Evening star., 1920-07-04
AMONG THE CLUBS

Women's City CIub.-The directors
usual Sunday reception to members
and their friends will be held at the
clubhouse this afternoon from to
o'clock. The house committee met
Monday evening to discuss ways and
means for the coming year. Miss
Marie Saunders, chairman, and a num-
ber of assistants were present. 1t
was decided to transform one of the
large light rooms on the third floor
into a restroom. lockers to be pro-
vided for out-of-town members who
wish to remain in the city during the
day. Mrs. Randolph Keith Forrest,
chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee, will be in charge of cabaret
dance to be given later in the month.
The Home CIub.-Free moving pic
lures by moonlight on the roof of
the Interior Department building pro-
which the members and their friends
enjoyed, together with the cool
breezes-also free. The members, ap-
preciative of the entertainment, paid
a tribute of thanks to Mr.. Blanchard.
president of the club, through whose
efforts the roof show was arranged,
and in like measure extended praise
to Miss Victoria G.. Peacock. the club S
secretary, and the several committees
| in charge of the reception. dinner and
dance III nOuOT cl ScCIcldly dS ne
The College WOman's Club has in
stalled electric lights in the pictur
esque garden of its clubhouse. 1922
I-street, and a series of pleasant out
door affairs are planned for the sum-
mer The garden is at the disposal OF
| members for private parties.
Prince Georges County Chapter. ID.
A. r.. met recently at the home of
Miss Ada H. Johnson, near Seat Pleas
ant The newly elected regent, Mrs.
Clement w Sheriff. presided and the
| following chairmen of committees
| were appointed for the ensuing year:
| Miss C. Gridley and Miss A. Johnson,
| printing; Mrs. Henry Walther, enter
| tainment; Mrs. G. Townsend, reVoiu-
| tionary relics; Mrs. Johnson, reVolu-
tionarv graves; Miss Emma Walker,
nress committee After social hour
| the chapter adjourned for the sum
| mer months.
The Richard Arnold Chapter. ID. A.
r., closed it'll season Tuesday evening
| at the home of Mrs. George Tarplitt
! Sharp. The regent. Mrs Mary st.
| Clair Blackburn presided. regent
| pin was presented to the chapter by Mrs.
| Charles Drake Westcott, the former re-
gent The program for the ensuing
! winter was outlined and various COM
mittees were formed to prosecute the
| work.
| The Montgomery County Federation
of Women's Clubs held an executive
board meeting recently at the home OF
| the president. Mrs. Josiah W. Jones OF
| Olney Special interest centered in re-
| ports of Mrs. Jones, chairman of the
Montgomery County Fair, women's sec
ton; Mrs VIM. A. Boss, for special
service: Mrs. w. O. Waters. for work
among colored people. and Mr.. James
Kirkpatrick, who spoke of the county
Jail 1t was decided to place a bronze
tablet in the memorial room given by
the federation in the Montgomery Coun-
ty General Hospital at Olney, as a
tribute to the soldiers and sailors of the
| county who never came back The
executive board is composed of fifty
! three women.
Friendship Club, TakOma Park. The
members were entertained recently
by their husbands at complimentary
hotel dinner at Cedar Heights, Md
! The party assembled at the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Leavitt of Cedar
street and drove to their destination
in automobiles. assignments of ladie!
being made by lot through the Sc
lection of flowers from the garden o
Mr.. c. C. Carroll Two stops fo1
change of cars were made en- route
! assignments being again made by lot
At the conclusion of the dinner
toasts were offered by Q. L. Veerhof
! and responded to on behalf or tn
members by Mrs Spencer and on be
| half OF the husbands by Mr.. Stock
berger. Short addresses were ais'
made by Messrs. Burdett, Repper'
Beck. Hardesty and McCrory.
The date coincided with the wed
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Crory and the occasion was marke
: by the presentation of suitable gift
f from the members of the club.
, The Calvert CIub.-The New Yorl
l girls of Calvert Club held meeting
2 Friday at II Dupont circle. Plan
We're completed for dance to b
= held at the club Friday, to which al
t New Workers of Calvert. Gibbons
t Mauer and Ohern clubs are invited
l Admission will be by invitation only
Same may be secured at the club
mentioned.
| Tentative plans were discussed TO
a house party to be given at Mort
Chesapeake Beach, the Ohio cottage
Reservations must be made in ad
: Ivance. A shore dinner will be an in
teresting feature.
A dinner dance at the country clu
is also under way. Each member vii
i be entitled to invite a limited mum
: ber of guests. Guest cards may b
I secured at Calvert, Gibbons, Mauer o
. Ohern clubs.