Evening star., 1923-01-28
CHEVY CHASE.
The advisosr,,y and executive boards

of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy NJ Mcdowell,
Connecticut avenue and eEast Kirk
street. ft,,.35:~ - >.
Miss Virginia overbey Of Danville,
Va, is the house guest for two. weeks
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Wilcox of
Kanawha street.
Students of the Chevy Chase. Coun-
try School,, on Grafton street, are
preparing Twelfth Night" from
Shakespeare, to be given in March.
Mr.. and Mrs James c.. tAdkins of
Raymond street entertained -on Sat-
urday evening at dinner, followed by
cards.
Mrs. Truman Able of Huntington
street entertained the executive conf
1nittee of the Mothers Club of--the
L. V. Brown School at luncheon Tues
day. -. ;,
The monthly meeting OF the Rec
tors Aid of All Saints Episcopal
Church was held Tuesday, January
election of officers for the year 1923
were held. Canon John W., Austin,
the rector, was elected president;
Mrs. Harry T. Peters, vice president;
Mrs. e. s. Holland. secretary; Mrs.
Hugh B. Meloy, treasurer, and Mrs.
Luncheon was served at i pm. After
luncheon the Woman's Auxiliary of
the parish met to elect officers for the
ensuing biennial term. Mrs. stephen
Lyman was reelected president: Mrs.
NJ. S. Cooley,&vice president and Gus
todian of the. leper fund; Mrs. Will
liam H. Pace. corresponding seere-
tary; Mrs. John Fischer, recording sec
retary; Mrs: George w. DaiIell. re,
Pollard, reelected custodian of the
woman's united Offering. Mrs w. l..
Todd, chairman of the committee In
charge of the Lenten missionary
man of the publicity committee, and
, Mrs. w. ID. Hurd, chairman of the
church periodicals. Assisting Mrs.
Hurd are Mrs. Q. c. Merrill and Mrs.
NJ. D. Lane. A mission discussion
George NJ. McGrew. The. meetings
will be held every Monday afternoon
during Lent in the parish hail. Mrs,
J. NJ Chapman, missionary, address
ed the auxiliary on her work in
Alaska. The missionary boxes ofthe
Woman's Auxiliary will be sent to the
Epiphany Mission at Sherwood. Tenn.
The hostesses of the luncheon or
the Rector's Aid Society for January
are: Mrs. William H. Steuart tchair-
Chester Bowen Mrs. Byron U. Gra-
ham, Mrs. Hugh B. Meloy and Mrs.
Vernon West For February, Mrs.
William d. Hurd is the chairman, as
Arthur B. Crane. Mrs. Robert D. Ma
horney. Mrs. Abner Ferguson and Mrs.
j. E. W. Cochrane.
Miss Carolyn B. Parker and Mrs.
May Jackson of New York city spent
several days with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam A. Boss of seth street on their
way to Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. Dallas Grady of Newark
street entertained on Tuesday even
ing at 500. Her home was tastefully
decorated with pink sweet peas, mar
Cissus and pussy willows.
Representative and Mrs. Carl Vim
son will take possession of their new
home on Primrose street in. the near
future. :, s-'-- ~
Mrs Abby Drew and her. daughter
of Colebrook, n. j., are the house
guests of Capt. and Mrs. H. Burritt
Hinman of Oliver street.
The Woman's League of the For
eign Missionary Society of the Metho-
will hold a business meeting Thurs
day, February 1. at 2 pm, in the
church. Following the meeting. a
dinner. will be given. to which the
Mrs. Jesse w. Nicholson of Brook
willie road and Newland street will en-
tertain the Luncheon Circle of All
Saints Episcopal Church. OF which
Mrs. William T: Pollard is the chair
man. on Thursday at Pm.
Mrs Albert E. Berry of West
Lenox street entertained Tuesday at
luncheon and bridge. - =. =;
The :hnancA committeEzot the. Be
thesda Woman's Club will give a.
Q pm, at the New Hamilton Hotel.
The proceeds VIII be donated to the
building fund of the club.
Mrs. J. Castle Ridgway has rented
11A vSA a
ed Mr.. Ridgway in, ST. Louis. Mo:
where he will be stationed for the
Mr.. stanwood Cobb. dean OF the
Chevy Chase Country School, address
ed the Woman's Club Of Woodside.
Nd. on progressive Education" We'd
Mrs. Raphael semmes of Raymond
street entertained the luncheon unit
of the Church of the Blessed Sacra-
ment Wednesday.
Mrs. Jere Crane of Western avenue.
entertained the members of her club.
at luncheon and bridge Friday.
The Mothers Club and the teachers
linen shower and farewell tea to Miss
Sidney Robert Wednesday afternoon
AT the home of Mrs. John 8. Cotton
on Morrison street. Miss Reoert ieIe
Chevy Chase last week for Pitts
burgh, Pa, where she VIII be mar
ried.
Lieut.. Commander Henry II. Scnoen-
born Of Connecticut avenue Is spend
ing several weeks in the British Isles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred s. Lincoln OF
Morrison street have returned from
New York city, where they have been
spending a week.
The Woman's Club Of Bethesda met
Tuesday at the home OF Mrs. William
W. Bride. In Edgemoor. Mr.. Fred
eric William VILE gave an address on
.Topics Of the Day
Mrs. Thomas II. Baker of MCKINLEY
strest spent the week end in .Balti-
more with her daughter, Miss Louise
Baker, who is a student at Goucher
Mrs. John Lewis of West. virginia
is the house guest of her sister Mrs.
William Corby, Df. Chevy Chase Circle
The Reading Cfasssof Chevy CgAse
mat wednes sday nnorning g III. II o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. clinton D. VOL
colt. on Kirk street. The class dis
cussed the noted. al.thoE. Anatoie
Mrs. James L. parsons and her
daughter Edith OF Chevy. Chase Lake
recently left for Florida, where they
will spend the winter.
Mrs. George Il. Morey and Mrs. F.
TT Esch entertained the Community
club at tea Friday afternoon at the