Evening star., 1925-12-13

amusing program of original stunts
by the members as we'll as by good
outside talent. At the meeting next
Tuesday the club will be host to the
presidents of all the Washington
luncheon clubs.
The Home Demonstration Club of
Cabin John held open house at its
usual Thursday meeting. beautiful
~ decorated Christmas tree held hand
made fagorS for each guest and was
aIterwhrd sent TO a. near6y hospital.
Juniors Hall was also artis .ically dec
grated for the occasion and there
We're progressive games with attrac-
tive favors and refreshments. The
hoStesseS We're in fancy costume and
a native gypsy told fortunes.
The Clara Barton Club Of Glen Echo
and vicinity met with It's president.
Mrs. Harry Houshton. Tuesday to
fill Christmas stockings for the social
service Christmas project.
The Capitol Hill History Club held
its current meeting at the home of
W. r. Metz, IA Crescent place.
Takoma Park. Luncheon was served
at 1870 o'clock, at which the hostess
was assisted by Mrs. G.. y. Scott. Gen
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spread Christmas cheer to some less
fortunate than the club members.
After the business session Mrs.
Granger opened the historical program
with an entertaining description OF
Tasmania, followed by an instructive
paper on New Zealand by Mrs. Foltz
A general review of papers on Aus.
tralia was illustrated with colored
slides. after which roll-call was re-
sponded to by - members. Four guests
Joined the members in enjoying an
entertaining day.
The next meeting will be held De
cember 80 at the residence of Mrs.
Clayton Willard.
League Of Republican Women of
tie District misrepresentation Burton
OF Ohio spoke before a large and dis
tinguiShed audience at the New VIII
lard Hotel Tuesday. his Subject The
World Court. Mrs. Virginia White
Speel. president, presided. Mrs AL
bert NJ. Read. chairman of program,
and Miss Edna NJ. Patton acted as
hoSteSSeS.
The Mississippi Society. organized
in May. 1895. will open its Winter sea-
son with "a reception and dance Tues
day at the Washington Club, 1901 *
street, in honor of the Senators and
Representatives from Mississippi and
their wives.
The new officers Of the society are:
President, Charlton NJ. Clark: vice
presidents, Mrs. Harry o. Cutting.
Miss Lillian Chenoweth and Mrs. Oscar
Wilkinson; trea surer. Harry r. Fulton:
secretary. Mrs. Sue Fite Ramsey; as
sistant secretary, Miss Perry White
way financial secretary, Walter 5.
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are being made by the following COM
mittees: Publicity Hilton Butler.
chairman: Carl Shaifer. Paul Wooton,
Mrs. Sue Fite Ramsey and Miss
Eunice Wright. Entertainment-Mi
Lillian ChenoWeth, chairman: DIR. Cliff
ton p. Clark, Mrs. Pat Harrison, Mrs.
Cecil Norton Broy. Misses Julia
Clements. Geneve Bordeaux, Louise C.
White, Jennie Mallory. Delphine Della
croix, Mrs. Elizabeth c. Lowd and
Robert H.. Marmon. Arrangements
William l.. Austin. Mrs. Charles Wet
more, Mrs. T.. G. Yellowley. Mrs.
George L. Brandt. Mrs. Robert Bur.
CESS. Mrs. Matte l.. Scales. Misses
Jessie Smith. NJ. b. Vinson. Kate
Barkdull. Refreshments-Mrs. Oscar
Wilkinson. chairman; Mrs. Harry r.
Fulton, Mrs. Robert G.. Hand. Mrs.
George W. White, Mrs. s. G. Lowrey,
Mrs. Arthur l.. Webb. Mrs. DeCell.
T.. Frey, Miss Jewell J. Glass. Mrs.
Louis T.. Hastings, Mrs. Lydia NJ
Helm. Mrs. Lorena A. Hewett, Mrs.
Kate Hubart. Mrs. Frank r. Merrin.
Mrs. Walter ). Erwin. Mrs. Marcy :.
Gill Decorations-MrS. Mabel Money
Kitchen, chairman: Mrs. JEFF Busby,
Mrs. Ross \. Collins. Mrs. John +.
Rankin. Mrs. Eugene Fly. Mrs. r. II.
Tyree. Mrs. Julia c. Swift. Finance
Mr.. Walter :: Erwin, chairman; Harry
r. Fulton, William Il. King, s r
Young, jr. Robert a. Lacey. George
w. Potter. Walter II. Lackey. Miss
Anne ii. Pegram, Miss Perry c. White
way. Dancing-Mai Otto NJ. Law
renee. chairman; Oscar Wilkinson. jr..
Orlando Smith. jr.. Henry Grady
Bates, c. o. Bordeaux, William T.
Faulkner. c. Temple Mcdonald.
George w. Askew, Misses Emma Col
lier, Dorothy Webb, Malora Robertson.
Emma Clover, Perry Whiteway. Edith
E. Dresden, Claudia Read, Maxine
Tull. Bessie Young, Elsie Freeman,
Elizabeth +. Humphreys, Virginia
Farley, Mary W. Bordeaux. Julia X
Walker. DR.. Charlton r. King, James
Il. Lea, jr.. Reception--Orlan ndo Smith
chairman; Harry Peyton, Percy Quin.
B. G. Lowrey, Anthony w. Scruggs.
DR.. L. c. Smith, DR.. Oscar Wilkinson,
Harvey Long. George W. White, DIR.
Charles V. Petteys. Mrs. Charlton NJ.
Clark. JEFF Busby, Weber Wilson, Mrs.
f. NJ. Chenoweth. Comdr. Garland
Fulton, Mrs. Julia Jayne Walker,
Comdr. Claud b. Mayo, Comdr.
John :. Mccain, Maj. John 3. Rich
ardson. mbership-George w. Pot
ter. chairman: Robert l.. Anderson,
Wylie c. Banks, James P. Drake
Alonzo VI. Glenn. S. r. Young. jr., T.
L. Rhodes. Mrs. J. A. Pearson. Mrs.
Bertha Painter and Misses Iva G.
Minor, Ethel Camp, Ada Clover. Nelly
Huff, Alice Lusk. Grace w. Carter
Alma Street, Nellie NJ. Woodall, jamie
Mallory and EuGenia Bordeaux. Stu
dents-Eernon B. Lowrey. chairman:
Mrs. Burnita Shelton Matthews. Misses
Clyde Roberts. Maxine Tull and Mat
tie Griggs and Elmer c. Rhodes. Intra-
state-Mrs. Harry Il. Fulton, chair
man; Mrs. Otto VI. Lawrence, Mrs
Paul Wooton, Mrs. May Coleman
Floore, Hilton Butler and S. Il.
Young, jr.
Chapter Il. T. L. o., met Tuesday.
Following business. Mrs Mabelle T.
Sterns gave an illustrated description
of a trip through the Canadian
Rockies. Hostesses were Mrs. f. G.
Jeffreys, Mrs. S. L. Jacobs and Miss
Jessie O. Elting.