parlors at 3 pm. All
members OF the foundation are cor.
daily invited TO attend memorial scrv-
ices from 1890 to pm at the Wom-
ems City Club. followed BY a luncheon.
where there is lifc-size portrait OF
Susan B. Anthony owned by the foun-
dation. Tributes will be paid to Miss
Anthony and DR.. Anna Howard Shaw.
whose birthday Is also February IA. A
laurel wreath will be placed on the
portrait Of Miss Anthony By Mar
guerte Marion Hcndley. granddaughter
OF Mrs. Anna Il. Hendley. whose BIRTH
day Is also February ~, E. X. Mat
thews. accompanied by Mrs Margery
Soper, will render several solos. There
VIII be a dress rehearsal Of all those
taking part In the dramatic sketches
depicting episodes in the lie of Miss
Anthony. written by Nanette B. Paul
and directed by Mrs. Carlton Savage,
at pm. at the First congregat tional
on Monday and Tuesday.
Other features Of the program OF
unusual interest which will take place
al the birthday celebration OF Susan b
Anthony at the First Congregational
the Presidents church, Feb
ruary Is. at 3 pm. Will be vocal Selec-
tions rendered by Ruby Smith .stahl.
the director Of music at the church,
who will sing for the opening The
Battle Hymn OF the Republic" by Julia
Ward Howe, who will be impersonatcd
In costume by Or. Laura IS. Brcnnon.
who is a second cousin Of Miss Howe
Miss Stahl will also sing Klplines Re
cehsionai" accompanied by Charlotte
n. T.1Ir.,o1I'c