Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-23
Bethesda, Md.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
BETHESDA, Md. April 22.-The Com
munty Club held its April meeting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Emory
in Oak place Tuesday evening. when the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: President. Orville \. Fansler
secretary-treasurer. Miss Hazel Magic. A
roads committee. consisting of the fol-
lowing persons. was appointed Chairman.
Lewis keser; for Oak place, Mrs. George
A Redhead. William Z. Emory and
Charles Reed for Alta Vista, Layton
Green. Mrs. Robert J. Service and Mrs.
Frank Heaton. When the business was
finished the remainder of the evening was
taken up with musical program
Mrs. c. ]. Lipp of jamestown. y. Y,
is the guest of Mrs. Ada Allies Wilson for
the Easter holidays.
Mrs. O. H. Tibbott entertained al lunch
con Monday, her guests being Mrs Eek
man. wife of Gov Eckman of the noun
daughter. Miss Eckman. and her mother.
Mrs. Dnwiddie, wife of Maj. Dinwiddie
L. 5. A
Mr. and Mrs. Robert ]. Service are en-
bury and children of Haworth. N ].
Mrs. John J. Bradford and sons OF
Richmond, Va. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Percy F. Allen of Alta Vista.
The Red Cross tea was held at the home
of Mrs Frank Heaton Wednesday after
noon. number of pillows were made
and $50 was paid in for the Social Serv-
ice League of Montgomery county
pr Parke T. Flournoy and w. T Owens
attended the presbytery meeting at Bal
timore during the past week
Miss }. S. Burgess. who has been with
the family OF w. T. owens for the last
few months. has taken "A house in Brad
ley Hills and Will occupy it soon
David Tibbott Of Princeton is spendinc
the Easter holidays with the family OF
his uncle. O. II. Tibbott. of Alta Vista,
AR. Tlbbott is member of the base ball
team of Princeton. which finished lis
southern tour at Washington, where If
played Georgetown University.
MISS Bruce Cotton of the Bethesda
School is spending the Easter HOLIDAYS
with friends in Baltimore.
At recent meeting of the Wonan.s
Club of Bethesda committee was an
pointed TO cooperate with the Audubon
Society, prizes being offered for the
pest bird house made by school child
% inns part OF the county and a meet
ing was held Wednesday afternoon All
the schoolhouse to award the nrizes
mere were fourteen contestants first
prize being given to Miss Phoebe Will
son. daughter of Mrs. Ada Allies Wilson
OF Bethesda and second to Louis Stone
twelve years old, made the house of A
frame covered with bark. with a hit of
VINE clInglng to it. the bark being
broken and rough and the whole hav-
ing very artistic appearance. A five
Near-old daughter of Mrs. Wilson de-
clded to enter the contest and ia king.
a cigar box. used meat saw and fitted
boards to the box for "A roof and porch.
While the house was crude affair. it
was entirely the work of the little
girl and her mother exhibited it at the
contest. and the house was awarded
a special prize. A program of bird
lore and bird songs was given by the
children. and an address was made by
Dr.. Samuel Malott of Chevy Chase,
whose grounds until recently held the
worlds record for density of bird popu-
lation.
Charles c. Allies and Adrian s. s'les
of okonoko, ". Va, are visiting their
mother, Mrs. H. S. Allies, near Edge
moor.
Miss Margaret owens OF Edgemoor is
spending the Easter holidays with her
aunt. Miss Green. in Washington.
Mrs. William c. Powell and daugh-
ter Elinor have returned to Snow Hill.
Md, after visit of several weeks with
Mrs Powells sister, Mrs r. h. Lee.
Mrs. E. r. Magic has returned from
Wilmington. Del. where she spent two
weeks with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover c. Hastings have
gone to Canton, ohio, where Mr.. Hast :
ings has accepted a position with a
steel works.
Robert Townsend Heaton of Water
ford, Va, is spending the week end
with his uncle. Edgar j. Heaton.
visitor over Sunday with the family OF
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