Evening star., 1925-12-13
Continued from Twelfth Page)

Story in Art" Saturday will be chill
drens day.
Roll call was followed by refresh
ments and a social hour. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. De Witt G
Croissant, l717 Q street, December II,
when Christmas carols will be part OF
the program, and Christ in Art" will
be given by Mrs. j. W. F'riZzell.
The Dahlgren Crittenden Circle met
with Mrs. ]. O'Connell on Twelfth
street northeast December 8. The
new president, Mrs Rouzie, presided.
Reports were read showing that the
committees are at work, and il was
decided to save cents "A day, each
member, for one year, to take place
Of the part taken in bazaars. The
2lUb will have a play day" at the
home of Mrs. Edna Proctor Thursday.
when Il cover dish" luncheon will
be served
The Wheels of Progress will meet
In the jefferson room of the May,
aoWer Hotel Tuesday, pm. Mrs.
Frank Morrison, vice regent, Will
preside. Miss Charl Williams, field
secretary of the National Education
Association, will speak on The Need
at the Federal Depart ment of Educa-
tion."
Capitol Hill W. c. T. L. met
"Wednesday afternoon in Waugh
Church. The president, Mrs. ]. E.
BiXier, presided. Mrs. W. NJ. HoH-
man. evangelistic director, gave the
devotional, also talk on the Christ
mas spirit of giving. Solo by Mrs.
{. F. Kiecks. Minutes read OF the
last meeting by Mrs. l.. NJ. Nutfiey,
recording secretary.
Mrs NJ MpT can
her report. In all her % years as
treasurer there has never been a mis-
take in her work.
AZ appropriation was made to help
the District w c. T. L. furnish a
Christmas treat at Blue Plains.
District director of peace, w. c. 7.
L. Mrs +, c. stanton, gave d talk
on World Peace"
The Park View Woman's Club met
al the Park View School December /,
with Mrs. Faris presiding.
Immediately following the opening
OF the meeting a short parliamentary
drill was given by Miss Maitland
Thompson.
During the business meeting which
followed Mrs. Dalwick reported on the
literary meeting held at the home of
Mrs. RagSdale. 5l1 Lamont street,
during November.
Mrs Standsh. membership chair
man. presented the names of Mrs.
l.. c. Feldt and Mrs. H. Cochrane,
which were favorably voted upon.
The ways and means chairman an
nCunced that the two card parties
recently given at the homes OF Mrs.
Morgan and Mrs Prescott, respec-
lively, were successful. A card party
vii! be held in the Park View School
in January, in order to raise money
for the philanthropic committee. Mrs.
AShburn has been appointed chairman
of the committee in charge. The phil
anthropic committee Is doing good
work under the craftsmanship of Mrs.
MacMaugh. A needy family has been
helped, and it is planned to hold a
Christmas shower in order to further
the good work. Also the sum of S.
was given Mrs. MacMaugh for her
Christmas work.
Mrs. Hardebeck's report stated that
an enjoyable meeting of the art COM
mittee was held at the home of Mrs.
FariS the afternoon OF November 10.
Luncheon was served, and talk on
Interior Decorating" was given by
Mrs. +. \. Gleason.
Mrs. FELTON,. as delegate, reported on
The monthly meeting of the federation.
Miss Burliiin told Of the Christmas
hour tor children to be given at
keith's Theater from l. till 1880 on
December - Miss Maitland Thomp-
son will tell the Christmas story.
Following the business of the day,
several vocal solos were given by Mrs.
Fielder, accompanied on the piano by
Miss Burklin Miss Maitland Thomp-
son recited two of Joyce kilmer's
poems Mrs Frizzell. chairman of
the American home committee of the
Federation WomanS Clubs, gave a
talk on the american Home She
received a rising vote of thanks from
all present.
Montgomery County Federation of
Women's Clubs-Mrs. Archibald Small.
president of the federation. called
special meeting of the official board at
her home in WoodSide December | at
1890 am Mrs. Small entertained the
board al luncheon Immediately after
the business meeting. important mat
ters for recommendation to the board
were discussed.
Mrs II. L. Humphrey will be the
hostess for the meeting to be held at
her home in Glen Echo, Md. January
). 1890 am. Luncheon will be served.
March 9 and April 20 are the dates
set for the two meetings before the
annual meeting, which Will be heio IN
.Gevy Chase Friday. May Z. The
The hostess at that time.
The scholarship loan fund has been
subscribed to by the following CLUBS
Home Interest Club, Community club
of Kensington and the Mutual I'M
provement Club. The clubs subscr1b-
Ing to this fund are joint owners OF
the fund.
The Home Makers Club. Mrs. >. j.
Finneyfrock, president. has applied
for membership in the county fedora
ion.
The county fedora ton is desirous of
having all clubs and Women's organl-
cations throughout the county affiliate
with the federation.
Chapin w. G. T. U.-Mrs. L. T.
Wightman and Mrs. Emma Barnard
entertained Chaplin Union at their
home on Chaplin street. AT the lunch-
con honor guests were the national
presidents. who came as a surprise ana
added to the pleasure of the occasion
A business session followed, led by
Miss Weightman ~ devotional service
and a talk on the gift of the Christ
Child to the world. Mrs. Charles
Montgomery spoke on Literature.
Mrs. Franklin Wilson spoke on
Peace" and discussion followed on
World Court. The corresponding sec
retary. Mrs Luther Pettus, assisted
nv Mrs. Charles Montgomery, will en-
tertain at her home for the January
meeting.
Philo CIassics-Mrs. Ellis Logan re-
ceiyed the members in her home Fri
day afternoon. Mrs. c. ID. Glass, di-
rector to the District Federation of
Women's Clubs. gave a report OF the
last session. Mrs. ]. w. FrizZell spoke
in the interest of the Y. w. c. A. drive
and Mrs. G. l.. Peckham announced
the Bible study noon-hour meetings