Evening star., 1924-03-30


Of Women Voters held meeting of
the executive board at the home of
the county chairman, Mrs. Harry j.
Patterson, IN College Park, Tuesday
afternoon. The newly elected chair
man outlined three-month inten-
sive membership campaign, with Mrs.
Theodore Van Doren Of Hyattsville
In charge. New policies adopted in
clude county wide monthly meetings
The first will be hold in Hyattsville
discuss Presidential Primaries"
Chairmen of committees were ap-
pointed as follows: Ways and means,
Mrs. Theodore Van Doren. Hyatts-
vile; efficiency in government, Mrs.
zenship, Mrs. Edgar Brown. Lanham;
peace, Mrs. r. c: Reed. College Park;
grave. Laurel: publicity. Mrs James
P. Egan, Riverclale; child welfare,
Mrs. c. j. Pearson, Hyattsville.
Beaurerard Chapter, L. ID. C.--The
Memorial Home Wednesday evening
the craftsmanship Of Mrs. Samuel Bur
leigh Milton. assisted by Mrs. Robert
kelton Williams, vice chairman.
proved one of the most delightful and
successful social affairs given at the
home this season. Despite the threat.
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tendance. about twenty Ave tables be-
ing occupied. There were prizes for
each table, donated by the chairman.
The Argyle study Club will meet
with Mrs. Hillman, 1894 Crittenden
street. tomorrow at 1890 pm. Mrs.
collamer will give talk on her trip
to Bermuda.
Capitol Hill HMtory Club met
Wednesday at the home of Mrs L.
r. Stine. Luncheon was served at
l2:5O. Mrs. A. J. Mcmillan being Joint
hostess. The business meeting was
opened at 1870, Mrs Edgar Merritt, the
president. occupying the chair. Ex-
cellent reports were read of the va
rious activities of the club and Mrs
Stlne gave fine report of the Dis
trlct of Columbia Federation meeting
which was held the evening of March
"a. Twenty-Five members responded
to roll call. Two papers were given,
the first by Mrs. V. G. Austin, on
Sioux and Sioux Indian Wars" and
the second by Mrs. II. F. Patterson, on
"Peyote and Indian Medicine Man"
The Phil.p-C.assicS met recently
with Mrs. Ellis Logan. the president.
MFs. :, Augustus Knight, presiding.
Because of the small attendance no
buTness was transacted. Delegates
were appointed by the president. A
book review of THE Last Of the
Barons." by Bulwer-Lytton. was
given by Mrs. Harris.
The Takoma Park Civic STUDY Club
Will meet in the Takoma Theater
Tuesday. , pm. The program will be
given over to the study of fine arts
DR.. Gertrude r. Brigham. professor
of art of George Washington Univer-
sity. viii address the meeting
Mrs. J. l.. Sylvester, a member of
the music section of the club. will
present an original paper descriptive
of negro music. Ben Y. Morrison will
assist Mrs. Sylvester by rendering the
interpretative music, This will AFFORD
the women of the club the oppor-
tunity 70 hear two talented Takoma
Park people.
Mrs. H: E. Day. president of the
7. w. c.. A, will outline chapter
work az 1t is sponsored by that or
Brooms made by the blind and sold
for their benefit are on sale at the
residence of Mrs. Eta Crosland. 6914
5th street.
The Bible section meets every
Thursday in the Takoma Library
The Curley Club will hold a card
party and dance May s, at the Raleigh
Hotel. At the special meeting of the
club. held March Is, Happy" Walker
praised the aims OF the club and gave
the members some idea of how to
make the forthcoming May celebra-
tion a success.
The CuIfus Club was entertained
Tuesday at the honae-of Mrs. George
w. Harris, Morrison street After
luncheon the nesting was called to
order. Mrs. William NJ Steward read a
paper on "A History of Perfumes
and the president. Mrs. J. E. Dyer,
read a paper on Norway" Miss
Selma Ekrem of Constantinople, a
guest. gave a talk on her native
country.
BustnesS Women's Council.-The
sixth. annual dinner of the council
was held on Tuesday evening, in the
chapel of the Church of the Covenant.
Covers were laid for ESQ. The tables
were decorated with daffodils and yell
low candles, and an excellent menu
was served under the direction of
Miss Annie Collier, chairman of the
supper committee. A history of the
organization was read b. Miss Helen
Childs music was furnished by the
Lyric Trio. composed of the Misses
Fowler. Birkhead and Pollock Mrs:
John Hervey Young introduced Rev.
DR.. Lubeck of Epiphany Church. who
spoke on Human Personality Conse-
Grated to the Service of Christ" After
a solo by Miss Fowler, Mrs. Josephus
Daniels spoke briefly of her connec-
tion with the Business Women's
Council in it's early days; DR.. w. A.
Lambeth took for his text, His Mas
ter's Voice" which he interpreted to
be saying. BE good, do good, make
good, remem ber Me"
DR.. Isaac Ward, who assisted in the
organization of the council and for
some months past has conducted the
weekly Bible class, called attention
to the work being done by Miss Lu-
ellie Smith as a missionary teacher
at Weaverville. n. c.. and urged her
tfrt, ~ rf ~
his remarks practically the full
amount of Miss Smiths salary was
subscribed for another year.
Voters will meet tomorrow, 1880 am,
at Grace Dodge Hotel Following
luncheon, Maj. J. A. O'Connor United
States Engineers, Will speak on the
Great Falls project. Miss Elizabeth
Eastman. president of the league,
will preside.
The Woman's Improvement Club
held it's current meeting at the home
of Mrs. c. H. Warren, Takoma Park.
the payment for the sidewalk re-
Gently laid to woodside School. After
business was transacted a social hour
was spent with the hostess.
Y. w. G. A.-This afternoon at s
o'clock DR.. J. c. Barthols of the
American Food Council speaks at ves-
per service on the subject, Purpose,
Pep and Power" Following the meet
ing a supper will be served
The clubs of the Y. w. C. A. girls
reserve department meet this week
for business and for planning the
coming months program.
Monday, at $3.50 p.rn., the advisers
committee of the Grade School Clubs
will meet for business session at
100 M street. Mrs. Howard Roberts
chairman of the committee, will pre-
side.
The club council Of the business
women's department will meet to-
morrow, at 614 e street, for it's
monthly session. Miss Lulu Kuck
chairman of the committee, will pre-
side.
Six clubs of young business women