Evening star., 1928-10-07

win be resumed at the clubhouse, %
jackson pRoe. tais afternoon at 4:3o
O'clock. The hospitality committee, OF
which Mrs. Truman Able Is chairman,
Mrs Bruce Baird vice chairman, has
decided 20 return 10 the original Idea
Of the Sunday afternoon teas for club
Y,,embers 10 gather and over a cup OF
tea chat and become better acquainted.
Mrs. Merritt Q. Chance. the new presi-
dent Of the club. will be present to
greet the members. All are invited to
attend.
Miss Susan Baker. chairman of the
French section. announces Nine. Marie
Boulay-Anderson as instructor. Glasses
have been resumed for beginners. IN
termediateS and advanced. The French
table will again be reserved in the Chi
nese room Of the grill on Tuesdays at s
nm where members from all French
classes are invited to dine together with
conversation in French. The register
IA still open for classes.
The Spanish section has resumed
study with Mrs. Jennie o. Berltner.
chairman. as instructor of the advanced
class, and Miss V. S. Benjamin teaching
the beginners. Club members are in
vited to take advantage of the educa-
tional sections and sign up promptly.
Mrs. Gertrude Lyons. director of the
club chorus, will devote more attention
to instruction, thereby creating another
educational section for club members.
The course this season will include how
to sing naturally, proper breath con-
tTol. poise Of body. diction and more
thorough comprehension OF ensemble
singing. Two scholarships will be given
in this section.
Mrs. william E. Chamberlin. chair
man Of current events, invites club
members to attend the first Of the sea-
sons talks Tuesday at 4:50 pm. in the
ballroom of the clubhouse, when VIII
liam Knowles Cooper will give Some
Impressions of the Tanned West"
The membership committee has or
CaniZed for work with Miss Ethel Bag
ley, chairman; Miss Myrtle Bum. vice
chairman, and Miss Margaret Patch
aecretary. A card party will be given
October II at . pm. and another at
pm. The proceeds will be used to
purchase a radio for the clubhouse,
especially to listen-in on the election
returns. Mrs. Laura A. Bradley and
Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt are CO.
chairman of the card party committee,
with members of the committee assist
ing. New members admitted since June
October Ia.
Judge Mary O'Toole, chairman of the
life membership committee. has added
10 that roster Miss E. Kensett Vail,
Mrs. William j. LaVarre, Miss Laura
Be1rien. Miss Josephine Prather and
Miss Elzina Howells.
Mrs. William Lee Corbin. chairman
of the forum luncheons. which will be
given on each third Saturday of the
month. will have Judge O'Toole preside
at the October luncheon, reservations
are now being made.
The dinner series arranged for the
club members, with guest privileges.
when historical talks on the District of
Columbia will be made, will hear an
illustrated talk. ''LEnfant's Planning CT
Washington" by Charles Moore, chair
man of the Fine Arts Commission.
now being made.
Miss Helen McGown, chairman of the
library committee. is requesting men,
bers to leave copies of their read mag
azineS for the current month at the
bargain table" in the grill room. The
fund realized from the sale of these
periodicals is used in the purchase of
new books for the library. Thirty-seven
have been added recently with gifts
OF books from Miss Maize Buie and Miss
Hardon
Mrs. Patrick Gallagher, chairman of
tlle drama unit, met with this group
Friday evening. All members Of the
club interested in play-making are in
vited to attend the meeting of this
section.
The business and professional section,
Miss Katherine R. Pike, chairman, are
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Wednesday at the clubhouse. Miss
Nell Price will preside. Reservations
are now being made. A special dinner
is being planned in honor of Miss Eliza
beth Humes. assistant trade commits
sioner to Rome. Italy, who will be
speaker of the evening, Wednesday.
October "a. Miss Hazel Swift is in
charge of arrangements. Reservations
ere now being made. Miss HurneS is
returning from trip through the East
ern and Central States and will return
to Italy in November.
The thimble section began work
Wednesday in the making of 100 yards
Of outing flannel into sleeping garments
for children of various charitable inSti-
tutions. One hundred yards of gingham
will be made into dresses. Mrs John AL
len MunSon Is chairman, Mrs l. B. Dod-
son. vice chairman. Members of the club
who can spare time from IL until /
O'Clock every Wednesday are invited 20
Join this section. Others who cannot
give time are invited to become con-
tributing members card party is
being arranged by this section for No
vember 2, proceeds to buy materials for
work.
Miss Hazel Swift, chairman of the
Tuesday evening free and easy auction
section. announces Miss Media Ann Mar
tin will be hostess for the month CT
October Miss Elva Mcnamara assist