Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-12
MONTGOMERY co. F. w. c.

MONTGOMERY co. F. W. c.
The woman's Club of kensington met
Thursday with Mrs. Iambe. on Knowles
avenue, Kensington. The program COM
mittee appointed to arrange for next
years work presented several well
prepared outlines for selection 1t was
decided to have for the main topic Tor
study. North American Indians Il
study of the schools of Maryland as a
secondary subject, with some music
and art. The club expressed grat1hca-
ton on the appointment of ipr- war.
renPrice as one of the new board of
school commissioners. and directed that
letter be sent to that erect 10 D!.
Price 1t was also suggested that ciup
members use whatever personip n
f1uence they might have in urging the
ratification of the appointment OF
Judge Stanton Peelle for similar po-
sition a report from the state COM
mittee on household economies was
read and resolutions contained therein
Endorsed.
The Inquiry Club of Rockville held
an omen meeting recently at CheSthut
Lodge. with Mrs. Ernest Billiard as
hostess. A large number OF guests ha i,i
been invited to hear the taik s.seh ~
Mrs Frank Wilkins of Washington anu
New Hampshire on Garden Psychol-
ogy." She spoke of the spiritual IN
fIuence of the garden and the heeiitI.u VI
benefits gained by working IN , oile,
She also told of a plan that had been
tried successfully in New iialiitshh ias
of planting many OF the Nese.aDtI
with flowers. thus uniting '"f s,Ir;nm
with the ornamental, ana ihSurinS NJ
slightly beds after the vegetables ilao
been used. Light refreshments were
served by the hostess
Members and guests of the New
cornb club of Bethesda were enter
tanned Thursday evening by Mrs' fha the
and Miss Wagner at the nome VI oat
former Georgetown road anu %
Mace The musical program comprises s',
q niano duet by Mrs. Hane ana iieI ~,
violin solos by Miss Milovlch OIL Nasn.
ington. accompanied o E,v MlS burgess.
with Mrs Hane as Accompanies: pr 800,
solos by Mr.. Bostroven OF Nasnite ~ ~
and solos and impersona.soiia,SS, an,s
George O'Connor. After refreshIiieh -.
the rest of the evening was devoted 10
dancing and social intercourse.
r,. business meeting of the New
.o,nh club was held March : at tne
Some of Mrs. Percy F. Alien. Alta
naper on Women of EariN ms
tory" by Miss Florence Miller phrief
esetcb by Mrs Robert Service on
.Rrazil'. was followed by discussion
The club is continuins the D. Cross
teas for the benefit OF the heu
Society
Tho Woman's club of Bethesda held
its regular meeting at the resioehcS ~, "a
Mrs. E p Ellis. February ~.
Sneaker for the afternoon was Mt n.
Martin williams. who spoke on sinsie
Tay" Mrs Henry C. Karr gave piano
solo. The guests OF the N Gieo Lucy
smith. Mrs. Alfred Wilson. Miss Excl
Mrs Lane, Dr. John L. Lewis ana heN.
James Kirkpatrick
The Forest Glen Reading Club met
THURSDAY at the home of, Mrs. William
henderson number of guests Were
present The following readings were
enjoyed: Child Labor. Mrs hiogl
..'rne History of Piney Branch ana .ne
Potomac Indians" Mrs. sweeney: The
Masculine Gender in War, MIS- MIL
"Denmarks Possessions in the West
Indies" Mrs. Chesley The Lhe ur oi
Henderson. and Rural Reminiscenees
Mrs. Fenwick Mrs. Chesley is staying
with friends AT 9e9 East cantor street
Washington, During her abs Mi11sr fT RON
Forest Glen, Mrs. William Miller VIII
preside over the club.
The Home Interest Club OF Takoma
Park recently celebrated its sixth nus
hands night at the home OF MIR. ana
Mrs William Stuart. Carroll avenue.
The guests entertained the members OF
the club by conducting session OF the
Criminal Court of the Home interest
Club" in which DIR. ID. y. Shoemaker, as
bailir. arrested many of the citizens OF
Takoma present. not even sighting the
MAYOR, Mr. Williams. The trials of the
prisoners and the musical pleas Tor
mercy presented by a male quartet
wrung no mercy from the stony-heart-
ed members of the club. and all
Offenders were pronounced guilty. Re
freshments We're served by the mem
hers of the club.
EXCELSIOR LITERARY CLUB.
The Excelsior Literary club was enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs Jen-
ME Parker and Mrs. Addie W. Foster.