Evening star., 1923-06-03
CHEVY CHASE.


general campaign OF the Recreation
Club of Chevy Chase for $125.OOo met
Monday afternoon at the City Club.
where plans were made to carry on
thc campaign indefinitely until every
home from Abermarle street to Chevy
Chase Lake, and from Wisconsin
aysnue to Rock Creek park. includ-
I'M Somerset and Drummond, has
been canvassed. Following the meet
fngs l. delightful luncheon was served.
A Injecting of the campaign workers
was held Tuesday evening at the
Chevy Chase Library to make reports.
Much competition and spirited rivalry
existed between the captains or the
teams Refreshments were served by
the hostess committee, which in
cludes Mrs. William r. Pollard, chair
man: Mrs. Karl Williams, Mrs. Mary
L. Wilcox, Mrs. S. Sidney Frost, Mrs.
Oscar L. Grover, Mrs. E. S. Holland,
Mrs. f. G. Zies, Mrs. Arthur Crane
and Mrs. Warren Emely.
Miss Barbara Webster of Phila-
delphia is the house guest of Miss
emy of Philadelphia, who returned
Saturday TO spend several weeks with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H.
Baker, of Mckinley street. Miss
Webster won the first Cresson
cholarship of the Fine Arts Academy.
She will sail June 8 on the President
Harding for Europe. where she will
tour for three months.
Mrs. Thomas H. Baker left Friday
for Baltimore. Md. where she will
attend the graduation exercises of
her daughter. Miss Louise Baker, who
will he graduated on Monday from
Goucher College
Mrs. Ernest r. MacComas of Jocelyn
street returned Wednesday from New
York city. where she has been the
house guest of Mrs. Gale.
Mrs George Mordecai and her son,
George, jr. of Raleigh, y. g., are the
house quests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. Mackay of Huntington street.
Mrs Edward c. SaSser of the
Cathedral Mansions entertained on
MordeCai.
Mr.. and Mrs. stephan Lyman Tabor
and their nephews. Dick and Macin-
tosh Hite, and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar c.
Merrill of Melrose street left by
motor Saturday for Annapolis, Md.
where they will spend a week on the
bay.
The Rector's Aid Society of All
Saints Protestant Episcopal Church
will hold it's annual strawberry fes-
tival, Friday, June s, from to s pm.
on the lawn of the church at Chevy
Chase Circle. The chairmen of the
following tables are: Mrs. William
Myers. ice cream: Mrs. H. B. Myers,
candy; Mrs. Ralph Given: cake, and
Mrs. Warren u. Brush, Strawberries.
Mrs. +. II. Talbert of West Kirk
street entertained on Friday at
luncheon and bridge.
Maj. and Mrs. Richards are now
occupying the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Young on Kanawha street
Mr.. and Mrs. Young ale now at nome
in Washington.
Miss Margaret Russell of Mckinley
street is spending week in Fairfax
county. Va, with friends
Mrs; n. Doughty of Bellerose. Long
Island, and Miss Alma Lescher of
Galesburg, Ill. are the house guests
of Mrs. Robert J. Bender of East Brad
ley lane during Shrine week.
Mrs. Theodore Joslin of Raymond
street left Monday to spend week
At her former home near Boston
Mass
Mrs. Elmer Wagner and Miss
Madge Weidenhamer were the week
end guests of Mrs. Mary L. Dutton
of 33rd street.
Mrs. Nathan B. Williams of Nc
kinley street spent last week end in
Philadelphia, where she visited her
son. Philip Williams. who will be
graduated in June from the Univer-
sfty of Pennsylvania.
The Missionary Society of the Pres
byterian Church met Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Hugh VI. Southgate,
Chevy Chase Lodge. play ''The
Missionary Clinic was delightfully."-
played by Mrs. Harold +. Doyle as
DR. Nozit. Miss Winona Won Ammon
as Nurse Tryit, Mrs. r. S. Mcbride,
Mrs. John Dynes, Mrs Speidel. Mrs.
Egbert Clark. Mrs. Marcella Shields.
Mrs c. V. Schofield and Mrs Clinton
Woicott as the patients Ten gills
of the Westminster Society told in
an original and effective manner
How to Kill Society" Refresh
ments were served by the hostesses,
Mrs: Jennings Bailey and Mrs L.
Nesbit Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Boyd of
New York, who are on their way
north from Kentucky, where they at
tended the Kentucky Derby. are the
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs Jesse
w. Nicholson OF Newlands street
Miss Margaret Merrill. the daughter
. or Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Merrill of Mel
rose street left Wednesday for An
nopolis. Md. where she will attend
the exercises of June week at the
United States Naval Academy.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmont B. Hazard of
Ridgewood avenue left this week for
Rockport, Mass, where they will
spend week
Mrs. Marvin harrington and her
two daughters, Helen and Edith, left
thiS week for Chicago. where they
VIII visit Mrs. Farrington's parents
From there they will go to Muskegon.
Mich, where they will spend the
summer
Mrs. r. B. Derickson of Seattle
Wash. has been the house guest Of
Mrs. Gilbert L. Rude of Legation
street.
Mrs. Morgan stinemetz and her son
Harry. of New York city will be the
house guests of Mrs Stipap, ~ ~,