Evening star., 1925-03-22

Dyer, at Cathedral Mansions.
In the absence of the president
Mrs. Appleton Clark, jr., the vice
president, Mrs William knowles
Cooper, presided.
The first paper OF the afternoon. or
Present Day Notables.' was read BY
Mrs George Harris.
Along the Canals of China, DS
Mrs. J. E. Dyer, was the subject OF
the second paper or the program.
Selected verses from Chinese au-
thors were given by Mrs. George
Harris
Ore of the past presidents of the
CLUB, Mrs. Conrad Syme. spoke in
formally on The Gillian Peruvian
Controversy"
Mrs. Jane Elliott, the only honorar,
member of the club, and Mrs. Syfnt
were the guests for the afternoon.
Twenty-Five members responded to
roll call.
National Woman's Party.-Dr. Louise
Stanley. chief of the Bureau of Home
Economics OF the Department OF
Agriculture. will speak at head
quarters. 81 First street northeast
tomorrow at 4:30 pm. Her subject
will be The Modern Home in Rela-
tion to the Womans Movement
Ruby Black of the editorial staff OF
Equal Rights Will preside. Mrs
Harvey Wiley, national chairman OF
the homemakers council of the
Wemans Party, will be hostess OF
the day.
DR.. Louise Stanley. who is one OF
the foremost authorities on the vital
problems of the modern home, came
from the University of Missouri
u OBJ, oh oI nS ha
partment of home economics. TO be-
come the national chief of the Bureau
of Home Economics in the Depart
ment of Agriculture when II was
organized. July 1, 1923. The bureau
has been making studies of nutrition
standards of living in farm homes
the economies of housework and
household management. home rela.
tions and art in the home.
The Woman's Club OF Chevy Chase
The social section will entertain al
a tea Tuesday. to pm, for new
members and their sponsors. The
tea will be held in the home of Mrs
Walter A. Johnston, 8 Grafton street
Chevy Chase, Md. Mrs. Johnston
will be assisted by Mrs. G.. P. Hoover
Mrs. NJ harrington, Mrs. c.. w. Lewis
Mrs. Russell T. Edwards, Mrs. G. w
Wagner, Mrs. J. A. Burkart and Mrs
w. A. Boss.
The music section will hold a re-
hearsal Wednesday at 1890 am.
Mrs. G. w. Morey will have charge
of the program for the dramatic
section, which meets Wednesday, 2:3u
pm, at the Chevy Chase Library.
The nature section will be the
guest of the president, Mrs. o. c.
MAl
day at 2:30 pm Miss H. Krueser
reconstruction aide in horticulture
at Walter Reed Hospital, will talk
on The Well Planned Garden" Mrs
J. h. Alburtis will give a lesson on
early Spring birds, illustrated by
specimens.
The executive board elected the
Following nomin ating committee: Mrs
Earl Clapp. chairman: Mrs. William
Clark, Mrs. Harold Moulton, Mrs. S
L. Wolfe and Mrs. c. E. Waters. The
elections to office for the followtne
year will take place at the Nav
business meeting
A building committee was appoint.
ed and instructed to make investisa.
tions and report to the club for fur
ther action by the club. Mrs. George
+. Mfkkleson was appointed chairman
and the following members to serve
on the committee: Mrs. Paul Sleman
Mrs. Thomas e. Robertson, Mrs. ]. J.
crane, Mrs. Herbert Hanger, Mrs. J.
II. De Veau. Mrs. Newman s. Little
and Mrs. Edward S. Jones.
The Leaxue Of Women Voter. or th-
District will hold its annual meeting
at the Women's City. Club Tuesday
1880 pm. The meeting will be pre-.
IL
members and their guests are vel.
come. At the meeting, in addition
to the election of officers for the
following year and the election OF
delegates and alternates to repre.
sent the league at the convention OF
the National League, which is to be
held In Richmond in April. the meet
ing will consider important changes
in the constitution. Chairmen of all
standing committees will report upon
the activities of their committees for
the year past. Among those making
reports are: The president, Mrs
george Kicker; the corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle
the recording secretary, Mrs. Foster,
the treasurer, Mrs. Louis Gutenberg
and the chairmen of the following
committees: Women in industry
Miss I Elizabeth Eastman; interna-
tional cooperation to prevent war
Mrs. Albert n. Putney: child welfare
Mrs. Lucy Swanton; forums, Mrs
Laura A Bradley; law and legisla-
tion, Mrs. Frank Hiram Smell; educa.
tion, Mrs. Laura Williams; finance
Mrs. William Z. Chamberlin; mem
bership, Mrs. Harwood Reade, and
publicity, Mrs. Edward Heating.
Those wishing to attend the dinner
should notify Mrs. Laura A. Bradley
1858 Irving street; phone Columbis
1870.
The Woman's Club of Bethesda
Mrs. Franklin C. Getzendanner. a
former president of the Montgomery
County Federation of Women's Clubs
and ex-president of the Woman's
Club of Bethesda, will speak at the
meeting Of the current topics section
of the Woman's Club Of Bethesda
Tuesday at the residence of Mrs
James Adkins of Chevy Chase. The
topic will be Congressional Legis.
iation of Interest to Women"
The Federation of Republican Wom-
EN- OF Montgomery County.-A large
number of members was in attend.
ance at the meeting held Thursday a,
the residence of the president, Mrs
John A. Holmes. The chairman Of the
program committee, Mrs. Sullivan J.
Ross, has mapped out a plan of work
for the year, which was indorsed by
he federation. Mrs. Enoch G. John
son was appointed chairman Of pub.
licity.
p The organization will meet April
is, at 2 PM, at the Montgomery
Country Club. Rockville. All Repub-
.ican women are cordially invited to
attend, and active members are urged
to bring at least one new member tc
the meeting.
The Home Economics Club of Cahtr
John, Md, met Friday, / pm, at the
home of Mrs. Reginald Smith. The
honor guests were Mrs. B, C. Perry
Of Rackuilla Giaa