Evening star., 1926-11-07

, Washington, who told how broad
casting is DONE principles of the
microphone and "the beginning OF
talking machine records"
Mrs. Guy continued her History OF
Music" which is one of the major sub
jects Of the club this seas son and was
illustrated with songs by Mrs. Ernest
Wakefield. After refreshments and
social hour. the business meeting
was held.
The Regal Club met October 27 at
the Lee House. A buffet supper was
followed by social program, con-
sisting of piano solos and toe dane
ing by Miss Helen Dick and violin
solos by Jack Dick. The Dixie
Ramblers furnished music. A discus
sion of the activities of the club con-
stituted the regular program for the
evening.
The Progress Club Of College Park
will meet at the home Of the president
Mrs. c. O.. Appleman, Wednesday at
2 pm. The program will include
papers on EARLY Decorative Needle
work" Mrs. William Burleigh. and
Early American Weaving" Mrs. c.
Scarf book review. Mrs. Fl. Davis. and
propounding of Questions from Know
Your County booklet.
The first of series of events tc
furnish funds for the treasury is a
rummage sale and the committee is
hard at work now to make this a
great success.
The Current Topics Club of River.
dale met at the home of Mrs. Jessie
Lane Kelley Thursday evening. Mrs
Herbert Roby presenting a paper on
THE Club Woman in Politics" In.
asmuch as there was considerable
business to transact. it was decided to
dispense with same and give the eve.
ming over to the program entirely
calling special business meeting for
next Tuesday evening At the home
of the president. Mrs. G. f.. Holmes
Very attractive programs are plan
ned for the year. covering topics of
interest to all members.
Lahdover Civic Study CIub.-This
club. through its president. Mrs. F.
M. Parker gave A five hundred card
party Friday evening at her home, for
the purpose of replenishinE it's treas
ury. 1t is the plan of the club to hold
card party every two weeks at the
home of some member. In order that
VIC t'hol WI tilN cdI buuESt W Ill DS
more than realized. A "cohweb
party" will be staged November Is.
Prince Georges County Federation
of WOmen's Clubs.-A farewell testi
monial tea was given October % in
honor Of Miss Blanche CLARK, county
home demonstra tion agent at her
headquarters in Hyattsville. Miss
Clark has resigned from the Extension
Service of the University of Mary
land to enter another field of en-
deavor. Receiving with Miss Clark
was Mrs. J, Enos Ray, county presi
dent; Miss V. NJ Keller. State exten
sion agent; Mrs. A. r. Lee, State re
cording secretary; Mrs. Guy Meloy
Mrs. James Steele, Mrs. n. 0. Brig
ham and Mrs. F. Pywell. Presiding
at the tea table. were Mrs. r. F.
Wade and Mrs. r. A. Bennett. both
former presidents of the county fed
GRAFTON. These ladies were assisted
by members of the All Girls Clubs
Helen Brigham. Betty Owens. Vir-
ginia Spindell and Marion Thomas.
Among those attending from the
county clubs We're: Mrs NJ. V. Mac
Neil, Mrs. Samuel Peasants. Mrs. A.
r. Gahan. Mrs. John Williams. Mrs.
c. F.. Holmes, Mrs. II. T. Willis, Mrs.
W. c. Moore. Mrs. l.. Carlson, Mrs
w. r. Beattie, Mrs. W. p. c. Coe.
Mrs. Perry Boswell, Mrs. r. s. Allen
and Miss Edna McNaughton.
Quentin Roosevelt init. American
w NomenS Legion, met Tuesday at the
nome OF the president. Mrs. Howard
l.. HodGkins, all officers being present
All reading reports were approved
The annual card party will be held at
900 California street, November -
pm. After the ira nsa ction of con
siderable business, repast was
served.