Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-25
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

| Bryan, 1880 Eighteenth street. The
subject will be biography. Mrs. George
F. Bowerman will review 1.-THE Adams
Family" by James Truslow Adams, and
THE Letters of Henry Adams" edited
by Worthington c. Ford. Mrs. Charles
Thomas Watson will review Joseph
Fouche," by Stefan Zweig. Miss Grace
Willis will review The Life of st. Au-
gustine," by Papini. The chairman of
hostesses will be Mrs. j. B. Campbell.
The nature section will have an in
door meeting at the Y. w. c. A. We'd
nesday at 3 o'clock.
The Board of Directors will meet
Thursday at ii am. at the Y. w. G. A.
CurIey CIub.-Arrangements have
been completed for a card party and
dance at the Continental Hotel Febru-
airy 8, at $3.50 pm, proceeds from which
will be applied to Archbishop Curley's
scholarship fund. Miss Margaret Freed
man, chairman of the Entertainment
Committee, will be assisted by Miss
Anna Birkle, Francis Obold and VIII
liam Boyd.
Hugh McGarvey. chairman of the
Membership Committee, entertained the
Executive Committee of the club at his
residence, 500 A street southeast, Thurs
day evening, at which time plans for the
annual banquet and reception to Arch
bishop Curley, May ID: were discussed.
The resignation of Miss Angela Luns-
ford as chairman of the Welfare Com
mittee was presented.
American Association Of University
WOmen.-The tea January 26 at 4 pm.
will have Miss Edna L. Stone as hostess.
Miss Mary Louise Brown, dean of Amer
lean University, will introduce Miss
Martha Wilson, who will speak on In
telligent Travelling" Alumnae Of Col
lege Of st. Elizabeth, University of Del
aware, Goucher, Hood, Johns Hopkins,
University of Maryland, Trinity, RAN
dolph- Macon. Sweet Briar, WeSthamp-
ton and University of West Virginia
will assist. Miss Judith Clark and Mrs.
Robert Howard will be at the tea table,
assisted by Miss Lena Evans, DR.. Louise
Taylor Jones, Miss Mary Dean and Miss
Mildred.
There will be an informal card party
January 81 at 8 pm.
Quota Club.-Mrs. George Kreutzer
was the guest speaker at the dinner
meeting Thursday evening at the Wom-
ems University Club. Mrs. Kreutzer has
spent much of her life in foreign coun-
tries and gave an account of Australia
and her experiences there.
Gushing Auxiliary, at its meeting on
Friday evening, unanimously Endorsed
the action taken by Cushing Camp, Sons
of Union Veterans of the Civil War, in
adopting resolution in protest against
the proposed bill to abolish training as
high school cadets. It was directed
that copies of the action taken be for
warded to the Committee on Military
Affairs and to the Board Of Education.
The VVhaoI ~ prncrorv H,,iII ,,,ook ~
uary rs at 8 pm. at the Washington
Hotel. Representative Hull will speak
on the small loan bill and why it should
not be passed. Mrs. Dorothy Sinnott
will give a group of songs and Miss
Beatrice Deeds will render several vocal
selections, followed by a reading of
original poems by Amos Hawk and
dances and songs by little Miss Mary
Ellen Wager.
WOmen's City Club.-Hostesses at the
tea today are the following members of
the thimble section: Mrs John Allen
MunSon, chairman: Mrs. Laurence
Becker, Mrs. Frances Williams, Mrs AL
fred M. Craven and Mrs. George Per-
kins.
The French section will hold sub
scription dinner tomorrow at $50
O'Clock, to be followed by an illustrated
talk on French Canada.
DR.. T.. Barney Phillips will be guest
speaker at the current events lecture
Tuesday at 1850 o'clock.
The card groups continue to meet
Monday and Friday afternoons and
Tuesday evenings.
French classes are held Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
The class in Spanish will be resumed
| Tuesday evening.