Evening star., 1924-11-02

| evening, at $40 o'clock. Mrs. Ida
! Hustled Harper will be the honor
guest and will speak on Has Women
| Suffrage Met Expectations" Follow
| ing Mrs. Harper, Miss kathrine Ludd
| ington Of New York City. treasurer
of the National League of Women
Voters, and Miss Adele Clark of Rich
mond, Va, regional director of the
third region. will also speak. 1t Is
| anticipated that a number of the ma
| tional officers who are meeting in
Washington at that time will also be
guests at the dinner. Reservations
will be limited to 100 places and
should be made to Mrs Laura A.
Bradley, 1853 Irving street, not later
than Tuesday, November IL.
The Argyle Club will meet tomor-
row at the home of Mrs. Newton L..
/ Collamer, 1245 Crittenden street. Mrs.
Hillman will read paper: The
| Great Bahamas"
Wheel CIub.-MIs. Minnie NJ. Ide.
| G4i - street northeast, entertained
J the club at luncheon on Friday.
Miss Cole. superintendent of the Crit
! tenton Home, was the afternoon
! speaker. She said that S5 per cent
| of the Crittenton girls make good"
and large percentage marry we'll
on aprons for the Thanksgiving week
Crittenton bazaar to be held in the
| Washington Hotel Guests of the
club were Mrs. Kate Hillman, East
| Orange. N. j., and Miss Gene Cole.
Mrs. NJ. +. Brashears, 1920 Gallatin
| street, will be the hostess November 8.
The Woman's Relief Corps. Auxil-
| iary to the Grand Army Of the Poto-
mac observed Navy day by attend
ing exercises at Peace Monument.
! Past Department Commander Reid
! gave n patriotic talk and placed on
! the statue wreath, given by Mrs.
! Eliza beth ID. shaw, department pr,si-
| dent Of the Woman's Relief Corps,
assisted by the following members
/ of the staff: Mrs. Augusta p. Parker,
senior vice president; Mrs. Mary Van
| Ness Fanth. department patriotic in
! Structor: Mrs. Melissa Crowell. Mrs
| Margaret Miller, Miss Alice Engle.
| Mrs. Saviela kempton, Mrs. Louise
| Watson.
The Daughters of Union Veterans.
| represented by Miss Lillian Guiton,
| placed a wreath on the monument to
John Paul Jones'
Battery Park Garden.-It was most
| opportune that preceding the annual
! Mum show. the field exhibit at the
Arlington Agricultural EXperim ent
Station. the Takoma Park. and other
chry ySanthemum exhibitions, that
| members of the Battery Park Garden
| Club should be called in special ses-
| sion and receive expert advice on the
/ subj ject of chrySanthenumS. The
| meeting was held at 10 am. October
/ 2S. at the residence of Prof. and Mrs.
! David Lumsden on Michigan avenue,
| the purpose being to inspect the
! tory and gardens. The house was
profusely decorated with cut speci-
! mems. The lecture by Prof. Lumsden
! was n complete survey of this popu-
| lar flower, from its origin to the
present state of perfection.
| During the week ended October 25
4 meeting of the board of directors
was called by the president, Mrs
| p. II. Mallory, and held in her home,
! for the purpose of selecting a COM
| mittee for special assignment. Those
present were Mrs. James Reeves,
| Mrs. George Parisean, Mrs. David
Lumsden. Mrs. II. Wild. and Mrs
Jesse Sprinkle.
The next meeting will be held
| Tuesday, 10 am. at the home Of Mrs
| Edward kohman on Wilson lane and
| Fairfax road.
/ District League OF American Pen
Women.-The Sunday tea of the Dis
| trict League of American Pen Women
will be held from to 6 o'clock and will
be under the auspices Of the Short Story