Evening star., 1925-04-05

members of the walking section Of
the club. Mrs. William II. Heron
VIII preside at the tea table, and will
be assisted by Mrs. William c. Van
Week and Miss Margaret Bayly.
Zonta Clab.-The annual business
meeting for the election of officers
will be held at the Lotos Lantern
Tea Room. Tuesday, pm. Those
desiring dinner are expected at :
o'clock The usual Tuesday lunch
con will be dispensed with on that
Gay, giving place to the evening
meeting.
On March % section 3 of the Con-
federation of Zonta Clubs met in
Washington. The members of the
local club were hostesses at a dinner
to the delegates at Grace Dodge
Hotel. Delegates were as follows.
Helen Taylor, Binghamton. N Y;
Helen Mallory. E1mira. N Y: Eleanor
Kerr, New York City: May Peabody,
Ithaca; Winnie Weldon, Rome, n. Y:
Sarah Smythe, Hoboken. and Mary
Lindsey, Washington. Mrs Ruth
Sawyer Durand OF Ithaca, writer of
short stories, presided.
The Susan B. Anthony Foundation
met Tuesday evening at the club
rooms. Many items of interest were
considered connected with the rapid
growth of the movement Arrange
ments were completed for the unvefl-
ing of the. life-size portrait of Miss
Anthony in the parlors of the Shore
ham Hotel.
Several tables were chosen for the
luncheon on April 23, following the
convention of the old National Amer
lean Woman Suffrage Associate in
the Washington Hotel The theater
benefit of the President Theater
Thursday evening was we'll attended
All members and friends of the foun-
dation wishing to occupy seats in the
Susan B. Anthony box for the three
remaining concerts in the Mayfiower
Hotel, given under the auspices of
the National Council of Women
should communicate with the treas
urer, Mrs. Alfred Anthony, Franklin
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Many expressions of admiration and
gratitude were heard in connection
with the two handsome banners do
mated by Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait
to the foundation. These banners
were carried in some of the notable
parades in New York and other places.
They are in perfect condition and of
great historical value.
Among recent additions to member
ship announced are Mrs. William H.
Heron, Mrs. Laura H. Scherer and
Miss NJ. d. Wright. New headquar-
ters in the Shoreham Hotel were
opened on Thursday. The last lee
ture in the Lenten series. given by
Mrs. Nanette B. Paul, on the human
side Of the Bible. will be delivered in
the Hotel Shoreham tomorrow eve
ming at o'clock.
Chevy Chase Woman's CIub.-The
executive board will meet Wednes-
day at ! pm, at the home of Mrs.
j. H. Dellinger. Mrs. Dellinger will
be assisted by Mrs. Offut and Miss
Rroass as hostesses at the luncheon,
which precedes the business meeting.
The nature section will meet at the
home of Mrs. j. Fl. Dellinger, Friday,
2:30 pm. Mr.. Edwin c. Powell of the
Department of Agriculture, will give
an illustrated talk on Bulbs for the
Home"
Mrs. G. w. Morey held most in
teresting meeting of the civic section
in the Chevy Chase Library, Friday,
April 8. Mrs. G.. S. Jamison gave a
talk on sour Relations With Russia
The parliamentary drill was conduct
ed by Mrs Earl Chaffee. A program
of all-American composers was given
by the music section.
The music section held a rehearsal
in the First Methodist Episcopal
Church of Chevy Chase, Md, Wednes-
day All members of the section de-
string to sing in the Spring concert
are urged to attend all rehearsals in
April and May.
| Mrs. Paul Sleman, chairman of the
membership committee, viii hold the