The Washington times., 1924-11-12
WOmen's Clubs
What Club Women Are
Planning and Ac-
complishing.

Francis Willard Chapter, w. G.
T. U. 1888 Maryland avenue north
east, 2 p. m.
Mt. Pleasant Young Folks w. G,
T. U. Mrs. Leo Solbach at p. m.
Day Nursery meeting. Franklin
Square Hotel, 1880 a. m.
Capitol Hill History Club, Mrs.
Mccoy, 141O Sixteenth street, L.
80.
William M. Beck Circle q. A.
r., with Mrs. Mckinley. 1881
Fifteenth street, 4:30 D. IA.
Board meeting Of the Chevy
Chase Women's Club, Chevy Chase
Presbyterian church, 2 p. m.
Illinois Alumnae Dinner, A. A.
U. W., clubhouse. $50 p. M,
speaker, David Kinley.
Women's City Club business and
professional women's dinner, 20
Jackson Place, Mrs. Helena d.
Reed. chairman.
Capitol Hill w. C. T. u. Waugh
Methodist church, . p. m.
Baby Circle Florence Crittenden
Home No. Q, with Mrs. e. e.
Mann 2 p. m.
Washington Circle OF Child
Conservation League, 1909 Deca.
tur street, 2 p. m.
Mrs. Helena DOGGY Reed Il in
charge Of the professional and bust.
ness women's dinner tonight at the
Women's City Club, % jackson
Place.
This is bankers night and the
guest of honor Of the evening win
be Miss Constance r. Nelson, OF
Cleveland, prominent bankess and
editor Of The Cleveland Banker, .
and THE Cleveland Federal Re.
serve Notes. who viii talk on
Capturing Ideas"
The Beach Home Club met with
Mrs. Beverly Smelling on Monticello
avenue last night to plan for the
card party to be held at the com
munity house at Sixth and =. Dec.
ember 1, of which Mrs. e. p. HinkIe
is in charge.
Mrs. G. BURGESS, of Hyattsville.
Joined the club last night.
Chapter B. p. D. e. met with
Mrs. g. L. Peckham, at 3l77
Eighteenth street northwest, YES.
terday evening to make preparations
for the card party to be given
Saturday night at the home Of
Mrs. Young a 1926 Newton street
northwest.
Miss Emma Sirrene, who has
been travelling in Europe for the
past six months, was present and
gave the chapter a "Travelo"
talk.
The Sixteenth Street Heights
Club met at Mrs. Emerson's rest
dence on Madison street, yesterday
afternoon for a short business SEES
sion. No program was planned.
A luncheon for the Carberrv
School children to last from 10 to
o'clock today will be held at the
Carberry School under the direc-
ton of the Carberry Parent Teacher
Association. The funds will be
used for the school visual instruc.
ton programs.
This visual instruction was the
main theme of the recent meeting
Of the association held in the
school, when q joint meeting Of
Parent Teachers, including fathers,
talked over the progress of the
visual instruction program and
made preparations for the continue
ton of a more extensive one.
A report was made on the
weighing Of the children following
period of milk luncheons'' and
both parents and teachers are
amazed at the results. Roe Full.
kerson, a coming figure in educa-
tional circles, gave talk on Per
sonality," in home school and in
the child.
The Chevy Chase Circle of tho
Florence Crittenden Home met at
the home Of Mrs. s. q. Stieg, az
6 Hesketh street, yesterday after
noon.
Plans for the bazaar on Novem-
Der "a were discussed. This circle
is in charge Of the entertainment
for the Florence Crittenden
Bazaar. A dance is being planned
for the first night of the bazaar
at which the Sangamo band with
Dick Liebert directing.
The card parties which will be in
order, during the bazaar sessions
are in the hands Of the Chevy Chase
Circle, and they have announced
that prizes for each table are being
planned for.
A tree, to be planted in honor of
Governor Ritchie's mother, was
registered on the national roll of
honor Of the American Tree Asso-
citation today by the Maryland Fed.
GRAFTON Of Women's Clubs. This
tree will be planted on the grounds
Of the governors mansion Novem-
Der II, with Mrs. John F. Sippel.
president, and Mrs. George A. Hax,
recording secretary, of the fedora
ton in charge Of the planting.
A bazaar and supper will be given
by the Ladies' Aid Society Of Grace
Lutheran Church, November 20 in
Joppa Temple, 1909 Ninth street
northwest. Supper viii be served
from B to 7:30 d. m.