Evening star., 1926-10-17
Chevy Chase Chapter
OF Crittenton Mission
Meets With Chairman
Heads of Committees Are
Appointed and Various
Reports Are Heard.

The Chevy Chase Chapter Of the
Florence Crittenton Mission met Tues
day afternoon in the home Of the
chairman, Mrs. Stephen Lyman Tabor
on Chevy Chase parkway. The follow
ing have been appointed as chairmen
of committees: Mrs. Karl Fennins,
Programs: Mrs Frank Penz Wilcox,
Circle chairman for the annual bazaar.
which will be held November % and
% at the Mayfiower Hotel: Mrs. Ar
thur kidder receiving committee. as
sisted by Mrs. J. Gordon Mckay: Mrs.
George F. Mikkelson. fina nee. assisted
by Mrs Benjamin Temple Webster.
MyS. John Boyle. Mrs. Robert Gala
han and Mrs. Walter A. Johnston:
Mrs Jere Crane. membership and
Mrs. Joseph A. Burkhart, press. The
meeting was addressed by Miss Jane
Cole, superintendent of the Florence
Crittenton Home. on Conduit road.
Miss Cole also read several stories
written by the girls in the home. Mrs.
Thomas F.. Robertson. president of
the Washington hoard of governors,
gave resume of recent conference
held in Washington by the national
hoard of governors Mrs. John w.
Rowlings was elected recording secre-
tarv to succeed Mrs. Joseph T. Ma
ruire. Tea was served at the close
Of the meeting. when Mrs. p. NJ. An
derson presided a the tea table.
The Utility Table of the Rector's
Aid Society of All Saints Protestant
Episcopal Church will meet tomorrow
afternoon in the home OF Mrs. Arthur
D. Kidder on HeSketh street.
Col. and Mrs. p. NJ. Anderson were
hosts at a house party over Sunday
IN their Summer home at Bay
Ridge. Md.
The Sanctuary Society of the Church
of the Blessed Sacra ment gave a bene
nj card party FRIDAY afternoon in
the home of the chairman. Mrs. .Io
aeph r. Mcguire, on Hesketh street.
MI Edwin Ely Adams of New York
was the week end eiiest of Miss Anne
Pollard. daughter Of Nv. and Mrs. Viii
liam r Pollard. on Mckinley street
Ny and Mrs. Pollard also had with
thnm over Sunday Mrs. Charlotte
Johnson
The Junior section Of the Woman's
ClNh of Chevy Chas will hold the first
r,"ct;1c Of the season THURSDAY after
noon. October 21 at 4:30 o'clock. in
the home Of Miss Virginia Speare on
Pr"ukNile road
Mrs. Alexander Wvlie entertained
tho r1cmhers of her club al luncheon
and bridge Friday afternoon.
Tho f"nc" work committee of the
Chew Chase Chapter OF the Y. w.
r. \. will meet TUESDAY afternoon in
the home of Mrs. l.. +. Anderson on
Newton street to continue the work
of the committee for the annual bazaar,
which will be held Friday. October 90.
The Woman's Club Of Bethesda met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Gilbert
Grovenor in Bethesda
Mr.. Theodore w NorcroSs has re-
turned from a several months bust
ness trip To Washington. Oregon and
California.
Mrs. T.. Hume Talhert of West
Kirke street entertained the members
of her club AT luncheon and bridge
Wednesday at the Columbia Country
Club.
MIR. and Mrs. Nathan r. Williams
have returned to their home on Nc
Kinley street after spending a week
IN New York City.
Mrs. j. Fl. Dynnes was hostess to
the members Of the apron committee
NJ the Chevy Chase Chapter of the
=. W. G. A. at luncheon Tuesday.
The Community Club Of Chevy
Chase will give benefit party Sat
urday evening October %. in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Clayton
an Rrookville road. The proceeds will
be given to the local fire department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy S. Steward have
returned after spending several weeks
in California and the Western States.
The executive committee of the
Chevy Chase Woman's Club met We'd
nesday in the home Of Miss Alice
Broas on Brookville road for luncheon.
Miss Broas was assisted by Mrs.
Campbell f. Waters and Mrs. Stanley
7. Wolfe
Mrs. c. c. Gurley. who spent sew
eral days in Philadelphia. Pa. at the
Sesauicentennial Exposition. returned
Wednesday.
The Sanctuary Society of the Church
Of The Blessed Sacrament will hold its
annual bazaar Wednesday. December
/. In the Chevy Chase Library.
Mrs. II. r. Palmer Of Mckinley
street went to Virginia Tuesday to
spend several weeks
Mrs. Hugh NJ. Southgate. the Lodge
Chevy Chase Circle, will open her
home TO the members of the Guild Of
the Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
Tor a cafeteria luncheon, to he served
friday. October %. from, - to 2
o'clock. Arrangements have heen
made TO serve the school children
quickly.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Weaver are
again In heir home on Woodhine
street for the Winter months after
spending the Summer at Ocean
City, \. j.
Mrs Carl F. Stuhler entertained the
members Of the Sixteenth Street
Heights Club and their guests at
luncheon Wednesday in her home on
Mckinley street. Miss Lidia Burklin.
superintendent of the Friendship
House, addressed the meeting on the