Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-03

sentative ROBERT Luce OF Massachusetts
will speak on Congress" and will be
the guest of the club at luncheon fol-
lowing the meeting. Miss Sibyl Baker
will speak briefly about plans of the
Community Drama Guild for the re-
mainder of the season
The parliamentary law section will
meet Tuesday at II am. at the Y. w.
c. A. The subject for discussion will
be Subsidiary and Incidental Motions. "
The international outlook section, of
which Mrs. w. w. Husband is chairman,
will meet at 2 pm. tomorrow at the
Y. w. G. A. William D. HaSsett will
speak on How England Is Governed. -"
Mrs. Bickwell will discuss affairs in
Afghanistan; Mrs. Watson will speak on
India and Mrs. Call on Jugoslavia.
The American Association of Uni
versity Women will have as honor guests
| at the tea tomorrow the woman mem
bers of group of Argentine educators
who are visiting the United States on
a trip sponsored by the Argentine
American Cultural Institute, formed re-
Gently in Buenos Aires to further intel
lectual relations with the United States
These guests are: Mrs. Ernesto Nell
son, Phi. D., educator, author of school
texts, child welfare worker, and Argen-
tine member of the Inter American
Commission of Women; Miss Elvira "
Lopez, Phi. D., teacher and educational
writer, interested In the womans move
ment; Mrs. Estela v. de Semino, nor
NAL and high school teacher; Miss
Helma G. Rojo and Miss Josefina A.
Mollinelli, English teachers in normal
and high schools; Mrs. Victoria Gucov-
| sky, history teacher: Miss Sara Justo
lado. grammar school teachers, and
Miss Alicia Nelson, student.
A brief talk on some phase of edu-
cation in the Argentine Republic will
be given by Mrs. ErneSto Nelson, Phi. D..
who will be introduced by Miss Heloise
Brainard.
Members from the following colleges
will be the hostesSes: Bethany, Goucher,
Johns Hopkins, Randolph Macon. Sweet
Briar, University of Virginia. and Uni
versity Of West Virginia. All graduates
OF the hostess colleges, whether men,
bers of the club or not, are specially in
vited to the Monday teas
Presiding at the tea table will be: DR..
Louise Taylor-Jones, Miss Marian Hall,
Mrs. William A. Reid and Miss Mary
Owen Dean.
Wednesday, at 7:45 pm, DR.. Rich
| mond's class for study of mental hy-
giene problems will meet, with gather
ing
Thursday, at ii am, of the interna-
tional relations group, under leadership
of DR.. Esther Caukin. for study and
discussion of international economics.
Luncheon after the meeting.
Thursday at pm, the international
relations group under leadership of Mrs.
Edith B. Cameron, will meet for study
and discussion of international eco
nomics. A dance will be held Satur-
day at 9 pm, with Mrs. Charles H.
Ruth hostess. Members are asked to
make reservations before Friday eve
ming.
The Shakespeare Society of Wash
ingtOn will meet tomorrow at 8:l5 pm.
in the auditorium of the Corcoran Gal
lery of Art. DR.. Earle Wiley will
speak on Compensation and Retribu-
ton in Shakespeare
The dramatic part Of the program is
the presentation of Two Gentlemen of
Verona" in condensed form. The COM
plete story Of the play is given in this
version, arranged by Clarence E. Rueb-
sam, who directs the performance and
plays the role of Valentine. The cast
includes players of professional ex-
the rendition of Shakespeare: Julia,
Dorothy A. Lawrence; Lucetta, Eliza
beth M. Phillips: Silvia, Esther Marsh
man; Duke of Milan, William e. Bry-
ant: Proteus, Thomas Cahill, and VAL
entine, Clarence e. Ruebsam.
Two Gentlemen of Verona" has
never been produced before in Wash
| ington, and only twice in America. It
was produced in New York in 1841 by
Charles Kean and in 1895 by Augustin
DAILY with Ada Rehan as Julia, Maxine
Elliot as Silvia and John Craig as VAL
entine. Any one interested In the study
| Of Shakespeare is invited to attend.
At the Columbian Women's meeting
Tuesday afternoon Rita Rozada, Span
ish singer, will give two groups of song
| Silhouettes, of which one will be French
| fairy tales. Mrs. Rose Maxwell Dickey,
one of Washington's able violinists, will
| give selections entitled Memories of the
Old South"
The ladies of the School of Govern
ment, who will act as hostesses during
the social hour from to 4:45 pm, are
Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin, Mrs. William
| Allen Wilbur, Mrs. Dewitt C. Croissant,
Mrs. Truman Nicholson, Mrs. Charles
E. Hill, Mrs. John Donaldson, Mrs.
George M. Churchill, Mrs. Edward H.
Sehrt, Mrs. Richard Norman Owens,
Mrs. Elmer Louis Kayser, Mrs. Fred A.
Moss, Mrs. Harold G. Sutton, Mrs. Cecil
Knight Jones, Mrs. Merle Irving Protz-
man, Mrs. John A. Tillema, Mrs. George
L. Farnham, Mrs. William Stull Holt,
Mrs. Charles E. Resser, Mrs. Stephen
Panaretoff, Mrs. Forrest A. Young, Mrs.
c. Walter Young and Mrs. Frank Nc
Ginley Phillips. The nominating COM
mittee will be elected at the business
meeting, which will begin at $50. The
meeting will be held as usual in the as
sembly room of Corcoran Hall, George
Washington University, with Mrs. Har-
vey w. Wiley, president, presiding.
The District League of American Pen
Women entertained members and their
friends at the fellowship tea last
Tuesday. Yesterday afternoon Miss
william H. Moses, a member of the
league, rendered the musical numbers
Miss Frances A. Walker read an anus
ing story. Mrs. Frances Larkin reac
some of her prize poems. Mrs. Eudors
Briggs read several poems which she
had written from nature studies. 1.-THE
Butterfly was particularly well re.
I ceived. She read some of Miss Flor.
ence Marshall's poems which have
been so successful as greeting cards
Miss Myrtle Cawood brought some o.
her group of children in whom she il
interested and they demonstrated he
teachings by singing and by reading
the story and origin of Daddy Long
Legs"
Mrs. Florence Hopkins Rogers, .
member of the league, who has just re-
ceived $1,000 for the text books fol
children which she has written, reat
extracts from her books.
The league entertained Mrs. Mar!
T. Norton, Representative from New
Jersey, at the reception in the club
house Tuesday evening. Mrs. Morton
spoke later to the current event
group and members on law and legis
. lation in the District She considered
numerous bills that are before tn,
1 ~; 81 b.