Evening star., 1925-11-15
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means, Mrs. Thacker V. Walker; mem
bership. Mrs. Lucy B. Cash; social,
Mrs Clara o. b. McCrone; child
service, Mrs. Edmund ]. Brennan and
Mrs. Wymond Bradbury; club house
cooperation, Mrs. Edgar c. Snyder
A dinner will be given at the Shore
ham Hotel. Tuesday, 7:30 pm, in
honor of the newly elected officers
The speakers will be Former Senator
Robert l.. Owens of Oklahoma, the
new Assistant Secretary of War Col.
Hanford MacNider: Miss Jesse Dell,
the new commissioner of civil service:
Mrs. Frederick L. Weitz, vice chair
man of the General Federation of
Nomen'S Clubs, news service and
Judge John Barton Payne, chairman
American Red Cross.
Miss Margaret Louise OBrien is
chairman of committee on arrange
ments.
District of Columbia Chapter, Daugh-
tcrS of Founders and Patriots of
America, held its November meeting
at the home of Mrs. Francis A St.
Clair. 145S Clifton street the assisting
hostesses being Mrs. Bertha Whilldin
Crane and Miss Bertha Whildin. The
president, Mrs. st. Clair. presided.
Reports of officers and committees
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of one of the members, Mrs. Mary
Campbell Beach, October IS. A family
paper was given by Mrs Mary Eva
Woodward on the kingSbury Family
of aSSaChuSetts. Under travelogues.
members present related incidents in
connection with their Summer travels,
especially to places OF historic inter
est. A social hour with refreshments
followed.
The Legion of Loyal Women met
Monday night at the home of Mrs
Thomas Calver 201 A street southeast.
Mrs. a. :. Barnard. president. in the
chair. Reports of the officers We're
read and also those Of different com
mittees. Plans We're made for the
Winters work The legion will take
up the work of the Clara Barton Me
mortal. 1t will also help the Red Cross
10 knit sweaters for the Walter Reed
patients. The business session being
over. Il social get-together time fol-
lowed with Miss Mary 5. Smith as
hostess. Refreshments We're served.
The Chevy Chase Women's Club will
meet Wednesday in the assembly room
of the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church. Luncheon will be served from
l2:45 To 1850 pm. Mrs James NJ
Spear will he the hostess. The club
meeting begins at pm. Representa-
tive A. NJ. Free of California will be
The speaker. Subject. My Recent
Trip to Alaska"
The literature section. Mrs. A. T..
Mach. Ashley, leader. will meet No
Nember 20. > pm. at the home of Mrs.
o. {. Merrill. Mrs. Wilfred Balcom
IS in charge of the following program:
Current Biography" assisted by Mrs.
George Jameson, Mrs. Henry Grafton
Doyle. Mrs. Fay :. Holbrook Mrs.
Raymond l.. Sanford and Mrs Victor
Whitlock.
Battery Park Garden Club.-The
lecture by Peter BiSset of the Bureau
of Plant Industry. before the club
Tuesday morning, AT the home of Mrs.
Robert BondN was one of the most
interesting of an excellent series. The
entire subject of "EvergreenS" from
the giga ntic Douglas spruce OF the Pa
ctfic Coast TO the quaint dwarf va
FletieS of Japan. was comprehensively
discussed. and with the aid of slides
many desirable specimen and group
paintings We're shown.
Chapter Il. L. +. o.. met Tuesday
Al the conclusion of the business SeS-
sion. review of current events was
given by Mrs. Luta Z. Hendricks An
Illustrated paper on the life of John
5. Sargent was presented by Mrs
Donna w. Crabtree. Past President
Mrs. Eliza beth Palmer. now residing
in New York, was present. HostesseS
Naylor. Miss +. l.. Naylor and Mrs.
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