Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-10

; Mrs. Frank c. Schrader, Cd c. Training
) School," at Annapolis Junction by
Mrs Philip Sidney Smith, "Gallinger
Hospital by Mrs. L. b. Swormstedt,
. Industrial Home School for White
Children" by Mrs. Samuel Herrick,
4 National Training School for Boys" by
Mrs. E. w. Washburn, National Train
ing school for White Girls" by Mrs w.
; w. Husband. National Training School
for Colored Girls by Mrs. Edward D.
Hardy. THE Home for the Aged" by
Mrs. Harvey Wiley, THE Industrial
Home School for Colored Boys" by Mrs,
Albert N. Prentiss, Tuberculosis Hos
pital" by Mrs. Frank c. Schrader.
Reservations must be sent to Mrs
Ernest McComas by Tuesday evening,
February IL.
are: Mrs. Appleton P. Clarke, MRS. w.
v, Bowie, Mrs. Edgar c. Widney, Mrs.
John 0. Johnson and Mrs. S. j. IRISH
yoteless District of Columbia League
az Women VoterS-Mrs. Lyman q.
Swormstedt, chairman of. the commit
tee arranging for the card party 10 oe
given February %, 2 pm, at the VIII
lard requests members Of the league
and their friends to reserve this date.
Women prominent in the AFFAIRS OF
Washington are patroneSses.
Mrs. Clara Morteson Boyer, chairman
of the child welfare committee, an
nounces luncheon will be held Feb
ruary Is.
| DR.. Esther Caukin, at the A. A. q.
w. clubhouses, 1884 street, will meet
with study groups on international eco
nornics At IL am. DR.. Caukln VIII be
the leader and at 8 pm Mrs. Edith
Cameron will have for the topic OF DIS
| oil IF Dn11tS IN
Reparations" All members of the
league are invited.
American Association of University
| Women.-Max Jordan will be the guest
of honor at tea to be given by the
association tomorrow afternoon, MT.
Jordan, correspondent of the Berliner
Tageblatt, will speak on current events
Members from Trinity College viii be
| hoSteSSes.
| The French Club will meet Monday
at / pm. for luncheon. Miss Carhart's
class in French conversation will meet
| Monday at 2 pm. and Thursday at 10
am.
Miss Grace Rogers will be the hostess
| for the Evening Bridge Club, which Will
meet Tuesday evening at o'clock. DR..
Lois Hayden Meeks will lead the dis
cussion of the advanced pre-school
study group Tuesday at pm. at 1925
Columbia road The study group in
school children will meet Tuesday eve
ming at 7:45. Miss Sunny will be
the leader The beginning pre-school
study group will meet wednesday at p
pm. at 1925 Columbia road. Miss Nell
| Boyd Taylor will be the leader
| There will be bridge luncheon at
1880 pm. February IS, at which Mrs.
| Charles G. Ross will be the hostess.
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock an eve
ming book discussion group viii be or
ganized. Miss Elizabeth Bryan viii
| preside. =.
At the book review section, which will
meet Thursday at II am, Mrs. P. M.
Anderson will lead the discussions Mrs
Karl Forming will review 1.-The Winged
Horse" by Auslander Hill, and Mrs. 3.
w. Thompson will review Elizabeth
and Essex by Lytton Strachey.
Aaron COPELAND of the New School of
Research In New York will lecture Fri
day, 8:l5 pm, in the Y. w. C. A.
auditorium. Mr.. COPELAND, composer,
well known for his interpretations of
modern music, will speak on "Appre-
citation of Modern Music" and will
illustrate his lecture with selections
| from the compositions of tStravinsky
Schoenberg, Milhaud and Bartok. This
lecture is one of a series on modern art
| forms, and is open to the public.
February II there will be tea in
honor of the foreign women studying
In Washington
League of Republican Women met at
/ the Washington Club Monday, with
200 members present.
| After the reports, a nominating COM
mittee of seven members was elected,
] of which Mrs. Charles W. Richardson,
| having received the largest number OF
votes, will act as chairman.
! The. president announced that ar
rangementS had been perfected for the
| information room for women. to be
opened at the Willard Hotel March 2,
8, and from am. until 8 pm, to
| be of assistance to any woman visitors
| for the inauguration Announcement
also was made that the luncheon March
6 at the Washington Club would be
open only to members of the league
and few official guests. To the re-
ception following the luncheon all
members of the league will be admitted
on presentation of their membership
cards and they may bring guests on
payment of small sum.
At the forum conducted by Mrs
Charles Alger, chairman, Mrs. James
Oliver Murdoch gave resume of i'm
portant legislation pending in Congress.
She was followed by DR.. Warren H.
Kelchner of the Harvard Bureau OF IN
ternational Research, who spoke on the
Kellogg BRAND pact. These addresses
were heard with great interest by the
members of the organization and
elected many questions which were
answered by the speaker. 49,
At the conclusion of the meeting tea
was served, the hoSteSses being Mrs.
Guy .. Golf, Mrs Charles S. Deneen,
Mrs Frank Crowther and Mrs Marion
Butler.
The University Of Michigan Alumnae
and their husbands will be entertained
by Mrs. Harry o. Hine at tea this
afternoon from to Z o'clock. This is
the first of the social gatherings for
the new wear and it is hoped a large
number of Michigan women Will be
present. -
| Pc. o. Sisterhood. Chapter H, held
it's first February meeting Tuesday eve
! ming. when Mrs. Georgia Cornelson,
47Ol Connecticut avenue, was hostess.
The president. Mrs. Carlotta zirkie' pre-
sided.
The chapter greeted the return Of its
| chaplain, MISS rIoIclCe 1NcyAoiuS, Wv
recently arrived in Washington after an
extended absence in San Francisco.
4 Mrs. william Kahlbaum, Chapter E,
PHILADELPHIA. and Mrs Celia Campbell,
Chapter B-F,. Springfield, Ill, were
guests.
Petwcrth Woman's Ciub.-The Feb
ruary business meeting was held in the
school Monday evening, Mrs. Hammer,
the nresident being ill the vice preSi-
.. dent. Mrs. L. T.. Jones, presided. Due
to the large number of members absent
:. because of illness, reports of committees
x,arn cnraax,,i,ot rirrtai1pd