Evening star., 1925-10-18
The Woman's Democratic Club Of
Montgomery County Md. will give its

, The Woman's Democratic Club of
/ Montgomery County. Md. will give its
! fourth annual luncheon at the Con-
| Gressional Country Club. October 20,
at / pm. a musical program has been
arranged by Miss Naomi BugleY. chair
/ man of that committee. Mrs. Jesse
| w. Nicholson has charge of the print
! ing and publicity, and Miss Jean Skin
! ner is chairman of the pages. Among
! the Montgomery County debutanteS
who have already been invited to
serve are Miss Virginia Merritt, Miss
Barbara Dunlop Miss Lillian Fulks.
Miss Blanch f'ulks. Miss Eleanor Bar
roll, Miss Blanch Griffith. Miss Mar
garet Du Fief, Miss Margaret Bowie,
Miss Dorothy Clark, Miss Katherine
Dawson. Miss Nellie Cashell, Miss
Sara Griffith. Miss Clara Holland Miss
Gwynn HELEN. Miss Mildred Griffith,
| Miss Eleanor HaddoN. Miss Sue Dor
sey Waters, Miss Mary Roach. Miss
Rose Ann Roach. Miss Eleanor Mauch.
lin. Miss Sa!.! Mauchlin. Miss Mar
saret Haugaard. Miss Margaret Jones.
Miss Mary f'aulconer. Miss Elizabeth
/ Stickley, Miss Virginia Hinton. Miss
/ Olive Edmonds Miss Margaret
/ Grooms. Miss Minnie Gardner. Miss
! Mildred Benson Miss Olive Chace.
Miss Margaret Dye and Miss Julia
! Waters. Mrs. Edwin a. Merritt.
/ chairman Of the club will preside.
! The State Federation the United
/ Democratic Women's club of Mary
/ land will hold its semi-annual con
vention at Havre de Grace, Md. Oc-
tober % and 80, with large lunch
! con on the 30th, at which Representa-
| tive William \. Oldfield will make an
address. The chairman, Mrs. Jesse
} i1lN Of
! preside.
! Susan Il. Anthony Foundation
! Mrs. Anna L. Hendley and Nanette
! 3. Paul. president and vice president,
are on a two weeks speaking tour in
the interest of the foundation in
/ southeastern Virginia at the SoliCita-
tion of clubwomen. Mrs NJ
! +. Chamberlain will preside at the
meetings in their absence.
Mrs. David Allan Campbell has
been appointed chairman of music
and program for the foundation and
Miss Margaret Louise O'Brien, vice
chairman.
Headquarters at the Shoreham IIo-
! tel is open daily from until pm.
! Washington Youth for Peace.-A
/ meeting Of the Washington Youth for
| Peace was held Thursday at the home
| of Miss lille kriNitZ, 1870 Columbia
road. a large number Of young men
! and women We're present. Miss Lucy
/ SWanton presided.
| The Argyle Study Club will meet
| tomorrow, 1870 pm, at the home OF
Mrs. Carpenter, 3606 Fulton street.
Mrs Cox Will read paper on IN
/ dia,' based on the book Indian Life
in Town and Country"
Mount Vernon Lodge, No. 398-Plans
for the annual Halloween dance to he
held at Carroll Hall $40 Tenth
street northwest. October 81. are now
in formation. The event, always pa
| tronized by the Big -Four Brother.
hoods. will he given under the aus.
pices of the Mount Vernon Lodge,
No. 39S. Ladies' Auxiliary to the
brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
The arrangement committee. Mrs
Julia Day. president: Mrs. Frances
Raeder. trea surer; Mrs. Elizabeth
Bundy, Mrs. Laura L. Courtney. sec
retary. in charge, and II. p. Falk-
ner, counselor.
Junior Hadassah met Tuesday eve
ming at the home of Miss Teddy Bern
stein, 1860 Madison street, for the
election of officers.
The new administration of the
Junior Hadassah consists of the fol
lowing: Miss Rebecca Rhoade pres
ident: Miss Jeanne Rosenthal. vice
president; Miss TesSie Silverman, sec
retary; Miss Dora Marks, treasurer
The ma 5oritY of the members were
present to greet the new officers of
the coming year A vote of thanks
was extended to Miss Minerva Green
berg, who was president. and Miss
Dorothy Greenberg, who was secre-
tary last year, for having worked so
faithfully with their committees to
carry on the work of the Juniors for
the, past year Miss Rosetta Fleish-
man was reelected chairman of the
publicity committee.
Appreciation was expressed to Miss
! Rebecca Rhoade, who was hostess to
the Juniors October for the first
party of the season. Twenty five were
present.
After the election plans We're made
for the annual opening meeting. 1t
was decided unanimously that Sun.
day, October 25, would be the day Of
the meeting. although no decision
was made where the meeting will be
held
Womens Home Club of North
Beach, Md, held its first meeting of
the season Tuesday evening at the
Momen's City Club. The new presi-