The Washington herald., 1917-05-27

pOrH Were continued. social service, bt
Mrs n. H. Howlitt. chairman: leeisla-
ton, by Mrs. Getzendanner; civics. b.
Mrs. w. G. Waters: press, by Mrs D.
r, Harper, 3D. resolutions, BY Mrs.
Wight. thrse-minute report was read
by the director OF each club. IN aonnec-
tlon with the report on civics. jackson
II. Ralston gave very interesting talk
on "Montgomery County Roads"
The federation accepted an invitation "a
hold the next annual meeting in Sandy
Spring. FE
The Newcomb Club OF Bethesda hsid
lts regular meeting on May II at ttls
home Of Mrs. W. T. Owens on watkins
avenue, with Miss Florence Miller IN the
chair. After the business was disppseu
OF two papers were read, one 90 "Aol-
land Ius d1, IN the twentieth Century" By Mr.
Jed Gittngs. and the other on "Pfisot,
Reform" by Mrs. orviile N. Fahsier.
Fifteen members OF the club attendeh
tR meeting In Dawsonville
Tne Ladies Cooperative Improvement
Society of Silver Spring held its regular
meeting AZ the home Of Mrs. Geofee
Page Mrs. L. c. Warren presiding. The
chairman OF the garden COMMITTEES re-
ported that Gist and woodbury. Blair had
given the use of the land on the south
side OF Sligo avenue and that As soon as
possible 1t would be plowed and plarteo
In corn. The club also expects to nslp
With the sewing to be done by the Rec
Cross Auxiliary Of Silver Sprint and haA
already contributed IS toward purchasing
materials. The following delegates rep
resented the club at Dawsonville: Mff,
Herbert CisseI. Mrs. George Page and
Mrs. NJ. ". Faulconer.
The Social Club Of the Hebrsw HON.
for the Aged elected the following on /.
GERS at its clubrooms, as NJ street. last
Sunday: President, s. Ostrow; vice pres
ident, r. Goldsteln; recording Secretary,
s. Galblum; financial secretary, r. Yock-
elson; treasurer, z. Galblurn. The hi-
stallation is to take place Sunday at The
organizations headquarters. The cles
VIII hold its annual excursion TO ColoniAi
Beach on June a.
A meeting Of the executive committee
Of the National Society Of Daughters OF
Founders and Patriots OF America was
held at the home Of the vice president,
Mrs. Myers. on Thursday morning. The
president, Mrs. Noble, presided and Ge-
pointed comniittees for the year as fol-
lows: Conservation, Mrs. Amos g.
Draper, chairman, with all state chapteS
presidents as members; prevention Of dss-
ecration Of the flag, Mrs. Mussey. chair.
man, with the color bearers Of all STATE
chapters as members: patriotic and var
relief work. Mrs. II. A. Macintosh, chair
man; members, Mrs Mussey, Mrs.
Myers. Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Hannay, Mrs.
Howard Hodgkins. -.
This committee will push the work, for
supplies for neId hospitals. Auditing
committee, Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Hewitt
Publicity, Mrs. Noyes. New n1emhers
admitted were Mrs. Horace II. wsich,
California ehapter: Mrs. william r. cart
wright. District of Columbia chapter;
Mrs NJ. X. Pearson, Ohio chapter; Mrs.
Theodore Gray, California chapter; Mrs.
II. B. Joy, Michigan chapter. The exteu-
tive committee adjourned until October.
Andrew jackson council met Tuesday
evening to complete ARRANGEMENTS for the
reception Of the national councillor, Bro.
c. B. webb. OF North Carolina. This
will be Bro. webb's last appearance nj
Washington as head Of the order. He
viii make his last public address before
the National Council session, which Nlll
meet in June All members Of the or
der are invited to be present to gree:
him when he arrives. ~.
Andrew Jackson Council received q let
ter from its funeral benefit department.
Indorsing the proclamation Of the Presi-
dent, and also announcing that the 'faml-
lies OF an members who enlist viii re-
celve dement's In case OF death OF mem
bers.
At the annual business meeting Of the
Political study Cub recently he'd IN the
National Suffrage Headquarters, the for
lowing ofieers were elected to serve for
the coming year: President, Mrs. Apple
ton Clark. jr.: frst Vice president. Mrs.
Richard whiting; SECOND vice president
Mrs. ]. L. Massey: third vice president,
Mrs. G. A. Armes: recording secretary,
MISS Catherine Garst; corresponding sec
retary. Miss Alice Kern; treasurer, Mr.,
H C. Rand; auditors, Mrs. Gindan AND
Mrs. Bracket; executive member. Mrs
G. W. Eastment; delegate to Federation
OF Women,s Clubs, Mrs. Wesley Martin
stouer; delegates to state Equal sufragt
Association, MRS. Newman, Mrs. Thonp-
son, Mrs. Hensey and Mrs Gummeii; al
ternates, Miss Blsuvelt, Mrs. Thomsei.
Mrs. Norris and Miss Fairheld.
The LineaI Society Of the Spanish
War held its monthly social at Mrs
GoIdsborough's 52e Eleventh street south;
east, Tuesday evening. The chic:
ruler, Mrs. Lawson, called shor;
meeting to complete arrangements for
the temple TO affifate with the District
chapter Red Cross to sew on Tuesday
afternoon OF each week at 1901 Massachu-
setts avenue northwest.
The members present were Mr.. anc
Mrs. Charles Runge, Mr.. and Mrs. H. b.
Coulter, Mr. and Mrs. W. Lawson, Mr.
and Mrs. T Fielder. Mr.. and Mrs
Vaughn, Mr.. and Mrs. Kanngeesen
Misses Annie and Bhnch Lynch, Mr
Busher. Mrs. Leta Ferguson, Miss Mar
shall, Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Johns, Mrs. w
Meyers, Mrs. f. B. Coulter, Mrs. Mat.
hews and Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsborough.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Friendship Nursery Aid Club was held on
Monday at the home Of Mrs. Emmet
Hamilton, 162 Tennessee avenue. Those
assisting were Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Cllft,
Mrs. Chatfield and Mrs. Hsmmerly. -
After the reports Of secretary ana
treasurer. Mrs Chamberlin reported the
result of the benefit at Polls on May l6,
which showed a substantial sum realized
for EriehdEhip House. number or the
members told of their visits to Friend
ship House to aid in the sewing and
mending for the children, and an invita-
ton extended to the club to attend a ell
yer tea to be held at the house the fol-
lowing day, May q, by the Samuel Cor
don Chapter OF the D. A. r. The next
meeting will be IN the form Of picnic al