Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-19

The union will meet with Mrs. Beattie,
Georgia avenue and Taylor street.
The Washington Readers Club gave
its first public recital for the season
Tuesday evening in the lecture hall
Of the Public Library. \ large au-
dieuce showed appreciation of the ex-
cellent program offered by the mem
bers who participated. Edward G.
Townsend, president of the club. made
d brief address of welcome and the
program consisted of the following
Monologue, Why | am Opposed to
Woman Suffrage" (Narie Jenny HoWe),
Mrs. Emma Ware Anderson tby re-
quest; a group OF Riley poems
Thoughts for Discouraged Farm :
err" ITO Hear Her Sing" Just BE
Glad. Deer Crick"-Mrs. Emmett
Hamilton; "A Drop Of Formic Acid
Grant Lee WILSON,. Waiting for the
Trolley, Mrs. Emily Frech Barnes:
For Love OF Mary Ellen Eleanor
Eoyt Brainerd), Wiley o. Ison.
Montgomery County +. W. C.: The
Indies Cooperative Improvement So
ciety of Silver Spring held its No
vember meeting at the home of Mrs.
X. $. Langley with Mrs. w. p. New
man presiding There was a talk by
Mrs. Means, nurse for the Social Serv-
ice League of MONTGOMERY county. She
was followed by Or. Byrd. who gave an
account Of the leagues origin and
growth.
The Civic study Club of Tnkoma Par
met November in the club room of
the Public Library, Mrs. e. 3. smith
presiding. Mrs Court +. Wood, presi-
dent of the District Of Columbia Fed
GRAFTON, and Mrs. G. V. Chandler. presi-
dent Of the Montgomery County Fed
GRAFTON. addressed the meeting. Mrs.
T.. X. Phillips reported the work Of the
child welfare committee of the District
Federation and Mrs. II. &. Gore present
ed current events.
The Inquiry Club of Rockville met
November 6 with Mrs. George Stone.
Mrs. Finley gave a talk on the subject
for the day The Best Form Of Gov
eminent for Small Towns"
The Wednesday Club Of Sandy Spring
met early In November at Norwood.
Mrs Robert Miller read u paper on
Foreign Conquests in South America"
Miss Brooke read paper on current
Events" written by Mrs. W. j. Thomas
Several guests were present.
The Woman's Club OF Friendship
Heights held its November meeting al
the home OF Mrs. a. f.. Shoemaker Mrs
/ Nellie Eaugerter Of Washington enter
tanned with humorous recitations. The
! activities of the club for this year will
!
! and social service.
! The Community Club of Chevy Chase
! met Monday at the home of Mrs. Burke
1 with Mrs G.. J. Hesselman presiding
! Mrs. J. H. Dellinger reported on the
| work the club has done for the new
clinic Of the Social Service League in
Bethesda and made an appeal for fur
| Their donations. Mrs. G. V. Chandler
! president of the County Federation. ad
/ dressed the club on the relation of the
! individual club to the federation.
| The Womnn's Club Of KensingtOE
met at the residence of Mrs. Edgar w
| Moore November 3. Mrs. George W
I Ashworth gave paper on The Per.
| sonaI Appointments and Functions OF
| the State Board of Education, the
| Changes Recommended and the Changes
| Made by the Law of 1916" Mrs. W
Perry Hay read a paper prepared b.
| Mrs Edward A. Farrell on The STATE
| Superintendent. Duties and Working
| Force" The club met November II
| with Mrs. j. Philip Hermann when Mrs
| A. NJ. Jamison gave a talk on The Evo
| luton of the Moving Picture"
The samuel Gorton Chapter. ID. A. n.
was entertained Monday by Mrs. FL.