Evening star., 1928-02-26

the American Red Cross. The speaker
will be Dr. Hinhede of Copenhagen.
Denmark. who will speak Oh Some
an authority on general health subjects
in Denmark. and his talk will have
sDccial significance to those who are
interested in the new nutrition.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
vith Mrs. Arthur J. Seaton at the
Chastleton February Is.
The meeting was called 70 order by
the president. Mrs. Anton Heitmulle-
The first paper for the afternoon was
given By Mrs Kathleen Nalle. "Rela-
lions Of Sports to the Victorian Art I"
The second paper. by Mrs. S w. Morris
was on Art in the Homes OF England
An interesting description was given OF
a number OF the finest English homes
and their art collections,
Mrs. Seaton played three piano selcc-
tions. There were "a members present
and one guest, Mrs. Ruby Smith Stearn
/ director of the First Congregational
Church Choir. Refreshments were
served, The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Mary x. Nalle.
The University Of Michigan Alumni
Association Is invited to Join the Men S
I Club In commemorating the ninaty-first
anniversary Of the founding of the Uni
tcrsity OF Michigan when they meet for
banquet and dance at the Raleigh
Hotel Wednesday evening. The guests
Of honor and speakers will be: DR.. G.
! Carl Huber. dean o. the Graduate
School OF the university and Dr. Harris
son E. Howe. editor OF Industrial and
! Engineering Chemistry. One OF the fea-
lures OF the evening viii be The prcscn-
/ tation OF University OF Michigan honor
/ plaques by Col. Qu!nlan to the Dis
/ trict high schools These plaques are
awarded for athletic and scholastic
standing. The officers OF the University
OF Michigan Mems Club are: President,
! Col. Dennis P. Quinlan: vice president;
/ Scott Turner; Secretary-treasurer, DR.
James G. Cumming.
| Woman's Club OF Bethesda. Com
! mittee day will be held Tuesday, Feb
ruary % at the Battery Park Commu-
! nifty House. The NeWcomb Club OF
! Somerset have been asked TO Join the
Bethesda club In this informal meeting
! and luncheon AS usual those attend
| ing will bring their own sandwiches
coffee and cake being served under the
direction OF the hospitality committe
! The meeting will open az ii am. and
at il 80 the county superintendent OF
| education Edwin w Eroome, will speak
coming at the invitation of the depart
ment OF public affairs. AT lis the de-
/ partment Of international relations will
have the floor the speaker 10 bn an
! nounccd later: IL is understood that the
/ subject for this hour will be some phase
| OF the situation In Russia. The speaker
! for the department Of legislation nj =
/ o'clock Is TO be Mai. Brooke Lee, who
will discuss our suburban county gov
ernmcnt.
| The chief club activity during the
past week was the bridge party given
iinoer the auspices OF the ways and
means committee on Monday evening
| This was large and successful af-
fair. the charm and dignity Of the old
| Dupont mansion. the hospitality OF Mr.
and Mrs. Edward L. Montgomery Of the
! Fairmont School. now occupying the
house. and the untiring efforts OF the
committee In charge all contributing "a
! make II an evening long 10 be remcm-
! bered. Mrs Oliver Owen Kuhn was
chairman OF arrangements assisted by
| Mrs. w p. N. BrookcS. Mrs. James NJ
! True. Mrs. j Frederick Imirie Mrs,
/ William j. Peters and Mrs. Edwin b
! Morris. Valuable assistance In the
| transportation OF tables and chairs was
rendered by George @. Bradley and
George Wady Imirie
| The Political Study Club met Febru-