Evening star., 1928-03-25

directors OF the Arts CluO VIII hS
6 eStS of honor at the tea this after.
noon from 4;S0 to 6. HoSteSSeS will
be Mrs j. Garfield Riley, Or, A
Frances Foye, Miss Clara Saunders
and Mrs. Herman GaSch A musical
program has been arranged by Pau
Eleyden. ''Sayonara" tCadman), 8
japanese romance. arranged for two
voices. will be given by Frances B
Fallon. mezzo-soprano. and Mary V
-eyle. contralto Margaret B. Grant
sccompanist Marguerite +, VenableS
soprano. will sing Wake Up" Phil
lips). SONG of Dawn" ,Philhpsl. In
dian SONG" lLoganl and Birthday
twoodmanl. Miss Grant at the piano;
trioS by Marion Hartley. soprano
Frances Talon. meZzo. and Mary \
Doyle. contralto; pianist, Helen Ryan
Members of the Arts Club who are also
members Of the womens City Club are
specially invited. All members Of the
club are invited 10 attend,
Mrs. Grace Ross Chamberlin, chair
man 81 the current events section. Will
present DR. H F., Woolever as honor
guest and speaker 81 the meeting Tues
CAV afternoon IN the ballroom at 4 so
O'Clock. Dr.. woolever is editor ana
manager Of the National Methodist
Press. Current Issues for Thinking
Americans" will be the subject Of the
talk. All club members are invited
Guest privileges.
The drama unit Mrs. Patrick Gall
lsSher. chairman. will sponsor & dinner
on Thursday al $50 pm. Mrs, J. Gar
field Riley will preside An after-6inner
program will have Miss Esther Cloyd a
snleist Novel and attractive features
will be announced through the press.
Reservations are now being made.
Miss Alice Heaven. chairman Of the
book review hour Friday afternoon st
<.4S. announces Mrs. Charles Joyce will
read an original published story, The
Last Flicker" Mrs. Richard Gasch will
read strictly Confidential" yet in
manuscript form Two poems will b.
given by the authors, Mrs. Isabelle Liz
ems Gates and Miss Haltisan. Members
and their guests are invited. This pro-
gram. which viii close the book review
hour for ths season. have been attend
cd hy enthusiastic and appreciative
audiences
Miss Nav Eleanor Smith. Chairman
of the Monday bridge section. will meet
with the executive board of that group
tomorrow az IL 80 p m. the hour before
the section meets for play. During the
social hour last week Mrs. J. Edwin
Reid presided at tbs tea table Mrs.
Frederick Yates assisted. During Holy
week the section will not meet
Mrs George Ayers is hostess for the
Tuesday Evening Free and Easy Auction
group. Miss A. Hazel Swift, chairman.
in Southern waters Miss Media Ann
Martin. in charge of the section regis
ter. reports the guests last Tuesday
were Miss Pearl Schoenberger. Miss
Asude Sessions. Miss Sarah Stern and
Mrs. Galloway. Baltimore.
Miss Helen y. johnson. group chair
man Of the sports section, is requesting
club members 20 communicate with the
chairman OF the group in which they
are interested. Miss Julia Banningan is
group vice chairman: Miss Marjorie
Csrmody. gymnasium. Miss Thelma
Schmitt. swimming: Miss Florence Bell,
tennis: Mrs Evelyn Warner; golf. and
Mrs Edward FTistoe, bowling. The
bowling section meets Monday and Fri
day evenings at the Y. w. c. A. at 8
O'Clock Members of the section playing
are Miss T. r. Burden. Miss Ethel Peck.
Miss. Florence Brook. Miss Margaret
lyman Miss Elizabeth Stephan. Miss
AEneS Perrin. Miss Agnes Curtis, Mrs.
Bertit Dale. Mrs Marjorie FriStoe, Miss
Edith and Miss Helen Oriani Mrs.
James r. Ward and Mrs. Frank Gregory
Stewart
Mme. Marie Boulay-L Anderson in
xtructor OF French, with Mrs. Anna
z B. Kinney. chairman OF the section.
announce a travel talk will be given
Monday evening. April 2. in the ball
room Of the club. complimentary,
by the French section. NJ. Marcel
Colin. representing the touring clubs
Of France. Italy and Switzerland and
the only registered European guide con-
ducfsng educational tours from Amer
ses. win be the conductor Of the voy-
sse-tslE Club members invited. Mem
bersf1ip card. only necessary card OF
admission.
Mrs. John Allen Munson, chairman
Of the thinbie section. announced the
completion of sleeping garments made
from 80 wards of materials ana sent
20 the washington Home for Children.
Daytime clothing has been altered, re-
paired and delivered also Children
under the supervision Of the Gospel
Mission viii receive attention by this
rYoap Of club members who have set
about to sew for charity" Additional
active members are Mrs. Gladys Middle
miss and Mrs Frances Williams. Mem
berxf75p lists both active and associate
are steadily growing. The board room
Il given over from IL until O'Clock
every Wednesday for . work room.
This section gives promise OF being one
Of the most popular Of the clubs ac-
fsvfties An ~AIl States card party
viii be held April Il. afternoon and
evening 70 raise funds for working ma
1eE1zis. End members Of the club are
being asked 70 reserve that date.
Twsntieth Century CIsb.-PTepars-
tsons are complete for the comedy. THE
Nineteenth Hoie" by Frank Craven,
for the benefit of Friendship House,
r0mogrow evening al the National The
atey Mrs. Gilbert GrosgenOr, III charge
of bo1 sales, reports them entirely sold
out. Mrs VIII e. Barnes reports that
SEATS may still be secured from Mrs.
ET6fsey Thompson. or - the box offce
of the tnesteT. II IS boped that the
club Will make this occasion . ansn-
casl s11ccess
Tns nature section wsll meet Wed
nesdsg ~ Dupont Circle 1new place
~ transfer. below elTeiss ~ 10 an. for
trip along the canal for the early
Spring foTers.
The Srcneology section of the
eisxb xfll meet 81 the home q the
leader. Mrs Josephine ID Love. 2G22
WoO1ley plsee. March n al 2.45 pm.
IRE subject 70 be discussed VIII BE-
~6ezer. the Mound Of Many Cities" Dy
Miss Martha r. Hooper.
Ths Art and Archaeology League held
fiS fourteenth annual cslebEstiOn
Saturday evening, March ~. at Gun
stan Hal The president Mrs. Mitch
slI Carroll ia her opening address. well
eVgnec rne large gathering ~ mem
beers Snc guests. snd announced new
life member Mrs. + l.. Sitter Dr.
George s. Duncan. chairman " the
program committee. introduced the lec r
tgrer Arthur STANLEY Riggs editor Ol
tbe magazine. Art and Archaeology
whose suDlGct was Spanish Al and
Architecture The lecture waE Illus
sssfed w1tn sFt3stlcaiJy coIoFed slides
nasde from recent Photographs The