Evening star., 1924-05-11
country home of the president, Mrs.
Charles p. Grandfield, and. will be the
closing one Of the season.

country home of. the president. Mrs.
Charles p. Grandfield, and. will be the
closing one Of the season.
Business WOmen's COunciI.-The
social service committee is nearing
the close of a five-year period of
activity. during which time it has
been privileged to render service to
many existing organizations devoted
to social problems. 1t has made and
distributed clothing to the Central
Andrews Nursery, the Summer Camp
baby's tent. the Needlework Guild Of
the District and individual cases. 1t
has co-operated with the Red Cross
nursing and dietetic courses, the
Volunteer Aids movement, visited at
the Washington asylum, attended the
conferences OF the Associated Chari-
ties, has had tents at the summer
camps, having the baby's tent for the
past two years: supported the sum-
mer work at Friendship Neighbor-
hood House. helped in the American
ization work of the public schools
of the District. carried the war
orphans funds of the council for the
relief. education and religious in
Waldensian and Russian children, and
given relief in German. and the near
east 1t has also voiced the approval
of the council on remedial measures
which were before Congress, such as
the Alaskan fisheries. and provided
series Of talks on the Districts
social service activities as carried on
in different organizations.
The social service committee of the
Business Women's Council will de
vote Friday evening to a program of
music. readings and sketch. Miss
Minerva Lake of the Associated
Charities will make a short address
The sketch will be given by six mem
bers of the dramatic section of the
Women's City Club: solos by Misses
Stillwell, Buck. Campbell. Kennedy
and Taylor, and readings by Mrs.
Chamberlain. An attractive pageant
entitled Women of the Bible" was
presented at Il recent meeting of the
council at the Church of the
Covenant. under the direction of Mrs
Hattie Ruppart.
Vocal and Instrumental music was
renderd by Miss Buck and Miss
Campbell.
Community Society met Monday after
noon at the home Of Mrs r. w
Fowler. Ontario apartments, for the
last regular meeting of the season.
Mrs. W. A. Durham, Mrs. =. =. Bush
and Mrs. r. o. Bedford assisted Mrs.
were elected as follows:
Mrs. George +. Hebbard. president:
Mrs w. W. Scott. vice president: Mrs
W. A. Durham, second vice president;
Mrs George A. Ross. recording secre-
tary: Mrs. F. T. Nelson. trea surer:
Mrs. Otis j. Rogers, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. T. Linwood Williams,
auditor; Mrs. Ellis Logan, parliament
tartan
Mrs. w. W. Long and Mrs. Eva
Crisweli were admitted to member
ship, and Mrs. Fleetwood Courin was
g1lpSt After rho election rpfrp h
ments were served, followed by
social hour.
Friendship branch had its spring
luncheon Tuesday at Hotel Harring-
ton. Mrs. f. +. Nelson was chairman
of the committee arranging the
luncheon, and forty-five ladies were
present Mrs. Ellis Logan was toast
mistress, and Mrs. c. p. Keyser, Dis
trict president: Mrs. George Z. Heb
bard, president of the branch, and
other officers and members responded
to toasts. which were interspersed
with vocal and instrumental music.