The Washington herald., 1917-10-14
CLUB NOTES.

The 6rst regular meeting Of thu
Anthony League for the season w0
held Thursday at the home Of the
president. Mrs. Anna Z Hendiey, so
Columbia road. The large number
In attendance was much interested
In the account Of the Chsutsuous
conducted by Mrs. Paul and lfrx
Hendley in Atlantic City during the
summer where q splendid program
was given every day from Is 10
August 81
The League pledged SIS to the Ns-
tional American woman's Suffrage
Association which will meet In WASH
ington In December. Delegates were
elected TO attend the annual meeting
OF the d. C. Suffrage Association.
October "a
The president called a meeting Of
Tuesday TO discuss the plan Of work
for the coming year. Mrs. Paul wifi
start her classes in parliamentary
law at Paul Institute. zle7 street
northwest. next Wednesday at IN.
and at the Wilson Normal School.
Eleventh and Harvard streets on next
Monday at $50. Both Of these classes
will be free TO the public.
The next regular meeting VIII be
held at the headquarters Of the n. A.
W. S. A, 1875 Rhode Island avenue.
Thursday. November ]. 8 p. m. Hon.
Everett Colby will be the speaker.
The meeting will be open to the pub
lie. Business meeting at 7sso.
The College women's Club an
nounces a course OF three food admin
istration lectures TO be given by dis
tnguished speakers OF the Department
OF Agriculture, arranged for the club
by Mrs r. L. Ransome, Of the
Woman's Committee OF the District
Council OF Defense.
The first lecture will be Monday. Oc-
tober 2. at .. m. at the College cub
by DR.. J. A. LeClerc. on Food values
and Food Conservation"
The second lecture will be Monday.
October .. by B. II. Rawl on MIX
News Of the Nation
Early in November. DR. Carl L. Ais
lerg will lecture upon Sugar: The
Worlds Need"
The club is now located in IT'S nev
quarters at ls22 Eye street northwest.
The "As You Like II" Club held its
last regular meeting with Mrs. James
H. Jones September q. The Dawson
vile Club. Mrs. Chandler. president of,
the County Federation, Mrs. Archi-
bald Small. Mrs. J. Frank Wilson. and
Mrs. Penn-Knight. were guests. Roll
call was answered by current events.
Miss Maria Waters and Miss Annie
Lee Ailnutt entertained with several
well selected readings. Vocal solos by
Mrs. Hobart RamsdeIl we're much en-
joyed.
The Newcomb Club. Of Bethesda
held Assembly Day September 18th,
and there was fine attendance at the
home Of the president, Mrs. William E
Emery in Oak Place. The new cslen-
oars, giving promise Of an interesting
program for the coming year, were
distributed. The club was asked By
the county federation TO assist in the
work of raising funds for the war
library and two members were sp-
pointed to solicit subscriptions.
The Woman's Club. of KensinEton.
held its first meeting for the year. oc-
tober 5th. at the home Of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Frank T. Chapman. The
years work was opened with a few
words Of greeting from the president.
Prof. Melville Chance played a group
OF Mendelssohn's Songs Without
Words and Ms. Graves sang several
selections. Reports were then received
from the various committee chairneu
regarding the calendar for the year
and the civic. educational and social
work Of the club.
The woman's Club Of woodmont.
met at the home of Mrs, Marousrd on
september 2lth with nearly all the
members present. The time was taken.
almost entirely with reports from the
various members all of whom had been
doing work for the Red Cross during
the summer.
The first meeting Of District of
Columbia Chapter. Daughters OF Foun-
ders and Patriots OF America. for the
season 1917-lslS. was held Friday, Oc-
tober 5, at the home of its president.
Mrs. St Clair. There were only six
members present. but names Of two
new members were announced They
were: Mrs. Dottie E. c. Cartwright.
Bristol. Va, and Miss Hilda Fletcher.
The chairman OF the program commit
tee presented the yearbook Mrs.
Brumbaugh reported the Lafayetts
meeting. The program for the even
ing was Vacation Echoes" and was
responded to in a most interesting
way, and Of course, contained many
references to canning, preserving ana
knitting. Mrs. Hodgkins was the
guest OF the evening and DR.. 81. Clair
Joined the party when refreshments
were served by the hostess and him.