Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-16
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Mrs. Elisha Hanson. chairman of
the legislative committee, presided in
the dining room, assisted by the fol-
lowing members of her committee:
Mrs. William Tyler Page, Mrs. ]. Cir
vim Peters, Mrs. Vernon Dorsey and
Mrs. Beverly p. Evans.
Mrs. William w. Bride will be host
ess. Friday evening. when the club
will give an entertainment for the
members and their guests Victor
Sadd of British Aviation Service will
lecture on Egypt Miss Bonnie Holmes
will sing, Mrs. Ernest offutt Will give
dialect readings and Nine. Easieliess.
formerly Of the Imperial Russian Bal
let, VIII dance.
The Chevy Chase woman's Club
will meet Wednesday in the assembly
room of the Chevy Chase Presbyte-
r!an Church. Mrs. Ben Temple Web
ster Will be hostess at the luncheon.
The club meeting begins promptly at
pm. Gideon A. Lyon of The Eve
ming Star will be tho speaker. sub
ject. The National Election; Its Re-
suits and Consequences"
The civic section. Mrs. George w.
Morey, leader. and the dramatic Sec
tion.. Mrs. Arthur Z, Crane, leader.
will hold a Joint meeting at the
Chevy Chase Library, Tuesday, at
1890 am. Mrs. Earl w. Chafree will
conduct a parliamentary drill. Mrs.
Q. G.. Merrill will give Review OF
Work of the Federation" There will
be an International relations round
table discussion and sewing for the
social service OF Montgomery County.
After luncheon. 1890 pm. the dramatic
section will give the following play.
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"Out of the Mire." The characters
Gre played by the following members
of the section: Mrs: Campbell E. Wa
ters, Mrs George Winchester Stone,
Mrs. r. S. Mcbride, Mrs. Frederick
Parks and Mrs. Stephen Lyman Tabor
Literature section. Mrs. A. McC. Ash
ley. leader. will meet Friday. m. at
the home OF Mrs. o. q. Merrill Mrs
f. n. Mcclellan is in charge of the
program: "Thought-producing Books
in General Literature" assisted by
Mrs. T. r. Robertson and Mrs. Will
liam S. Garland: Poetry" Mrs Will
liam NJ. Clark: Magazine Chat" Mrs
Victor Whitlock. Tea VIII be served
at the close Of the program by the
following hostesses: Mrs. Newman G.
Little, Mrs. George w Morey, Mrs
Frank Hoadley and Mrs. William c.
Dennis.
Social section. Mrs. Karl Fenning,
leader. gave a dinner dance at the
Manor Club November 5. Mrs. Jerrc
J. Crane, assistant leader. was toast
mistress. The date Of the tea to be
given for the new members, their
sponsors and board members at the
home of Mrs. Frederick Parks has
been changed from November 25 to
November 90
The November hospitality commit
tee met November at the home Of
Mrs. Ben Temple Webster, Mrs. c. w
Ptmper, chairman.
The membership committee met at
the home Of Mrs. Paul Slealan. chair
man. Tuesday, November II.
The music section. Miss \. Z. Broas,
leader. Herndon Morsell, conductor
met Wednesday in the First NJ. T.
Church of Chevy Chase.
The executive board met Wednes-
day at the home OF Mrs. Frank Hoad-
: ley. Mrs. William C. Dennis, Mrs
Paul Sieman and Mrs. Hoadley were
hostesses at the luncheon which pre-
coded the business meeting.
Nature section, Mrs. Edgar T.
"herry, leader, held a meeting at the
Chevy Chase Library Friday. The
business meeting was followed BIZ an
illustrated lecture. washington Wild
Flowers" by Or. Edgar 7. Nherry OF
the Department Of Agriculture.
p. f. O.-Chapter "B" met Tuesday
ut the home of Mrs. Frank Peckham,
Eighteenth street. There was q large
attendance Of the membership pres
ent. and two guests. Mrs A N
Forbes and Mrs. Margaret Peckham
Forbes. A full account of a recent
meeting of the cooperative board
was read by Mrs L. H. Pitcher. No
tice was always given of 4 get
together meeting of all local chap
ters of the order to be held at the
College Women's Club, 1922 I street.
December 3. The purposes of the
educational fund were explained by
the president, Mrs. lie Roy Palmer,
who also announced that p. f. 0.
luncheons, the second Monday of
each month. would be at the fedora
ton tea house hereafter, the next
one being December S.
y change in the program was made
to the effect that the December 3
meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
J. Harry Cunningham. the program
consisting of book review by
Mrs. w. ". Stocllberger. An offer
from the Public Library to assist
members Of the chapter in obtaining
material for papers received vote
OF thanks.
The paper OF the evening was an
i.iNoti dlr'd dCtoull given DS MISS
Emma Siren of her recent trip to
Europe. Miss Siren also gave some
account Of a seed congress attended
by her in the interest of the Depart
nlent of Agriculture. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Peckham and
Mrs. Hammond
The Capitol Hill History Club.-It
was children's day at the club No
Nember II, at the home Of Mrs. G. T
Mccoy, 4410 10th street Twenty
eight members were present. each
having brought fruit and jelly for
Chfldren's Hospital and Friendship
House. Mrs. Mccoy and Mrs T. T..
Rorke served luncheon. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Charles Jones, opened the
meeting at 1870.
The director to the federation,
Mrs. Garrett Miller, jr, spoke at
length on the Girl Scouts. and Mr.
Drake on the Boy Scout movement.
Mrs. Ellis Logan, guest, gave
short talk. urging the club to tax
more interest in art.
Mrs. McCoy's sister, Mrs. Ward
Mrs. Stoddard, Mrs. Powell and Nils
Julia Mccoy were also guests.
The clubs next meeting will b,
with Mrs. c. D. Glass. $40 Maryland
avenue northeast, on November rs.
Prince Georges County Leakue
Women Voters.-Mrs. Harry ]. Pat
tcrson of College Park, chairman o
the league. Is being congratulated
upon the success Of the lecture cours
on citizenship" given by the depart.
,nent of social and political science 0,
the University. of MARYLAND TIL.