Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19


Chance. and members of that commit
tee New members Endorsed at the last
meeting of the executive board will be
honor guests. Their sponsors will be
special guests. All club members arc
invited
The Monday bridge section will meet
tomorrow at las pm. snd at 10 am
Miss May Smith. chairman has called
meeting Of the executive board OF
the section.
Tuesday. free and easy auction Sec
ton meets at $50 pm. Instruction
from s until Q, Members Of the club
ar> invited. There is no fec for in
strUction Guests at the meeting last
week were Miss Mary Ann Jones Mrs.
+ c. Fred and Mrs. f. z. Cole. Miss
NJ A. Martin has charge Of the guest
register.
Glasses Of the French section are
helS-firSt-year French on Monday. ad-
vanced Tuesday and sccond-year Thurs
Gay evenings AZ O'Clock. Tuesday
evenings, these classes meet and dine
together with interested members Of
the club who wish to "joiN IN French
talk" The French table" is reserved
In the Chinese room from { until Z
o'clock. Nine Marie Boulay-Anderson
Is instructor. Mrs. Anna II. B. Kinney
is chairman
Spanish classes have Mrs. Jennie Q.
Beriiner as instructor for the advanced
ella and Miss Henrietta Oldinc for the
beginners The advanced class meets
at $50 o'clock Tuesday evenings and
the beginners at 80. Club members
are invited 10 Join.
The Th!mble Club. with Mrs. John
Allen MunsoD as chairman, meets
every Wednesday to sew. This group
Of busy workers finds great pleasure III
preparing garments for the LITTLE family
Of the Washington Home for Children,
foT whom they are completing much
needed night garments. Members OF
the club who cannot give of their time
for this work are privileged to become
contributing members. All contribu-
tloas 10 be used i'll the purchase Of
working materials. Members Of the
club who can attend occasionally are
welcome The hours are from II am.
until pm. Loca! department stores
learning OF the nature Of the work have
been generous in reductions in the SELL
ing price Of materials to this commit
tee. Sew for the children" is the
slogan of this section.
Presidents Day" will be observed
Thursday afternoon from 10 D NJ.
ut the club house Members are m
vited TO attend with friend they de-
sire 10 present 10 the president ana
to whom they wish TO explain the
clubs varied activities.
Mrs. Frederic r. Whippler has been
elected 10 ill the uneXpired term Of
corresponding secretary and Mrs Tru-
man Able. house chairman. was elect
&c 10 FL an uneyplred term as a mem
be: o. the board OF directors.
The Won!en's City Club went on
record as opposing the plan Of zoning
along the District and Maryland side
Of the proposed parkway bordering the
Potomac Rirev and canal to Great
Falls Miss Mary E. LaEerby is chair
man o. the parks and coming commit
tee Members Of the committee al
Work with Miss Lazenby are Mrs. Ruth
Mchelway. Mrs. Alva Gardner Mrs.
Mrs. Charles a Hammett. Mrs. Rose
Cecile Hall Mrs. Thomas Howerton.
Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes. Mrs. Frances
williams. Mrs. William z. Chamberlln,
Mrs. J. y. Saunders. Mrs Elna Saul.
Mrs NJ. o. Chance and Miss Kensett
Vail
DR. William Lee Corb.n will speak
or George Bernard Shaw Thursday at
Q pm. al the club house III the third
O. the series OF the lecture course ar
ranged b. Mrs. Lyman 3. Swornlstedt
chairman CT the city library commit
tee The lecture is open TO the public.
Tickets vi! be available at the desk
for a single lecture.
The club chorus will sponsor dinner
Fr.iay evening at o'clock IN the ball.
room of the club house. John 3.
Daniel. radio announcer for WRC will
be the guest of honor and will give
talk on Broadcasting Experiences ."
Members of the club have been invited
70 make reservations.
Mrs. Edward Fristoe is chairman OF
the group o. club members who are
forming z bowling section.
Miss Alice NJ Heaven. chairman o:
the reciprocal relations committee. pre-
scented the application with committee
recommendations Cor the ratification o!
the executive board for the establish
,sent Of reciprocal relations with the
Wonen's City Cub O. Long Beach,
Calf. which was ratified and relations
have beer established The club al this
tine enjoys such exchange Of cou.tesies
with forty-tgo clubs in the United
States, ore II Edinburgh. four IN Lon
con, one In Paris. one IN Montreal. one
r. Toronto and one IN Shanghai.
Among receu. visitors a. the club were
Mrs. James z. P. Pender o. Providence.
r. l.: Mrs. Mary S:aubeF, ST. Joseph.
Mo: Miss 3. Harrison. Boston. Mass. .
Mss r. c. Waters, New York City. M.ss
a u. Aiken. San Francisco. Calf. 4.
Mrs. James Mckinney, Lynn, Mas. !;
Hrs. Marjorie Daw, Cleveland Ohio.
sY1c Mrs. Del Jones. Bloomington, Ill
LaPoYte Ouverte Open Door Club for
Women q Canton OHIO. has recently
established reciprocal relations with the
Wcrlen's CT: Club o. Washington
Guests AZ the special TIA given By the
membership committee al The club
house last week who formed the recelY-
;ng line were Mrs Harlan Fl&ke Stone.
MS. Herbert Hoover Mrs james J.
DAVIS, Mrs. Charles Dcneen, Mrs. Key
PItinzI, Mrs, Frederick EA!Xer. Mrs.
Everett Sanders, Mrs. Henry z Eainey.
Mrs. Aeritte Irelanc. Mrs.. Hugn S
Cumming. Mrs. r. r Cheatnanl. Mrs.
Henry J. Allen. MIS- Proctor Dou2nerty
arc Mr.. William I.zdpe. Mrs Merritt
. CnsIce vas ilo8teaS. assisting were
Mft, Virgil Z. Miller. Mrs Bruce Bard.
1!S. Charles q. iUecE Hrs GLADYS
E4cc.sn4S& Mr.. f. T. Os~ske Mr..
FftctT4ck Roman. Mt T. Y i<g4&Se!.
Mrs. George II Eutley IfS C.Iar.cs
q. Ecn1c1 A4s& Eca SG.ea4 M.Az
lrtpFffa I>A AID Ms Fieder!ck X.
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hs International 4ssD, f4tien Of Art
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!saerlinE tJn3rgrt5~ al L - pm &. the
nome .! the toundes Ms F3oyence
JsfkSoH sSUsccagc E1tiand Courts. f54y-
ffitthtn street and Elggs Plate A.
iFHi!Esl!H2 cJHHitt%e x3A IT, e!erted
&c ra.ftas"efs All have sn opportunity
" b4gEeal ;aan4eH FOR tfat ueW officers
1pf tflt ensuing geas. The annual elec-
lpr lskft DlaGs ~ March
ne ffSt literary AalDn II 1923 hetd
fstf!Gay fteD.fg at the EafiDln Hotel
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