Evening star., 1922-07-02
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

Griggs. wife Of Robert F. Griges, di
rector of tine Katmai expeditions q
the Geographic Society, who gave al
account Of her journey to the Valie,
exhibited.
A talk was given by Mrs. Hum
phrey Beckett on Charles Henry Nieu
haus, sculptor of the Francis Scot
Key memorial
Mrs: Norval Tabler rendered "smjL
In. 1T through and Mrs. Brown sur
accompanied by Mrs. Leonard Rob
ertson.
VIII be a great day at the club Mem
bers and their friends are cordiain
invited for the early morning and Il
remain on the grounds all day. Ac,
children and a playground arranged
FOR them. The custom has been il
me past for members to bring theii
to spend the day in the open Stree
car accommodations have been arr
ranged and will leave 18th street ant
pennsylvania avenue northwest everI
half hour. There will be base bal
games and tennis playing in thj
morning and afternoon. In the even
Ing there will be music and enter
weekly dance will be held in the ciui
ballroom.
In the membership campaign al
enort will be made to enroll 1.O0I
members. Special attractive entrance
fees have been fixed by the board o,
directors Anthony J. Barrett, presi,
dent has established campaign head.
quarters at the offices of John I
Lincoln Women's Relief Corps, No.
was entertained at the home of III
chaplain. Marion NJ Lewis. IL Yves.
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day evening, when supper was servet
to the officers and members of thu
order.
Amftie Club members Joined will
the International Federation of Catho,
lie Alumnae Tuesday on moonlight
trip down the Potomac. The club haI
closed its meetings for the season, iu
anairs to be administered by tn,
board of directors. Adolph ]. Fugiu
chairman. Francis A. McGann presl
cent of the club. addressed the meI
of the parish of Our Lady of Per,
petuai Help one evening last week
Arrangements are being completed
for social covering the Fourth oi
July.
Judge Lynn Chapter, ID. A. r.. at III
closing meeting, held recently. elected
officers, as follows: Vice regent, Mrs
Sarah r. Harmon; recording secre.
spending secretary, Mrs. Leonard w
DeGast; treasurer. Mrs w. ]. Light
foot: registrar, Mrs. James w. Crab,
tree: historian. Mrs. Hamburger, ant
chaplain, Mrs. Carlton w. Ball
The K-8 Club, recently organised
held its initial outing last Sunday
morning in the form of a picnT
breakfast in the woods just beyont
Chain bridge.
the charter members of the cful
are Clara Winter, Minnie Stackhousa
Mary Magruder. Antoinette Magrude1
Ruth Dunnington, Ada Clayton, Mabe
Peterson and Florence Pedigo.
W. c. r. U.-Mrs Edna Taylor Mrs
j. w. Allison and Mrs o. E. Lancast
ter were appointed, at the executive
meeting recently. to interview Mrs
Edward Brennan of the District Con.
gress of Mothers and Parent-Teache
Associations in regard to the retent
ton of the Industrial Home School
Mrs. l.: D. Clark. vice president
presided in the absence of the presi'
dent, Mrs. Emma Sanford shelton
who is in attendance as delegate
from the District to the biennial con.
vention of the Federation of Women.
Clubs at Chautauqua, \. Y.
George H. Thomas. w. r.. c.. No. IL
Members of the Sewing Circle and
their husbands We're luncheon guest.
recently of Mrs. Alice Cooley, assisted
by her daughters, at their home ir
Woodbridge.
WOnen's City CIub-A dance will
be held tomorrow evening at the club
under auspices of teh entertainment
committee. Mrs Mary c. D. Johnston
chairman. Dancing viii begin at 9:3t
pm. and refreshments will be served
in the garden. The French section will
meet tomorrow, instead of on Tues,
day.