Evening star., 1924-10-12
will be the guest of the club, october
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IS, at pm.
The WOman,s Club Of Riverdale,
gave a reception Wednesday evening
to the officers of the Prince Georges
County Federation of Women's Clubs.
Mrs. Frank X. Barclay opened her
home on the boulevard for the occa-
sion. Honor guests of the evening
were Mrs. II. a. Bennett, county preSi-
dent. and members of the Current
Topics Club of Riverdaie OF which
Mrs. Bennett is an officer. Those in
the receiving line were Mrs. II. A.
Bennett and officers of the county fed
GRAFTON: Mrs. Herbert Roby, president
of the Women's Club, Mrs. Emily
Gottwalls, Mrs. Charles Magoon and
Mrs. Virgil Baldwin.
Invitations were extended to the
women's clubs of Seat Pleasant. Hy
attsville, I.anham, Landove-, Chillum.
Brentwood. Cottage City, Ardmore,
Decatur Heights, Baden, College Park,
Tuxedo, Laurel and Upper Marlboro.
A musical program was rendered.
Mrs. Barclay was Assisted through
out the evening by Mrs. Henry Peck.
Mrs. Edgar Marshall, Mrs. Charles
Holmes, Mrs. Frances Riedell and
Mrs. Virgil Baldwin.
The Chevy Chase woman.s Club
room of the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church. Luncheon. which precedes
the business meeting, is from 12:45 to
1850 pm, Mrs. W.. Y. Brady, hostess.
Col. John T. AXton, L. S. A, will be
the speaker. Subject, Tho Right
Emphasis on Peace"
The literary section. Mrs. A. McC.
Ashley. leader, will meet Friday, 2
pm, at the home of Mrs. o. c. Mer-
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the hostesses at tea, which is served
at the close of the program: Mrs. Q.
G. Merrill Mrs. y. McC. Ashley and
Mrs. s. l.. Tabor.
Music section, Miss A. f. Broas,
leader, Herndon Morsell. conductor,
will meet in First Methodist Episco-
pal Church, Chevy Chase, October %,
1880 am.
Nature section. Mrs. L. It. Wherry,
leader, will meet October "a, $50 am,
for walk to Chevy Chase Lake.
| Members are requested to bring
lunch.
Civic section, Mrs. G. w. Morey,
leader, will meet in the Chevy Chase
Library October 2S, 1890 am.
Social section, Mrs. Karl Fenning,
! leader. will meet Tuesday. 1880 am.
at the home of Mrs. Fenning. New
| members, are invited.
Following are the officers for the
coming year: President, Mrs. o. G..
| Merrill; vice president, Mrs. w. G.
Dennis; recording secretary, Mrs. j.
III. Dcllinger; corresponding sccre-
tary, Mrs. L. T.. Kelley; treasurer.
| Mrs. S. Won Ammon: director. Mrs.
T. L. Robertson; press. Mrs. Stephen
Lyman Tabor; auditor, Mrs. J. s. Cot
ton; chairman of membership COM
| mittee. Mrs. Paul Sleman; chairman
of program committee, Mrs. T.. NJ.
Hoadly; chairman of hospitality COM
mittee, Mrs. Charles W. Pimper.
Pctworth Woman's Club met Mon.
day evening at the schooihouse, with
an attendance Of S3 members. The
meeting was called to order by the
president Mrs. Horace Phelps. Fol-
| lowing the roll call reports were
given by officers and chairmen of the
various committees. The following
women were elected to membership:
Mrs. Oliver Jones, Mrs. LIE Verne
Eeales, Mrs. Charles F.. Bryant. Mrs.
| Otto Hamm erlund. Mrs. L. J. Murphy
The club voted to raise during the
present year sum of money equal
to at least 50 per member, this money
to be raised either individually or in
groups. Miss Agnes McElroy was ap-
pointed secretary to receive and keep
record of money raised in this man
ner.
Upon recommendation OF the civic
committee the club authorized the
secretary to ask the proper authori-
ties to install a drinking fountain on
Shepherd street between Georgia ave-
nue. and Eighth street. This fountain
is greatly needed for the school chill
dren as well as for the general pub
lie. At the present time Petworth
has only one drinking fountain. This
is located near Grant Circle.
was in charge of the home commit
tee. Miss Annie Scott, chairman, in
troduced Miss Mary Wright. who gave
a talk on Social Service" Miss
Wright is affiliated with the Young
Woman's Christian Association and
gave an outline of the work Of that
organization. Next meeting, Novem-
ber ., at $50 pm.
The TakOma Park Mothers anu Chill
drcn's Clubs were entertained by Cir
Gle No. of the club Monday evening,
at the home of Mrs. Leon c. Hills
Maple avenue.
The club pianist Mrs. Fahrenbach
opened the meeting with musical
selection. A concert was rendered
by Mrs. c. NJ. Bernie inner and Misses
Elizabeth and Louise Bernheimer of
1921 Crittenden avenue, Washingto ton.
Mrs. r. c. Lyddane. president of Cir