Evening star., 1924-03-16

1924-PART 8.
afternoon was in charge Of Mrs. Glass.
A paper on "The Parallelism Between
Shakespeare's Richard the SECOND and
Marlowe's Edward the Second" was
given by Mrs. Faber Stevenson. Parts
were assigned and the reading of
Richard the Second" was continued.
The Columbia Heights Art Club ,has
taken for the second half of the
club year the study topic "Introduc-
tory Survey of American Art" At
the meeting February 81, when Mrs.
e. X. Cramner and Miss Cornelia ID:
Hill entertained the members. and
Mrs Amy ]. Leeds were the hostesses:
this subject was Interestingly treat ed
by talks and papers by Mrs. McNefll'
Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Seaton and others.
club had for its honor guest Mrs:
shelton, director to the District OF
Columbia Federation of Women S
Clubs. The next meeting will be at
the homo of Mrs. Ellis Logan.
Friendship Nursury Aid Club.-Thc
tenth anniversary Of the club will be
celebrated tomorrow afternoon at the
regular nesting, to be held at the
residence of Mrs. Frank Garden, 3576
1okb oEtydIllZGT dIlu lTSt ptCoi-
dent of the club. Mrs. Garden, who
Is now president, will be assisted by
the following past presidents of the
club: Mrs. $. l.. Adams. Mrs. G. An
derson, Mrs. j. S. Beach. Mrs. William
Chamberlain. Mrs. Edward Hardy.
i. Sabin. Mrs. Edwin A. Mess, sec
ond vice president, Wednesday after
noon, at her residence 1422 Critten
oen street, entertained members Oh
kre nj, Il i. fryva
hundred" and bridge party, at which
fifteen tables were occupied.
The Cnrley Club has ceased its So
cial activities for the Lenten season.
but is arranging for a card party and
will be the most important entertain
ment In its yearly program.
The Chevy Chase Woman's Club
will meet Wednesday in the audi
torium Of the First Presbyterian n
con will be served from 12.45 to lao
pm. Mrs. Alexander WyGe will be
hostess at the luncheon. Representa-
tive John l.. Gable OF Ohio will speak
On "immieration" and on "A merlca II
Citizenship for Women The execu-
tive board met Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Thomas T.. Robertson:
Mrs. Morton J. Lloyd and Mrs. Rob
ertson were hostesSes at the luncheon
which preceded tho business meeting.
The literature section, Mrs. William
s. Clark leader, will meet, as usuai:
at the First Methodist Episcopal
Church Friday. Mrs. William Tryon,
assisted by Mrs. James T. Harlan and
Mrs. George Ladd, will give pro-
gram on modern Italian literature.
Tea will be served at the close of the
meeting.
The music section. Mrs. T. w. Nor
cross leader. Ierndon Morse!l con-
ductor, holds regular rehcarsals the
each month at 1890 am. at the First
Methodist Episcopal Church Of Chevy
Chase. Md.
The social section, Ms. Karl Fen
ming leader, met at the home of Mrs.
FenninG March !. I'lanS were COM
pletcd for tho evening party which
will be held at tn" Chevy Chase Ii
hrary April / at O'Clock. The tea to
all new members VIII ho given al the
home of Mrs. Win"ioN IT. Hershel,
$500 Florida street, Chew Chase, Md i,
March IS, from to pm. The music
section Will provide 4 program dur
ing the tea.
The nature section. Mrs e. Gran
on March 3 and the other March H..
Both meetings were held ut tho home
Of Mrs. Crandall, :I3 Raymond street.
Juvenile Protective Asscciation.-At
A meeting of tho board OF directors
Wedne"day a report of the executive
secretary, Miss Dorothy II Allen. was
submitted. The association dealt with
eighty cases during the month. In
,hirty-one families either big
brother" or big sister" was active in
supervisory WORK over children who
Iced direction 10 keep them in the
paths Of right living. Twenty-seyen
children were given physical eAami-
nations, while six were examined as
10 their mentality. In addition TO
the thirty y-onc big brothers" and
big sisters" who are engaged in the
associations work. there are eight
volunteer field workers. There were
also nine clerical volunteers at work
during the month. n number Of them
having been secured through tho
Twentieth Century CIrb.
a successful meeting Of the big
sisters" at which luncheon was
mos CLUB. Mrs. Edward r. Clark,
president Of the association, presided
The speakers were Judge Kathryn
Sellers OF the Juvenile Court and
Mrs. Giles Scott Raftcr. president of
the Congress OF Mothers.
Chaplin W. &. TT. held it's March
meeting with Miss Lou Weightman,
o'hapin street. Following luncheon.
Mrs. Mary st. Clair c;.lie,I the meet
ing to order. Mrs. T.. T. i;eiss, super
intendent OF America nization work
invited tho union TO meeting at her
home, which VAS held yesterday.
Zach member. was asked 10 bring
looks. helpful clippings, cards for
sick and she etings. 1t was voted to
take a penny collection at each meet
ing, the money to be used for flowers
for the sick Mrs. Luther Pettus pre-
sented the following new members:
Mrs. A. r. Bell. Mrs. Burrows. Mrs. q.
Cook, Mrs. W. II. Darnall, Mrs. ]. G..
Hardy, Mrs. Ruth Tessard. Mrs. S. J..
Sidell and Miss Brown. Mrs. Emma S.
Shelton spoke of the law enforce
,nent convention 70 be held in Scot
tish Rite Temple April 10 and II. The
April meeting will be held with Mrs.
G. 3. Fiske, 501 Arlington avenue.
The woman's Club of Bethesda.-On
account of the severe storm, the pro-
gram planned for Tuesday was post
poned until April s. The usual bust
ness meeting was held, after which
Mrs Beverly Price Evans gave an ac-
count of the Political Plattsburg''
that she attended last week in New
York. She took the three courses Of
Tered, passed the examinations and
is now qualified to form class in
public speaking in the Bethesda dis
trict. Mrs. Francis Borden was as
sisted in receiving by the chairman
Of the building committee. Mrs. Ed
win c. Brandenburg, and Mrs. Samuel
Wheatley presided at the tea table
The next meeting Of the current top
ics and art sections will he held at
the home of Miss Mona Gill. Alta
Vista, March Is. at pm. AIRS. Min
nigerode Andrews will give q talk
Smith will give readings from Ibsen S
plays.
Business women's Couucn.-rhe