The Washington herald., 1917-02-25

Mrs. sailie Price Ferren ana Mrs. Lydia
Adams Williams as hostesses. Miss Gull
bert Of the Congressional Union for
Woman Suffrage, urged the members 20
attend suffrage mass meeting at the
National Theater on Sunday, March &
Mrs. Edward =. Dickinson, Of BIlierics-
Mass. spoke OF club work In her State.
Miss Gladys Price sang "The- Star
Spangled Banner" accompanied on the
piano by Miss Grace Price. Mrs. c. N.
Chapman spoke on raising additions,
money for q clubhouse for the d. c. r.
w. c. Mrs. James w. DOGGY recited.
Mrs. Ewing gave q recitation. Mrs.
LYDIA A. Williams spoke on The Amer.
ioan Flag" and read extracts relatins
i to the Dissertation of the flag.
The club will meet February q with
Mrs. M. N. Gordon. en Ninth street
northeast
The College women's Club win give q
tea In the clubrooms tomorrow afternoon
from Z to 6 o'clock. An entertainment, q
one-act comedy. The Constant Lover"
will be given.
Mrs. Jeffe W. Rawlings viii play and
Arthur q. Cole win give bird limitations.
The birthday tea given last Thursday
afternoon by the George Washington
group was followed by short playlet.
"The Flag Maker"
Tho woman's Club Of Bethesda Nd,
held q meeting February IL at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Yung Kwai In Cleveland
Park The speaker for the afternoon
Mrs Archibald Hopkins, being unable to
be present, the meeting was devoted en-
ttreIy to business and discussion OF the
beneht performance at Polls Theater
which the club is to have next month for
the Social Service League OF Montgom'
cry County. The next meeting Of the
club will be. on February q, with Mrs
E. L Stock as hostess.
The Newcomb Club Of Bethesda me,
February 16 at the home OF Mrs. Whar'
ton Moore In Northwest Park. There wal
no program, owing to the illness OF Mis-,
Miller, the president Of the club. and tho
unavoidable absence of several OF thu
members. The meeting was entirely de
| voted TO business.
The Civic Study Club of Takoma Parl
held its February meeting at the Publi'
Library Branch with the president. Mrs
c. B. Smith, in the chair. Mrs. Cory anS
Mrs. Skeels gave interesting reports from
the County Federation of Women's Clubs
DR.. Cress gave a talk on Australia. Mis-
Alice Deal spoke on the teachers' retire
ment bill, which was endorsed by tn
club.
The Home Interest Club OF Takomi
Park entertained their husbands at thei
annual February banquet at the home o
Mrs. William Stuart The toasts wer
on the one general topic, Woman" Mrs
| s. p. Coale enumerated her Charms,
William Wight spoke Of her place" ant
/ S. s. Scrtvener portrayed as many OF he
faults as the limited time allowed. Mr.
c. A Reed listed her Hobbies" and DR.
| Stockberger her "whims" Mr.. F. B. Lin
ton. the last speaker. spoke OF Woman
| Love" Following this the ladies gave
song. written for the occasion, and al
/ Joined in an old fashioned spelling match
The evening closed with dancing
The As You Like II Club Of German
town met last week at the home Of Mis-
Annie Baker. Responses to roll call wer
Current Events in Maryland" Ger
mantown-Od and New" written by Mis-
Annie Baker. was read by Mrs. Waters
THE Happy Little House" a poem com
posed by Miss Lou Baker. was read b,
Mrs. Henderson. committee to ar
| range the program for the next thre,
months was appointed
The woman's Club OF Rockville hell
an open meeting February Is at tn,
Montgomery Country Club. Mrs. Val