Evening star., 1923-11-11
News of the Clubs

! Miss Ruby Nevins and Miss Henry
| ette Brumm,
The first of series of four mu-
steals for the benefit of the piano
| fund will be held at the clubhouse
Miss Mary Isabel Kelly. pianist. will
| be assisted by Katherine Riggs, harp
list; Helen Macleod Gift. contralto
soloist and reader. and Tracy Rich
| ards Plant, violinist These musicals
are open to the public.
| AT the monthly business meeting
or the executive board Monday the
| following were admitted to member
ship in the club: Mrs. A. w. Hyer.
| Miss Helen Phipps, Mrs. c. w. Gar
rels. Miss May Bropkshier. Miss Ann
! Benton. Mrs. NJ. Z. Jones. Miss ii.
| Helen Epstein. Miss Maud Hamilton
| Yates, Judge Mary O'Toole. Miss Jes-
sic NJ. Robbins. Mrs. c. ID. Mcclure,
Miss Lucille Compton. Mrs. Caroline
Gasken Barber and Miss Alice {. Has
! lup.
The board also voted TO join the
Public School Association of the Dis
| trict.
The committee in charge Of the ba-
! Zaar which is to be held November
% and "a. with Mrs. Joseph &: Zirkle
I acting as chairman, is busy collecting
articles and formulating plans to ada
| to the interest of the affair New
| chairmen of subcommittee who nave
been appointed are Mrs. John Earl
| Walker. bazaar purchasing commit
f, tee, and Mrs. A. y. Steele. bazaar pup
| licity committee. Mrs. Gerrit S. Mil
| ler. jr.. chairman of the novelties
| committee, has announced that she is
| to have a most interesting fortune
| teller at her table. a buffet supper
| is to be served on the days of the
/ bazaar.
The Anthony League, with its presi-
! dent, Mrs. Anna r.. Hendley, president,
met at headquarters. q. r. ". G., Thurs
| day evening at o'clock. The program
I was under direction of the committee
on education and Bible study. of
| which Mrs Nanette p. Paul. ii. f., is
| chairman. Mrs. Paul, in conjunction
with the work of this committee,
| spoke at the invitation of President
| Durkee at the Howard University,
| October 81. her subject being. "A
| knowledge of the Bible IA Necessary
! Factor in Modern Education"
Mrs. Frizzell, president of the Dis
| trict federation. was the honor guest.
| and spoke along the.line of spiritual
| education. Prof. Stanwood Cobb talk
| ed on the new progressive educa-
| tional movement, indorsing the ideas
| of Mrs. Johnson of Alabama. Mrs.
William Atherton Du Puy gave a de-
| scription of the city Of Geneva Upon
| written request OF Mrs. Thomas NJ.
Winter slips were distributed upon
names for president of the United
States in 1924, these slips were col
lected and returned to Good House
keeping, a magazine which originated
/ the idea. Mrs. Hendley appointed
| Mrs. Paul. Mrs. Rannerman. Mrs Fits
| and Miss Heyler TO revise the con-
| stitution of the league. Upon motion
| of Miss Bede r. Johnson, Legislative
chairman, the league voted to indorse
! the action of President Coolidge in
Isy,.v o.
| Appropriations were voted the Juve-
! nile Protective Association. Mrs
| John Quinn ANNOUNCED card party
at her home, 1870 Harvard Street,
December Z. at = o'clock, for the
benefit of the leagues treasury New
me mberS proposed Were Mrs. Charl
| NJ. Shaw and Miss Hyneman.
Deaurcgard Chapter, No. 1902. United
DauR hters of the C0nfcde racy. met at
the residence of Mrs. Samuel Burleigh
| Milton. 1853 18th street. Wednesday
| evening. Mrs. Ritchie Roberts, presi-
dent. presiding. There was a large
! attendance. the principal business
! being the election OF delegates TO the
| national convention, which will open
| its sessions at the New willard Hotel
| tomorrow and continue all the week.
The following were elected delegates:
| Mrs. Monteio Berry. Mrs. Samuel Bur-
leigh Milton and Mrs. Ritchie Rob
erts: aiternates, Mrs. w. G. From
heiser. Mrs. Harmon Acuff and Miss
Catherine Marshall. The next meet
| ing of Beauregard Chapter will be
held at Mrs. Millions residence. when
the annual election of cha pter officers
and delegates to the District conven-
| tion will be held. Beauregard Chap
! ter has started out this season with
notable increase in its membership.
( Mrs. Milton entertained with songs of
her own composition. playing her own
Accompaniment.
| FL Club Ceryantes, a social and lit
/ be given in the clubs HEADQUARTERS, at
1912 l street, Thursday at I:45 pm.
| The feature OF the evening will be
| an illustrated lecture by n. r. De-
J maray. editor of the National Park
j Service, United States Department of
! Interior. who will speak on The Ma
| tional Parks of the United States"
J This lecture is especially dedicated
| to the members and the attaches of
/ the Latin American embassies and
| legations. many of whom have al
| ready expressed their desire to be
present
| The club is also pleased to have
| Senior Eckhart of the Argentine en-
| who will address the club in Spanish
! and English, touching upon interest
( ing subjects concerning his native
! country-Argentine Republic. Senor
Eckhart is an honorary member of
| the club.
! All members and friends of the club
! are happy to learn that Miss l. h.
| MacDermott, editor of the Pan
\ American Bulletin. the official organ
| of the Pan-American Union, viii be
! on the program. Miss MacDermott is
; also an honorary member of the club.
| Every one interested in Spanish or
| Spanish affairs is invited to
| attend this meeting.
Montgomery County Federation Of
] Women'S Clubs.-Mrs. Enoch q. john
| son chairman of the committee OF ap-
piled education, presided at the meeting
| Norman T. Engle. Brookyille pike. For
est Glen. Nd. Miss Marion +. Batchei-
der, field secretary of the Maryland
Public Library Advisory Commission.
! addressed the meeting on the "lnstalla-
ton of Public Libraries in Maryland "
| Miss Batchelder reported that Maryland
has an efficient law authorizing the es-
| tablishment of free public libraries in
any part of the state on petition. Mont :
gomery county has no free public IL
brary, though the desirabllIry is With
out question.
| The next meeting of the education
| committee will be public educational
| rally December 6, pm, at the High
| School. Rockville, Nd.
The education committee Will be the
| guest of the Womans Club Of Bethesda
December II. which DIR. William Bur-
! dick. state superintendent of physical
| education, will address the club.
The woman. Club Of Chevy Chase.
THE executive board will meet We'd
| nesday at the home of Mrs. George
1 Winchester Stone. Mrs. S. Won Am
| mon and Mrs. Stone will be hostesses to
the luncheon which proceeds the busi-
ness meeting.
| Mrs. Karl Fenning. leader Of the So
cial section, has called a meeting to-
morrow at 1920 O'Clock at her home.