Evening star., 1924-11-16
Gall For Chevy Chase
Women's 5 Club to Meet
I On November 19
Social Activities Noted In
Autumn S Closing Days
House Guests Entertain
cd-Wh acre. a bouts Of
Residents.


The Woman's Club of Chevy Chase
will meet November 10 in the as
sembly room of the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Ben Tenn
nle Webster Will be the hostess at
the luncheon. which will be served
from l2:45 TO 1:50 o'clock. The club
meeting will be called for > o'clock.
AIR. Gideon A. Lyon OF The Evening
Star editorial staff VIII address the
meeting on The National Election: !:
It, resnlts and Consequences"
The civic section. Mrs. George w.
MhIeE, leader, n
ton, Mrs. A. B. Crane, leader, Will
hold joint meeting 80.
Nember IS, at 1890 o'clock, at the
Chevy Chase Library. Mrs. Earl w.
Chaffee will conduct a parliamentary
drill. Mrs. O. c. Merrill will give
Review of the Work of the Fed
eration.' AN international relations
round table discussion" viii be held,
and there will be sewing for the
social service of Montgomery County.
Following luncheon the dramatic sec
tion will present a play, Out of the
Mire, written by Mrs. Arthur Il.
Crane. leader OF the section. The
characters; Will he played ty the fol-
lowing members of the section
Campbell L. Waters. Mrs. George
hester Stone, Mrs. II. 5. Mcbride.
No. frederick f. Parks and Mrs.
StepIEn Lyman Tabor.
The literary section. Mrs. A. McC.
Ashley leader. will meet Friday. Nov
ember 81, at . o'clock pm, at the home
OF Mrs. Q. c. Merrill. on Merose street.
Mrs. +. n. Mcclellan is in charge of
the program, Though Producing
Books in General Literature" assisted
by Mrs, Thomas L. Robertson and Mrs
William S. Garland; poetry, Mrs. Will
liam NJ. Clark; magazine chat, Mrs.
Victor Whitlock Tea will be served at
the close of the meeting by the follow
ing hostesses: Mrs. Newman G.. Little.
Mrs. George W. Morey. Mrs Frank
Hcadley and Mrs William Cullen Den
mis-.
nifg. leader, gave dinner dance at
8. Mrs. Jere J. Crane. assistant leader
tea TO be given for The new members.
their sponsors and the members of the
executive board at the home of Mrs
Friedrich Il. Parks, on Hesketh street
has been changed from Thursday, No
vember %, to November 30. at o'clock
pm. Mrs. Parks will be assisted by
Mrs. Alexander Wylie and Mrs Hobart
l.. BieSell
The November hospitality committee,
MRS {. w. Pimper. chairman. met
Friday. November Z. at the home of
Mrs. Ben Temple Webster, on West
Irving street
The membership committee met
Tuesday. November Il. at the home Of
Mrs. Paul Sleman, on West kirke
street
The music section. Miss A. T. Broas.
leader: Mr.. Herndon Morseli. con-
ductor: met Wednesday. November 10
at the First Methodist Episcopal
Church. on Shepherd street
The executive board met Wednesday,
November -. at the home Of Mr..
Frank H"adlcy. Oh West kir5c str. ct.
Mrs. William Cullen Deunis, Mrs paul
Sleman and Mrs. Hoadley Were host
esses at the luncheon which preceded
the business meeting
The nature section, Mrs Edgar T
Wherry, leader. met Friday at the
Chevy Chase Library Following the
business meeting DIR. Edgar T. Wherry
OF the Department of Agriculture gave
m Illustrated lecture, Washington
Wild Flowers"
Mrs. John S. Hubner Of Baltimore
and New York City has been the house
guest Of Miss Anne Pollard at her
home, on Mckinley street, for several
days.
Section Of the w ,,",,'.. I.-.-I.r Of
the Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church,
Mrs. john hunI-, Z. =.
at the home Of Mrs. George Winchester
Stone. on Cummings ianc. Ptans were
made tor a supper 10 b. given fy the
section becc mber 4 AZ TIE church
Mr.. Paul Pitcher has returned to
princeton University, where he iS a
student. after spending the week end
nd rel
Pitcher, at their homo OH Mckinley
street.
AIR: and Mrs. Fimeon Hyde of
charleston, 5. c., are the house
guests of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cock
rane, on Jocelyn street
Inc regular meeting of the teach
ers conference of the Chevy Chase
presbyterian Church will be held
Iuesoay' November IS, at o'clock
pm. in the assembly room of
the church. Dinner will be served
by section 2 of the Woman's Guild.
Mrs. I. B. Linganfelter, leader. Re-
ports on the national convention will
be made.
NJ. Newton Macintosh Hite of Lon
don, England, who has been SPEND
ing several days as the house guest
OIL ms brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
ana Mrs. Stephen Lyman Tabor,
SheFy Chase parkway, left Wednes-
aay Tor Canton. Ohio. and will later
JOIN MS wife and daughter in Inde-
pendence kans.
Ihe Chevy Chase branch of tho
Neediework Guild of America will
nolo It's annual meeting and exhibi
tlon OF garments Thursday. Eoyem-
Der 20, at 1890 o'clock am. in the
assembly room of the Presbyterian
Mr.. Abner II. Ferguson of Hunt
1nston street is spending a week in
new Orleans, La
ne handkerchief and towel com-
mittee of the Rector's Aid Society Of
AL saints Protestant Episconal
Church will meet Monday at 1O:3O
ociock am. at the home of Mrs. VIII
iiain n. race on Connecticut avenue
Mrs. William A. Boss has returned
70 ner nome after spending several
GAYS in Westminster, Md
oectlon of the Woman's Guild Of
the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church met Wednesday at the hona
OF the leader. Mrs. c. &. LinpanfcItar
on Livingston street.
Mrs Charles p. Penn of .Ioce,,,
street entertained at luncheon and
oridse Friday at the CongressionaI
country Club. Among the guests
were Mrs. +. p. Wilson, Mrs. AIexan.
der Wylie. Mrs. William Stein. Mrs
j.: j. Byrne. Mrs. Lloyd Griffin, Mrs
Elmer c. Margileth and Mrs. Rohert
Crandall.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Fleming en-
tertafned at dinner Monday evening
a. tnelr nome on Ingomar street in