Evening star., 1921-10-23
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

the apartment Of Mrs. Richardson, the
regent. Mrs. Appieman presiding. It
was voted to secure page In the
remembrance book in honor Of
Fanny B. Dalgleish: chairmen Chair. woos os
and means. MIS-. Earnest; hospitsi-
ity, Mrs. Cunningham; magazine.
Mrs. Woods: publicity, Miss Jacobus;
chapter house, Mrs. Richardson; en-
tertainment. Mrs. Huddle; Continental
Hall, Mrs. Cnnningham: music, Miss
Jacobus; historic. Mrs. Hill; G. A. r.,
Mrs. Thompson.
St. Rita and Capitol Assemblies have
Baltimore that a party of forty will
go from the two local assemblies to
attend a complimentary social and
dance to be given Monday evening
by Maris Stella Assembly. Admission
will be by the password of the
Catholic fraternity. The trip will
be made in a special car. which will
Saur, chairman of the social COM
mittee. is arranging the trip. Fol-
lowing the meeting of Capitol As
sembly Friday evening. Tombola
night was observed. The following
won the prizes: Ladies' hat, Miss
tie A. Crown; scarf. Maurice E. Price.
The affair was conducted by L. w.
Stoddard, chairman of the Tombola
night committee.
A debate on the subject, Resolved.
That the right OF suffrage should be
eveo f9 the paope %ss ea o. rsay shs
ing. John Casper and Miss Anna
Mack were the affirmative speakers,
and the negative speakers were
James F. Crown and Miss Mary John
son: William Blake presided. The
do Na,i1 ha q
meeting next week. The winners of
last weeks debate on the subject.
Resolved, That Ireland should accept
the compromise as offered by Lloyd
tive speakers, Misses Elizabeth Mack
and Kathryn Stretch. were the win
ners over Frank P Callahan and Car
men Quantrille, who spoke for the
affirmative.
The joint social committee of the
Halloween party, which will be
held at the home Of the Misses John
son October 81.
The Takoma Park Civic Study Club,
under the leadership of Mrs Otto L.
Veerhoff, more than doubled its mem
bership last year. This year she is
serving again as president of the
club, and has introduced the plan of
section study. A section for Bible
chairman, will hold it's first meeting
at the Takoma Park Library tomor-
row at o'clock. Mrs. l.. Elaine Ris-
ing will be the teacher. This meet
ing will be open to all women of the
park. Plans will be made at this
meeting for future work. The cur
rent topics section held its first meet
ing at the home of the chairman, Mrs.
iV. +. BarrowS, 224 Willow avenue,
Tuesday. Mrs. c. B. Smith was ap-
pointed leader of the music study
section, and plans to give special at
tention to the study OF American
music.
met Friday evening. October IA.
at the home of the regent. Miss
, Mary Z. Smith. Mrs. st. Clair. state
regent, was present and gave a most
interesting talk. Miss Mealy played
two violin selections. Mrs. Walter w.
Hicks played piano solo and Miss
Elsie Shulze sang. A social hour
followed this program.
District Congress of Mothers and
Paret-Teacher Associations met Tues
uesday at the Ebbitt House. with an
attendance that included members and
Mrs. L. D. Smoot outlined plans for
! a membership drive to extend through
the winter. Mrs. G. Frazier, chairman
of the committee of clothes conser-
vation. announced the removal of her
headquarters from old Central High
School to Mason House, 1900 goth street
where sewing will be done on Thurs
days under her direction by the diff
frent parent-teacher associations.