The Washington times., 1924-10-11
WOinen's Clubs
What OlubWonien Are,
Planning and 40
complaining

Clubs that win meet Monday:
College WOmenss Club, 1922 4
street northwest; afternoon.
Legion Of Loyal Women; eve
ming.
National League Of American
PenwOillen; ShOrenalnl.
HyattsvilIe WOnler's Club, Hy-
attsville, Nd.
The meeting Of the business
WoEnen's council At the Church Of
the Covenant last night elected new
officers for the year. They are:
Florence Hendetshot, first vice presi-
dent; Miss May Davis. second ylce
president; Miss Speakes, treasurer,
and Miss Jessie Stratton. recording
secretary.
Nine. Tsrnados, wife Of the charge
d'affaires OF the Greek legation.
spoke on the conditions In Greece.
The music Of the evening was fur
nished by Miss Catherine Riquess
harptst; Miss Helen Derrer, ytolinfst,
and Miss Apple, solist
Mrs. Helen Coolidge, in letter
of appreciation for the work Of the
Florence Crittenden Home, written
to the board, expressed her desire
to be included as one OF the patron
esses OF the bazaar to be held for
the home at the Washington Hotel
this fall.
At the Rally OF Circles. which ii
to be given. in the First COngregar
tionaI Church, October %, the ladies
Of the church have decided to serve
luncheon to show their interest
In the home.
Cheers greeted the announcement
of b fund Of 81, 100 realized from
the baby week recently held for
the Home The national president
OF the Florence Crittenden organiza-
tions Doctor Kate Waller. Barrett,
was present last night and spoke
her appreciation Of the work of
the Washington institution
This bazaar which the home is
30 interested IN. promises to be q
pretentious affair for which other
clubs feel 1t privilege to serve.
The Twentieth Century Club. the
Anthony League and the Petworth
Woman,s GLIB have been asked to
serve on the bazaar committee. Mrs.
@. G. Merrill Is chairman Of the
bazaar activities.
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The Newcomb Club OF Bethesda
met last night at the home Of Mrs.
Edward Roman, for q guest evening
meeting.
Miss Layinia Angle spoke 10 the
club on the political situation and
on the problems Of legislation, con.
fronting the election.
The business meeting voted SIS
to the Bethesda playground fund.
Entertainment was furnished by
Mrs. Al. s. Villipegue. mother OF
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Frank
Wilmot at the piano.
The Somerset Club Of MARYLAND
Mrs. "A. w. Starratt, president, held
its first meeting Of the year al fhe
home Of Mrs. Jesse =. SWigart. Re
ports OF chairmen Of committees and
club offices formed the business d
the evening. The talk was given
by Doctor June NJ. Hull. SOmerse,
resident and member Of the chill
dren.s bureau, on. Hygiene in Som
itSss = ss .1s casT fsgn
first board nesting 81 the
year OF the Wa silihe toi Couficif 81
;Jeweisl1, Juniors was held 81 the
home of hrs, Harry Levy, 2S67 Con.
necttcut avenue, Thursday evening.
Members Of the. board and Officers
read reports ana discussed the bust,
ness for the coming club year.
A drive Tor membership and voIun
teer workers Is in progress ana viii
culminate in the first club ,meetina
70 be held next Sunday at the tenn
pie on Eighth street tt ~ .tcs .
Mrs. Stanley LansbArgs Junior
Council ''big sister," was present Al
the meeting Of the board and ex
pressed her plan to have the senior
members become more interested in
the junior happenfngs.3g $500 t#s
a dinner to be held sahortIysf sebe
ing planned to raise funds for the
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