Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1927, Page 32

WASHINGTON, D. ( T 11, 1927—PART 1 THE SUNDAY STAR e [ i g snoocheff. The ladies pouring at the | “Yuletide.” with old carols used as|2d alternate, Nan' Slaitery: 3d alter- will preside at the meet of the |fund from this committee. Splendid [or by co ; Gnoocheff. The ladies lmu\.‘n‘ at th 1,‘,1 }'.‘Iu,w,‘ P;» ,.,\’ w_"_”l:m‘:m“” . “‘:“m b alteraeia yoard of divectors Tuesday, 8 p.m.. in | pictures of the clubhouse are being | tiful articl 8 S tuble will be Miss Gr 1 y ) « o NE ~~ S OF I‘HE CI ] BS e i e T Rold by ‘this committee and hand |and women of the Ne | Miss Fxlith Latk sisted by | March.” from “Aida,” as exit number. | I Plumb: 5th alternate, Josephine § The husiness and professional sec | tinted cards of heauty spots and build: = 2 Mrs. Allan Gray, Mrs, Charles Hamel tolden's come . r e N (“fh of ”H"I? s: \|'.'w ]l'w\fl MeCall is ! ings of Washington also bring a small ““""“{‘“"l"f‘ Mrs. IZdward J. Roth and Mrs. Paul elected children's feature at the | o 2 of the oul.l n_l. were i R chairman, will give j30 | 1evenue which gives some additional | £ e g pd T wssador, while at Chev 1se | Com on, Comrades Parker b " 3 R n. Wednes: e ve working funds for ecalls of distress Voteless Distri of Columbin Leagu Tomorrow at 7:45 p.m_the Advanced 3 o O N 0 W and D £ s Mary ) North CONDUCTED BY NANNIE LANCASTER pom X . R of Women Voters, of which Mrs. AL | oGy giudy and Wy The Congres: : The pre-|companist 1 Janet MeWilliam ghe Distiict penal institutions, will be | dinner will be sponsored hy this se anized a class for the study of the ypq macting of the pre-School Study Mg its month! e day. % pm, b ' problems of arbitration and of other| . @ 2 pf.— ) N Sixteenth and sentation of & { fe mem- | will preside ut the tea tabie. Members | honor = nd speakers Mrs. [ tion next month Mrs. Berliner P e sateling ‘dianutes. without y BT 2 Wil 4 - o hetion & Peérs by the presiden <. Peter |of the club are 1 to atien Vestsl hax been specially invited: | teaches the advanced Spanish classes | i ‘"‘!-e By h_“‘“ The firat e ! p At 1 4 b pEasidint ““. Goelet Gerry, was f Mrs. George 1astme « Lieut. Mina Van Winkle of the and Miss Henrietta Olding instructs m:m'm of mi,-“(»ma. 1 be i & : 4 L S . 3 D & Ales Smicon Prise feature of the h ] com | \Women's Bureau of the Motropolitan inner il eld s old December . ok - e B i of the ¢ Wednesday m P tee i g 1o o Police Wil preside. A reception at ' Members of the cluh are invited to|the home "('.‘t” . he next of the fortnizhtly | a1 2 Ir Kot . Tha ne fe members i JHRE v yelock will o dinner, glving | attend the noonday religious m\vi.m,"(' oy o 5 T will be given by former Gov. Gifford Kora 8 it ; i Miss | D \’""}' _;"' Peter Goelet Gerry, Mrs. James cluh ' ppor or guests to meet the {urevbang ield at ‘the Kalth This: | 51 S50 L AT CELELE O Nt Bindhelt, Weaneschy at 4 4 pm. | i % | Carey, vendeted Couzens, Mrs. Jumes 8. Parkor, Mrs. | o their speaker P ecially o dav, Decem ‘:"‘I this o e G <AL iaembets Mrs. Bdwin 6. Nou chairman of | (TR0, T mas w“w;' T i i il Ogden Mills, Mrs. Coleman du Pont | <oup v i 9 d President’s ber 15, which omn s "Clly LS8 SRR T e weltome. the program committee, has an-| "oy ihescmber 18 e T Totn, Masaftela: “m and Mrs. Louis C. Frothingham i ean % &b i 3 will meet members Club date. Mrs. 1 ¥ e vl e e tis. cotimniitee 18 7ot DO3A Ghe flos ture on & COUrS® | econducted by a of i B B icoht remd. b Sfrs. Henrv Allen Cooper also pre \iemds at ten from 3 be in charge of ushers at this time. i ; ) Women of Geo bliston: Ui i 1 particul interest at the present T omen ol b ] Schade Willey ©O. Iro sented the name of Mrs. Ira Copley | gr kos, waflles. < it il 6 . Chairmen and mem Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley, chalrman | {000 b ol tehd- dfrectly. into the| s upuougs L ; ) . Ipervised b % o GrintalPn L ahrac for life membership, making seve s s prepared from 1¢ 8 e various commiitees are committee on arrangementa for | fnee 88 1 A AT GRS se and | X lecturers promis « ; e Movara L 1 hak e e i neie anew life members to add o the ¢ v t » days of | ospe \ , \ s tenth anniversary celebration of |, 1 the Cause NG| qare among the mo: 3 2 [ - ale ing list of eight. who are M . W n th illiar in vian of the sblishment®of community cen. | Cure of War. which will be held at|,oqern paychologists, and, while they | #E0EEL 3 enell's 1]:1} Wk, Harcerk B. Henderson, Mrs : erits of ' ‘ Smithsonian v fon a ters in the Distric S T ; h ] P S e charmed with he s N Doy U, Fitohe . ; ; a4 ann bon-la gkt e ! the District, has taviied mem 115 (o 19, fuclusive. Among, the im Sl o b auh. | Mrs. Ray Ovid 1 a i A Comen” Alrs unc I . P . 5 | portant topics to he discussed at the talks will build a o 2 “Love Is in My r Mrs. Bir Sloat Fassett, Mrs. Jose ) ‘ ! [ third - has es t < e dinner to be given at Cential| oy caronce by leading authorities will s difculties of personality sd-| MIS rer 3 v 1| her mother, accompanied huysén, Mrs. Joseph B. Hir « ose wh it a8 judges are we > } ol Wednesday evening and | Ponfernes 1 ANE sl L e Vindl. | Jones, Iric King e loaek. ths avening; . “Track Allen I ha [ ! 2 Cox, Mre t ! i 2 < e open house from & untll 11[0C0 RS o o e Relation | Justment which conffont adult INC: | Matthews, Mrs. Edward Picka s P : Sth Wil — 2 b At ot Gale. Mo ey P pom, Many distinguished persons will | Feace sriiitation in tela viduals, The first ure ‘in this | Matthews, ! rs. | written by Helen Ruth Wi e : p 3 v distingui persons will | % of War i : Walter Rassdell, Mrs : + memher and _direc e : B " e hn Mock o Thon ke part in the evening’s pro . 4 course will he given Friday, Decem g bt ! mem and The k.| 1 v i ) ing's program, by ¥ United § oUW a5 poi. by . Harey | Smith, Mes. Thomas Tayloe 3 s Townsend SRt O f ( ] » | ey - ¥ P At the forum luncheon last [The national lea is one Overstreet, professor at the College of | Norman Tit W tea ny tne rollowi wrship, W 3 3 . il e Saturday at the club, B | zreat national women's organizations | (1o ity of N y A 1 . g 2 2 Davis, a w this me L s Nitcheson presented s Ma- | that will unite to hold the conference. | {1 L inh s department 1"rl:"¢| .,v(m‘ hidrdba s LAL Mary e ' . her, dircetor of the Press|The delegates from the District will oen hent . Joe. he Panne 1 o | wo 1 cve < = Service ) » 2 most informative | he announced I d resident, 3ob Dal P i ‘ 1 . i i K tional h"rv.:“ rl:llylx:,ul{”';:nvl of the other, The Susan B. Anthony Foundation, | the ch ; o ‘w‘u'»l‘n‘ Ackerman | committees will be published as fast | Inc., will V;vl“li‘l‘1‘l».}nlvv.‘:vl')\|‘l\' meeting at | Shaw substi sted ol el v erse |0t e formulnted Ll e B T oy -— omen_ of Chin e letin, Nolce O A itaieed from | conduct. A number of new members | son. Ten dollars was vot 3 the home of Mrs. Gertrude Stant vas recently honored by a life mem |the corrpsponding secretary, Mrs, | Will h--lnhmlh‘ Among m»’w busi mm“r;. (!\yi-”],'lyn[ school sor it, December 2. At 1o <hip | William €. Van Vleck. 4120 Harrison D! Iex e v ok . H Fg e sl W t the speakers’ table were Stephen | greet (Cleveland 3367). pointed to revise the by-law All the corps th « olor | lie [ n. Mrs. Jennie ° members who are in arrears with cur ers and cc will please send them to|dent announce in adult psy | the Hotel Washington from Janu representatives from the dif s roeth ey re T, Mather and Mrs. Mather Mrs. | a—— (Continued on Page TVY‘III? three.) smselves In placing on | Louis Cramton, who pres Mrs | The Home Makers' Secti atalehi) Mrs. J ¥. Deal t s library <uch hooks | Clyde B. Aitchesen, ) 3 . < o Enonomics | the treasurer, Mrs. Jessie eal, en to Phil Sherida = ¢ » : . strict of Columbla Hom, RO e of the Susan B. Anthonv Foun: | December 20 3 y "he “vead | Riley, Miss Jessie Ackerman and Mrs | Association will meet g Wednesday | ¢ iblished | John Mock e Decinbe 1124 8 o'clack, | dation. Inc., Arlington Hotel, Vermont | flag for the e umstea 0rm ru ol VANIg, December T | avenue, presented in the near future. this co e A AG e diome o ‘ - Newly elected officers are: Presi mn Columbian Women.—The Colum- | Twenty-second strect northeast A Aank, 1o Holet - senior vi ldren an anuel of wmerev.” Where nz fund for New g \Women of George Washington | John Hardy, chairman of this sectio The Women's Club of Be e L . w nre followed. T NEVER rembers and their | picargt Decem 7 will introduce Miss Alice L. Edwards, [ hold its Dec ng the(| reskibe ! D or e T A RO, & e mBuibens L iGdEIU niversity met December 6 in the A . 1 ; 1w Sercival Wilson, | president o N ehap ; it contairs full dose winz nsked i ) executive seeratary of the national as- [ home o refval Wilsc ke o “fest. Nold everywhere be thnla table. f Joyment, Thomas Waltan Gafla | being done throughout the country. | Chevy ¢ esday at 2 p.n; | A. O \\]‘[ will be called f way of New York made an intel particilarly with veference to home | This will be the only meeting dur 8 3 committe ing address on the topic. “Is Wor makers' sections. Members of the the month., no committee day hav ve Johnson Mr harlotte " 4 Lendership |n'yl;\‘.lm e et 1 ociation and their friends are invited | been planned for December. - Mrs. Gil- | Cary declned nomir s pres A l’ U l' t 8 : i Allen M < gather- woman members of the faculty, or| 10 this meeting. l;“*‘v"liv";;\":\4-"]> “I;“‘ ‘;‘; e e s i AU ol § Iy i ot Witk g ’ home-mak . es of ne embers o o e giving the talk on Morocco ch k ins nnanimol sk sity will speak be S rsmisting phe . Mgt T e ety ok e | The American Association of Uni-| was postponed from last month Delegates and alternates to the e SCAI.LP“ECZD::{A the Allian t ¢ p n the a e of PR daytime meet. | T ol rShiD. | orsity Women will have an innovation | The motion picture commitice re- | next department conventions Jons wee Lucky Tiger Moner. ¥ g of this group. be known as|othe lumbian Women a after the tea tomorrow, when Tania | ports that the song slides provided by | 1st delegate, Joscphine Kelton e bl e weutle tures. : first vice chair-| e Thimbie Clul” and will take up Sfi- e “National Aibuy B. Gnoocheff. from Petrograd, Russia, | the Stanles Company for part of the delegate, ie Nolan; 34 delegate, g s - Y i.—Miss Cornel de ! e inl qome charitable w yet 1o be de omorrow a Je | a pupil of Mme. L. Vassilieff, o appreciation work are prov- | An or 1 delegate, Martha ‘ AT Tk : “ \ table. with e b e L. (0 be | g erial Russian Ballet, will dance. | inz extremely helpful. The theme for | Mangum; 5th delezate, Olive John- LUCKY TIGER ‘Association, well knowr Maddox g ¥ mem- NG Nell Price. reporting for the | of the scientific staff. This treat is | Miss irk_will_introduce lay morning’s 1 » s 1 her Lippold 8 turer and writer, will he the =t era. are s this gyama unit members, states they will > possible hy Mrs. O. L. Veerhoff. honor at the tea to he g At the ppear in an interesting program on s and other Columbian | clubhous Jackson pl; 1 afte e T Ve z free As) ry 18, T advises meml to E also invited to be per noon from 4:30 un 6 o'clock’ Mrs 1ction ion s aver e attend s that date Mrs, Patrick Gal lucted by Miss Grace D. James Garfield Riley and Miss Aznes f mbers meeting cach her is chairman of this unit 3 itor, through the Freer Winn wil be Thoste br el t \ 1hles forming each M Adela Heaven, chairman of the ialles el December 13, at 2 Frances o ¢ veek of desiving to learn the | pu lief committee, with members | pm. T v. December i ity, will pr Do 1 « playi el tion i p public health and child we he Columbian Women's day at the Mrs. Hartwell > 11i: 1 ing ¢ n g ¢l v bere from 8 committees, will maintain a booth for | Near Last Shop, 1334 Connecticut old Baglish 3 . 1 Lawrence the sale of Christmas scal o | avenue. when Mrs. H. L. Hodgking St > L n Cable. N ubhiouse f December 13 will take charge in the morning. and Burcell; een 1. tin & cha of the inclusive. Club members are < Mrs. H. W. Wiley and Miss Florence Charles Bdward Horn ey | & \ Mis. Mable Whit-|ed to make their purch Blngham in the afternoon. Other of Laughter,” by Wilfred Sanderson ostos this source. Miss He reported | members are asked to help, either by Miss Charl Williams will b ! . president,’ 510 sent to the Washington tornado | presiding with the ladies mentioned o e st e s st b i B QN o it o b o i omndi B ke ok Women's Building, 2009 G stres ut N } pan. 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