Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-09

sWemen's City Club-Tea time win
be observed ct the club this afternoon
from 4:S0 to 6 o'clock. Special guests
viii be in the receiving line and q short
program of music presented. All club
members are invited. Present member
ship cards. Guest privileges.
Mrs. Gertrude Lyons, chairman Of
educational music, will preside at din
ner to be given tomorrow evening. Kurt
Hetzel, Wagnerian lecturer and pianist
will be the guest speaker. Mr.. Hetzel
during the recent German opera season
gave lectures on the operas in WASH
irtgton, Baltimore and over the radio in
Philadelphia. Reservations, due to lack
of space, have been limited to 100
Members unable to secure dinner places
are invited to the after dinner talk.
Miss E. Agnes Dillon will be the
guest speaker at a meeting Tuesday
afternoon at 4:50 o'clock of the current
events section. Limitation of Arma-
ments" and latest developments at the
peace conference will be the subject Of
the talk. Mrs. william z. Chamberlin
will present the speaker. Members
present membership cards. Guest
privileges.
will meet Tuesday evening at o'clock
with members of the board of directors
In the board room.
Rear Admiral Frederick c. Billiard
will be the guest of honor and speaker
at the dinner Wednesday evening at
$50 O'Clock sponsored by the business
and professional section, Miss Jessie
Dell chairman. The talk will be illus
trated with slides. Miss Annabel Mat
thewS, whose appointment to the Board
OF the United States Tax Appeals was
confirmed last week, will preside. Other
guests of honor include Capt. and Mrs.
r. B. Adams Mrs. Mabel Willebrandt
and Miss Winifred Young of England,
who will speak briefly. Mr.. Joseph
Trainor. accompanied by Mr. Dowd. will
sing. Tribute will be paid to Abraham
Lincoln.
Mrs. Clifford Pinchot is the guest of
honor and will give an illustrated
Ethel Bagley, chairman of the mem
bership committee, Saturday afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock, in the ball room Of the
club house. All members are invited.
Present membership cards. Guest
privileges.
A series of card parties has been
planned for the afternoons and evenings
Of Monday and Tuesday, February II
and 10, for house betterment. All sec
tons of the club are cooperating. Mrs.
Merritt o. Chance is general chairman.
Mrs. J.. Edwin Reid Is chairman of
candy and will be assisted by members
Of the Monday auction and contract
The aviation section will have an
other meeting Friday afternoon at
o'clock, when speakers of prominence
on the merits of the aeronautical pro-
gram for the District Of Columbia will
be present. All members of the club
are invited. The section boasts one
flying member, Mrs. Lyle B. Steever,
who gave an enthusiastic talk before
the business meeting Wednesday eve
ming. Mrs. Edgar T. Brown is chair
man; Miss C. Virginia Diedel, vice
chairman
Fritz Lieber, Shakespearean actor,
who is being presented this week by the
Chicago Civic Shakespeare Society, win
be the guest Of honor and will speak at
luncheon arranged by Mrs. Gladys
Ball Middlemiss. chairman Of the drama
section, Tuesday at / o'clock Mrs
Merritt o. Chance will preside. All
members are invited. Reservations for
luncheon viii be limited to. 100. All are
Invited to the afterlhncfeon talk.
Miss Annie M. Wilson will conduct
club members on a tour Of the National
Gallery of Art at 80 today. Members
will meet at the front door Of the Ma
tional Museum.
DR.. Ada Wahlen, chairman Of the
dance committee, announces a formal
dance for the evening of Friday, Feb
ruary Il, in the ball room, at 9 o'clock.
Cards are available at the desk. Res
ervations limited.
Miss Mary E. Lazenby, chairman OF l
the local history section, will present
Maj. Gist Blair as guest speaker at a
dinner to be given Thursday. February
n. at $50 o'clock, when the subject
viii be Annals Of Silver Spring" Mrs.
Archibald Hopkins will preside. An
members are invited. Dinner reserva-
tons limited to 100.
Mrs. Paulina Sabin and Miss Mary
Colt will be hostesSes at the Tuesday
evening free and easy auction and con-
tract bridge section. Miss Media Ann
Martin has charge Of the register. All
members are invited to make up a table
or attend and be placed by the hostess
Inc Monday contract and auction
nrloge section will meet tomorrow aft
ernoon at 1880, Mrs. ]. Edwin Reid
chairman.
Mrs. Karl w. Greene. chairman oY
the bowling section, will meet with
members at the Y. W. C. A., Severn
Ieenth and K streets, at 7:3O, for an
hour OF bowling.
Sincerity" by John Erskine, was re-
viewed viewed by Miss Elaine Eppley In the |
bulletin. Miss Julia Bannigan fs chair-
man OF the circulating library and an
HounceS new books are added to tie
shelves each month Members are he.
ing requested for gifts of books for the
library shelves. ~ NAIe
MIS-. CIdIa wright Smith, chairman
OF law and legislation, presented a reso-
luton at the business meeting to in
oorse the following proposed treaty on
The contracting parties agree that
! rom tne going into effect Of this trcaty
mere snail be no distinction based on
nationality: Also.
BE It further resolved, That this ar.
ganlzat'on call upon President Ty6oys,
70 see that the United States nIeni,1e-
tentiarieg to the Conference Tor .fhe
Soolncation OF International Law To he
neIo at The Hague in March, 1880. sun /
poIt tnS proposed treaty and do every.
Iiitls possible TO secure its adoption.
Re 1t further resolved, That a eonv
OF tnls resolution be sent to the Presi.
oent OF the United States
members of the club voted b, form a
unit IN support and patronage as an l
ENDORSEMENT to the Washington SYM
phony \ "chestra. whose recent a;slsar:
ance constitution Hall was So we;i
receive IRIS. Edith L. Penn presented;
VIZ res m. Interested members win
attend future concerts in a group.
HAN fares for CHI ldrsn going to and
from school were Endorsed by The club
Electlon OF nominating committee re-
suited IN the selection of Mrs. Wymond
!B9raooury. Miss Margaret Patch. Mrs.
Wuilam LaVarre, Nine. Marie BouIav-
Aoerson, Mrs. Clara Wright Smith.
MRS. Ellis Meredith. Miss Ioretts
1DarneS, MRS. Bessie May Packard and
MRS. Burnita Shelton Matthews, Officcs
70 pc nlied are those Of president. first i
vice president, recording secretary. five
directors for three