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ton of Women's Clubs. Mrs N. e.
McIndoo reported as delegate from
the club to the District of Columbia
| Public School Association. She in
vited attention particularly to state
| ments made by DIR. w. A. White be-
! fore the Public School Association
regarding the need for psychiatrist
! in the Washington schools, and to
| addresses made before the same or
| ganiZa ton recently by Mr.. Ernest
| Greenwood and DR.. Frank w. Ballou
relative to the best types of school
buildings.
Attention was invited to the work
of the committee on budget of the
club of which Mrs. G. Albert Scott is
chairman, and members were urged
to remit annual dues prior to the an
nual readjustment of membership
lists.
Mrs Trey invited attention to the
meeting of the Maryland Federation
of Women's Clubs, to be held at the
Hotel Belvidere, in Baltimore, April
%, 80 and May /. In addition to
Mrs Trey, the following have been
designated to attend the Baltimore
meeting as delegates from the Ia
koma Park Club: Mrs. c. r. NILS,
Mrs. ]. A. Councillor, Mrs. Mary La
mond White. Mrs. Ethel Lamond,
Mrs u. F. Angler and Mrs. w. A.
Hooker Members were also urged to
attend the meeting of the Montgom-
cry County Federation, to be held at
Sandy Spring May 9. In addition TO
Mrs Lloyd w. Biddle, who repre-
Scnts the club on the county board
of directors, the following have been
designated to attend the county meet
ing as delegates: Mrs. r. Clyde Shade,
Mrs. G Albert Scott, Mrs. Mary Greg
ory, with the following as alternates;
Mrs w. A. Hooker, Mrs. j. V. McNary
and Mrs. D. F. Angler. At the meet
ing of the club on Tuesday, vocal
solos were rendered by Mrs. warren
S. Allison.
The Clara BartOn Club OF Glen
Echo, Md, was represented by SIX
members at the meeting of the ON
GERS of the community-schoolo organi-
cations which met at Rockville Tues
day, 1:3o pm, at the High School.
The Home Demonstration Club of
Cabin John, Md, was also well rep
resented at the meeting called by Mr'
Broome in Rockville, April Z. at
which time the officers and school
fans" of the various community cluos
organized a County Federation OF
Community Organizations. The next
meeting is to be held at the same
place May 4.
The Red Cross Nursing Class taught
by Miss Hermine Badenhopt, met
Thursday with Mrs. Ed Davis.
The Woman's Club of Bethesda.-A
linen shower for the benefit of the
Montgomery General Hospital viii be
a feature of the meeting of the Wom-
ems Club of Bethesda Tuesday, at the
home of Mrs. Edwin Bateman Morris.
Mrs. James w. Barnesley Will give
an account of the work of the hos
pital.
The president of the club Mrs.
Henry G. Karr, announces the ap-
pointment of Mrs. Earl G. Chafee as
chairman of the calendar committee
to prepare the program for activities
of the club for the year. Mrs. Chafee
will have the following members to
assist her on the committee: Mrs.
william Tyler Page, Mrs. William w.
Bride, Mrs. w. ]. Peters, Mrs. Eleanor
T. Cronin, Mrs. Leonard l.. Nicholson,
jr.; Mrs. William j. Montgomery,
Mrs. H. ]. Wild and Mrs. Gilbert II.
Grosvenor.
Mrs. Leonard l. Nicholson, ir.,
announces a. meeting of her commit
tee for April IA at 1:15 pm, immedi-
of the club. at the residence of Mrs.
Edwin B. Morris Of Grosvenor lane.
The Women's Club of Cottage City
Nd. met Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Marshall A Davis, on
Hamilton street Mrs. Fannie Drum
wright and Mrs. Martin De Waters
assisted the hostess. Mrs. H. B.
Straight and Mrs. Shirley Stevens
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features and many games were
played, following which an old-fash-
ioned spelling bee was held. An
nouncement was made that Mrs
George n. Wells and Mrs A G. Craig
would serve a luncheon Wednesday
from IL to l at the home of Mrs.
Wells, on Cottage Terrace. The pro-
ceeds will go toward the clubs schol-
arship fund.
The Federation of Republican wom-
en- of Montgomery County-The ex-
ecutive board will entertain the
executive board of the Maryland
State Federation of Republican Wom-
ems Clubs at luncheon April 27. Mrs
Galen Tate, Mrs. Bladen Lowndes and
many women prominent in the Republi-
can organization throughout the State
are expected to be present. A meeting
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John A. Holmes, for Wednesday, 2:30
pm, at the Montgomery Country Club,
Rockville. An amendment to the
constitution will be acted upon and
other important business will be
transacted.
Mrs. William Wolff Smith of Wash
ington will address the federation
after the business session.
All Republican women in the ooun-
attend the meeting and affiliate with
the organization.
The Susan b. Anthony Foundation
unveiled the life-size portrait of Miss
Anthony last Saturday afternoon in
the gold room of the Shoreham Ho-
tel with appropriate ceremonies
Both men and women were thrilled
with the noble life and heroic pur-
pose of Miss Anthony, as briefly
sketched by the various speakers.
The Shoreham Hotel will be the
headquarters of the foundation, and
the portrait will remain there until
the Memorial Building will be ready
to house it. Visitors to the city are
specially invited to call and view the
life-like picture of the great woman
leader.
An executive meeting of the founda-
tion was held at the home of the
president, Mrs. Anna E. Hendley,
Thursday evening. Plans for the dis
position of the picture, the Choir
Boys; the coming reception to the
delegates of the League of Women
Voters attending the luncheon at the
Washington Hotel on the 23d instant
to view the portrait, and other COM
ing events were considered Owing
to the cooperation of the founda-
tion with the National Council of