Evening star., 1924-11-02

nicutt: entertainment. Mrs. J. r. L
Beane, and publicity. Mrs. A. X. Wine
A tour Of the world. illustrated BY
colored slides, constituted the pro-
gram Of the evening. Frederick l.
Stevens of the Keystone View Co
delivered the lecture and demonstrat-
ed the special stereopticon lantern
purchased by the organization.
The hostesses were Mrs. William M
Collins and Mrs. Henry w. Strick-
land.
Northwest W. c. r. U. held it's an.
nual meeting at w. c. T. U. Building
Thursday afternoon. The vice presl'
dent, Mrs. w. II. Moore, presided
Reports from officers and superin.
tendents followed. An increase OF 4!
now members during the past year
was announced making a total mem
bership of 27S. The following officers
were elected for the coming year
President Mrs. Ellis Logan; frs1
vice president, Mrs. George Seibolo
corresponding secretary, Mrs. A. }
l, Henry; assistant corresponding sec
retary, Mrs. f. II. Peaslee: recording
secretary, Mrs. Manuel Kline; treas
urer, Mrs George Ross; auditor, MRS
NJ. G. Copeland.
The Prince Georges County Fedora
tion of Women's Clubs held its semi
annual meeting at the University @ oi
Maryland, College Park. october ~
with Mrs. r. A. Bennett, the pres1-
dent. in the chair. DR.. A. F. WOODS
dean of the college, gave the wei
coming address in behalf OF the uni
versity and Mrs. II. j. Patterson In
behalf of the Progress Club OF Col
lege Park. Mrs. NJ. A. Duvall, the
new county social service worker
gave a short talk. DR.. FREDERICK T.
Lee Of the faculty spoke on WON
ans Duty as a Citizen" Mrs. Sippie
nresjdent of the State Federation
gave an account of her trip to Los
Angeles last Spring, attending the
Nationa! Federation meeting heio
there.
About l25 persons were present
representing practically all OF the
clubs of the org anization. AT the
close of the meeting members OF the
faculty conducted the ladies' on a
tour of inspection through the va
rious buildings of the university.
The Newsomb Club met Friday witt
the president, Mrs. Hane. in the cnalr
Encouraging reports were heard IRON
sick members, to whom fruit ana now
ers had been sent.
The treasurer reported a gratifying
condition Of the treasury.
Mrs Hane gave an account OF the
State Executive Board and Council OF
Club Presidents in Baltimore on Octo'
Der 81, the state president, Mrs. Sippie
presiding Mrs Einore. director u
County federation, gave report or the
proceedings of the county executive
board. which met in quarterly session
in Cabin John Park on October 23
the County president. Mrs. Small, ir
the chair. The interest of the day was
augmented by the fact that the meet
ing was held in the "rammed-earth'
residence of DR.. and Mrs. II. B
Humphrey.
Mrs. Bosworth, chairman of educa
| tion. reported a committee meeting
held in Rockville. The ways and mea ms
committee reported completion of plan:
| for the rummase sale TO be held II
| Georgetown soon. That Of last Spring
| being so successful. it was voted tt
continue the sales semi-annually.
The club this year emphasizing
woman's work in various fields of en-
deavor. Mrs Emory, current events
contributor. read an article outlining the
several methods of three women wht
| made tidy sums in agricultural under
| takings. The speaker of the day. Mrs
Jones. member, gave a paper OF
| Women in Agriculture" She told o,
| her personal knowledge of women wht
| had distinguished themselves, and il
closing, created a humorous setting fol
her subject by defining the personal &C
tfvites of the club agricuituriSts (?)
this being in limerick form admirably