Evening star., 1926-03-21

w. Newburn. chairman Of the new
yearbook, appointed the following
committee as assistants: Mrs. r. Bruce
Bare. Mrs. G. l.. Peck ham and Mrs
Alfred n. Williams. Mrs. Rare was
elected delegate to the biennial con
Nention of the General Federation Of
Womt MS Clubs 10 he held in Atlantic
City the week of May %. and Mrs,
Ncwhurn as alternate. Mrs. Eewhurn
was made member of the District
clubhouse committee. The husine 50
session was followed by the papers
for the afternoon. the subject being
"A Friendly Argument: Romeo vs.
Juliet" the parts taken, respectively.
by Mrs. Glass and Mrs. Wolhaupte
The reading of Rome" and Juliet
was concluded.
The Socjai Hygiene Society of the
District will meet March % AT Sis
o'clock At 81. Stephens Parish House
3011 Fourteenth street. Rev J. NJ
Cooper. assistant professor nj soci-
ology at Catholic University. will
speak on "rhe Family in Culture His
tory" The other speaker of the eve
ming will he Dr. Vernon Kellogg. per
manent secretary of the National Re
search Council His subject will he
Biology and Human Welfare" The
Rev George F. Dudley will preside.
The CuItms Club met for its cur.
rent session at the residence of Mrs.
Paris Rrengle all hut 10 members
being present The meeting WAS
called 10 order by ihe president. Mrs,
William Knowles Cooper.
The first paper. by Mrs. Appleton
g. Clark jr.. was an account W FLOR
ida Under Four Flags with illustrat-
ing Djctures. The second feature. of
the program. given by Mrs. William
Knowles Cooper was her personal ex-
perience in Switzerland. This was
followed by reading by Mrs. William
S. Corby. The usual discussion fol-
lowed before the meeting adjourned.
Park View " omans Club. The
literary committee was entertained
March u by Mrs. George Evans. IS
Rock Creek Church road. Miss Caro-
lyn Whitlock gave an interesting sur
vev of the literature Of the Middle
West. in which she discussed GO
temporary authors from Illinois. In
diana. Ohio, Wisconsin and othei
States. their place in American let.
ters. and illustrated her points h.,
examples from their best known
works. Mrs w. NJ. Lurn gave dialec'
readings. after which musical pro
gram was given by Frank w. F
Evans. tenor soloist Of Calvary Meth
odist Church. and l.. +. Murray. bari
tone Of Wallace Memorial Church
The program included such numbers
AS AT DawninG" (Cadman). and Pale
Moon" by Mr.. Evans: "Nulcan's
Song (Gounod), and 1T Was Not So
20 Be" by Mr.. Murray. Mrs. Fred
Walker accompanied. In the dining
room a beautifully decorated tahl.
was arranged and supper served by
the hostess. assisted by Mrs. Fred
Walker. Mrs. Walter s. Erwin and
Mrs. J. a. Currie.
W. G. r. I.-An executive meet
ing was held Wednesday morning at
headquarters. 522 Sixth street. In
the absence Of the president. Mrs
Emma Sanford shelton. and the vice
president. Mrs y. NJ. Pollock. on
account Of illness. the corresponding
secretary. Mrs. T. A. Williams, pre-
sided. The reports Of officers we're
read An invitation was accepted tc
hold the next quarterly convention
HI Ine tNfitue FNNNtihN ASiHVtIS'
Protestant Church. First street and
Rhode Island avenue. and Friday
April %. was the date decided upon
Committees were appointed. Mrs. G.
r. Grandfield. Mrs. Olea w. Coster
Mrs. NJ A. Bradburn. with the off
GERS. were appointed to serve AS the
program committee for the quarterly
convention. Mrs. Walter Howard an
nounced April 16 as Arhor day. when
the exercises will take place in con
nection with the'tree planting on the
Rladenshurg road. The resolutions
committee was confirmed. as follows