Evening star., 1916-04-30
Bethesda, Md.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
| BETHESDA. Nd, April ga meet
ling of the Woman's Club of Bethesda
was held at the home of Mrs Ed L.
iV. ?. Wilson of Washington gave a
| talk on the women's camp at Chevy
Chase, and Miss Nellie Wheatley play
ed several numbers on the piano.
| Miss Theresa Graft of Frederick
county. Md. is the guest of her cousin.
Mrs Layton Green. at Ellaslea Farm.
| Miss Elizabeth Hodges and Miss Nell
| lie Flournoy were hostesses to the
Newcomb Club and friends Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Layton Green. A musical program was
| given by Mrs. Ruth Mckelway, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Frank q. Heaton and Miss There
| sa Graft, after which there was dane
| ing followed by buffet supper. Among
the guests were Mrs. James S. Ogsbury
| of Haworth, y. j.. Mrs. J. Louis Bob
rer, Mrs. II. Peter. Mrs. McKelway Of
Washington. Miss Jean +. Bromley and
Miss Theresa Graff.
| The Woman's Club of Bethesda is to
be the hostess club at the eleventh an
nual meeting of the Montgomery
at Chevy Chase, May l8.
| Mrs. Frank q. Getzendanner, Mrs. j.
Givin Peters and Mrs. Enoch 6. John
son of the Woman's Club of Bethesda
and Mrs. George Hane, Mrs. Jed Git
tings and Miss Lavinia Wagner of the
| Newcomb Club. attended the annual
meeting of thke State Federation of
Women's Clubs at Baltimore.
| George Hane and his sister. Miss
Margaret Hane, spent part of the
Easter holidays in Frederick, Md,
| Mr. and Mrs. George A. Redhead en-
tertained the Bethesda Bridge Club
Saturday evening at their home, the
lOaky. near Alta Vista. The guests
were DR.. and Mrs. Clarence Weber. Mr..
and Mrs Frank G. Getzendanner, Mr..
and Mrs. Julian Wallace. Mr.: and Mrs
| Enoch @. Johnson and Edwin wilson.
The prize winners were Mrs. Getzen-
danner and Mr.. Wilson.
Miss Hattie Herfurth of Washington
was recently guest of Mrs. Albert j.
Fessenden.
The Newcomb Club met with Mrs.
| Robert j. Service Friday afternoon.
| Reports Of the federation meeting at
/ Baltimore were given and delegates
| were elected to attend the county fed
| Grafton meeting at Chevy Chase Mrs.
| Emory were the delegates selected.
| Miss Alma Moore read paper on
ways in Which a Woman May Earn a
Living" After the business refresh
| Mrs. c. G. Money of Friendship Heights.
Mrs. Albert Fessenden, Mrs. Hendry.
Mrs. James S Ogsbury, Miss Hazel
| Magic. Miss Margaret Compstun and
| Miss Theresa Graf.
| Miss Irene Randall is home from
! Westchester. Pa. A number of her
| school friends. who are in Washington
| on an educational sightseeing trip
| were entertained with a dance by Miss
| Randalrs aunt, Mrs. George A. Red
| head, Friday evening.
| The executive board of the Home and
| School Association has arranged to fur
nish two cars for the transportation of
| the school children of the Bethesda
| School and their parents for the trip to
| Rockville May 5, which is Educational
| day. The cars will be in waiting at
| Schoolhouse lane.
| Miss Marie Barnes left last night for
| Sanibel. Fla, where she was called by
| the serious illness of her brother, Will
| liam Barnes. whose winter home is at
that place. Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson
| Barnes Of Baltimore are spending the
| week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
| NJ. Duncan at Rosehaven.
| Livingston Chapter. ID. A. R., of
| Washington met at the home of Mrs
| Enoch G. Johnson Wednesday after
noon. Owing to illness the regent, Mrs
| Charles Brown. was absent, and the
vice regent, Mrs. Horace P. Mcintosh,
presided Mrs. Edison l.. Whitney read
| a paper on providing Jobs for the I'm
| employed" Special guests included
Mrs. Edgar J. Heaton, Mrs. Frank
Heaton and Mrs. Frank Wilson. regent
Of Japet Montgomery Chapter. D. 4. r.