Evening star., 1928-11-18

school study group will meet at the
Washington Child Research Center, and
that evening at 7:45 the study group on
the character development OF elemen-
tarv school children will hold a class
at lie A. A. u. w. clubhouse. Wednes-
day at the Washington Child Research
Center. at PM, the beginning pre-
school study class meets. -
on November % at pm. there VIII
be a dinner under the auspices OF the
education committee. of which Dean
Mary Louise Brown of American UNI
versity is chairman. Miss Anna ID
Halosre, principal of the James VII
son Normal School, will be the gues'
of honor and will make an address on
Progress in Normal School Education.
Dean Brown will preside and VIII M
troduce Miss Halbers.
The French class for beginners meets
Tuesdays at 10 O'Clock. The advanced
classes meet at II and 2 on FRIDAY
with a French lunch table at ocloCh.
The association is interested IN tns
attempt of the modern theater to re-
vive old plays as one of the present
day tendencies in dramatic art. Al
luncheon yesterday the club had as
guest of honor and speaker Clayton
Hamilton, dramatic critic OF New 1oFk
and for 90 years professor at Columpla
University. He discussed play tlrst
produced in 1909 and about to oe re-
produced in this country BeauA
| Stratagem. written by the Irish dram-
atist, George Sarquar and one OF the
most popular dramas of its time. MIS-
David Robertson presided at the luhch-
I con and introduced Prof. Hamilton.
womens Club of Bethesda.-Thurs-
| dav and FRIDAY will be gala days at the
| club house OF the Bethesda Cup, Waen
| the bazaar. so long planned for ana
/ toward the success of which every mem :
! ber of the club has actively contrlbuteo'
will be held from to pm. on eacn
| of these days. There will be fancy
table in charge of Mrs. James Rowe, a
| cl1ildrens table under Mrs. j. J. Miller
I a miscellaneous table under Miss Mona
/ Gill, a lingerie table under Mrs Fl. 5.
Marshall and a cake table presided
/ over by Mrs. John A. Fleming.
/ Mrs. Frederick Parkhurst heads the
list of patronesses for the treasure
| chest which is the feature sponsored
by the American home department,
| Mrs. z. M. Wills, chairman. Another
attraction Is a flower study in oils, the
| work of an artist of repute, presented
by Mrs. Nina Church Brann.
Mrs. Elisha Hanson is chairman OF
the dinner with Mrs l.. L. Nicholson,
ir.. in charge of tables Among others
assisting IN the management of the
dinner win be Mrs. j. A. Holmes, Mrs.
Adolph GUIDE. Mrs w E. Perry, Mrs.
r. E. Middleton, Mrs. T. w. Pyle, Mrs.
Charles Moore. Mrs. w. F. Rabner.
Mrs. George Hane, Mrs. Ralph Coun-
seln1an and Mrs. j, BARLEY Reeslde.
Entertaining music. folk dancing, for
tune telling and other diversions Will
be continuous from 5 to o'clock on
Thursday during the serving OF the
dinner.
The bazaar is the big project for the
Fail, which Is being sponsored by the
ways and means committee, Mrs.
George Wady Imirie, chairman, and
Mrs. F. C.. Getzendanner, vice chair
man. Coming as it does just at the
beginning of the Christmas shopping
season, it is expected to provide an
opportunity to accomplish large part
of this sometimes arduous task under
delightful surroundings and in the
midst of a real holiday spirit.
At the meeting on Tuesday Mrs.
Cleveland Smith of Easton, Md, chair
man of community singing in the
Maryland State Federation, was pres
ent and, after short talk on problems
and aims of the federation along this
line. conducted the singing with which
the club was opened.
Mrs. w M Gamble. chairman of in-
ternational relations, presented reso-
luton indorsing the multilateral treaties
and urging their speedy ratification.
The resolution was unanimously adopt
ed by the club.
The speaker of the afternoon was
Miss Medora Donohue of the Child
welfare Bureau of the District of Co
lumbia, who was introduced by Mrs A.
B. Barber, chairman of legislation
Miss Donohue discussed the subject of
legislative needs of women and children
in Maryland
Hostesses at the tea we're Mrs. j. Is
Bennett. Mrs. Sidney c. Bursley, Mrs
John Clark MRS. r. S. Marshall. Mrs
James Rowe. Mrs w. e. Perry, Mrs.
Errett Wallace. Mrs. E. M willis. Mrs
J. M. True and Mrs George Bradley
University of Michigan Alumnae AS
sociation.-Mrs. H. Wellen Fisher, Miss
Ida Earhart and Miss Gertrude Ear
hart will entertain the University of
Michigan Alumnae Association at a tea
on Friday afternoon from 4:30 to 7
| pm. at the home of Mrs. Fisher Miss
Christine Heinig, who is associated with
DR.. Mandell Sherman at the Washing
ton Child Research Center of the
Rockefeller Foundation, will address the
club. 1t is hoped that all members will
be able to come in time to hear the
| speaker at 4:30
The voteless d. C. League of Women
Voters will give dinner Thursday eve
ming at the A. A. w. w. Cub, at which
time Mrs. r. L. Turnan OF Atlanta, di-
rector of the third region of the Na-
tional League of Women Voters, will be
guest. Following the dinner one of
| the leagues we'll known friends will
| give short address on national repre-
sentation and the semi-annual business
meeting will be held. There will be
short reports from the chairmen of
standing committees and a delegate to
the Federation Of Citizens Associations
will be elected. Dinner will be served
| at pm. The president, Mrs. Henry
Grattan Doyle, will preside, and Mrs.
Edna L. Johnston. chairman of efi-
cheney in government committee. will
introduce the speaker
The Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase.
Md.-The executive board was enter
tanned at luncheon Wednesday. by Mrs.
l.. Harvey Sargent, Mrs Kari C. Corlev
and Mrs. George S. Jameson, at the
home of Mrs. Sargent, on Mckinley
street, preceding the November business
meeting of the board Twenty-one
members were present The board ap-
| pointed Mrs. Joseph Travers Mcguire,
recording secretary, vice Mrs Edwin
G. Eourse. resigned. Mrs. Harold
G.. Moulton. for the nature section, re.
ported that Ia members enjoyed a picnic
Tuesday, on the Virginia side of the
Potomac River, between Scott Run and
Difficult Run. Each week during the
Autumn, a number of members have
walked In the country. Mrs. Frederick