Evening star., 1925-10-18

n. 10. Casanova, reported tnat lOl new
members had been accepted at the last
national board meeting. showing the
rapid growth of the organization. 1t
was decided to hold a card party in
November.
A program was furnished by Mrs.
Gertrude Lyons and Mrs. Elsie Weav-
er Harry. Mrs. Harry played Nevins
Venetian Love Song and the Sex
tet" from Lucia" Mrs. Lyons sang
II Passed by Your Window" and
THE Toy Balloon" Mrs. Lyons also
gave a talk on her trip during the
Summer to Bermuda.
The District of Columbia Home
Economics Association will meet in
the Bureau of Home Economics Build
ing. Union Station Plaza, October 70,
at 7:30 pm. A complete program has
been arranged for this meeting on the
various aspects of nutrition. Df.
Joseph Goldberger of the Hygiene
Laboratory will speak on Nutrition
Investigations OF the L. =. Public
Health Service: Miss Miriam Birds
eye. extension agent in nutrition.
Office of cooperative eNtension. Bu-
reau of Home Economics, Will have
for her subject, Nutrition In tiXten-
sion Work" Miss c. Rowena Schmidt
of the bureau of Home Economics
will discuss Nutrition Research in
the Bureau of Home Economics" and
! j. H. McClain, in charge OF dairy
introduction, Bureau of Dairying. Y
S. Department of Agriculture, will
tell what the Bureau of Dairying is
doing to show the value OF milk.
This will be the first of a series
| of meetings devoted TO discussion of
various phases of home economics.
! The recent formation of food and
nutrition section within the asSocia-
ton will also be announced at this
| meeting.
/ L. :. Grant Circle. No. /. of the
| G. A. Il. met Tuesday night. The
delegate to the national convention
| in Grand Rapids, Mich, made her re-
port, which was greeted with ap-
| plauSe.
! Mrs Hempler, Mrs. Lennon, Mrs.
! Mulligan and Mrs. SloSS also gave
| talks regarding the convention and
! the hospitality of the Grand Rapids
citizens. stressing the attention re-
| ceived from the ! 500 Boy Scouts who
were constantly on duty to assist in
| plotting the members wherever they
! desired to go.
Mrs. Esther NJ. Sloss, chairman of
the entertainment committee. had pre-
pared short program which included
recitations by Mrs. Clara kalstrom,
Mrs. HiIda Mcclure. Miss Emma
Hayward and Mr.. Finn. Mrs. Sloss
entertained with several solos. Re
freshments were served.
Concord CIub.-At the annual gen
eral meeting held last week the fol
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: II. Albert Buehler, presi-
dent: Paul Riedel. first vice president;
Gustav GeiliCh. second vice president:
A. {. Machler. secretary-treasurer:
Gustave Bender. financial secretary:
delegate Of ladies' section. Mrs. Marie
Billie; directors. Carl CusSler. Theodore
Diedrcih. George Diener. Alfred Dietz.
John FRANKIE, William Hannemann.
Carl Heurich. Carl Hoffmann, Rein
hard Maui. George p. Pitt, John Ref.
Karl Richter. Jacob SCheffel, August
Schmidt. Herman Volmer, II. G.. Win
kler, Joseph w. Wondrack. Louis Zim-
mermann.
The purposes of the club are: The
relief of the needy and distressed; the
| enCoura cement of friendly intercourse
among its members and their mutual
! improvement, socially, intellectually
and physically; the study and encour-
agement OF art and music; the study of
and instruction in American history,
institutions and literature. and the
maintenance of a building for the pur-
poses aforesaid"
! The WOmen's Alliance, All Souls
! Unitarian Church. will meet tomorrow.
| I a m Miss Frances l.. Goodrich of
Asheville. y. c., will tell of her ad-
venture in reviving the art of weav-
ing in mountain homes Of North Car
olina.
PhilO- O-CIassics.-Mrs f. c. Briney.
nsiI fhn o1,A,-S tn how
home Friday for the first meeting of
the year, with Mrs. r. NJ. Rouda bush
as assistant hostess. The program
with Mrs. T. W. Newburn as leader
was introduced and the paper for the
afternoon was given by Mrs. II. j.
Harris. Her subject, Family Trees"
had many branches and was most en-
Tightening. The club continues the
study of Shakespeare, and after as
signing characters the reading of Hen
ry VI was commenced.
The Glover Club met Thursday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Lee d. Lati-
mer. In the absence of Mrs George
Gillingham, the president, the vice
president, Mrs. Lee d. Latimer, pre-
sided.
has been devised and assignments
were made to the various members for
addresses on the subjects with which
they are the most familiar
The executive board of the Prince
Georges County Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs met October at nationai
Headquarters, 1874 n street. Wash
ington, with Mrs. r. A Bennett, pres
ident, in the chair. The following de-
partment chairmen gave reports: Mrs.
Frank Wells, legislation; Mrs. j. Enos
Ray, applied education: Mrs. +. S.
Johnston. international relations, and
Mrs. w. A. Bobb. publicity.
Mrs. Percy Duvall of Rosaryville
gave talk on applied art and offered
to meet with any group of clubwomer
who were interested in the subject.
The Woman's Club of Beltsville was
unanimously accepted for membership
in the county federation, making 10
clubs now affiliated with the fedora
ton.
The president appointed Miss
Blanche NJ. Clark, county home dem.
onstration agent, as county home
chairman.
! The following resolutions committee
was appointed for the semi-annual
meeting: Mrs. Herbert Robey, chair
man: Mrs. w. Allen Griffith, Mrs.
Henry Schnede and Mrs. j Enos Ray.
Clubs should send all resolutions to
Mrs. Robey at Riverdale by October
20.
The semi-annual meeting of the
county federation is to be held Octo-
ber 90, beginning at 1890 am, in the
Methodist Church at Lanham, with
the Lanham Study Club as host.
The WOman's Club of Bethesda met
at the home of Mrs Edwin H. Etz
in Bradley Hills Tuesday afternoon.
Reports of chairmen of standing COM