Evening star., 1925-01-25
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

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City with a subscription of S23, toward
| The establishment OF q hospital in Prince
Georges County, the need of which has
| long been felt.
Special commendation was given to a
| number OF constables of the county who
| are doing excellent work in law enforce
| ment
! Mrs. f y. Cory gave an account of
| the recent conference of the General
| Federation on Narcotics.
! Mrs. J. Enos Ray. chairman Of APP
piled education, told of the work Of her
committee in cooperation with Prof.
| Nicholas Orem, superintendent of
| schools II was the opinion of the eXecu-
/ tive board that some definite action
should be taken TO check the spread of
| the sisnboard evil which is becoming
such an eyesore along the public high
ways that are travelled by such vast
numbers OF tourists each year.
The CuItus Club met at the home of
Mrs A c. Taylor. Following luncheon
two papers on "Thibet. the Forbidden
Land" read by Mrs. Paris Brengle, and
'Rathleheue and the NH~1"ians." pre-
sented by Mrs George Harris. were en-
joyed by two guests and the seventeen
verses from Catherine Lee Bates and
Justice Wendell p. Stafford were read
by Mrs Appleton Clark, jr., and Mrs.
William Sholes.
National woman's Party.-At the
tea to be held at headquarters, u
t.nSt street nvrJneas,, Liz IIternuo..,
al 1880 o'clock. Doris Stevens will
speak of Economic and Industrial
Equality" Mrs. Harvey Wiley will
preside Miss Stevens is vice presi-
dent of the National Woman's Party,
and has been identified with it since
its organization. She retains her
maiden name. though the wife of
Dudley Field Malone, who relinquish-
ed his post as collector of the port
Of New York during the war because
he did not agree with President Will
son on his way of handling the woman
question. The meeting will be open
to all intereSte
TIE Glover Club on Monday cele-
trated it's third anniversary at the
home of Mrs. W. CasSel Hanson with
a party at which cards and dancing
were enjoyed and later in the evening
refreshments. The regular meeting
was called to order Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Harry Schnabel by the
president. Mrs. Claude Owen. Cen
eral routine business was transacted
and Mrs. Lee Latimer, jr., gave a talk
on cocoa.
The Woman's Club of Chevy Chase.
Rev DIR. William S. Abernathy gave
an informal talk to the members of
the club on his journey through
countries of Europe and appealed for
a better understanding between the
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European countries.
The dramatic section gave play
in the Chevy Chase Library Friday
afternoon. Mrs. A. B. Crane is the
leader of the section and also director
of the plays. Bernard Duffy's play,
AN Old Lady" was given in a de-
lightful way by the following MEM
bers of the section; Mrs. A. McC.
Ashley, Mrs. f. s. Mcbride, Mrs
Marcellus SHIELD, Mrs. Ralph Dascum
and Mrs. Stephen Lyman Tabor.
The civic section will meet at the
Chevy Chase Library Tuesday morn
ing at 10:30. Mrs. Earl Chaffee Will
conduct the parliamentary drill. Mrs.
Earl +. Kelly will discuss our rela-
tions with Latin America. Members
of the section will be engaged in
sewing for the Social Service League
of Montgomery County during the
an enjoyable program in the early
part of the afternoon. Dr. June Hull
will give a talk on public health at
2 pm. A general invitation is ex-
tended to all members of the club.
Mrs. G. w. Morey, leader of the
section, brought before the club
resolution urging the Maryland school
board to include in the curriculum the
teaching of drawing and the extension
of the music work to the pupils of
the elementary grades in the Mont
gomery County schools, and providing
a supervisor for the above subjects.
Mrs. Karl Fenning, leader of the
social section, announced a tea for
new members of the club and their
sponsors, to be held at the home of
Mrs. A. B. Crane on Northampton
street. Mrs. Crane will be assisted
by the following hostesses: Mrs. J. T.
Mcguire, Mrs. Clyde Warburton, Mrs.
Judson w. Jacobs, Mrs. Herbert
Hanger. Mrs. W. H. Pace, Mrs. May,
Mrs. Gorden Mckay and Mrs. Karl
Fenning.
The February party Will be a mas
querade dance, to be held at the
Manor Club the seventeenth.
Two dancing classes, one for be-
ginners and one for advanced pupils,
met for the first lesson at the studio
of the teachers Tuesday evening. The
beginners class is held from s to 9
o'clock and the advanced class, from
9 to 10 o'clock. Mrs. Eugene F. Miller
is chairman. The classes will meet
for five Tuesdays. A physical culture
class is being organized. Mrs. George
Mikkleson is chairman. All members
desiring to enter the class must
notify the chairman not later than
February 8.
The music section, Miss Alice
Broass, leader and Herndon Morsell,
conductor, is holding rehearsals every
Wednesday at 1890 am. at the NJ. E.
Church of Chevy Chase, Md.
Princeton Chapter, Y. w. C. A.-De-
spite the inClement weather of Mon