Evening star., 1925-09-20

Florence CrittentOn HOme.-The
board of managers held its first
monthly meeting at the home, Conduit
and New Cut roads, September IL.
It was decided to hold rally for
circles and friends at IL am. october
., when it is hoped the new building
will be in use.
A bazaar to be held at Wardman
Park Inn is planned for November II
and IS, when plenty of pretty and
useful things suitable for Christmas
gifts will be displayed.
A new member, Mrs. j. Phillip
Hermann, was elected.
The officers for the coming year
are: President, Mrs. Thomas E. Rob-
ertson; first vice president, Mrs. John
II. Harwood; second vice president,
Mrs. John Boyle, jr.; treasurer, Mrs.
A. S. Douglas; recording secretary,
Mrs. Fred G.. Mitchell (vice Mrs. Is.
NJ. Manly, resigned); corresponding
secretary, Mrs. A. B. McManus, and
superintendent, Miss Cole.
The advisory board will consist OF
Messrs. William Clabaugh, Walter
Clephane, William G.. Galliher, E. 5.
Graham and G. a. Snow.
The staff of physicians will be:
Chief of staff. DIR. G. B. Gregg Custis; :;
internist, DIR. Clapham B. King; sur
geon, DR.. Paul Putski; obstetricians,
DIR. Franklin B. Pedrick, DIR. Howard
Kane. DIR. Karl Corley and DIR. Je-
rome +. Crowley; pediatricians, DIR.
p. A. McLendon, DR.. c. B. Conklin.
DIR. Kate c. karcelef, DR.. Edith 5.
Coale and DR.. Louise Taylor Jones; !;
eye, nose and throat-eyes, DIR. Carl
Henning, and nose and throat, DR..
S. A. Alexander and DR.. Ernest Nor
gan, dentists, DIR. Charles Shelton
and the Dental Society of Washing
ton.
Standing committees are as follows:
Street Home, Mrs. J. B. BauSh;
special committee on home, Mrs. H.
f. Shiriff: public health, Mrs. Thomas
b. Kramer and Mrs. John Boyle, jr.;
press-chairman of monthly notices.,
Mrs. Strong; chairman notices, Mrs.
A. H. Coster; clippings. Mrs. Will
liams (chairman), Mrs. NJ. A. Ander-
son, Mrs. Walter A. Brown and Mrs.
f. J. Duties; finance committee, Mrs.
s. l.. Tabor (chairman), Mrs. John
H. Harwood, Mrs. Cliff 4. Richards.
Mrs. Gere J. Crane, Mrs. Brady. Mrs.
Alexander Wylie, Mrs. Thomas b.
Kramer, Mrs. Kreglow, Mrs. G. B..
Gregg Custis, Mrs. o. c. Merrill, Mrs.
A. S. Douglas, Mrs. j. F. Jarvis, Mrs.
Charles r. Shelton, Mrs. A. B. Nc
Manus, Mrs. Caywood and Mrs. Tew:
circles and extensions, Mrs. A. Il.
McManus (chairman). Mrs. Alb. h.
Coster, Mrs. John W. Frizzell and
Mrs. Hart; nurses and doctors, Mrs.
John B. Doyle, jr-, and Mrs. e. h.
Gregg Custis: delegate to federation,
Mrs. A. B. McManus; alternate, Mrs.
A. H. CoSter.
League of American Pen Women
TN Of hn
branch will meet at the clubhouse,
1909 H street, Tuesday evening to
complete the schedule of work for
the seasons activities. Mrs. William
Wolfe Smith, chairman of the group,
has outlined a program which pre-
sents opportunities for serious study
as we'll as for prize competitions.
The social program for the year in
cludeS a card party on Monday after
noon of each week, the first OF which
was given last Monday. Members
vited guests as they desire for the
tables which they reserve.
The monthly meeting of the eXecu-
tive board of the local branch of the
league will be held at 7:30 pm Sep
tember %, at the clubhouse, at which
time the president, Mrs. H. 5. Multi
ken, will announce the personnel of
the various committees in charge of
the club functions and other activi-
ties.
Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief Corps
at It's meeting Tuesday night was
visited by Department President
Miss Augusta B. Palmer. who brought
a gold loyalty pin from the national
convention to Mrs. Charlotte NJ.
Carey, president of Phil Sheridan
Corps. The loyalty pin was a gift
from the national senior aide to the
national aide who submitted the best
report of work done during the year.
This is not only an honor for Mrs.
Cary, but also for the Department Of
Potomac. Mrs. Olive C. Johnson,
president of u. S. Grant Circle,
Ladies of the Grand Army, was in
itiated into the order. Mrs. Anna
Ecker was installed as assistant con-
ductor. National general orders, No.
!, from Catherine Mcbride Hoster,
newly elected president of the Ma
tional WomanS Relief Corps, were
read. Communications were received