Evening star., 1926-01-24
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

sixth birthday anniversary OF Miss
Anthony. on February II.
The Writers Club met =, tho homo
zig t.%art W. Hobbs. Eli Eighteenth
street. January 5
Miss Cre'e Rose gave an original
story. The Masked Ball" The pur
pose Of the club is short t-Story writing
and constructive criticism of same.
BY specia invitation. the xt meet
Ing will again he with r.. " Hubh :
january -.
The CultuS Club mot at the resi-
dence "f Mrs. Augustus {. Taylor and
was called To order Ivy The correspond
in@ secretary, Mrs. Henry y. Pnll<in-
norm. aS both the president %nd vice
president were unable I" hc present ON
account of illnc; Two papers We're
read ana discussed. The first. "Pales-
tine and The Zionist Movement" by
Miss Julia Kan and the seConl. Re
ligions OF the Orient" by Mrs. Charles
HemOnd.
These were followed by "Up,to-the-
Minute News ot Men. Women and
Events" by Mrs. William NJ. Stewart.
after which the meeting was ad-
iourned The guests were Mrs Louis
2. Brady. Mrs. Edna T. Elliu-; and
Mrs. Edward +. Dougherty.
Womer's Club of Chevy Chase
\ musical was given at the home of
Mrs Roy r Steward. iO2 Shepherd
street. Chevy Chase. Md, on Monday
afternoon. by the music section of
the Chevy Chase Woman's Club. The
program consisted primarily Of works
Of local composers, and the following
numbers were presented: Piano (a)
Roses of Memory" tMrs +. G.
Coombs,. (hl "A Song of the Heart"
AIrs. r.. G.. Coombs). Mrs. Elizabeth
Gardner COOmbS: sketch of the life
of Mrs. Melvin. Mrs. George w. Stone.
soprano solo Valentine to Ny Hus-
band" (Mrs. f, II. Melvin), Mrs. Charles
Muir: sketch of the musical career
Of Dr. Walter. given by his daughter.
Mrs Roy NJ. Palmer. and Mrs. Paul
Dunbar; piano. "Child's Melody CDR.
Walter). Mrs. Roy NJ. Palmer; So
prano solos Come TO the Woodla nd
&C.. T. Ferryl. BE Still and Know"
Uear&om. Mrs. Helen Wecner Bach.
SChmid. sketch of the musical career
nf Miss Frances Brooks. Mrs. John
W. Rawlings: piano al Ballad"
Frances Brooks. Nl Prelude" H'ran-
ce- Eronksl. tcl "WaItz F'rances
Brooks. Miss Frances Brooks: sketch
"f the musical career Of Nh Herndon
Norsell Mrs. William A. Domer:
quartet. Sing We of Love" Mrs c.
A. Eirch. Mrs. +. f. Dunbar. Mrs
j. w. Rawlings. Mrs. e. +. Stuher:
soprano solo cha anson Provencale"
Nrell Aqua. Mrs Rachschmid: piano
taD 'luha' DetU. th) Country Gar
denS tGraincer). tC) Turkish March
f'eet eethoven-Ruhinsteim Mrs. CoombS.
y delightful social hour followed
The hostess WAS assisted hv Mrs G.
a. Birch. Mrs. K. B. CLAYTON. and Mrs.
Fl. ID. Dale
The usual rehearsal of the music
section will he held in the library
ednesday morning at 1890 and in
the afternoon at $50. The section
VIII give card party in the library
Tor the benefit of piano fund just
being started by the section
ON Tuesday from to Is pm. mem
hers of The social section of the club
VIII give tea nj the home of Mrs.
Jere Crane. 5S29 Chevy Chase park
way. to meet the new members of
IN" club and their sponsors. Mrs
Crane will he assisted by Mrs. New
man Little. Mrs. Kline. Mrs. G.. c.
Clark. Mrs. j. II. randall. and Mrs
l.. Macnusson.
The Junior members Of the Wo-
mans Club met At the home Of their
president. Miss Joe Stephens. .Iannar,.
- at a:3" pm. Miss Rurklin of the
triendshlp r House gave talk. and
MISS Sally Jameson further enter
tanned the girls by a selection on the
piano.
Tn" next meeting Of tho Junior
memherS will he held at the homo
~ MISS Helen thafee. 61Ol Connecti-
~, avenue Friday. Supper will he
served promptly a $50.
me Home Demonstration CIub of
San'h J"hn met with its new presi-
dent' Mrs. Reginald Smith. on Jan
nary u Rev. Roland Wagner of
,'oCkFllle was the speaker on Neigh.
hnfhood Cooperation" Mrs. Croxhall
Of Washington. former memhar
spoke on Organization" Gifts were
presented by the club to the outgoing
"ffcenS. Several members of this cluh
attended the meeting of the executive
committee of the F'ederatiOn of Wom
en- Clubs at the new Bethesda HIGH
Sch""I ON the 18th To hear Or. Mary
DahneN Davis. Bureau of Fducation
Washington. D. G.. and Miss KAN,
crime Watkins and others sneak on
thn edu"ation and training Of Young
children.
Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief Corps
met Tuesday night. with the nov,
president. Mrs. Addie Hickman. in the
Hhalr The newly Installed officers
We're present 8 we'll as visiting mem
berS. The secretary. Mrs. Marian =
larker. read tho minutes nd national
general orders. No. {. Action was
taken on motion that a turkey din.
ner he served by the corps on March
20 inCrea Sc the funds. Past \ationaI
Junior Vice President Lids 4 OIdroyd
installed the press corresnopdent
Elizabeth u. Shaw. The president
welcomed man% members who had
heen away for reveral months. namely.
Mrs. Crowell. Mrs. Cusick. Mrs. Kali
'tfom and Mrs. Neerkamp. Mrs
Margaret Bradt read an article on the
JOINT installation of a Tampa. Fla.
Grand Army Post and Corps. in which
comrade Brown and his daughter
Mrs. Jessie Beard, took active parts,
Mrs. Beard was formerly member
of Phil Sheridan Corps. Among the
visiting members were Comdr. Nav
son Of Phil Sheridan Post. Quarter.
master Parker Of Burnside Post, Past
Department President Myrtle MAY
Loebsack and department cha irman
of the executive board. Cora B. Davis.
The North Capitol w. c. +. L. met
Monday in the st. Paul NJ. f. Church.
This was a Celehratio in honor Of the
eighteenth amendment 10 the Con-
stitution. In spite of inclement
weather. a friendly audience greeted
the president, Miss Linehock
The meeting was opened ny an ap-
propriate Scripture reading and nra yer
by Mrs. 7. 7. Moore The secretary
and the various working committees
gave reports. Mrs s II. Wiley. dis.
trict superintendent at the Marine
Barracks. read report on her work
The musical program was quite we'll
carried out. Miss Gladys Marks sang.
and Raymond Briggs. acconpa MED on
the piano by his wife, played two VIC
lin selections.
Rev. George w. Cobb pa stor of the
clni1rCh aSfonIcd IL