Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-05-17

notice Of August. 1914. showing that
the club encouraged art in a most
practical way by giving for many
done by students of. still life at the
Corcoran Gallery Of Art.
The new member, Mrs. w. r. Fer
rell, was present. Mrs. Terrell is the
daughter Of Mr.. Tarbell, the painter,
who is connected with the Corcoran
Gallery of Art
The next meeting closes the year of
the club, most of the members of
which have studied art abroad. and
who are now studying art from every
standpoint to meet the needs and re-
quirements OF a modern art club.
Clara Barton Club, Glen Echo, was
represented on the general educa-
tional committee of the Federation of
Women's Clubs, who, with their
county president, met in conference
with the board Of education teonven-
ing at the Rockville High School
May IL.
This committee afterward visited
the model home open for inspection
at Gaithersburg, Nd, which Is most
attractive and artistic throughout and
well planned to meet the demands of
n modest income. This demonstra.
ton is under direction Of Woman s
Club of Gaithersburg, Ma.
Home Demonstration Club, Cabin
John, Md, held a large meeting at
the home of Mrs. w. e. Davis May
IA, led by Miss Corwin, county home
demonstration leader. Miss Baden.
hopt's Red Cross nursing unit, gave
a short comedy graphically illustrat
ing the merits of the newer methods
and conclusively demonstrating the
value of this particular course of
study.
The Susan b. Anthony Foundation
held its usual informal at home" in
the parlors of the Shoreham Hotel
Saturday from 4 to o'clock. Last
Tuesday afternoon, the president, Mrs,
Anna +. Hendley, assisted by the Off
GERS and presidents of several other
clubs of the city. received the dele
gates attending the international
Council of Women in honor of Mrs.
Hester NJ. Poole and Mrs. Julia r.
Hazard, founder and president OF the
Golden Rule Society of Swarthmore
Pa. Brief and impressive tributes
were paid to the memory of Miss An.
thony by Mrs Mary Stone of Michi
gan and DR.. Elizabeth Altman. vice
convener of the standing committee
on trades and professions, German
National Council of Women. The for
eign delegates were much impressed
by the 'life,like portrait of Miss Anth
ony, whom they had met at former in
lternational councils. The large double
parlors were filled and greetings from
various parts of the world were ex
changed, Mrs. Wayne b. Wheeler
accompanied by Mrs. Chester Adair
sang, and Mrs. Raymond Dickey rem
dered violin solos, accompanied also
by Mrs. Adair.
The closing meeting of the season
will be held at the home of Mrs
Elizabeth Daniels of Brookland. Tues
day afternoon, May 26. The following
names have been added to the mem
bership roll in the last week: Mrs
Mary Chaplin, Mrs. Bessie Bruegge
man, Mrs. Corbin Thomson, Mrs. MIN
ME HerScheH Lowther, Miss Celia
Barry, Mrs. Kate B. Leatherman, Mrs
II. p. Junkins, Miss Amy Dodge OF
Wyalusing. Pa, Mrs. Harry CAN'T
Millersville, Nd; Miss Helen NJ. Gun
bingham, West Virginia; Mrs. c. L.
Starkweather, Occoquan, Va, and
Mrs. Mary Stone. Saginaw, Mich.
The Legion of Loyal Women met
Monday at the home of the president
Mrs. A. S. Barnard, 3542 Warder
place, who presided, Arrangements
were made for Memorial day. The
members will place two wreaths, one
on the tomb OF the Unknown of the
Civil War and one of the Unknown
of the World War. The presentation
of the flag to the Home of Incurables
will take place June IA, the hour 10
be decided later. The business session
was followed by a social time.
Park View Woman's Club.-The lit
erary committee held its last formal
meeting at the home of Mrs. Perkins
the evening of May s. A pleasing pro-
gram was given. Mrs. Rachel Thomas
gave two recitations in Italian dialect.
Miss Alta NJ. Smith sang, with Mrs.
letters at the piano. Mrs. letters also
played piano solos. Selections from
modern poetry were read by Mrs.