Evening star., 1926-05-16

| will meet Monday. pm. at G. A.
II. Hall. Memorial services for de-
parted members.
| Columbia Floral Circle will meet to-
morrow afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Fannie L. Coleman, 1855 California
street. Assisting hostess, Mrs. Mary
! A. 5. Leahy.
The WOmen's Home Club OF North
Beach, Nd, was entertained by Mrs.
Josef Royal Tuesday evening for the
monthly meeting. Miss Cornelia Hill.
the president. presiding.
| The speaker of the evening was
Mrs. Chase Woodhouse Of the Fed
eral Bureau of Domestic Science.
The United Democratic Law En-
fOrcement Clubs Of Montgomery
County, Md. will hold their next
meeting at the town hall in Kensing-
ton. Md, Tuesday at 7:30 PM. Mrs.
Daniel c. Chace, president, will pre-
| side. Representative William d. UP.
shaw will address the meeting. and
the State chairman. Mrs. Jesse w.
! Nicholson, will speak. These meet
those interested in law enforcement.
Mrs. L. NJ. Cleveland. Mrs. Morris
+. Barroll and Mrs. Arthur Hess have
| charge of arrangements.
The Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase,
Md.-The twenty-frst annual meeting
| of the Montgomery County Federa"
ton Of Women's Clubs was held In
| the Presbyterian Church at the cir
Gle. on Friday. May "a. The morn
ing session began at 10 o'clock with
| ain re 10 Mary
land" The new pastor OF the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church. Rev.
Joseph Hilman Hollister. gave the
invocation. Mrs. o. G.. Merrill. the
| president of the Woman's Club OF
Chevy Chase. the Hostess Club. gave
| the address of welcome. and Mrs.
| Archibald Small, president OF the
federation. extended greetings to the
| guests and club members.
Annual reports Of officers were
| given and also OF standing commit
| tees. The speakers Of the morning
were Miss Irma Mohr. director social
| service, and Maj r. Brooke Lee.
Maj. Lee spoke on Civic Activities
in Montgomery County"
A recess was taken for luncheon.
the afternoon session beginning at
! las. The music section Of the
Chevy Chase Club rendered three
selections. Mrs. Fred Kiplinger
spoke on education, and Prof. Edwin
w. Browne. superintendent OF edu-
| cation. gave an address on what
| Retards Education" Short talks
| were given on art, conversation, leg
islation. county fair resolutions. pub
| licity and progress Of county circu-
| lation library.
The following are the new officers
| chosen for the coming year: PresI-
dent. Mrs. o. G. Merrill. Chevy
| Chase. Nd; vice president, Mrs.
Julian Waters, Germantown, Md:
corresponding secretary. Mrs. James
| 4. Conscilor, Takoma Park. d. c.;
recording secretary, Mrs. Henry G.
| karr. Bethesda. Md. treasurer. Miss
Estelle 7. Moore, Sandy Spring. Md;
parliamentariAn, Mrs. George w.
Ashworth, Kensinston. Md, and
| auditor, Mrs. Eugene ". Scott,
Rockville. Md.
A tea for the new members and
| their sponsors to meet members OF
| the executive board and social sec
! ton will be given on Tuesday. May
/ 20. from 4 to s, at the home of Mrs.
! Frederick Parks, s Hesketh street.
The Friendship House Nursery Aid
| will meet at the home of Mrs. Edwin
| a. Mess, 1922 Crittendon street to-
morrow, at 1870 pm, when officers
| will be elected for the year.
The club will have for its guest Of
| honor and speaker. Mrs. Virginia
White Speel. president Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia Federation of
| Women's Clubs, who will have for
her subject, "Club Ideals"
A benefit card party was given by
the club at the home of Mrs Arthur
| Hayes, 1888 Sixteenth street, Satur-
| day afternon. May s. the proceeds of
| which will go toward the fund being
raised for Friendship House.
The Chevy Chase Circle, Child Con-
servati0n League OF America, met
May at the home of Mrs. Alfred
| Savage, 4212 Military road. DR..
Harvey Wiley. pure food expert. gave
| talk on Child Welfare" the sub
ject for the day. The following mem
bers were elected as officers for the
ensuing year: President, Mrs. w. E.
| Springer; vice president, Mrs. z. II.
Cooley: treasurer, Fl. v. Schrieber: re.
| cording secretary, Mrs. Fl. G. Schu-
recht: corresponding secretary. Mrs.
j.. L. Brashears; press agent, Mrs. Z.
Brady, and librarian, Mrs. Alfred
| Savage. Among the guests were rep
representatives from the Takoma Park
and Burleith circles. A social hour
with tea closed the meeting.
st. AIMS Dramatic Club will pre-
sent "Mr. Bob" a comedy in two acts,
at ST. AIMS Hall, Wisconsin avenue
and Grant road, tomorrow and Tues
day evenings for the benefit OF st.