Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-22

NASNAs NILS AJOl1S
chairman of music study, will direct
the chorus and will be assisted by men,
perS OF the study group who will also
act as hoStesses. After the program
the tea tables will be presided over by
Mrs. j. Milton Penny and Mrs. Edith
Oriani Fitzgerald, with Miss Violet Ann
Hambleton and Miss Thelma Schmitt
assisting. Members attending will pre-
sent their membership cards and ar
range for guests with the committee in
charge of the guest register. All men,
bers are invited.
Mrs. Bruce Baird will preside at the
first Of the District history dinners Fri
day evening at $50 O'Clock when
Eugene r. Woodson will be the speaker
and honor guest. Mrs. Dorothy Sinnott
will give group of songs.
Miss Laura Berrian will preside at a
dinner given Friday, January 3, at $50
O'Clock. Miss Maud G. Sewall will be
honor guest and will give an interpretive
lecture on the German Opera Co. IS
repertoire. Miss Sewall is a composer,
writer and lecturer on musical subjects
and lovers of music are assured a rare
treat upon this occasion. Members of
the music groups will be assistant host
esses. Reservations are now being
made.
The international relations dinner of
the law and legislation committee, Mrs.
SAoA6 NAASAAb NoulAJIl, 1lldlly Will DS
held Wednesday, January 8, at $50
O'Clock. James Brown Scott. of the
Carnegie Endowment for International
Peace and Miss Josephine Schain of
New York, secretary for the Cause and
Cure of War Conference to be held in
Washington in January, will be honor
guests and speakers. This dinner COM
ing shortly before the London confer
ence, should prove of exceptional inter-
est to club members. Dean Grace HAYS
Riley will preside.
Miss Margaret Baxter, fellow of the
Royal Empire Society, traveller, lee
turer, organizer and clubwoman, will
be the honor guest and speaker at the
forum luncheon Saturday, January IL
at o'clock. Mrs. Laura A. Bradley is
chairman OF the committee arranging
these luncheons. Reservations are now
being made. All members invited to the
after-luncheon talk if unable to be
seated.
Mrs. Clifford Pinchot will be honor
guest and speaker at a tea sponsored
by the membership committee Saturday,
january 4, at 4:30 o'clock. A travel
talk with the first showing of pictures
OF the South Sea Islands will be given
by Mrs. Pinchot Miss Ethel Bagley
chairman OF the membership committee
invites members to attend with pros
pect member" friend, as guest
Mrs. j. Edwin Reid, chairman of the
Monday auction and contract bridge
section, announces adjournment of the
section Tor Christmas week. playing to
De resumed Monday, December 80. On
this date plans will be perfected for a
New Year party and all members are
urged to be present.
Tuesday evening free and easy auc-
ton and contract bridge section had
as guests last week Mrs. q. H. Walks
Ward.
"A gala time is anticipated by those
club members making reservations for
the Christmas dinner to be served
Christmas day from to 7:30 O'Clock
at the. club house. REESE. atoms are
now being made. Guest privileges.
vOteIess ID. C. League Of Women
N0ters-Mrs. Alvin Dodd. chairman of
women in Industry, announces Miss
Mary Anderson as vice chairman and
MISS Agnes Peterson and Mrs. Spencer
Goroon as committee members who will
work with her.
The World Court" will be the sub
Iect OF lecture by Miss Josephine
ocnaln OF New York, arranged under the
auspices OF the committee on interna-
I!oraI cooperation to prevent war. Mrs.
H.. F. Cameron, chairman. to be given
January at ii am. in the third floor
cup room of the Y. w. c. A. BUILDING.
seventeenth and K streets; These lee
lures are a series being given in CO.
operation with the Y. w. c. A. and the
A, A. U. w. All members of these
groups are invited.
Mrs: Arthur Ringland Of this CITY.
Mrs. Casper Whitney, Miss Ludington
and Mrs. Henry Hayes of New York
compose the committee directing the
raolo project; In resuming the Voters
SeTE1C0" Ta6in ~,
flrst of the third series to be given
Iuesoay evening, January Z, at Z
O'CLOCK. These programs are sponsored
py the National League of Women
Voters and the National Broadcastine
Mrs. Clara Wright Smith, chairman
OF the Year Book for the District
league, announces it will be ready for
distribution January /.
Council Of Jewish Women.-The five
delegates from this section, Consisting Of
Two hatlonaI ohcers. Mrs. Schloss and
MIS-. Alexander Wolf, and three dele
gates, Mrs. j. S. Kahn, Miss Carrie
Hart and Mrs. Hyman, who represent
the local organization have received
mai instruction for the triennial con-
ventlon of the National Council of
JeWlsh women and will depart for Los
angeles on January 4.
oAS dASO way Tor
musicale and tea to be held for the
members of the organization early in
January. The event will be given
under the Craftsmanship of Mrs. Joseph
solomon and promises to contain many
surprises.
The Zonta Club of Washington held
It's regular monthly business meeting at
the Raleigh Hotel on Wednesday of
TINS week. Reports were given bv the
committee chairman.
The permanent work committee
which is IN charge of the clubs major
ACTIVITY, the assisting of the women
10 advance in their business or pro-
fession, announced that two more Young
women had been given assistance
through the loan fund which Is main
tanned by the club.
-, the social program of the club for
the holiday season will consist of the
annual CHRISTMAS party to be held at
the Grace Dodge Hotel on Saturday
evening" december %, and a tea on
sunday. December 20. to be given To
the club members by one of their fell
low members, Mrs. Helen Tanouary
smith, at her studio at 2 Dupont circle.
Art Promoters CIub.-The officers Of
the cluo nave issued 100 invitations To
membership to those persons whose
names were approved by the entrants.
committee at its last meeting.
To achieve the end for which it was
founded in 1922, the society sponsors
several art exhibits during the Win
ter at which the members display their
work. 1t also undertakes an extensive
social program, which affords contacts
between mature men and women of
letters and provides a medium through
which aspiring young artists can re-
ceive recognition of their talents.
The club is planning an exhibit at
It's new headquarters in the Carlton
Hotel the latter mart of fhie mouth