Evening star., 1924-03-23

INC Siup women OF EurOpe 10 the ciuo
| women of America" A musical pro-
gram was arranged by Mrs. Wayne B.
:! wheeler. musical director, consisting
OF vocal solos by Miss Martha *.
Wooley, accompanied by Mrs. Irene
| Miller Chainey. Tea was poured at
o'clock. in the dining room. by Mrs.
! EMILY Newell Blair and Mrs. Lillian
Spencer. The president of the league.
In letter received by the press
chairman, Mrs. Virginia Park
hurst, sends love and greetings to
| the members and regretted that "our
beloved first vice president. Mrs.
Paul" is not in good health, Mrs.
Hendly and Mrs. Paul are both in
Florida for the remainder of the
winter, New members are asked to
| send full names and addresses to the
chairman of membership committee,
Mrs. Lillian II. Stutler, the Ethel
hurst. city.
The Abrnradabra Club was enter
tanned Wednesday evening by Mr..
| irish Authors" furnished the topic
for roll call responses. An address
was given by Newton w. Preston, on
| Victor Hugo's Jean Vatican" Mr.
and Mrs. Howard. who recently re-
turned from southern trip, were
presented with d framed poem. Mr..
McNett played &C Sharp Minor"
waltz, by Chopin and "-rhe Butterfly"
"A Springtime Adventure" an orig
mai paper, was read by Mrs Eliza
beth Claim. The next meeting Of the
! club will be with Mr. and Mrs. HILL
man. 1914 Farnum street.
The business Women's Council met
| at the Church of the Covenant Fri
day evening. supper was served from
. TO y. The outstanding events of
the week were discussed by the cur
rent topics class. from 5:15 to 6:15,
! under the direction of Miss Annabel
Crandall. after NJ ich Mr. Mack of
i the Hall Mack Publishing Company
, of Philadelphia. led a song service
followed by devotional services led
by DR. Isaac Ward. At s o'clock the
members adjourned to the auditorium
! OF the church, where DR.. Matthew II.
! Smith Of the First Presbyterian
church OF Indianapolis. Ind.
preached on The Border Line OF the
Christian and the Worldly Life" Dr.
! Smith, who preached at the Church
of the Covenant on Tuesday, Wednes-
/ day, Thursday and Friday nights.
j was in Washington in connection
with the Presbyterian evangelistic
| services being held in this city.
Chevy Chase Woman's CIub-The
| nature section, Mrs. Bowen Crandall
| leader. will meet at the home of Mrs
! T.. T. Wherry, 1891 Stephenson place
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! day. Members of the section will take
d walk in the woods and surrounding
! county to make study of birds and
wild flowers.
| a dramatic section has been
! formed. Mrs. William =. Dennis
| An election of officers will take
| place at the May meeting of the club
foiio"ing are the members elected
to serve on the nominating commit
i'm
+! Mrs. Winslow III. Herschel, Mrs. VIII
liam B. Greeley, Mrs. Jere Crane and
J Mrs. Joseph II. De Nean. Names for
| candidates can be sent in by card or
Telephone to the chairman, Mrs. Ash
ley.
! Petworth Woman's Club-The art
! committee Will meet in the Methodist
Church on Grant circle Thursday
afternoon, when Mrs. Robinson. Mrs
Schaener. Mrs Wood. Mrs. Morton.
Mrs. Pattie and Mrs. T.. T. Jones will
F.! be hoStesSeS.
| The philanthropic committee met
/; with Mrs. +. NJ Schaeffer Tuesday
afternoon with large attendance.
| Much sewing was accomplished with
two machines in constant operation.
Tickets for the White Elepha nt''
card party. which will be held April
IS at 30 pm. at the home of Mrs
T. $. Tincher, 1922 Grant circle. were
party will be added to the clubhouse
! fund.
The chairman Of this committee.
! Mrs. J. Herbert Robinson. is planning
a book and magazine shower for the
| Tuberculosis Hospital. and will be
! glad to receive at her home 1907
! New Hampshire avenue. books of fic-
tion, short stories or any attractive
literature.
! The Glover Club met Thursday at
/ the home of Mrs. W. &. Hanson. the
president, Mrs. Joseph T. Randall.
! chairman and Mrs. Harry Schnabel
spoke on the District water system.
Mrs. L. +. kalmbach was the guest
and told of the work Of the Juvenile
Court.
The next meeting will be held
April 3, at the home of Mrs. Charles
Bemis.
Social Hysiene sS.ies..-at a re-
| rectors. Col. W. Q. owen, president;
Mrs. +. l.. Ransome. first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Julius Lansburgh, second
vice president: DIR. Abram Simon,
third vice president: DR.. ". c. Fow-
Graham, treasurer. were reelected
for the ensuing year. Willard c.
Smith was elected secretary in place
of DIR. Margaret Eek. resigned.
The Mount Pleasant w. l.. u. met
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. John W.
Gregg. 1926 Columbia road. Mrs.
Lindley u. Clark. president, presiding.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Doran, superintendent
Of child welfare department. has ar
ranged a program for Wednesday at
IS pm. in the Wilson Normal tea
room. An address will be given on
/ onsultant to the commission on
public welfare Legislation of the Dis
trict of Columbia and director, divi-
sion of child welfare legisla ton. Rus
sell Sage Foundation; also a discus
sion. THE Teachers Viewpoint" by
Miss Alice Deal. principal. Column b ia
Junior High School. Every one in
terested is invited.
Mrs. Carly, superintendent of flower
mission and calling. reported having
.cispensed many tokens of ,remem-
/ hrance through flowers. cards and
delicacies to the sick and those in
distress.
Mrs. Lutz reported on recent in
stitute meeting held and the oppor-
tunity it gave the public to find out
! the aim and work being accomplished
Mrs, r. A. Haynes. superintendent
Cramton bill.
Mrs. G. D. Ellsworth. superinten-
dent of marines, told of many visits
to hospitals and Camp Humphries
The union has pledged itself to knit
] bright-colored afghans for the boys
i:who are i'll.
Mrs II. V. Ensterling. superinten-
dent OF official literature. read ar
ticles from The Union Signal.
! Mrs. T.. G.. Criswell. chairman of
the jubilee banquet committee re-
ported that arrangements had been
; made for a program and banquet
! March 81 at the Raleigh Hotel. Mrs
| Ella Boole will be guest of honor, and
| many other distinguished speakers
| will add to the evenings entertain
| 7nent Reservations may be made
! through Mrs. Criswell. $50 Shepherd