The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-29
WOrnen's Clubs
What Club Women Are
Planning and Ac-
cOmplishing.

Nature section Twentieth Gem
fury Club, meeting ut Cabin John
Bridge, 1914 q. IN.
w. @. IT, u. convention, First
Congregational Church. 1880 q.
m.. luncheon at 2 D. I'M.
SOrOptimist Club meeting, La
Fayette Hotel, civic section, VIII
liam Mather Lewis. president Of
George Washington University,
speaker.
Historical group Of the L. A.
P. W.. 8 p. M, Woodward build
ing.
Baby Lover Circle, No. 1, with
Mrs. McMahus. 3O8 SeatOn place
a. A. U. W. tea. clubhouse.
Social meeting Of the st. Paul
Girls Club. clubhouse. 8 .. m.
Mrs. Louis Post, of the La Fol.
lette headquarters. win speak at
the A. A. u. w. tea this afternoon
at 4:30. Mrs. Herbert Marshall
will be hostess, assisted by Miss
Genevieve P. Hendricks.
Miss Florence Brown, former ex-
ecutive secretary OF the District
Y w. c. A.. spoke to a group of
girls at the School for Missionary
Instruction, yesterday. prior to the
sessions of the Women's Interde-
nominational Missionary Federation
which is meeting for three DAYS at
the Mt. Vernon Place Methodist
Episcopal Church. Her talk was
based on the work being done in
China and the Far East by young
American missionaries to educate
the natives.
Short talks were given by Mrs.
w. G. Jameson, Mrs. Bascom Co.
peHhaver. Mrs. Mary e. Morley and
Mrs. r. w. MacDonell.
An important rally is to be held
at the Chevy Chase Library to.
night at p. m. under the super
vision Of the State Democratic
central committee for MONTGOMERY
county and the Davis, Bryan, Wine
brenner campaign club Of Chevy
Chase, Mrs. B. Ashby Leaveli,
president.
Speakers win be Congressman
William Langford Of Georgia, and
David c. Wineberger, III, of Fred.
erick, Democratic candidate for
Congress from Frederick county.
A program Of music arranged by
Mrs. Edgar Sohl, chairman OF en-
tertainment committee, in c l'u d g
Miss Josephine Huber, contralto,
accompanied by Miss Margaret
Bowie Grant and Paul Bleyden.
The October meeting Of the Six.
teenth Street Heights Club was
held at the home of Mrs. s. ].
Dennis on VanBuren street yester.
day. Nineteen members listened to
q talk by Mrs. G. A. Kicker,
president Of the District Of Co.
lunbia League Of Women Voters
on Suffrage in Congress" The
next meeting will be held Novem-
Der IL at the home Of Mrs. Emer-
son.
A Halloween dance will be given
by the Brentwood Womer's Citi-
zen Association tonight In Fire
mems Hall. Last night tho asso-
citation met to complete the final
arrangements for this dance and
talk over affairs with Mayor Ed.
ward H. Roberts, who was guest
Of honor. The women of Brent.
wood have asked for an estimate
from the county commissioners on
the building of a road from Mt.
Rainier line to the Baltimore and
Ohio tracks. This is the first of
q series Of roads to be tackled for
Improvement and from the pro.
ceeds Of the benefit movie last
week and the dance tonight the
women hope to realize their road
building ambitions.
The Prince Georges County
Federation Of Women's Clubs held
its semi.annual meeting in the
College Park auditorium of the
University Of Maryland yesterday
with Mrs. r. A. Bennett, president,
in the chair.
Doctor F. A. Wood, dean of the
college, made the welcoming adj
dress in behalf of the university
and Mrs. H. j. Patterson, presi.
dent Of the Women's Progress
Club Of College Park, welcomed
the members in the name Of her
club.
Mrs. M. A. DuAall, newly an.
pointed social service worker, gave
q short talk on her duties, and
Doctor Frederick E. Lee, OF the
college faculty, spoke on "Won1en's
Duty AS A Citizen"
Mrs !Sittles president Of thu