Evening star., 1924-11-02
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

| ceived by radio. A Ia carte service will
| be furnished to those desiring refresh
ments.
Miss Mary Nourse, who has recently
| returned from China, will be the guest
of honor at a tea to be given Wednes-
day afternoon at 4 80 at the clubhouse.
! Miss Nourse will tell of her experiences
! in China while teaching III the American
schools. and will have an interesting
collection of Chinese linens, beads,
| brasses. etc. on display. Mrs Karl Fen
| ming will be hostess.
The Evening Bridge Club, which has
! just been organized. will meet Thursday
! at :45 pm. Miss Waite, hostess, will
| be glad to welcome new members
! Dr. Arnold WoIfers of Switzerland.
who is making a three month tour in
| this country, viii speak at !, luncheon
to be given AZ the clubhouse Friday at
| pm. His subject will be Next Steps
Toward World Peace" DR.. WolferS is
close student OF International affairs
and an expert in the political problems
of central Europe, especially in Germany
and France. The son-in-law of the vice
president of the Swiss House of Com
mons and delegate to the League Of Ma
| tions, he has himself been for years one
y
Switzerland. Mrs. Morgan will preside
at the luncheon. Reservations must be
| made not later than November g.
The College Women's CIub.-The
Bulletin of the club for November
now issued. contains an interesting
program, including Il talk by DR..
ShaptA member of the educational
committee to East Africa; a visit from
- IA
! r. q. Marsh on the finding of these peo-
( PIE. BRIDE and mah-jong party. a
! talk by Nine. Tsadados. wife of the
! former Greek Minister to the United
| States. a visit to the broadcaSting sta
ton of the telephone company and a
talk on conditions in the Far East by
| Or. Frank l.. Bunker.
At the tea tomorrow Dr. ShantZ is
| to be the guest of honor and speaker
| The hostess for the afternoon will be
| Mrs. Chester Morrill,. Mrs Frank s.
! NeSthrook, assisted by Mrs. Howard
:. Leroy. Miss Sophie B. Kent, Miss
Edna Sheehy and Mrs. Charles II. Ruth
VIII preside at the tea table.
The Montgomery County Fedora ton
! of WOmen's Cluhs.-At the executive
| committee meeting, held in the home
| OF Mrs. Ii. B. Humphrey of Glen Echo
/ thursday many matters of major i'm
| portance to all of the clubs were dis
! cuSSed. Mrs. RoSalie c. Small. presi-
| dent OF the fedora ton, reported that
at meeting Of the executive board
OF the Maryland State Federation OF
| Nomen'S Clubs. recently held in Balti-
! more. it was decided that among the
| accomplishments to be undertaken dur
| ing the year there should be- % the
| provision of an endowment fund suffi-
clentlE large for the income to take
care OF the travelling expenses of tn.
o!ncial board. 90 the assisting in the
! Se'llhs OF General Federation Christ
mas cards the proceeds of which 20
toward the support of the federation
clubhouse in Washington: CD the es-
| tablShment of a home for blind veter-
ans in Baltimore and (4) the doing
OF the states part toward insuring
the entire success of the quinquennial
IN Washington. May 4 to IA, 1925.
Mrs. Humphrey, chairman of a spe-
| cIal committee. gave a report in re-
gard TO college scholarships. explain
! ing the various classes into which they
are grouped. the purposes sought and
| the Kinds in which the federation
| might become interested The matter
Will be fully discussed during the
seml-annual meeting to be held in the
! ROCKVILLE courthouse, November :. OF
SO great concern to all clubs is this
hiaIter that It Is expected that this one
subject Will bring out a full attend.
! ance
The quota for the federation toward
oe1raylng the expenses of the oIin.
Quennlal was announced by Mrs. Mum
| roe as naFlng been set at Sl4O. TIC
raise thls amount a drive to end No.
vember 10, is on at present. Contri.
buttons of 10 cents per member will he
ample. Forty dollars has already been
paid in
During the Rockville meeting the
directors will report upon the work
OF their respective clubs since last re.
ported.
New appointments include those OF
Mrs. Walter E. Perry. Bethesda. as q
member of the school board: Mrs. I
Russell Mcqueen as CORRESPONDING sec
retary, to succeed Mrs. Perry, resigned
and Mrs. William John Thomas Ed.
nor. as chairman of the committees or
conservation. The resignation of Mrs
ooseph L. Moore, jr., as representative
| OF the association Of Sandy Snrine
since the organization OF the fedora.
| tioh' was accepted with regret. and
Mrs Milton Bancroft appointed to al
| the vacancy. "
The TakOma Park Civic studv C,r,
VIII meet in the Takoma Theater
tuesday, at 2 pm.
Ihe general subject of the sessio,
| VIII be Child Welfare Work" Th,
! speakers viii be DIR. June Hull Of tn,
Chlldren' Bureau. United States De
partment of Labor; Mrs. Florence V
ath1ns' executive secretary of tn,
National Congress of Parents an,
| teachers: Walter S Ufford. secretar,
OF the tuberculosis Society of tn,
District. and Miss Lydia BirkIvn
superintendent of Friendship House
All women will be welcome, whethe
members or not.
League of Women Voters.-Th
lrst OF this seasons dinners Of tn,
| league will be presided over nv il
president, Mrs. George A. Kicker. n
the Womens City Club, Thursda
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