Evening star., 1928-11-25

the noSpltaIlty Cou1mlttce are ulBAIs
members Of the club to get the habit
OF attending the Sunday club teas
given for their pleasure, and thereby
affording an opportunity for extending
membership acquaintance. All club
members are invited. Guest privileges
can be arranged at the desk. Tea viii
be served from 4:30 to o'clock. Mrs
Goodwin Graham and Miss Julia Ban
nigen will preside at the tea tables, as
sisted bv Mrs. H. K. Fulton and Miss
8. Louise Leisenring. New members ol
the club are Miss Daphne Anderson
ffiss Sarah J. Blaisdell. Miss Mary l.
Brown. Mrs Lily w. Bulloch. Miss Dora
Burrets. Miss Marie Burrets, Miss
Helene Carter. Miss Rene Cooper. MRS
Alfred NJ Craven. Mrs. E. w. Dlgges
Mrs M. M. Dolmage. Miss Elsa Dom
eldson, Miss Laura p. DWlsnt' 1S..E Mrs'
Anna Farrar. Miss Champe q. Fltz-
hugh. Miss Emily Greeve, Miss Eva V.
IIeth. Miss Elizabeth c. Hirshman. Miss
nellie L. Ingels, Miss Kate Lenotr, Mrs.
Pauline w. Macmillan, Mrs. Georgia
Miller Mcdonald Miss Eulalie Q. NC
Eachern, Mrs. Francis D. Merchant,
Miss Una O'Connor. Miss Pansy W.
Olney, Mrs. Emma K. Pitts, Mrs. Ed
ward Quintard, Mrs. William X.
Rhoades, Miss Lydia Faye Tnomas'
Mrs. E. Reese Thomson. Mrs. Glenna
, smith Tinnin. Mrs. Lotus Allen Van
Huss, Mrs Bertha T, Voorhorst,. Mrs:
May H. Wilbur, Mrs. F. c. Wood ana
Mrs S. Alice Wright.
Mrs. Grace Ross Chamberlin, chair
man Of the current events secticn, an
nounces Thomas Rothwell Taylor, as
s!stant chief, foreign and domestic
commerce, of the Department OF Com.
imerce, as honor guest and speaker at
the meeting of the section Tuesday ait:
.ernoon at 4 so o'clock. Mr.. Taylor Will
speak on Current Events In COM
rnerce." All club members are invited.
The public grounds committee is
sponsoring a dinner for Saturday, De-
cember l, at $50 pm. when an Illus
trated after-dinner talk on the Great
Falls and Palisades Park project VIII be
given bv Charles Eliot, ID, city planner
for the National Capital PARK and Plan
ming Commission.
Miss Viola Smith, trade commissioner
stationed in Shanghai who is on ON
cial leave. he's visited and been enter
tanned in many cities throughout the
states. as she wended her way back to
her own home club. where members OF
the business and professional section
ccve a dinner in honor of Miss Smith
"Wednesday evening. Miss Katharine
Fike. chairman of this club group. well
corned the visitor ana presided at tne
dinner. Mrs. Lobingier, who was presi-
dent of the Shanghai WomenS Ciuo ior
several terms. with her husband. Judge
Charles S. Lobingier and Q. p. Hopkins
were also guests OF honor.
Miss Phyllis Robinson will be hostess,
assisted by members OF the junior Sec
ton, Thanksgiving day at an informal
tea dance given at the clubhouse from
4:30 to $3.50 pm.
Several parties are being arranged by
Hnembers for Thanksgiving dinner at
the clubhouse.
Monday bridge section, announces
many new members who have joined
this group. Members are enrolled every
Monday afternoon. Play begins prompt
lv at las pin. During the social nour
Monday Mrs. T. H. Dawson presided az
the tea table.
The thimhle sections chairman, Mrs.
,JohA Allen Munson. reports STEADY
growth in interest in the work being
done by members Of this busy group.
New members are Miss Laura W1gnt,
MRS. r. o, Cheney and Mrs. George w.
Campbell.
Miss Mary Gott and Miss Pauline
cabin are hostesseS for the Tuesday
evening free and easy section and will
Mace PLAYERS where tables have not
been made up in advance. Instruction
from to 9 pm. by competent mstruc-
tors. Miss Media A. Martin Is in charge
ct the guest register. Miss Hazel SW1t
Is chairman.
many new books to the shelves OF
the liorary. Miss Helen McGoyn is
chairman. assisted by Mrs. George
Chase Miss Florence Harris, Mrs.
Charles Wilcox, Mrs. Grace r. Cham-
berlin. Miss Flora Johnson, Mrs. Q. Y.
ward and Miss Alice j.. Whitcomb.
Members are invited to avail themselves
of membership in the circulating
library.
Twentieth Century CIub.-The arch
eology section will meet at the mouse
of the chairman, Mrs. josephine Lowe.
1922 Woodley place, Tuesday at 2:45
nm. The subject, Early Man in Brit
ain" will be treated by Mrs. A. Il.
Crandall. ..,,
meet at the house of Mrs. George II.
Putnam, 2126 Bancroft place: Monoay
evening. November 26. at O'Clock.
MIS-. Austin Clark will review Under
standing Human Nature" by DR.. Adler.
MRS, Arthur C. Spencer will review
'The Book About Ourselves" by Over
street Mrs. Alfred Brooks will review
PHILOSOPHY" by Bertrand Russell. Inc
members serving on the hospitality
committee are: Mrs. Paul Brockett,
chairman, Mrs. Frank Rutter, MRS. Ao-
ner Ferguson. Mrs. T. M. ANDERSON
brand. Mrs. Merle Thorpe. Mrs. Frank
Ballou and Mrs. E. r. McComaS.
DeutScher Literarischer Verein.-The
second impressive Schubert memorial
evening-the first one having been pre-
sented Saturday, May l9. l92S-took
place at the home OF the president
Miss Schade. 1929 Rhode !sland ave
nue. northwest. on the evening OF sat-
Ilrday. November IT. 1928. very
large and distinguished audience had
assembled to help celebrate the mem
ory of the great composer. The Ger
man Ambassador, who was unable 10
be present, was represented by Or. j.
q. Lohmann. attache at the German
embassy, who spoke.
Miss Anita Schade also spoke on franz
Schubert and wilhelm Mueller later
on in the evening, called the now.
famous cycle, die Schoene MueHern,
q novel in songs.
Flora McGnl Keefer. accompanied
beautifully by Mildred Kolb Schuitze
sang. Earlier in the evening, after Or.
I,otman's opening address, the Elena oe
Sam Trio, composed of Elena de Sayn,,
violin: Watson Baumert, cello, ano
Mary Couch. piano, gave delightful
rendering Of "Nocturne," by Schubert.
The we'll known pianist. Katherine
Sselve Wallace, brought the excellent
program TO close by playing three
Schubert numbers: Moment Musical.
'tmp-omptu, Op. 142, No, q" and LISTS
ARRANGEMENT of "Hark, Hark, the Lark.
The American Association Of Univer-
ally Women will hold tea Monday ri
pm, after which, Mrs. George 8
Jameson will talk on "Chlloren'