Evening star., 1925-06-14

The CluD.
Soroptimmists from Philadelphia
and California who are attending the
convention Of the National Credit AS
sociation were guests at the luncheon
and short talks were given by Miss
Ethel Palette and Mrs. I. Gushing of
the Philadelphia club and Miss Flor
ence Banks of Los Angeles. Other
guests included Mrs. L. Wolfrey and
Miss S. Severensen Of Philadelphia.
Miss Gladys Mills. Mrs. w. Anthony
and Capt. Irby r. Pollard, U. S. A.
The next meeting, the last until Au-
gust, will be held Wednesday evening
at the Washington Golf and Country
Club at Lee Heights, Va. Jerome c.
Daneker, lecturer on salesmanship at
Johns Hopkins University, will speak.
Special music features will be pro-
vided. Mrs. Ethel knight Pollard,
president of the club, will act as
toastmaster.
The Susan b. Anthony Foundation
is asking that every admirer of the
great emancipation of women" will
help to double its membership next
year Headquarters in Shoreham Ho.
tel will be open any afternoon.
Montgomery County Federation
Women's Clubs-The official board
met at the home Of Mrs. Charles
Munroe of Forest Glen June 5, to
close up the business of the past club
year. Immediately following this
meeting, Mrs. Archibald Small called
to order a joint meeting of the official
board, the past presidents and COM
mittee chairmen of the federation.
Mrs. Eldon Hartshorn, the first presi-
dent of the federation, was appointed
custodian of the federation docu-
ments.
Reports from various chairmen of
plans for the work of the ensuing
year were gigven. Two of the big
projects fostered by the organiza-
tion-education and the Rockville
of the discussion. Much good has re-
suited through the reading and ora
torical contests. One or the other Of
these contests. with medals as awards,
will be continued. Through the un-
firing efforts of Mrs. Fred Keplinger
as chairman Of education during the
past year much has been accom-
plished.
The various clubs in the federation
are actively engaged with their plans
to make the women's exhibit at the
Rockville Fair the best ever. The
plans outlined by the president to
the committee chairmen will be taken
up at the next executive committee
meeting to be held September 80 in
Takoma Park.
A picnic luncheon was served in
Mrs. Munroe's beautiful garden.
Guadalupe Club Of 1s4s held its last
meeting for the season at the home of
Miss Maud c. Gouverneur. 141O Twen-
tfeth street The members are Miss
Grace Balch, Mrs. Guy H. Burrage,
Miss Florence II. Butler, Miss Sophie
P. Casey, Mrs. Octavia w. Chase, Mrs.
Charles st. j. Chubb, Mrs. Harry F.
Clark, Miss Annie H. Eastman, Mrs.
Thomas H. Gimperling, Mrs. Greene
c. Goodloe. Miss Maud c. Gouverneur,
Mrs. William J. Haskins, Miss Mar
garetta l.. Hazard, Mrs. H. w. Hub
bell, Miss Maria B. Hunt. Mrs. A. E.
NJ. Johnson. Mrs. Lockwood Jones,
Mrs. Frederick NJ. Mandy, Mrs. Fred :
erick w. Matteson. Mrs. Charles G..
Matthews. Miss Louise S. Merchant.
Mrs. Jefferson II. Millsaps, Mrs. Da-
vid Milne, Mrs. Junius S. Morgan,
Mrs. Courtland Nixon. Mrs. Hughes
Oliphant, Mrs. H. Fairfield Osborn,
Mrs. A. Lincoln Phillips, Mrs. Noble
N. Potts, Miss Mary A. RennoIds, Miss
Alice B. Shepherd. Miss Louise H.
Snowden, Mrs. William Stanfield. Mrs.
~. Dunhdii olIeeteI, mis DeHJdIiiiii
W. Summey, Miss Caroline Suther-
land, Miss Gretchen c. Tritch, Mrs.
Mary l.. Tucker. Mrs. Nils Z. Wahl-
berg, Miss Frances Walker, Mrs.
George w. Wallace, Mrs. Margaret G.
Walsh, Mrs. Frank White, Mrs. Rich
ard P. Whiteley, Mrs. George HI.
Wood, Mrs. Barton Myers, jr., Miss
Julia Hunt, Miss Charlotte M. Bur
rage, Miss Josephine NJ. Slingluff.
Washington Circle of the Child Con.
servation League will meet at 5511
Illinois avenue tomorrow at 2:30 pm.
The subject for discussion will be
Mistaken Kindness and Indulgence
of Parents Often Result in Weak and
vacillating Characters in Children.
Temple Chapter, No. 13, O. e. g.,
will meet June %. There will be no
meetings during July and August:
The luncheon and card party sched-
uled for June 16 at Elks' Hall has
been indefinitely postponed.
Thursday evening, June IL, lawn
party will be held at the home of
Mrs Yetta Becker, 1901 Kennedy
street.
Under the dictatorship of Mrs.
Fannie Abel, Temple Chapter ORA
matte Club entertained Temple mem
women Masons."
The auxiliary home board will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Jennie Bean. 1416
Fourteenth street, June 25, with Mrs.
Sophie Scherer. Mrs. Louise Hoskin-
son and Miss Jeanette Morris assist
ing hoSteSSeS.
The Wheel Of Progress, a newly
formed national organization, was en-
tertained Tuesday evening by Mrs.
Rose Gouverneur Hoes, regent for the
District, at her home, 1410 Twentieth
street. There was large gathering.
including several new members, who
were welcomed into the organization.
Plans were formulated for the COM
ing season. Other details Of business
were attended to, and the constitution
was signed by the charter members.
Mrs. Margaret Hopkins Worrell. the
national president. explained the pur-
poses for which the Wheel of Progress
was formed and turned over the meet
ing into the hands of Mrs. Hoes, who,
in little talk upon the subject, or
ganized the Hub of the Wheel"
which shall be located in the District
as national headquarters, officers and
chairmen of which were elected as
follows: Mrs. Frank Morrison, vice re-
gent; Mrs. Marie Lawyer, secretary
ITodSuTeTi MISS Lucy SOOpcT SHdW, dS-
sistant secretary; Mrs. Frederick T. F.
Johnson, chairman membership COM
mittee; Mrs. Nancy Dupre North,
chairman publicity committee; Miss
Marian Smith, vice chairman public
ity committee.
During the course of the evening
a talk was given by Mrs. Frank Nor
rison, setting forth the lofty principles
and outstanding features of the Wheel
OF Progress.
L. S. Grant Circle, No. 1, Ladies Of
the G.. A. r., met in Grand Army Hall
on Tuesday night 1t was decided that