Evening star., 1923-04-07

has been the subject of the Bible
class study for several months, TAX
Ing up the seventh chapter.
The Washington Advertising Club
Will give dinner-dance Wednesday,
"iu at unSsr sss Tns ita
| president, E. Hoetze, is to arrive
Wednesday and join with the Wash
ington Club. Professional talent from
local theaters and the Macias Novelty
| the entertainment. Prizes have been
given by the leading Washington
! merchants. The entertainment COM
/ mittee is Maurice Kafka, chairman;
Edwin Hahn. Harry Hahn, Robert II.
! Selinger, q. /. Snowden and w. H.
Wagner.
Goucher College CIub-Goucher
women In Washington participated
In the opening of the greater
United states last Saturday by hav-
| ing a Maryland supper" at the Ma
tional Club OF the American Associa-
| tion Of University Women. The
or luncheons held simultaneously
| throughout the country for this pur-
\ pose. More than fifty members of
/ the local chapter were present.
| Among the guests were Mrs. Henry
| Wallace, DR.. and Mrs. Howard l..
Hodgkin, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Thorpe, Senator
| and Mrs. E. T. Ladd. Mr.. and Mrs.
| w. d. Brookings, DR.. and Mrs. w. A.
| Wilbur. DR.; 1. $: stone. DR.. Molly
| Rogers and DR.. William r. Langley.
| or the S6,000,000 which the college
| hopes to secure through this cam
| paign, S1,000.000 will be used to in
crease the salaries of the professors
and the other $5.000.000 will move the
| college from its present site in Bal
| timore to 421-acre campus six miles
north of that city in the suburb of
| Towson.
! The PetwOrth WOman's Club held
| a business meeting Monday in the
schoolhouse, with Mrs. T. S. Tincher.
| president. in the chair.
Two officers of the District Of Co
| lumbta Federation. Mrs. Wine and
| Mrs. Heyler, were guests. Mrs. Wine
| gave talk. explaining the District
! Of Columbia Federation constitution.
| Mrs. Nelson, chairman of home
| committee. announced that April 20,
at pm, Mrs. Emma Jacobs, director
| OF home economics. would give a lee
| ture. All interested club members are
| invited.
! Mrs. Defandorf, chairman of art
| committee, reported that at the meeting
! In April a representative from Jel-
| lei = SHOp "OulQ demonstrate on llN-
| ing models. the art of good dressing.
| This meeting will take place in the
| Methodist Church at 1880 pm.
| Mrs. Sears will hold classes in
| psychology each Friday evening in
| April at 1880 o'clock.
| The civic committee met in March,
/ with Mrs. Cooke and Mrs. Waldo as
! hostesses. The chairman, Mrs. /. B.
Smith. reported the campaign to in
| terest the children in the beautif1ca-
80 Dat, !,
| tons have been ordered for this pur-
! pose, on which the slogan. "Beautify
! Petworth,' in the club colors, would
! appear Q. F. Jones has secured 5000
| packages of seeds through the Agri-
| cultural Department, which will be
distributed by the civic committee
| chairman during Petworth garden
| week.
The music committee chairman re-
ported the March meeting held at
| the home of Mrs. Criswell. who was
assisted by Mrs. John w. Jones.
"Spain--Its Peasant Life. Songs and
| Folk Dances" was the topic Of the
| evening.
| at the home of Mrs. r. e. Smith, the
| afternoon being spent In sewing.
| Through this committee the club ap-
| propriated sums for the Children's
| Hospital and Salvation Army.
| Mrs. F. NJ. Schaeffer read a report
1
tion meeting held at the Hotel Roose-
| Welt.
| Mrs. Tincher gave the detailed
plans for the presentation of the
| 'Uneek" entertainment which the
! club will give April 80 and May l,
at pm, in the Methodist Church.
| Miss Clara Burroughs, whose work
| is well known in developing the ap-
probation OF good music in children,
gave a talk on folk songs and dances
/ ~ in ne ND
The Clover Club met Thursday
evening at the home OF Mrs. George
Curtis Shinn, with Mrs. Raymond
Bresnahan presiding.
The Takoma Pnrk Civic Study Club
met in Takoma Library Tuesday at
2 pm. The president, Mrs. Lloyd w.
Biddle. was in the chair. The April
meeting took the form of an annual
| business meeting, so that the Nay
meeting can be turned almost wholly
into one of pleasure. Each officer
and section chairman submitted a re-
port covering the activities of her
branch of the work for the entire
year.
The school milk supply committee,
! with Mrs. A. w. Miller as chairman.
will be in position to give more
complete report at the May meeting.
| Mrs. Horace w. Whitaker report
ed that the hospitality committee had
| been active in greeting and intro
! ducing new members at each meet
ing and believes this new committee
to be necessary for the welfare of
the club.
Mrs. c. r. Mills chairman of mem
bership. presented a long list of
names for membership, each name in
dorsed by two members of the club.
Approximately 100 new members have
| been voted into the club during the
year.
Mrs. Stanley Smith told of expert
ences in connection with her press
| work.
The ways and means committee.
Mrs. c. r. Mills, chairman. announced
the home of Mrs. Horace W. Whit
taker Friday afternoon, the proceeds
to go toward the fund for the erec-
tion of a club home.
1t was announced that the concert
| section of the music committee, Mrs.
H. Z. Seidel. chairman. will give a
concert at Columbia Hall, Washing
ton Sanitarium grounds, April 10. at
s pm. Members of the club have
been invited to bring their families
and friends.
The fine arts section, Mrs. e. A.
Gleason, chairman, will meet in the
Library April at 1 pm.
! The Bible section meets every
Thursday in the Library at pm.
Mrs. Carolyn Gordon gives a por-
trayaI of the Bible lesson and all
women of the park have been invited
to attend.
The literature section, Mrs. NJ. V.
| Lampson, chairman, reported extern
month, with social hour and refresh
| ments.
Mrs. Chester c. Waters submitted
a report covering four dances held at