Evening star., 1923-11-11

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Members of st. Paul's Junior Club
will be hostesses this afternoon. A
five hundred and bridge card party
will be given December 6.
Civics meets every Monday evening.
The weekly dance is held every Fri
day evening at 3 o'clock.
The Glover Club met recently at the
home of Mrs. w. G. Hasson. The Ar
! gonne. The following committees were
{ appointed by the president: Mrs.
Josehp r. Randall membership; Mrs.
owen. historian; Mrs Charles ".
! Bemis. publicity The chairman of the
evening was Mrs. Joseph F. Randall,
! The speakers were Mrs. George O. Gill
| lingham, Mrs. Claude n. owen and Mrs
/ Charles W. Bemis.
Ladies' OF the Grand Army Of the
I by Gen. and Mrs. Richard Hoxie at
| their home on X street. The president
/ OF the circle. Mrs. Hannah De Voc of
| the L. $. Grant Circle, No. 1; Miss Mary
kunston of William Mckinley Circle.
No. 2. Mrs. Alice l.. Goodacre of Abra-
ham Lincoln Circle, No. 3. and Mrs.
| Mary Sitz Parker of William Beck Cir
Gle, No. 4, were present, with a good
attendance Of members from each cir
Gle A program of music. recitations
i
following: Miss Mary Helen Howe gave
| a group OF songs. accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Marie Howe Spur. who
afterward gave selection Of piano
| solos; Mrs. McManus. Mrs. Sloss and
Miss Beatrice Deeds each gave musical
/ selections: Mrs. Augustus knight of the
| ad department, District Federation Of
Women's Clubs, gave a talk on art.
Mrs. Hoxie was presented with a basket
Of roses and chrysanthemums by the
guests. The evening closed with the
| singing of patriotic airs.
The Tnkomn Park Civic study Club
met Tuesday in Takoma Theater
| Petworth Women's Club was the
| guest of honor. She cordially in
vfted the Takoma women to unite
| with the women of her club in any
OF their activities they might desire.
and stated that she believed in neigh
women. A short business session.
| including secretary's report by. Mrs.
| lie Blond Burdett. and treasurer's re-
port by Mrs. q. Albert Scott. followed.
Mrs. c. y. Mills reported six new
| members. Mrs. Wilcox. Mrs. Horner.
Mrs. Coping. Mrs. Black. a. Il.
l>Smith. and Spencer.
The literature section will meet
with Mrs. r. Dean Shure TUESDAY,
! at 2:30 pm.
The Bible section meets the first
| and third Thursdays at 10 am, and
| second and fourth Thursdays at
I pm, in Takoma Library, Mrs. l..
Elaine Rising giving the lesson each
week.
! Mrs. Mary I.amond White was ap-
/ pointed director of the club.
The music section. with Mrs. Shade
| as chairman. will be entertained
November 90 at the home of Mrs. c.
| Il. Smith.
| Mrs. 4. \. Gleason. chairman of the
art section, presented a description
| of the interior of the Takoma Park
| Theater. which was read by Mrs.
1 II. c. Renshaw, an instructor in pub
| Mrs. NJ. J. Lindsey gave a pipe
organ solo. Mrs. Chester HUM sang
"A Friend of Mine" and Absence"
| with Mrs. J. y. Sylvester at the
| piano.
| Mrs. AFRO Cory loaned the gavel
! to the preside Mt. which had been used
l by the first president of the club,
Z and by each successive president.
Mrs. Fred y. Il. Austin introduced
Miss Lavinia Engle of the League Of
| Woman Voters, who outlined the pro-
gress made by women in Maryland
| since obtaining suffrage In that State.
Chnpin W. c. r. L. met Wednesday
ports from officers and superinten-
dents of different departments Of
work were given. The treasurers
| report showed all bills paid and Il
| good balance in the treasury.
| Items of interest were given from
| the recent district w. &. T. L. con-
yention.
After the program the hostesses.
| Mrs N Z. kiStler and Mrs. Anna F.
| Barnhart, served refreshments.
| The study Circle on Peace and Arbi-
| tration meets every second and fourth
I n-gn I,,h liz, D.,
; Howard L. Gill. who is organizing the
| national campaign for World Court
! week. spoke last Thursday on The
Permanent Court of International
Justice" Next meeting November %.
Public invited.
| Neweomb Club of Bethesdn.-Mrs.
! William Brown Meloney. national Sec
| retary of Better Homes in America"
was the honor guest of the club at
of the General Federation of Women S
Clubs. Mrs. Benjamin T. Gilmore, di-
| rector of fine arts Of the club and
| chairman of the Bethesda Better
honorable mention in the 1928 cam
paign was in charge of the program.
Following a buffet luncheon Mrs.
! Meloney was the chief of a number
| Of speakers. and at the close of the
program the club and it's guests We're
| conducted by Mrs Carter of the head
| quarters through the District Better
| Homes" house, south of the Treasury.
North Star w. c. II. L., met at the
home of Mrs. Edison Briggs, the Argyle,
Tuesday afternoon. The president. Mrs.
Orrel Moody, presided. Mrs. Kate ker-
nodle conducted the devotionals. Mrs.
H b. White led the singing. Mrs Lind
/ ley Clark. president of Mount Pleasant
| Union gave encouraging comments on
the citizenship conference. Mrs. BERTHE
Farmer. district superintendent of new
recruits. and Mrs. II. a. Birch. local
superintendent. spoke of the work and