Evening star., 1922-03-12
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

| chairman, a dinner has been arrang-
ed for Wednesday evening, $50
o'clock, to be followed by \ debate,
Main Street''-v"Resolved. That mar
rfed women are infinitely better off
women" Members are invited to
bring man friends.
! Mrs. Richard Dean. chairman Of the
nominations committee, urges men,
bers to send in the names of their
canaidates for officers and directors
for the coming year.
Members who have followed the
course of lectures which have been
given on interior decoration should
pc especially interested in the. ex-
hibltion to be held March Is to 30,
In charge Of Miss Frances Thompson,
when textiles and objects of art will
be on view.
College Women's Club will give a
tea tomorrow from 4 to s pm. with
sisted by many members at the tea
table. Maynard owen Williams of
| the Geographic Society will speak of
| The Land of the TAI Mahal," il
lustrated with lantern slides. Sat
urday at 1880 p.m., luncheon. The
will speak on Intimate Glimpses Of
Poland" having recently returned
from that country, where her husband
was assistant to Mr.. Hoover in food
! distribution. Mrs. Joseph c. Zirkle
| is in charge.
The Woman's Welfare Association
at its annual meeting, Monday, elect
ed members of the board of directors,
as follows: Mrs Samuel G. Blythe.
G: Burrell. Mrs: ]. A: Daugherty. Mrs.
w. Atherton Du Puy, Mrs, e, H.
! Everett. Mrs. Hampson Gary, Mrs s.
Growitch, Mrs. A. c. Hawley. Mrs
Herbert Hen rtus H9ovsr Mrs: Cunningham
Hampson. Mrs. William H. King, Mrs
| Julius Lansburgh, Mrs. l.. w, Littell.
| Mrs. Charles McChord. Mrs. Seaton
Perry. Mrs: Mark w. Potter. Mrs.
Cuno Rudolph. Miss Janet Richards,
NJ. Smith. Mrs E. G. Siggers, Mrs. J.
D. Showalter. Mrs. James H. Turner,
| Mrs. Alfred P. Thorn. Mrs. Charles w.
| Wetmore, Mrs. Charles Boughton
Wood. Mrs. Wesley NJ. stoner, Mrs.
The nominating committee, com
posed of Mrs. S. D. Boak, chairman !:
Mrs. Wesley NJ. Stoner, Mrs. j. A.
Daugherty and Mrs. Charles w. Wet
more, ex officio. also named the fol-
lowing officers for the year: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Charles W. Wetmore: first
| vice president, Mrs Wesley NJ. Stoner;
| second vice president, Mrs. ]. A.
Daugherty: third vice president. Mrs.
Mark w. Potter; fourth vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Samuel G. Blythe; secre-
tary emeritus. Mrs. Julius Lans-
burgh; recording secretary. Mrs. 5.
d. Boak: corresponding secretary,
Mrs. William H. King; treasurer, Mrs.
Maynard c. Burrell.
The election of officers took place
Tuesday morning. March Z, at a spe-
- ~ h
The Spring Bird Glass Of the Audu-
bon Society will be held in the as
sembiy hall of the Thomson School
on five successive Mondays at 4:45
pm, beginning tomorrow. Bird skins
will be ready for examination at 4
o'clock. Those who have Chapman's
Handbook on Birds are requested to
bring it to the class. There will be
no charges.
The Newcomb Club held its current
meeting with Miss Emma NJ. Riley
as hostess. Mrs. Frederic Lee gave a
in the East Side. New York" The
club will meet with Mrs. Carl Kadie
Friday.
burnside Grand Army Post. and its
auxiliary. Burnside Relief Corps. held
respective meetings in Grand Army
Hall Wednesday night. The post
commander. Col. Babbitt favored a
program for the fourth Wednesday
of each month, to be enjoyed by both
of each should be transacted. The
corps had a good attendance. with
the president. Mrs. Pennell. in the
chair. Mrs. Barker. widow Of a for
! mer member of the post, described
the work of the Daughters of the
I u l,,%S oct oruf ~ q
! boundary stones for the District.
! Mrs. Barber is on the roll of Burn
side Corps and, with Mrs. Ida ].
Hart, Mrs. Anna s. Hamilton, Mrs
Lettie Snyder. who are past regents
of the D. A. r.. is interested in the
| work of the Grand Army.
| C. A. R.-The boardof management.
Society Children of American Revolu-
tion, met in Continental Hall Thurs
| day morning. the national president,
Mrs. Frank W. Mondell. in the chair.
| Four hundred and seven members
were admitted at this meeting. max
I, ing over sixteen hundred additions
| to the society since the last conven-
ton The appointments Of eighteen
presidents ard one state director.
Miss Jessie NJ. Hutchins of Michigan.
were confirmed.
Final arrangements were made for
the annual convention. April 10, and
for the week following.
The Takoma Park Civic Study Club
| met in the library Tuesday. Mrs.
Lloyd Biddle was appointed county
director for the ensuing two years.
| The club voted to indorse resolu-
/ tions to support education, social
hygiene and antf-races track evil
bills. Mrs. Chester c. Waters. chair
man Of the dancing section. reported
| that class meetings will begin March
| 20, at the Brooke Tea House, corner
| of Blair road and Georgia avenue. The
| literature section will meet with Mrs
| H. C. Skeels, 210 Holly avenue, March
81, at pm. The Bible section, Mrs
/ Lloyd Biddle, chairman, meets every
| Monday, pm, at the library, Mrs
L. Elaine Rising, teacher.
The Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase,
Md. will meet Wednesday,. 2 pm,
| following the luncheon at pm.
Miss Annie ". Wilson will speak on
| American Artand Artists" The music
section will give an evening concert
of negro music and spirituals March
| "a. The program is to arouse inter-
est in the work the music section Is
undertaking in the Maryland school.