Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31
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all who are interested In this vita
subject are invited to attend.
Chapter Il, T. K. O., met Januar,
eo. Following business session, g
program in honor of the founders OF
the Hsterhood was presented by Mrs
A. II. Williams. Mrs. Helen S
Woods, Chapter B, Mortified, MINI.
Mrs. lnez F. Hill. Chapter j, Mitchell
). Oak, and the Misses Eliza beth and
Katherine Beresford. Chapter A, OF
Washington. We're guests of the chap
ter. The hostesses were Mrs. May 2
Gibbon, Mrs. Dora s. Putnam anG
Mrs. Lucy E. Fessenden.
The Zonta Club met at the Raleigh
Tuesday for its weekly luncheon. Eliza
beth Harris. vice president, presided il
the absence of the president. This wa:
the monthly meeting for the transac
ton of business, and Elizabeth Harris
was unanimously elected as delegate
TO the conference of District b, Zonta
Clubs, held yesterday at Elmira y. Y
Miss Jane Bartlette also attended thi'
conference as chairman of District b
Plans were also discussed for send
tug a large delegation to the nationa
convention, to be held in Rochester
N. Y. in May.
DR.. Ida B. Earhart, writer Of tex
books, was admitted to the club as |;
member.
Amelia Guide Thomas and France.
Work were appointed as captains
two new teams to help raise none,
Tor the convention fund:
The Norwegian Society of Wash
fngton will meet Saturday evening a
the Grace Dodge Hotel hut A sho~
musical program Will be given b,
Miss klara Kammerud, pianist, TO
lowed by dancing. This society doe
not confine its meetings to Nor
wegians only-all Scandinavians are
invited.
The Newcomb Club held its regular
meeting this month. Mrs. Elmore
president. in the chair. Mrs Harry
Rozzelle and Mrs. Benjamin Potter
were hostesses. Mrs. Caywood report
ed the sale of 800 Red Cross seals
and proceeds forwarded 10 the Socia'
Service League. Mrs. Newell report.
ed the deliberations of the county ex-
ecutive board on January 5.
At Thrift week observance an ami
mated discussion on budgeting, led by
Mrs. Barkley. gave much food for
thought. Mrs. Holman presented the
club certificate from the American
Tree Association. awarded through
the registration Of the evergreen tree
planted at Bethesda School. Mrs. Cay.
wood was elected chairman of socia!
service. to represent the club in the
county federation. Mrs. Potter was
appointed by the president as calendar
chairman for the year, with Mrs Ben.
nettS and Mrs. keplinger as assist.
ants.
The president announced a national
h"mn contest, the club members being
urged to participate; she forecasted
the MIN THANK You" as a worth
While picture, recommended by Motion
Picture director VIII Hays. and also
announced the fortnightly broadcast.
Ing by WEAF of the current art
events for club women. Mrs. Owens
TOLD OF the founding of the Needlework
Guild OF America and the special &C.
compllShments of the Bethesda
branch. At the close of the program
a food sale was conducted by Miss
Rleiy. the proceeds being donated to
the State endowment fund
-Four new members were admitted:
Mrs. G. l.. Chambers and Mrs. Mau.
rice Malone Of Huntington Terrace.
MRS. Peter Decker, Northwest Park
and Mrs. Lewis Pussy of Bethesda.
The club will meet with Mrs. Bark.
ley February 5, when Prof. Bosworth
VIII give talk on "Accountancy"
The North Star w. c. T. L. will
meet at the residence Of Mrs. S. c.
brinley, 1904 Delafield street, Tuesday
AT z p M, with Mrs. L. Fowkes. Mrs.
J. g. Cooper and Mrs. K. Kernodle as
assistant hostesses. All interested
friends are invited.
The Mackin CIub.-walter Beck 10
directing an able cast who will pre-
sent Quality Street in St. Paups
HAN. February 4 and 5. The cast in
Guides Walter Beck. Dennis ConneN.
Joseph P1eper, Thomas Finnin, Grace
Sprucebank, Eva Sherwood, Edith
Patterson, Ann Finnin, Hazel Coma
CHAN and Beatrice Deeds.
The College Alumnae Club met
Saturday evening. After the trans
acton OF routine business the pro-
gram was:
l. Musical selections by Miss
Mamie Holden and Miss Cecilia
McLead.
2. Discussion-"Our Children and
the Movies" Opportunities, Mrs.
Ethel Just. Dangers. Mrs. Alice
Mcneil.
general informal discussion fol
lowed. in which the consensus OF
opinion was that the club should put
itself on record as favoring a stricter
censorship OF pictures and should use
ITS influence with parents urging them
TO reduce to minimum the time
spent by their children at shows"
MISS Halle Q. Brown was n guest
In a brief address she emphast7ed
The importance Of organization among
college women and Congratulated me