The Washington times., 1924-10-23
Wonen's Clubs
What Clubwomen Are
Planning and Ac-
complishing.


Rally Of the Florence Crittenden
circles at Che First Congregational
Church at 2 p. m. Speakers win
be the presidents of the circles.
Historical section of the A. "A.
u. w. at the clubhouse, 2 p. m.
WOnien's Improvement Club Of
Silver Spring, meeting at the
home Of Mrs. j. III. CisseI, p. m.
Montgomery Fed Of
WOnaen's Clubs executive meeting,
with Mrs. Clara b. Humphrey, ct
Glen Echo, Md, 2 p. m. -.
Baby Lovers Circle, No. 2, Mrs.
Albert H. Coster, president, of the
Florence Crittent en- Home cycle,
held q luncheon yesterday at the
home of Mrs. NJ. o. Cooper, 1747
Irving street northwest, assisted by
Miss Lille Langworthy, her sister.
Mrs. A. D. McManus, secretary Of
the board Of managers of the Crit
tendens Home spoke. Discussion Of
the preparation and manufactures
of baby articles for the baby booth
at the bazaar which this circle will
conduct in November, was led by
Mrs. G. Chester Caywood, chairman
of bazaar preparations for circle
No. 2.
The Home Interest Club Of Forest
Glen, met at the Brooke House yes.
terday for the regular luncheon and
meeting for October. Mrs. Clyde A..
Pope hostess.
The business meeting took the
form of a discussion of the annual
donation for the Montgomery Coun.
ty Hospital consensus Of opinion
favoring a linen and fowl shower.
Mrs. Archibald Small read the
paper on. current .eyents. Mrs.
Florence Backus, chairman Of the
committee on social service led q
discussion on social service work.
A musical program featured the
meeting of the Capitol Hill History
Club at the home of Mrs. Ernest
west, with Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt
in charge OF the program. Con-
tributors to the program s were
Stanley Bell, baritone, accompanied
by Mrs. Bell; Mrs. Shreve, soprano,
and Mrs. Shore, contraltO, accom-
panied by Mrs. Conglf; Mrs David
Tlncheloe In repertory Of South
ern songs and dialect stories, &C.
companied by Mrs. Stecky. 80
Mrs. Edgar b. Merritt gave q
talk about her visit to the Los
Angeles biennial of women,s clubs,
including the extensive travels
through the States OF California,
Washington and the Rocky Noun
tain section.
Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher,
president Of the District L. A.. p.
W., announcing the opening of the
new clubhouse of the League at
1903 H street Sunday afternoon,
with a housewarming tea from 4
to 6.
The Woman's Club OF Somerset
announce a lecture on Palestine,
the Land and Its People, by M.
Phi. J. Baldenspergen, Of Nice,
France, to be held. at the bee-cul-
ture laboratory, 423 Dorset street,
Saturday night.
M. Baldensperger is a noted
apiarist throughout the bee keeping
world, and Is the author of the
book "The Immovable East" He
COHl0S uATSCJ IEOm q series OF lee
lures given at Cornell University
and was the delegate for France
at the seventh international apIcul.
tural congress in Quebec In Sep.
TENDER.
Susan b. Anthony Foundation.
Mrs. Anna e. Hendley and, Mrs.
Nannette B. Paul, president and vice
president Of the Susan Il. Anthony
Foundation, will leave tomorrow for
New York city to address the Won.
ans Press Club meeting at the
Waldorf Astoria luncheon and to
launch the club activities in the
State OF New York.
The next local meeting II the
Foundation will be on November 1,
at the new l.. A. p. w. clubhouse,
1909 III street northwest, to further
the policies Of the Organization.
Since the last meeting the following
offices have been filled: Field al.
rector, Miss Alice Heaven; chairman
Of local work, Mrs. Percy ".
Bailey; chairman OF membership,
Mrs. G. J. Brennan: cordlng secre.
tary. Mrs. Lillian Spencer.