Evening star., 1928-11-04

lion of slightly over $l00 for the cam
!. paign fund.
The next meeting of the league vii
take place tomorrow at the Washing
ton Club, 1910 Seventeenth street, a
pm, when Mrs. Hartman will en-
tertain the membership. Each member
will please present her membership
card at the door and is invited to bring
new member without further formal.
ity than the presentation of her per-
sonal card.
The Arts Club program for Novem-
this evening, when Miss Katherine
DunkhorSt, an artist member. of tho
club, with group of her pupils, viii
give some rhythmic dances. On Sum-
day afternoon, November IL, the hosts
at the tea will be Comdr. L. P. Clephane
and Miss Marjorie Lowe. when the eX-
hibition opening that day will be by
Miss Dieke of Cleveland. At the tea
opening the exhibition by Alfred F
Hutty of. New York and Hugo linden OF
Dusseldorf, Germany, on Sunday, No
vember 25, Beverly H. Harris and Miss
Elizabeth V. Hammond will be the
hosts.
At the first Tuesday dinner of the
month, on November 6, Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad H. Young will be the hosts and
MFR. Young will present pictures showing
the production, transportation and man
ufacture of cork. Election returns will be
given between reels. DR.. and Mrs. Gill
bert Grosvenor will be the dinner hosts
on Tuesday, November 13, and Mrs.
Grosvenor will give her impressions of
Japan, showing pictures. Charles Trow-
bridge Tittman basso, will give the
program on Tuesday evening, Novem-
ber 20, with ATi-S Lucy Brickenstein at
the piano. Miss Brickenstein also will
serve as hostess at the dinner preceding
the musical.
Miss Mary A. Cryder will be the
hostess at the Thursday dinner, No
vember 8, when the program will be
given by Emily Harold, soprano; Hor-
ace Smithey, baritone, with Mrs.
Smithey at the piano. Percy Lee Ather-
| ton, composer, will be the guest of
honor Miss Emily Read Jones and
Mrs. George w. Johnston will be the
hoStesses at the dinner on Thursday
evening, November l5, when James
Lewis Moneyway will be the guest of
honor and speaker of the evening on
The Short Story-From the Editors
Viewpoint" Mr. and Mrs. Bush-Brown
will be the hosts and DR.. and Mrs. Al
Thursday evening. November %. DR..
| Atwood will give "A Journalists View
| of the City Beautiful" Thanksgiving
will be celebrated at the club on Thurs
| day evening, November 90, by a gala
dinner On Saturday evening, Novem-
Der II. a dinner dance will be given,
with Mrs. John Gaynor as hostess.
The Shakespeare Society will meet
tomorrow. 8:15 pm, in the auditorium
of the Corcoran Gallery of Art. The
speaker of the evening is Mrs. Fulton
| Lewis, whose topic will be Queen
Elizabeth
The dramatic program will consist of
Othello will be played by H. r.
DeSdemona by Miss Leona Schoyer,
Emilia by Miss Rosemary Arnold,
Michael Cassie by Eldridge Monroe and
clown by Clarence E. Ruebsam.
William E. Bryant, vice president,
will preside.
Visitors in the city are welcome and
residents are invited to attend and give
their names to the secretary.
Voteless ID. C. League of Women
VoterS.-During the last few weeks ef-
fective work has been done by the
league in providing information for
absentee voters, concerning registra-
ton and voting. For two weeks head
quarters were maintained at the Will
lard through the courtesy of the man.
agsment. Mrs. william e. Chamber
lin was chairman of arrangements.
Mrs. H. l.. Parkinson was In charge.
A total of 28l persons from IS States
were given assistance The first vote
of a woman 20 years old was among
those recorded in the campaign. Many
who made application for voting infor-
nation were curious to know why the
District was deprived of the privilege.
The tentative program of the league
includes meetings in charge Of the COM
mittees on District representation child
welfare, women in industry, living costs,
legal status of women and educat. on
respectively. After the first of the year
courses will be offered in the study OF
international relations and Govern
ment. Opportunities for constructive
service In local affairs are constantly
being pres snted. Directors of the league
are Mrs. A. j. McKelwav, Mrs. Albert
H. Putney Mrs. George Kicker and Mrs.
Lyman B. Swormstedt. officers are
MRS. Henry Grattan Doyle, president;
Mrs. Norman F. Titus, first vice preSi-
QenI, N1ES. OLlHrleS IL. MCNdIy, SCOOIAu
vice president; Mrs William Harllee,
recording secretary; Mrs. Harry Lee
Parkinson, corresponding secretary;
Mrs Harwood Read, treasurer. Chair
men of committees are Mrs. William E..
Chamberlin, finance; Mrs. Louis OF
| tenburg, membership; Mrs. A. J. Nc
Kelway, bulletin; Mrs. Grattan Kerans,
publicity; Mrs. Edna Johnston, ETH
cheney in Government; Mrs. H. F.
Cameron, international cooperation to
prevent war; Mrs Clara Mortenson
Boyer, child welfare; Mrs. Edward
Heating. living costs; Mrs. Frank
Hiram Smell, legal status of women;
Mrs. Catherine Morss, social hygiene;
Mrs. Rose Forester Yates, women in
| industry; Miss Muriel Fritz, new voters;
Mrs. Helen Gardner Cotton. luncheonS
and dinners Miss Edna Sheehy, dele
gate to the Federation of Citizens As
sociations The voteless recommend a
| slogan: "A vote for President in 1882. "
| Women of the District are invited to
| become members of the league. Appll-
| cations through any of its members.
The Writer'S League Of Washington
will meet at the Thomson School Fri
| day at 8 pm. Mrs. Zella Newcomb will
present the seventeenth chapter of the
composite novel, Miss Crane and Miss
| Patterson will read short stories and
Mr. Rittue, Mr.. Herndon and Miss Tur-
\ N5orSo