The Washington times., 1924-04-17
WORK At
CHEVY CHASE
ACTIVE
Women's Organization Names
Delegates to State Fed
Grafton Convention.
BY SYLVIA SEDGWICK.

The Chevy Chase Woman's Club
met yesterday In the assembly
room Of the Presbyterian Church.
The dramatic section, Mrs. Eu-
gene q. Stevens, leader, met fol-
lowing the business session.
The literature section; Mrs. VIII.
liam M. Clark, leader. will meet
April as III the parlOr q the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, Chevy
Chase, Md. The time has been
changed because the scheduled date
falls on Good Friday. Mrs. George
Winchester Stone will have charge
of the program, assisted by Mrs.
John Storrs Cotton, Mrs. c. e.
Waters and Mrs. Garden r. War.
ner. Recent biographies will be
discussed.
Nature Section TO Meet.
The nature section, Mrs. Bowen
Crandall. leader, viii meet every
Thursday at 10 a. m. for walks to
study wild flowers and Birds.
The social section, Mrs. Karl Fen.
ming, leader, will give a tea April
%. 4 to 6 o'clock, at the home of
Mrs. Joseph T. Mcguire, II He's
keith street, Chevy Chase. Mrs.
Mcguire will be assisted by Mrs.
o. c. Merrill, Mrs. Alvin Eckert,
Mrs. Alexander Wylie,. Mrs. Arthur
B. Crane, Mrs. Newman s. Little
and Mrs. William T. Pollard. The
tea is given for the new members.
Their sponsors and all board men,
bers are invited. The music Sec
ton will give several delightful
numbers.
The following delegates to the
State federation convention, to be
held in Frederick April %, 90, and
"a, We're elected: Mrs. George S.
Jameson (alternate, Mrs. z. E.
Waters) Mrs. Edward r. Jones (al-
ternate, Mrs. William Lyles OffutI)
Mrs. Morton G. Lloyd alternate
Mrs. Marcellus C. Sheild), Mrs,
George H. Mercy alternate, Mrs.
Earl H. Clapo) and Mrs. George E.
Ladd alternate, Mrs. Clinton l.
Wolcott).
Delegates to the county fedora
ton, to be held May 16 at TAkoma
Park, were elected as follows: Mrs
s. Won Amman alternate, Mrs.1 f.
d. Hathaway, Mrs. e. s. Kelley
alternate, Mrs. Clement L. Rouveb,
Mrs. William c. Dennis (alternatc,
Mrs. Henry w. Bearce) and Ms.
Arthur D. KiEder alternate, Mrs.
Winslow H. HerscheD.
Party Is Planned.
Mrs. Frank M Hoadley, chairman
of the program committee, has conf
pleted plans for the evening party
to be given by the members of the
club April % at $3.50 o'clock at the
Columbia Country Club. Each mem
Der Of the club is privileged to
bring one guest. Requests for guest
tickets cannot be made later than
April 81. Mrs. Joseph T. Mcguire
chairman of the hospitality commit.
tee, Is in charge of the tickets. The
entertainment for the evening will
consist Of dancing, cards; musical
program, given by the music Sec
ton (Mrs. T. w. Norcross, leader.
and Herndon Morsell conductor),
and several solos. given by Herbert
+. Aldridge, accompanied by Mrs.
Aldridge.
The Anthony League met at the
headquarters, 1874 N street yester.
LAY afternoon at o'clock, Mrs.
eleanor Gleason gave q talk on
Art and the Crafts" Mrs. F.. c.
Estabrook, artist, exhibited paintings
IN oil and water colors. Music was
Under direction of Mrs. Wayne B.
Wheeler, musical director. Host.
esses were Mrs. Ruth G. Welsh
and Mrs. Brooke Young. The presi.
dent Of the league, Mrs. Anna r.
Hendley, reports through the press
chairman succesain the furtherance
OF the idea of the Susan B. Anthony
Auditorium Memorial building.
Mrs. Hendley and Mrs. Paul, vice
president, have been touring the
south in the interests of the build.
ing; and also giving lectures along
Biblical work.
The report states that interest
has been aroused not only in the
building to the memory of Susan B.
Aa&honYs, hut In the WorlR In Ran.