Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-22
NEWS OF THE CLUBS


ANNIE LAM AStth.
NJ. o. Chance was chosen. and Will
proper ceremony was hailed king o
the day" Mrs. NJ o. Chance and Mrs
Anna H. q. Kinney we're hostesScs. 4
special program of music featured tn
afternoons entertainment.
The District Of Columbia Federation
cf Women's Clubs will meet tomorro,
at the Hotel Roosevelt, The mornin
session will be devoted to business. Al
interesting program is promised Ion III
afternoon session
During the board meeting OF the di
rectors of the general federation. hel'
last week at h adouarters. one of tn
most pleasant happenings was Dime
gwen Wednesday evening at leadquar
ters in honor of the president Of Council
Of State Presidents. Mrs Virginia Whit
Spell. VINO is also president of the D.S
trict Federation Of Womon's Clubs, .
which 80 guests were present. At TIL
Thursday evening session, Mrs. Spe
was presented by the Council of Stat'
Presidents with Sheffield tray. In turn
Mrs Spell presented the tray to MIR
John Sherman. president of the genera
federation. to be used at headquarter,
At the federation's biennial counci
held AT Grand Rapids last Summer. thu
! presidents Of Georgia. Maryland an
Delaware Fecerations. Mrs. A. r. BTant
.ey. Mrs. Alcock and Mrs. McCabe, wcr'
/ appointed TO purchase the tray.
Twentieth Century Club. The liter.
. allure section will meet tomorrow. s y M.
with Mrs. Ernest p Bicknell. 1861 Ores
cent place. The subject Of the pro
gram will be Fiction Of 1927" Mrs
| George F. Bowerman. leader Of he scr
! ton. will give list Of some Of the ouf
standing novels of 1927 and Mrs Georg
. r. Putnam Mrs. Geoffrev Crcyke. Mrs
H. r. A. Lemon and Mrs Eugene w
Shaw will review Giants in the Earth,
Love Is Enough" The Mallctts" ano
will be Mrs Carleton F. Ball. chair.
man: Mrs Arthur J. Collier, Mrs. Clar-
ence r. Dufour, Miss Clara w Herbert
Mrs. w C. Mendnnhall Mrs. George r
Putnam Mrs. Glenn Smith. Mrs Ar.
thur c. Spencer and Miss Grace Willis.
The archaeology section will meet Al
the residence of the leader. Mrs Joseph
inc Lowe. 1922 Woodlev p'ace Tuesaa,
al 2 AS pm The subject will b. "EX-
cavations AZ jerusalem" treated b.:
Mrs, Asaph Hall.
The Junior department IF the French
section will meet AT the Woman's Cit,
Club % Jackson place. January IS a.
: pm Travels about Paris viii be con-
tinned. with Mrs. Frederic harrington a
guide.
District Society Of the United States
Daughters of 1S12.-The monthly meet.
ing OF the society was held in the cabi-
net room az the Willard Hotel Saturday
afternoon. January "a The president
Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker. presided The
, meeting was onened with the Lords
Prayer. led BY Mrs c w. Sheriff. chan
lain, and pledge Of allegiance 10 the
flag The minutes of thu previous meet
ing were approved as read by the re-
cording secretary. Mrs. Josephine Wa
ters Creighton
The state registrar. Mrs Albert Olson.
introduced new member. Mrs Charles
H. Linville. and reported two nov men,
bers by transfer. and the names of two
candidates for membership Miss Mary
Siallings report AS corresponding secre-
tarr was accepted as given The treas
urer. Mrs. Fred & Sparrow reported a
substantial balance on hand and ell
bills paid. letter was read stating
the national society had taken an OPP
ton on home In the District of CO.
lumbia.
Mrs. Sol Lanshurch reported that she
was pleased with the activities of her
committee and the good work of the
members for the success of the card
party to be held January Il.
Real Daughters present were Mrs.
Herbert w. Blandy and Mrs. Clara
Louise Bowling.
The Business and Professional Wem-
ans Club Of the District. a part Of the
national organization which recently
formed club here. will hold It's month
~ meeting tomorrow. pm. AT the An
napolis Hotel
An interesting program has been
planned. one feature being a snappy
debate on the subject. Why Prefe:
Man Boss 10 Woman This prom.
ises to be heated and fiery discus.
sion
The president OF the club. Miss Ella
Gardner, was recently guest OF homo.
al Tea given BY the Wheeling Club q.
West Virginia. II was held at the Wad-
ington Peoples College. all the club,
OF the city being represented. and was
quite brilliant affair. Miss Garduf.
also. while IN West Virginia. attended
a dinner given by the Fairmont Club
OF which she was formerly a merbe,
anc past president.
All members Of this organization who
are In Washington will be made vel
come Al the meetings and the club ey.
tends cordial invitation 10 member.
Of clubs elsewhere to Join.
The Susan IT, ANTHONY Faunaa finn
board OF directors met Monday al b,ie,.
ness headquarters, the Pnrtner. when
much constructive work was planned
ior the year. The board unanimously
ENDORSED Mrs John S Supple for the
ne%t president Of the General Peders-
ton OF Women's Clubs
The petition 10 b. presented AZ the
nearing before the HOUSE judiciary com.
niittee on national representation for
the people Of the District of Columbia
on January ~. al 10 am, was aisn
unanimously Endorsed The Susan p
Anthony Foundation. formerly the
Anthony League. has always stood for
national representation
Miss Jessie Dell United States Civ.
Service Commissioner. who will take
prominent part in the birthday ceie.
b.ation on February IS Of First Conare-
eational Church. Was elected 10 serve
on the advisory board because Of her
Inability N regularly attend tn" board
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