Evening star., 1924-04-20
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

Radcliffe Aluranae Association dele
| gator, which is headed by DR.. Fan
! ME Fern Andrews, includes Mrs.
Charles L. Chandler and Miss Annie
Bezanson of Philadelphia, Miss Flea
nor w. Allen and Miss Margaret A.
Fish of Boston. Miss Grace Landrum
OF Richmond, Miss Albert Cooper of
| Portland, Greg, and Mrs. Henry Grat-
| tan Doyle, Miss e. Nathalie Matthews
\ and Miss Louise Cation OF Washing
ton Mrs. Andrews also represents
| the Boston branch of tho American
Association OF University Women, Of
| which she is president. The club also
F., hopes to have another wsll-known
| ,adcliffe alumna, Mrs. Maud Wood
lark. president OF the. National
he visitors from Cambridge and
lsewhere.
The Woman's Club OF B-tAesda. Md.
| Mrs. John F. Sippe', presid Mt Of the
Maryland Federation of Wonan's Clubs.
was the guest of honor at the meeting OF
the Woman's Cub % Bethesda Tues day,
ut the residence OF Mrs. Walter Il Bach
-ach, Edgemoor. Mrs. Sippel spoke
briefly on the cooperation of the rural
| and city cubs in cub work, and urged
Al to attend the annual state federation
| % convene at Frederick. Apri, % to "a.
| The president, Mrs Franklin c. GetZen-
danner, announced the appointment of
the following delegates to the annual
! tate federation meeting: Mrs Enoch q.
Johnson. Mrs. Elisha Hanson. Mrs
Henry c. Karr. and alternates, Mrs. Ed
ward L. Stock. Mrs. Edwin c. Branden-
burg and Mrs Leonard l. Nicholson.
! Mrs Robert +. Grisgs was appointed
chairman Of the nominating committee
and Mrs Lonard L. Nicholson. jr,
| chairman Of the calendar committee for
| 1S24-l925. G. J. Blanchard gave lee
ture on President Hardings Alaskan
! trip. illustrated with colored sides. Mrs
! Edwin {. Br5Lndenburg and Mrs. Leon
ard L. Nicholson presided in the tea
| room, assisted by the members Of the
\ hospital committee.
The current topics section met at the
residence Of Mrs Henry c. Kari.
Bethesda, last week. Mrs. Winsor Of
| futt gave an outline Of state news, Mra
! fairs, Mrs. Illarion V. Mishtowt, the
! outlook in the European situation. and
Mrs Edwin Morris reviewed the novel
! The Sheik. The musical program was
Of st. Aloysius Church. The numbers
consisted of cycle Of five children's and
| mother songs. Radiant" a song dedi-
Gated to mothers, won much app 'ause
Mra T.. Percival Wi'Son will be the
hostess at the next social meeting April
90, p m. The meeting Of the executive
| board will be he'd at the Cosmos Club
! Tuesday, at / pm. Luncheon will be
| -orow"d by business meeting. Mrs
Rob-rt F. Griggs will be assisted by the
! Bethesda. Mrs. William W. Rridc. Mrs
| Char es 1. Corby and Ms. William J.
| Montgomery.
The Chevy Chnxe WOmnn's Club
met Wednesday, pm, III the assem-
bly, room Of the Chevy Chase Pres
| byterian Church. Thirty-two new
members were voted in By the club.
! These new members are cordially in
vited 70 attend the April party given
! by the club members at the Coium bi Il
! Country Club Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Joseph Travers Mcguire, chair
man of hospitality, Will furnish tick
cts upon request made not later than
tomorrow. The music section. Mrs.
T. w. Norcross. leader. and Herndon
Morseu. conductor, will give a musical
! for the benefit OF the section May
the Presbyterian Church. The social
! section. Mrs. Karl Fenning, leader,
! VIII give a party to the children Of
the members of the section May 10.
! The members of the section who have
/ no children are asked to invite at
least one child. The tea for the new
| members, their sponsors and board
members will be held at the home
of Mrs. J. I. Mcguire, on Hesketh
street. Mrs. Thomas Z. Robertson
vacancy made by the resignation of
Mrs. J. Luther Neff. The club passed
resolution opposing the opening of
the Chevy Chase Theater on SUNDAYS
Mrs. George +. Mix kkleson, chairman
of the building committee, gave a
report of the committee's efforts dur
ing the past few months and made
recommendations to the club to be
voted upon at the May meeting
Mrs. William b. Greeley made a
7 rk-fs. ~, md. - t.,y, f--
the number of members to be voted
In At each meeting. An amendment
was made to limit The membership
| 10 900. This recommendation will be
brought up at the May meeting
Mrs. A. McC. Ashley. chairman of the
nominatins committee, presented the
iollowing names to the club to be
voted on at the May meeting: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Q. g Merrill; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. william c. Dennis: record
ing secretary, Mrs. ]. H. Dellinger;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. e. F.
Kelley; treasurer, Mrs. s. Won Am
mon: The dramatic section met i'm
nenlately after the club meeting
The chairman, Mrs. Eugene E. Stew
ems handed in her resignation be.
cause OF other pressing duties The
section accepted il with deep regret
and Mrs. Arthur B. Crane was elect
ed the new chairman. The section
will meet the fourth Monday in Nav
at the home of Mrs. A. Z. Crane.
Anthony LesEue.-Misx Bede A..
Johnson presided at the meeting held
Wednesday afternoon at the head
quarters of +. w. c., when Mrs
Eleanor A: Gleason gave a talk on
Art and the Crafts"
Mrs. &c. Estabrook exhibited wafer
co!ors of landscape studies, which she
painted while she and her late hus-
band toured the United States in a
horse drawn vehicle.
on motion of Miss Johnson the club
unanimously requested the indorse-
ment of Judge Kathryn Sellers.
whose services on the bench were
highly commended.
A program of music was rendered
under the direction of Mrs. Wayne B.
Wheeler. Tea was served. at which
Mrs. Ruth c. Welsh and Mrs. Brooke
foung were the hostesses.
The annual meeting is scheduled for
Nay L, when officers will, be elected
and a reception be rendered them.
Crittenton wheel.-Mrs. NJ. Frank
coit and Mrs. E, ]. Price were joint
treet at a luncheon Thursday. The
small tables were gay with jonquils
and Easter suggestions. Guests Of
the club were Mrs. Sutton of Massa-
chusetts, Mrs. Otis and Mrs. La V4Ene.
After luncheon reading was con-
tinued In "A Brother Of Girls" Mrs.
Preston recited an original poem and
Mrs. Ide read a poem on spring styles.
Mrs. Story will be the hostess on
Thursday.
Crfttenton Board.--The April meet
ing Of the board of managers was
held at Castle View on Conduit road.
The great help given the Crittenton
Home by the local circles which work
for its support was evidenced in the
report of the treasurer. which showed
that in the past year over $500 has
boen earned by them. A baby show
will be hold in May. The annual con-