Evening star., 1922-03-26

IHE SUNDA
Of the ways and means committee,
annual tea and sale for the benefit
Of Friendship House. which will be
held at the College women's Club on
the afternoon of April 6. After the
business meeting musical program
was contributed by Mrs, A. d. Cum
mings, Miss Dorothy Smith, Miss
Smith and Mrs. M. D. Lind
say.
The Lanham Study Club held its
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Howser. A favorable report
was submitted by Mrs. James Kemp
ton from Mrs. Ferriter, the county
the work of the members who made
garments for the poor of the county.
A motion was carried that letter be
sent to the county commissioners
urging the continuance Of Mrs. Fer
ritter in her present position on ac-
work throughout the
county. Mrs. Charles Howser report
ed that at a recent meeting of home
economics at the home Of Mrs. Holmes
Of Riverdale a plan was formulated
whereby funds could be raised for a
1929 scholarship for home eco
nomics at the Maryland State Uni
NAL homes in Maryland. with pictur-
esque Illustrations. was arranged and
read by Mrs. James Kempton. The
meeting was concluded with music
by Mrs. w. Goss and Mrs. Charles
Howser. A vocal solo was rendered
by Mrs. Norval Tabler.
NewcOmb Club met Friday after
noon, with Mrs. Karl kadie as host
ess. Mrs. William Emory gave a talk
on current events, and Mrs. p. Rea
one on Our Schools To-
with Mrs. Daniel v. Mahoney.
The Woman,s Club of Bethesda will
meet Tuesday at o'clock at the home
OF Mrs. Beverly Price Evans. in Edge
moor. DR.. George w. Johnston. au-
thor and playwright. will give a talk,
his subject being what Small Com
munity Could Do Along Community
Drama Lines" One Of his latest
plays will be read in parts by Miss
Harriet Murphy, Maurice Jarvis and
Lawrence Downey.
The Sarah St. Clair Chapter. ID. A. r.,
held it's March meeting at the home
of the regent, Mrs. Tonnis ]. Holz-
berg. Assisting the hostess were Mrs.
Gall, Mrs Rich and Mrs. Chowning.
Miss Bushee of the Junior Protective
League told Of the work of the league.
Mrs. John NJ. Beavers and Mrs. Harry
B. Gauss. state officers, were guests.
as were also Mrs. Sylvanus E. John
son. regent of E. Pluribus Unum: Mrs.
Mahlon A. Winton, regent of Federal
City; Mrs. Bertha NJ. Robbins. re-
gent Of Judge Lynn; Mrs. Joseph
Stewart, regent of Victory: also Mrs.
David B. Caldwell. Mrs. James E. Null
care. Mrs. Richard E. Claughton. Miss
Helen NJ. Stout of the c. A. R.; Mrs.
Hamblin, Mrs. Billingsley and Mrs.
Barrett of New Hampshire.
e. Pluribus Unum Chapter, D. A. r..
held it's March meeting with Miss
Margaret E. Belts, with Mrs. Syl-
vanus Johnson, regent. in the chair.
Reports were made by officers; Am,
money voted to help carry on the
work. Mrs. Elmer Curry reported on
the state conference. Miss Eleanor
Hills sang and Miss Altoona Chartron
played piano numbers.
The W. C. T. u, Of eBthe.da. Nd.
held its March meeting with Mrs. A.
E. Shoemaker, Friendship Heights.
Miss Bessie Hodges spoke of condi-
tions in Florida. A resolution was
passed to write letter to Commits
sioner Oyster indorsinR the stand he
has takAn for law enforcement.
All the Divisions Of the womnn's
Aid. p. II. r.. system are requested to
attend the annual meeting to be held
March 30. at 41st and Westminster
avenue. West Philadelphia, at IL am.
A local delegation will go. together
with others from Landover. Bowie.
Seabrook. Severn and Odenton. W.
W. Atterbury, vice president Of the
Pennsylvania. and Elisha Lee, gen.
eral manager. will speak. An active
feature of this organization is the
helping Of unemployed railroad men.
Crittenton Wheel Club-Mrs. Bloom
field Howard. 500 14th street. ten
dered a luncheon to the ladies Of the
wheel club Thursday. Covers were
laid for eighteen. Mrs. Silverthorn
Of Pennsylvania and Mrs. Lloyd SUIT
ton were guests of the club. Roll
verse. brought forth amusing anec-
does of Roosevelt. Reading was con-
tinued in the life story of Mr.. Crit
tenton.
Dolly Madison Chapter, d. A. r.,
John NJ. Beavers, state vice regent,
the regent. Mrs. Pathea. presiding.
During the business meeting the
candidacy Of Mrs. Reynolds Of North
Carolina for president general was
indorsed.
The program followed. with a talk
by Mrs. Mussey. chairman of the
international relations committee, on
the conference of limitation Of arma-
ment.
Mrs. smallwood gave an account
of the forming of the State Officers
Club. Mrs. S. D. Taylor, secretary of
the girls work in the Y. ". c. A.,
gave a talk on the girls clubs and
camps. Mrs. Claughton presented an
excellent account of the state con-
ference, April and Z. The state
regent and several state officers and
visiting regents spoke a few words
each.
Monticello Chapter, ID. A. r., met
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mrs
w. D. Baker. The treasurer reported
a balance; Mrs. Knoop reported on
Wakefield. Washington's birthplace
A report from Mrs. Gill. chapter men,
as to the pageant to be given during
of the World"
. Report from the chapter house COM
mittee was made, and it was voted
to take two tables and donate q prize
for the card party to be given at the
Hadleigh on this afternoon Of April
for the benefit of the chapter house
The regent read her report given al
the conference and told of the world
map presented by her to the Curtis