Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-08
NEWS OF THE CLUBS
Conducted by Mamie Lancaster

Women's City Club.-The business
ana professional women's section will
give its monthly subscription dinner
en- August II at $50 pm. Assistant
District Attorney NJ. Pearl Mccall
viii lie hostess. and the lawyer mem
hers of the club. recently returned
from the American Bar Association
meeting in Denver, will be the guests
If honor and speakers. Included
among those who will relate the story
IF the pilgrimage will be Judge Mary
o'Toole, Miss Grace b. knoeller. Miss
Olive Beatty. Miss Marie *. Saun-
ders. Miss NJ. Grace McVey and Mrs.
John Robert Ash. The dinner will be
served in the garden, weather permit
ting. Reservations limited to 100.
Among these who attended the
Tree and Easy Auction Club on Tues
DAY evening We're Mrs. Lyman B
SWormstedt. Miss Myrtle Bunn. Mrs.
Laura \. Bradley. Mrs. Wymond H.
bradbury. Mrs. Mary {. ID. Johnson.
Mrs. Retta Campbell Mrs w. c.
Sears. Miss V. $. Benjamin. Mrs.
Charles {. Cable, Mrs. Frances VIII
liams. Mrs. l.. :. Robins, Mrs. Don
johnson. Miss Mary a. Mason, Mrs
Louis Becker. Mrs. r. A. Haste, Mrs.
Butler, Miss Josephine Anterior.
Mrs. Anna Brown and Miss Julia
Kari.
Federation of Republican Women of
Montgomery COunty.--An interesting
group of Republicans listened with
keen interest to an address by Mrs
William Wolfe Smith, the principal
speaker at the meeting of the Fedora
ton. held July 81. at the residence Of
Miss Elizabeth Reiss. at Washington
Grove. Mrs. Smith reviewed the
principles on which the party bases
its platform and explained why 1t has
won, excepting at two elections since
1865. The meeting was opened with
prayer by Rev. Albert Osborn, reg
istrar Of the American University.
The president, Mrs. John A. Holmes,
presided. ard in her address urged
the women do their share in CO.
operating with the men and making
the campaign q $3.50 proposition. Re-
ports from precinct chairmen were
made. Also Mrs. Edward l.. Stock,
chairman of Orga nZation of the State
Federation. gave an encouraging re-
port of the committees work. Harold
Smith made u few remarks on the i'm
portance Of the elections this year
Mr. Smith is a candidate for the re-
Among those present were Mrs. o.
II. Weller. Mrs. Eugene Stevens, Mrs.
+. G. Getzendanner. Mrs. Coke, Mrs.
George Chadwick. Mr.. and Mrs Rob
ertson of Glen Echo. Mrs Shallen-
hearger. Mr.. and Mrs. George Pariseau,
Mrs. Eugene Hartnett and Enoch G..
johnson.
Susan Il. Anthony Foundation
An executive meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Corbin Thompson, 1909
Buchanan street, on July 80. Plans
were made for a theater party to
take place during the month of Au-
gust at the National. 4 social hour
followed. The hostesses assisting Mrs.
Thompson and her daughter were
Mrs. II. McKenna. Mrs. Florence
Adams. Miss Caroline Adams, Mrs.
Clara OBrien McCrone, Miss. Mar
Garet O'Brien, Mrs. l.. Chamberlin,
Mrs. Lucy Shaw and Mrs. Anthony.
Mrs. Theresa Dean, writer, was the
guest of honor.
The WOmen's Club of Chesapeake
Beach, Md, gave a successful dinner
al the Breakers Cafe July 81, when a
substantial purse of money was real
lied to be applied to the purchase of
the Town Hall, a recent acquisition
of the community, through the eff
forts Of the Women's Club. The
members who contributed to the sue
cess Of the function, many of them
Winter residents of Washington, were
Mrs. John f. Donald, treasurer; Mrs
fioyd, MISS fIoyd, Mrs. Brady, Mrs.
NentZell. Mrs. Cora Burns, Mrs.
Bessie Owens, Mrs. Talbot. Mrs.
Selinger, Mrs. Entenmann, Mrs
Cronie. Mrs. Mamie Klein. Mrs. Lee
Manders, Mrs. Strouse, Mrs. Will
Manders, Mrs. Garland, Miss Daven-
port, Miss Roberts, Miss Grace Har-
wood. Mrs. Cora HARDWOOD and Mrs.
Smith.
Inc club is particularly grateful
TO Roy. the proprietor of the Break
ers. who was most generous in Civ
ing the use of his place for the dinner.
ana also to the. help in the Kitchen