Evening star., 1928-06-10

Women's City Club.--The afternoon
teas given each Sunday during the busy
season of the club will be resumed in
the Fall. Club members will. however,
continue to have their friendly con-
course in the cool and attractive club
rooms. The Tuesday evening free-and-
easy auction section meeting through
out the year, with gatherings each week
OF members remaining in Washington,
will bring their guests in for an evening
at cards. Mrs. Lawrence Becker Is host
ess, and all members are invited to take
advantage of Summer practice in this
art. Miss Media Ann Martin is in charge
OF the guest book
Miss Helen Wilbar. chairman of the
Junior section. announces this section
will meet throughout the Summer at
the get-togethcr dinner In the Chinese
room. The dinner this month will be
Tuesday evening, $50 pm All of the
younger members of the club whether
married or not. are invited TO join this
group. Miss Wilbar will be hostess
Mrs M. Q. Chance, president. will
meet with members of the board OF di-
rectors Tuesday at 8 pm.
Miss Katharine Pike. newly appoint
ed chairman of the business and pro-
fessional section, will preside at the din
ner Wednesday evening Miss Gene
We've r Cline of Cleveland, Ohio, United
States appraiser of merchandise at the
port of Cleveland, will be the honor
guest and speaker. Members of the law
profession are especially invited Those
unable to make reservations for the din
ner are invited to come in for the after
dinner talks. All members of the club
are invited to make reservations.
Mrs. Andrew Stewart, chairman of
public health. and that committee are
sponsoring a card party to be given
June Is in the clubrooms. Mrs. Edgar
T. Brown is in charge of reservations
and at the desk.
Mrs. John Allen MunSon, chairman of
the tllinble section, announces a card
party will be given by this section July
10. the proceeds TO be used as working
funds: Mrs, L. NJ. Bourne proffers the
use of her car for transporting finished
garments to the Gospel Mission and the
Washington Home for Children. Nine
dresses and three crib blankets were
completed last week. Mrs Droune is
the newest working member.
American Association of University
W0men.-Mrs Albert l.. Barrows. the
chairman OF the hospitality committee,
plans to continue the Monday afternoon
teas during the Summer. They will
De most informal at homes for the
members remaining in the city, with
hostess and friendly chats among those
who drop into the clubhouse Monday
afternoons, between and $50. Tomor-
row Mrs. Howard S. Leroy and Mrs.
Frederick H. Meisnest will be at the
tea table.
Washington Cultus Club.-The last
meeting for the season was held at the
home Of Mrs. Appleton Clark, on Lam
Ter place Tuesday afternoon. There
were present II members. who answered
70 the roll call, and one guest, Mrs. Ed
win c. Brandenburg.
The daughter Of the hostess, Mrs.
Joel =. Sprague, assisted her mother
during the luncheon.
There was only one paper on the
program for the afternoon. It was on
the subject OF THE Changing Indus
trial World" and was ably presented by
Mrs. Lucv Copeland. Mrs. Samuel j.
Lewis lead lively discussion on cur
rent events.
The club now stands adjourned until
the Autumn. when 1t will meet the first
Tuesday in October, at the home Of
Mrs, william Knowles Cooper, In
Cleveland Park.
The Maryland Branch of the Susan
b. Anthony Foundation, Inc. will hold
strawberry festival at the home Of
Judge George s. Phillips at BYanchville
Prince Georges County, tomorrow at
pm.
Buses marked Laurel leave Fifteenth
and II streets northeast every half hour
and viii stop at the door. There VIII
be musical program and short ad-
dresses by prominent speakers.
The Berwyn- -Branchviile unit of the
1C1fnn1ffnn will art hAgfnEeNa hp{YO
Mrs Virginia Peters-P -Parkhurst, Mrs H.
Mofatt Bradley, Mrs A. Maude Phil
lips. Mrs. Lulu A. Bickford, Mrs. Leroy
Hurley, Mrs. Annie Cordes and Mrs.
John H. FIrey.
The famous bronze tablet containing
the names OF prominent national and
international women will be placed on
exhibition. These women each contrib
uteo gold dollars to the Yellow Rose
!und; OF which Mrs. Virginia Peters
PaTEhurst Is chairman. Among the
names are Lady Nancy Astor, Member
o. Parliament, London England, Mrs
John d. Sherman, president general
kecesation Women's Clubs: Mrs. Minnie
Evans Keyer, right worthy grand sscre-
tsry. Order Eastern Star: Miss Belle
6flerEir, president League Of National
women Voters, and Mrs. Oliver H. r.
Belmont OF France and New York, pres
hent National Woman's Party.
The Washington Readers Club held
It's last monthly meeting for the season,
june B, a. pm, at All Souls Church
Ale new president. Mrs. Constance IA.
Goodman, presiding. In addition 10 the
Usual business the following committees
we're appointed: Program committee for
ne ensuing year. Mrs Elizabeth M
t'nAiips. chairman; Mrg. Eva Hurd VIII
lis, lars. Esther Waidron, Mr. Wiley o.
lson, MEs. julia cuibreth Gray Miss
Helen a. Colhoun and Miss Ada Louise
Townsend, assisting Membership COM
nlIDee: Mlss Violet Pierson. Mrs. Mar
RsFet McMuilin. and Mrs Sarah Nor
x5son Smith. Press committee. Miss
Alice Robinson
lhe subject for the evening was AMI
TnAhs with Mrs. Isabel Pechin MacAr-
yiaF ~ cnarge. Mrs. T. G. Ford. Miss
lo'ctny Lawrence and Mrs. Virginia
SsAyiY Elassinghanp. new members. gave
gk1cLc anc dramatic readings. Prof p
", lo%fSenc, who is over 10 years Of
go and VINO taught dramatic work In
washington for many years. feeIingiy
ssi1fso ~ sell MS faithful horse Old
h1DlB.' Prof. e. S. Richardson of Inc
University NJ Maryland. a charter mem.
Def of the club, enioyably presented two
DEagisla4 selections The remainder ~
sfie evening was filled with short read
Algs ny olc members shout strange and
wonderful animals.
As1ghb"fS Ciub,--Mfs Charles q
ADsyyfl gave an address on heY fraueis
IN Incia with IN. Abbott Al the rneef-
5Tlg of the club June 8 At tfe nome of
Nfs. f. II. Tracey. Franklin PARK Va.
Ctner numbers on the program gege
a@TeFa! Dhistling SOIos by Mrs, Maltby