Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-13

Tuesday-7:45 pm. study group on
character development of elementary
school children; leader, Miss Ethel l.
Sunny.
Wednesday, pm, at 1925 Columbia
road, beginning .preschool study group;
leader. Miss Nell Boyd Taylor.
Wednesday-7:45 pm, DR.. Rich
hygiene problems.
ThurSday-10 am, Miss Carhart'S
French conversation class.
Thursday-l1 a.rn., international re-
lations group under leadership of DR..
Esther Caukin for study and discussion
of international economics. Luncheon
after the meeting.
Thursdays p.m,, international re-
lations group under leadership of Mrs.
Edith B. Cameron for study and dis
cussion of international economics.
Thursday-8:15 pm, in the lounge,
Miss Emma c. Cowen of Edinburgh,
Scotland, will speak on the subject:
From Education to Industry; School
and Craft" Miss Cowen is a member
of many public boards in Scotland deal
ing with educational and industrial sfb-
jects. Miss BERTHE Backus will introduce
the speaker.
Saturday-Duncan Phillips has gener-
ouSly agreed to open his gallery at 1900
Twenty-first street and discuss a group
OF modern pictures.
New members recently welcomed into
the club Mrs. H. w. Briggs, 1853 Irving
street, Vassar; Miss Barbara Hastings,
1919 Ontario place, Wisconsin, Miss
Ethel A. Lacy, 3407 Thirty-fourth place,
Michigan; Miss Mary Louise Nozet, 1925
M street, Columbia; Mrs. George Otis
Smith, 2137 Bancroft place, Colby; Miss
Sybil L. Smith, 1880 Belmont road,
Smith; Miss Edna Spaulding, 1921 g
street, Wellesley; Miss Elizabeth Mary
Haney, Cairo Hotel, Northwestern.
Women's City CIub--Members of the
National Committee on the Cause and
Cure of War will be guests of honor
at the clubhouse, % Jackson place,
this afternoon from 400 to O'Clock
ct tea, when new members of the club
will be honor guests.
The free and easy auction section,
which meets every Tuesday evening
Will give. a card party Tuesday for the
benetlt of the house betterment fund.
MISS Hazel Swift is chairman of the
section. Miss Media A. Martin, vice
chairman; Miss Elva Mcnamara, Mrs.
George Ayers, Mrs. Lawrence Becker,
Mrs. Mable WhttmarSh, Miss Mary
Colt, Miss Gladys Gordon, Miss Lucy
Watt, Mrs. A. B. Allen, Mrs. G. G.
Gable and MISS Pauline Sabin are
among the members assisting in the
arrangements.
Mrs. A. B. Wilson, secretary of the
Monday bridge section, advises that
special meeting of the officers of tn.
group will be held at 1890 pm to-
morrow. The regular hour of play will
be las. During the tea hour Monday
Mrs. Corbin Thompson presided at the
Tea tables. Mrs. Lucille Slocovich as
sisted. 49,
Miss Helen ONeilI, general chairman
of the sports ESectioMs will be- hostess
and preside at the annual dinner given
by this section Wednesday evening at
$50 O'Clock. Among those assisting
in planning the. dinner are Miss Agnes
McNutt, chairman of swimming; Miss
Margaret Carmody. gymnasium; Miss
Virginia Diedel, hiking; Miss Helen
O'Neill, riding.
Senator T. H. Caraway win be honor
guest and speaker at the District his
tory dinner Saturday evening at $50
o'clock He will review the history from
1845 to 1870. Mrs. M. o. Chance,
president of the club, is urging men,
bers owning dresses of this period to
either wear them or find some one who
will. Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins wore
a period dress when presiding at the
history dinner in December.
The drama unit Is compelled to
change the date for the production of
its two plays, Empty Arms" and 1T. ="
from the announced date, January 81.
to January 80. Cards at the club desk