Evening star., 1925-02-15

the large number of golf courses,
base ball fields, tennis courts. bride
paths, etc, around Washington and
other large cities Maj. Solbert said
that the plan of the commission was
to produce areas equipped so as to
give the youth of the country, not
only physical exercise, but also make
them familiar with plant LIE ana
with the beauties of nature
Mrs. E. Clyde Shade sang, accom-
panied by Mrs c. M. Young, and Mrs
Mabel Owen Wilcox gave dramatic
reading from king Lear Mrs
Ethel Lamond, general chairman
gave a report covering the work oi
all the subcommittee in connection
with the New Year reception given
by the club.
Mrs. G.. Albert Scott and Mrs. w
A. Hooker reported work accom-
| plished by them as special rehe'
committee during the Christmas sea
son. Several substantial purchase
| of household goods were MADE u.
| this committee for the comfort VI
| two needy families. A sum OF none!
| from a relief fund donated bS tht
management of the Takoma Ineatef
was used by the committee to- neil
with the work. A small balance re-
/
! of milk for school lunches for the
children of these families.
1t was reported that several un'
| slightly sheds which stood on one
| of the approaches to Takoma Park
| had been removed, as the result o.
request from Mrs. Mary Lamont
| White. chairman of the town beauti'
| fication committee of the club.
Mrs. Fred d. B. Austin reported
as to activities of the Social Service
| League of Montgomery County.
! Mrs N F. McIndoo reported rela
tive to happenings at the January
meeting OF the District of Columbii
p,,hlic school Association, Mrs
| Arthur Gordon reported relative Il
the January meeting OF the Dlstric
| Federation of womens Clubs.
| Mrs. Walter Trey. president of thu
| club. reported in regard to the Con
| press of Presidents OF Marylan'
! Clubs. attended by her at Baltimore
rh. women.s Home Club ef Nortl
reach. Md, met Tuesday evening a
| the home of Mrs. Frances Raeder
Final arrangements were mace iol
the card party to be given tomorrow
snm at the Community House. so
f. street. by Mrs A. Enright. as
sisted by some of the club members
A social hour followed the business
program.
Tbe Argyle Club will meet tomor
row. l:30 pm, at the home OF Mrs
Charles Nor gan. 1903 Emerson street
Mrs Douglas will read paper OF
"Australia-
The Susan y. Anthony Foundation
will meet Tuesday, pm, in the club
| house 1913 II street. Reports OF or
| ficers and chairmen of committee
will be heard and other importan
business be considered. Saturda!
afternoon tea will be served as usua
from 4 to pm. At o'clock, MRS
Rose Arnold Powell will talk OF
elizabeth Cady stanton as TN
Counterpart of George Washington.
Members and friends are requ. ste'
to contribute quotations
speeches of Washington and Mrs
Stanton.
The I05th birthday anniversary o
| Miss Anthony will be observed thu
evening in the First Congregations
Church, when Mrs. John ID. Sherman
| president of the General Federation
of women-s Clubs: Mrs. Thomas Il
Winter. Senator Robert l. owen ant
Mrs Nanette B. Paul will speak OF
the spiritual side OF the lie ana "or'
of Miss Anthony. A special muslca
! program will be rendered by tn
quartet and choir of the church unde
the direction of Mrs. Ruby Smitl
Stahl.
The Susan B. Anthony Foundation
Circle of the Crittenton Home, witt
Mrs. Edgar c. Snyder chairman, vii
meet in the club rooms tomorrow, l
am. All interested in this work ar
cordially invited.
Mrs. William Z. Chamberiin, Mrs
Rob Roy Mckahan. Mrs. j. irwin
! Steele and Mrs. II. NJ. Scheppe o
Alton, Ill. were among those recentl.
| admitted to membership.
| Montgomery County Federation .
| wOmen's ClubS.-A meeting of tn
| executive board Of the State FEEDER
| alton met January 81 at the Arunde
| Club in Baltimore. Mrs. Archibald
| Mont .