Evening star., 1922-05-07

AK SIAR, WASHlNAiI
G. 4sWolfs: second. y,ss recent; !. Mrs: e.
Mrs. II. G. Groyea, cprrespundinE sec
rotary; Mrs Sol Lansburgh,; treas
/ urer; Mrs, 8. NJ. .Mseks. registrar;
J Miss Mary Ousler, historian; Mrs. NJ.
B. Kfstier. chaplain. -
Noyes, mother of Miss Noyes; organ
| tsing regent of the District Chapter.
CAilarea Of tie Anerieaa Reyols-
ti:sThs S.s state s1esntiys ven met T1es. Ms:
mortal Continental. HALL, the state d.
rector, Miss Helen E. Stout, presiding.
; A new constitution was adopted. and.
at the business meeting, the follow
J ing officers. were elected: -. - = E
Chairman, Miss Helen Stout: vice
chairman, Mrs TOMS Hoixberg; re-
cordfng secretary; Mrs. Charles Allen;
| corresponding secretary. Mrs w. W:
sloan; treRsurer, Mrs. Fred =. Vol
lahd; regtBtrar, Mrs. Warren u. En-
ley;, historian. Miss Bella Van Ness;
dents of,societies,, Mrs. H. F. Sawtelle.
MrA, Clayton EmiE- Mrs. Fred L Vol
land. Mrs. e. D. Fuller, Mrs. W. p.
!. The following cnairmen and vice
, chairhaen Of Committees were ap-
: New membership, Mrs. J. H. Wheat
mept. Mrs. TOMS Holsherg and Mrs.
9. Stormont; press. Mrs E: M
Wood and Mrs. Charles Allen:
printing. Mrs: Perry NJ Bailey and aSd
Ray. and Mrs. E. N. Wood; ways and
means, Mrs. ]. Wheat and Mrs. e:
Fuller; auditing, Mrs. Wfsewell and
Members who were in ehsrge Of
torical pageant responded to the re-
! quest Of the state director in giving
reports: Mrs. Tonfs Holzberg pre-
! sented an outline Of work for the
coming year which will include an
entertainment. the proceeds OF which
in, the new. administration building.
The wemansz Club Of Bethe.da met
Tuesday with Mrs. Frank Wallace in
Drummond. Mrs. George Bradley
has offered her home for q bridge
party to be given by the club Fri.
day. for the benefit Of the social
service of Montgomery county.
Takoaa Park Civic study Club held
its annual meeting Tuesday at the
Takoma Library. Takoma Park: Dur
/ ing the incumbency of the retiring
president. Mrs. Otto L. Veerhon, the
! club doubled In membership, and she
! was given a unanimous rising vote OF
appreciation.
: number Of prominent women have
| addressed the monthly meetings. in
cluding Mrs. Heber Votaw. Nine.
Siri OF Sweden. Miss Scanlon of New
Zealand. DR.. H.. L. Schantz. African
! explorer: Mrs. William Allen Wilbur.
Mrs. Vernon Kellogg. and Mai. Julia
| Stimson.
The. members Of the club were
given a reception at-the White HOUSE
by Mrs. Harding in April Of this
year.
! Section. study classes were. formed
and well supported -
At the meeting Tuesday. Mrs. L.
study section, introduced Miss Eliza
beth ,Pearce. who gave Information
Of Y. w" c. A. chapter work in sub
| urban districts. Miss EsteTie Boyn-
ton. teacher Of the current events
section. talked of the abilities of
the Continental Hall meeting in
The club voted to pay its quota to
the Social Service League OF Mont
| gomery county. A play will be given
| at the Episcopalian parish hall in
fer=the. treasury - :; - ~
Mrs. James L. Wilmeth reported
that the nature study section is
planning a picnic. Mrs. Chester c.
| Waters reported that the dancing
! section will meet at the Brooke Tea
| rows advised that. the literature Sec
ton would meet at her home on a
date to be announced later. She also
reporte In regard to q field day con-
Quoted by the Fairgrounds. confer
| ence. of which the civfe's representa-
The following officers were elected
by the club for the ensuing year:
president, .Mrs--Lloyd Btddle; first
vice president, Mrs. walter. Trey;
second vice president Mrs. H. L.
Johnston; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. B. Bruce Lamond: recording
| secretary. Mrs. H. NJ. Milburn: treas
/ urer. Mrs. James Lord; directors,
Mrs. Horace W.. Whitaker, Mrs.
Stanley H. Smith, and Mrs. H. W.
Hochbaum.
| sAbraeaaabra Ciub-wednesday even
! ing Mrs. ]. N. sylvester was hostess
to the. club. Response.to to roll call was
/ by quotations on. SPRING an original
poem, being given by Mrs Ray.
! The paper on Spring" by Mrs. Alb
| bot. was excellent. to which she added
tains of California. .- :.
Walter Smith gave reading that
furnished an amusing feature Of the
| program. - " "
The musical. numbers consisted of
vocal so1os and duets by Mrs. Paul
Russell and Miss Linda Berg. with
Mrs. Sylvester accompanying.
| League Of An.erfear Pea Wonen-
A special meeting Of -the national
! executive s board esa,5 was held. Tuesday
were made: Mrs. Lara ). Anderson,
chairman, board OF directors for the
Pen Women. on1cial organ Of the or
ganizatfon: ways and means cpmmittee,
Mrs. Clara Sears Taylor; membership
press committee. Mrs. J: Locher:
printing committee. Miss Elisabeth
Hyde: correlation committee, Mrs
Thomas G. Winter; authors Hnd pub
fishers. Mrs. r. 8. Bamberser; music,
Mrs. Dorothy Pc Muth Watson; art,
drama, Nine. Olga Petrova; :. short
story group. Mrs. Ida D. Peters;
manuscript department. Mrs Daniel
| c. Chance; national executive secre-
tary, Miss Eliza Pope Van Dyne.
Southern Cross Chapter, no. so4, U.
| n. c., will give an informal dance at
| 2400 18th street northwest, May Is
The committee on arrangements is
composed Of Mrs e. K. Van Sickles,
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Elton Pill
low, Miss Margaret Cockeriu and Mrs.
Harvey Ball. ~. e.
| SPLENDID NEAR. EAST =
BUNDLE DAY RESPONSE