Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-09
Bethesda. Md.



BETHESDA. Md. April s.-Mr. and
Mrs. Layton Green of Ellaslea Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Owens, Miss Mar
garet Owens Calvin Owens and Miss
| virgie OfYutt OF Edgemoor motored to
Baltimore Tuesday. to attend the Rev.
Billy Sunday service. which was spe-
ciaI sermon for Good Templars. The
delegation of Good Templars was the
largest of any organization attending
since the beginning of the meetings.
They presented Mr.. and Mrs. Sunday
with a magnificent basket of pink roses.
the whole standing about three feet
high.
Miss Louise Davidson CT Bradley
Hills is the guest of friends in Boston
and expects to be away about two
months.
Mrs. Enoch G. johnson was hostess
at a bridge luncheon Friday afternoon
at Spring Lodge. Alta Vista. Guests
were Nine. de Narrene Stock of Buffalo.
y. Y; Mrs. E. L. Stock of Bradley Hills,
Mrs. Powell of Snow Hill, Md; Mrs. r.
\; Lee. Mrs George A: Redhead. Mrs
Clarence Weber and Miss White. The
prize was won by Mrs. Lee.
The eleventh annual meeting of the
Montgomery County Federation of
Woman's Clubs is to be held Thursday.
May Is.
Miss Jean P. Bromley of Takoma
Park was a week lend guest of Mrs E
J. Heaton of Alta Vista
Miss Florence White has returned to
her home in Jersey City, n. j., after
visit of some months with her sister.
Mrs. Enoch G. johnson. She stopped
for short visit with relatives in Balti-
more on her way home.
The Red Cross tea was held at the
home of Mrs. Orville N. Fansler Thurs
day afternoon with fair attendance
Nineteen pillows were stuffed and ma
terial prepared for several more. These
pillows are made of old rags. shredded.
and of cotton. and are for the use OF
soldiers who have wounded limbs that
next meeting is to be April IS. at the
home of Mrs. Edgar J. Heaton. when
there will be sewing as well as pillow
making.
Mrs. Janet Cameron Anderson has re-
turned to her home in Marion, Ind,
after spending the winter with her Sis
ter. Mrs. Frank G. Heaton.
Mrs. Frank c. Getzendanner and Mrs.
J. Girvin Peters were among those who
were in Annapolis Monday and went
, Maryland widow-mothers' bill. which
passed both houses of the Legislature.
A vigorous campaign has been waged
recently for club extension in Bethesda
district. and those engaged in the work
are much pleased with the success they
are having. A new club has just been
organized in Friendship Heights. called
the Woman's Club of Friendship
Heights. The club has held two meet
ings and elected the following officers:
President, Mrs. c. W. Rippey; first vice
president. Mrs. ]. w Boyle; second vice
president. Miss Annie Smith: recording
secretary. Mrs. Albert Shoemaker; cor
responding secretary. Mrs. Constantine
treasurer. Mrs. Balderston. and HIS
torian. Mrs. F. f. Sullivan. Among the
members are Mrs. Neal. Mrs. Huntz-
berger. Mrs. Money. Mrs. Page. Mrs.
Frazier. Mrs. Johnston and others.
Ned Tibbott is home from Cornell
University for a visit of a few days
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. II.
Tibbott
informal party Friday evening in honor
of Mr. Green's birthday anniversary. A
number Of neighbors and friends helped
him to celebrate. After dancing re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. Hill of Chesterbrook. Va. has
been spending a few days with her
daughter. Mrs. Lewis Keiser. Mrs. Kei-
ser accompanied her home for short
visit
Mrs. r. X. Lee and daughters, Misses
Frances and Kendall. are in Baltimore
| for a week END visit with friends
Pupils of the Bethesda School par
ticipated in Arbor day exercises at the
| school Friday afternoon. the program
including songs and recitations by the
school children and short talks by
members of the board of trustees. Dur
| ing the exercises the pupils planted
NJ. Duncan. supervising engineer and
landscape gardener of Edgemoor, made
an address on proper methods OF plant
ing trees and caring for the grounds.