Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-05

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and will be in the receiving line. "A
prospective member" some friend
member desires to interest In the club.
will be the card" Of admission. All
members have been invited to conform
to the rule and attend
The Valentine supper dance. given I'M
der the leadership of Miss Helen Will
bar. chairman Of the Junior section. will
have some speciality features in inter-
pretive dancing by Miss Katherine TIL
ton and Miss Virginia Barnhurst Of the
Marjorie Webster School and Miss
Thelma Schmidt. member Of the sec
ton Members of the committee on ar
rangements are Miss Phyllis Robinson,
Miss Edith Oriani Miss Virginia Diedel.
Miss jewell b. Glover and Mrs E. B
Fristoe. Mrs. Cecilia Ward Of the Sec
ton and desk clerk will receive reserva-
tons.
The sports section chairman. Miss
Helen N. Johnson, announces Miss Mar
garet Carmody as chairman Of the GYM
nasium group: Miss Helen ONeill.
chairman OF riding. and Mrs. M. F.. r.
win, vice chairman. Mrs. Edward b
Fristoc. chairman OF bowling
Miss Helen McGown. chairman of the
library committee, reports 10 books add
cd TO the shelves Of popular new fiction
Miss Florence Spofford presented the IL
brary committee five French books. il
Illustrative of current French literature
Club members can give impetus to the
further purchase OF books by leaving
their read magazines of not more than
two months old at the clubhouse for the
bargain magazine table, in the lobby of
the grill
Miss Antoinettc D. Hechmer, chair
man of the law and legislation commit
tee, plans TO have copies of bills in
which women Of the club should be in
terested placed in the library and Of
flee at the club, so interested members
can study them and give this group OF
workers the necessary support in mat
ters concerning club members and the
District of Columbia.
Mrs. Lyman p. Swormstedt. chairman
Of the lecture course being given by DR..
william Lee Corbm of the Smithsonian
Institution, states single reservations
can be made at the club Office. George
Bernard Shaw will be discussed in the
talk OF February %.
Twentieth Century Club.-The In
fernational Outlook Section will meet
February 6, : pm, at the Cleveland
Park Club Owing to the absence Of
the chairman, Mrs Ernest p BickneU
the vice chairman will preside The
speaker will be Mrs. Charles O. Abbott
whose subject will be Southern
Africa" A short historical sketch of
Southern Africa will be given BY the
vice chairman. Mandate Territories"
vii! b. discussed By Miss Emma Strider
Five minute talks on current affairs in
other countries will be Given. Tea Will
be served AZ 4 O'Clock.
The Parliamentary Law Section will
meet on Tuesday II q m. at the Wo-
mans City Club, % Jackson place
Miss Emma Strider will preside.
The Nature Section will have an
outing February g. meeting at the Mt
Vernon Station at $50 am for
trip down The river, conducted By Mrs
Leo Miner
Al the indoor meeting on Wednesday
DR. Edgar Whcery spoke 10 an enthusi-
aStic audience on choosing a national
flower The hoStesScs were Mrs. Green
less. Mrs. Tracy, Mrs. Spanhoofd. Miss
Stfider, Miss Weston and the chairman
The Give Section, Mrs r G. Howard
chairman, viii meet at the Altanont,
1901 Wyoming avenue. at noon Thurs.
day, for forum luncheon Mrs Otto
s. Beyer. member Of the board OF the
Consumers League. will talk on the
child labor laws for the District. which
arc soon 10 come before Congress.
American Association of University
Women.-The Advanced Pre- school
Study Group viii meet az : IS ton,or-
row evening. and on Tuesday afternoon
a; = 80 the beginners Pre-sc hool Study
Glass will be held
study group in adoleScent psychol-
osv, under the leadership of DR.. VIM
fred Richmond, VIII be organized on
Tuesday evening This will not be a
continuation Of last years adoiescent
study group but Will begin the subject
afreSh This Is open 10 members and
non-membcrs ans will meet once a week
for the rest Of the club year, probably
on Tuesday nights.
The foTtniGntly talk will be- given
Wednesday afternoon AZ 44l hy Drew
Pearson. director Of foreign news Of the
United States Daily. He will discuss
the Pan American Conference. from
which ne has lust returned.
M3cD0ugau and the Doctrine Of In
StinctS' is DIR. Winifred R.chmond's
subIec' for Friday evenings lecture in
III" course ON The Modern Approach 10
Personality"
Columbian Nomen-The February
meeting will TAX place Tuesday. Febru-
airy I. from until 6 pm, III the assem-
81, room OF Corcoran Hall. George
Washington University
Following a social hour. Mrs T NJ
knappen one Of the members who have
Just returned from abroad. will give a
talk on The Arts and Crafts OF Japan =
Mrs knappen is an authority OH this
subject Her talk will be illustrated
with her collection of japanese objects
or art
Susan II. Anthony Founda tion---One
Of the special features o1 the l06th
birthday anniversary Of Susan B. An
thony, 10 be- held n the FIRST Conoreea-
fi0naI Chfrrn fhs Presidents church