Evening star., 1925-02-15
hopes to raise quite crop of phil
atelists in the next few years.

hopes to raise quite a crop of phil
atelists in the next few years.
The Chevy Chase Woman's Club will
meet in the assembly room Of the
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church,
Wednesday. Luncheon will be sery-
ed from 12:45 pm. to 1 so pm. Mrs.
K. H. Clapp will be the hostess at the
luncheon. The business meeting will
be called to order at 2 pm. Mrs.
John d. Sherman, president Of the
General Federation Of Women's Clubs
will address the club on club mat
ters.
The masquerade ball to be given by
the social section, Mrs. Karl Fenning
header, will be held at the Manor
Country Club, Tuesday evening at
pm. The members of the section not
having automobiles please communi-
cate with Mrs. Corning. Cleveland
1912
The music section will have a re-
hearsal at the M. f.. Church. Wed
nesday. 1890 am. The members of
this section are entertaining their
husbands at the Chevy Chase Library,
Thursday evening at s.
The literature setcion meets at the
home of Mrs. o. c. Merrill, West
Melrose street. Friday. pm. Mrs.
A. McAshley. leader q the section,
will have the program in charge.
Modern drama will be discussed. Tea
will be served to members Of the section
at the close of the program, and Mrs.
Merrill will be assisted by Mrs.
Frederick r. Parks, Mrs. q. w.
Morey, Mrs. Earl f. Kelley and Mrs.
George S. Jameson.
short Story Ciub.-The February
| meeting was held at the home of
Mrs. Virginia X. Frye, 301 street
northeast.
In the absence of the president and
vice president, Mr.. Selah presided.
After some attractive musical
numbers by the Misses Frye, the
third chapter of the composite story
was read by the young author. Curtis
Woodsome. son of one of the club
| members. Mrs. Haddaway.
This writer, in his early teens
kept up the interest and in approved
hodyx style. and left the charac-
ters in puzzling predicament.
Mrs. Wolcott read two amusing
sets of original verses. How Mother
Picked the Duck and How Father
Carved the Duck"
Miss Erna Flagg contributed a
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genuity of a lad who sold the holes
| in the doughnuts" to reprieve his dog
from death.
Mr.. Selah talked of his boyhood
experiences in the West, when land
sold for s125 per acre or was given
| to homesteaders.
Miss Helen Frye read her story
Say 1t With Flowers" painting the
Hawaiian atmosphere, setting with
| which she is familiar because of q
three-year sojourn in Honolulu.
Refreshments were then served.
The club regrets the announcement,
| of Frederick Mclaughlin that. owing
to the state of his health. he
can no longer preside as presiden,
| of the club.
The next and last meeting of the
| club for the season will be held ir
! j1arch at the Woman's' Christian
| Temperance Union Building.
Hilary A. Herbert Chapter. 4. ID. c.
| The chapter met Wednesday,. evening
| at the home of Mrs. Rufus p Clark g
! After bu u-iness was completed Mrs
| John 3. kendrick spoke of her re-
| cent European trip. describing hel
! interviews with three queens and hel
! presentation at the Court of st
| James. Several songs by Mrs. Charlie,
| y. Riker, with Mrs. Armadukt
| Wright at the piano, were also en-
joyed-
Chapter II. r. r.. O.. met Tuesday
! at the Cosmos Club. Following lunch
con and a short business session Z
| paper on South American Republics
! was presented by Mrs Joy f. Morgan
| Several distinguished visitors were
| guests of the chapter The hostesse:
| on this occasion We're Mrs. Ray P
Teeie, Mrs. c.. +. Staples and Mrs. H
! L. Hodgkins.
Takoma Park Civic Study Club
| Mai. Oscar NJ. Solbert of the Nationa
Capital Park Commission addressed
! the club at its February meeting helt
| in the Takoma Theater. He said tina
! statistics show that the genera
| public in this country has access Il
| the higher classes of recreation which
! in other countries are open only tc
| the wealthy He called attention tt
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