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Concert Arabesque" (arranged by
Schultz Esvler). Mrs. Elizabeth Gardner
Coombs.
Florence Crittenton Baby Lovers
Circle, No. 1, after postponing its
regular meeting from Thursday last,
met Thursday at the hoi'e of Mrs.
Clarence Mcconnell, 1921 First street
northeast. In the future this circle
will be entertained by two of its men,
bers instead of one. as in the past.
Under this new arrangement lunch
con was served by Mrs. Clarence Nc
Connell and Mrs. Gardner Smith.
Mrs. \. B. McManus. president, was
unable to attend. owing to the eX-
frenle Illness of her sister. Mrs. Gage.
Mrs. Clarence Mcconnell, vice I~esi-
dent, presided. Mrs. Harry c. Simp-
son, chairman of the bag committee,
reported that three meetings of this
committee had been held since last
meeting, at the homes of Mrs. S. F.
kreglow, Mrs. G. w. Seihel and Mrs.
H. c. Simpson. The next committee
meetings will be held Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. D. l.. Nunnally, ll29
New Hampshire avenue, and Novem-
ber IL with Mrs. +. @. Umhau. ii3
Randolph street northwest. Bags of
every description have been distrib-
uted among the members, and much
finished work has been returned to
the chairman.
Mrs. a. l.. Craig. chairman of the
baby clothes committee, reported that
this committee was working, and
baby garments had been distributed.
This committee will meet tomorrow.
The following were present: Mrs.
Clarence Mcconnell. Mrs. Gardner
Smith, Mrs. A. Jones. Mrs. A. l..
Craig. Mrs. W. II. Hessick. Mrs. Rob-
ert Martin, Mrs. G. w. Seibel, Mrs.
John Beha. Mrs. 5. f. kreglow. Mrs.
II. G. Simpson and Mrs. Frederick G.
Umhau.
The November meeting was
changed from Thursday, November
10. TO Monday. November 16, because
that was the last day OF the annual
bazaar at the Wardman Park Hotel.
The meeting will be with Mrs. Nathan
s. Healy. 1907 Nichols avenue south
east. Mrs. John Beha will entertain
with Mrs. Healy.
Lincoln WOmans Relief Corps met
Monday pm. iii G.. A. r. hall, with
the president. Mrs. Horn. in the chair.
Secretary's and trea Surer'S report,
read and approved. The charter was
draped in memory of a beloved mem
ber. Mrs. Ursula Shirley. who was also
n pdSl pTSSlOeNL OF llle VI
the Potomac. The next meeting night
will be November 9. for annual in
spection. Refreshment table was deco
rated with Halloween favors.
The Chevy Chase Circle of the Child
Conservation League of America, or
eaniZed April 30 by Mrs. Lucy T..
Bold, national organizer. at the Chevy
Chase Library. has commenced hold
ing meetings for the Fall and Winter
seasons. The officers for the coming
year are: President, Mrs. W. f.
Springer; vice president, Mrs. r.. II.
Cooley: recording secretary. Mrs. W.
La Roe: corresponding secretary, Mrs.
p. P. Quayle: treasurer. Mrs. II. V.
Schrieber: librarian, Mrs. Savage;
press reporter. Mrs. II. G. Schurecht.
The purposes of the league are, as
its name indicates. to protect,
strengthen and to bring to its largest
fruition American child life. 1t en-
deavors to impress upon parents the
fact that time. money and effort spent
upon the physical. moral and ethical
culture of the child is the best OF all
investments.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Edmund Brady. 1906
Huntington street, November at ,
pm. The topic to he discussed at
this meeting will he Habit"
The Woman's Club of Bethesda met
at the home Of Mrs. Earl w. Chafee,
Connecticut avenue at oxford street.
Chevy Chase, Md, Tuesday. This
meeting inaugurated series of all
day committee meetings, TO be known
AS Committee day and to be held reg
ularly at the home of Mrs. Chafee
on the fourth Tuesday of each month,
with the exception of December and
June, at II O'Clock in the morning
On this day program participated in
by the chairmen of each section OBJ
viates naming d separate day for
each section and encourages, there
fore, larger attendance.
The meeting was called to order
by the president. Mrs. Chafee. and
turned over to the parliamentarian
who was allotted 40 minutes for the
parliamentary drill. From 11:45 until
] pm. vas given to the Home
Economies section and for lunch
con. Mrs. II. j. Wild of Battery
Park. provided an able speaker. T.
+. Magee of the Anthracite Coal
Service, who spoke on How to Cut
Down the Cost Of Heating Your
Home" and left for distribution a
quantity of folders giving diagrams
for the care of furnaces and instruc-
ton in the use of the smaller and more
economical sizes of coal.
The hour between / TO was spent
listening TO brief accounts from the
chairmen of education, civics, hos
pital, social service and art. The
chairman of art, Mrs. William Peters,
Chevy Chase. Md, spoke about the
exhibition at the CorCoran Gallery of
Art and arranged personally con-
Quoted tour for Tuesday at , pm.
At this time mention was made of the
laundry tour through the Elite Laun-
dry which is scheduled for Wednesday v
at 2 pm. Mrs. Fl. j. Wild is in charge.
From until $50 was devoted to
the current events section. Mrs James
Kirkpatrick, Bradley Lane, providing
an excellent program. Miss Mona
Gill of Alta Vista gave book reviews
and Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman of
Edgemoor. Md, recounted her activi-
ties as delegate to the meeting of
the Interparliamentary Union held in
Washington recently. She spoke rem