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chairman, department applied educa.
ton, held a meeting of her club repre-
sentatives on Monday, at the Young
Women's Christian Association rooms
to disseminate information on projects
to be undertaken. 1t is planned to
| conduct countrywide contest among
| the graded and rural schools in beauti
flying the school grounds, prizes to be
awarded in each class. Stress was
laid upon the need of illustrated lee
lures for the school children, and the
Importance of including one educa
| tional speaker in the club program.
Friendship House Nursery Aid Club
will meet tomorrow, l pm, at the
home Of Mrs. Carlton Ball, 3S14 Joce-
En street. The speaker for the after
noon will be Mrs. Charles Greeley
| Abbot, who will give an account of
her recent trip to India and Egypt.
The hostess will be assisted by Mrs.
Frank Garden. Mrs. William E. Cham
berlin, Mrs. Price Claf1in, Mrs. George
Gould, Mrs. s. S. Gannett and Mrs.
Mary Howard.
The Women's Club of Beltsville met
at the home Of Mrs. Fillmore Beall,
Monday, at pm, with Is members
A short business meeting was fol.
lowed by readings rendered by Mrs.
w. c. Wells. Announcement was
made Of a Christmas party, the date
to be flXed later.
The WOmen's Club OF Cottage City.
AT the last business meeting held
at the home of Mrs. Mattingly, the
president appointed Mrs. P. P. Green
wood to serve as chairman Of the
committee on education, and Mrs.
Muse Russ as chairman on legislation.
A card party was given by the club
on Monday at the f1rehouse, for the
benefit of the local fire department.
AS has been the custom each year,
members were requested to bring to
the next meeting donations Of food
to fill several baskets for needy fam
lilies of the county at Thanksgiving.
The social meeting Of the month will
be held at the homo OF Mrs. Joseph
Robicheau on Central avenue, with
Mrs. Harold Ross and Mrs. George
Mack, assistants, the program being
in charge of Mrs. Mattingly, Mrs.
Marshall and Mrs. Loche.
The Progress Club of College Park
met Wednesday afternoon at the home
of the president, Mrs. G. o. Appleman.
Several new members were presented
for nomination to membership. Mrs
Close, as director, gave a report of the
semi-annual meeting held at Beaver
Dam Club, on October %. Delegates
munity council were: Mrs. e. M.
Pickens, Mrs. Fred Clarke. Mrs. r. S.
Allen and Mrs. H. Fix.
The revision of constitution and by.
laws was discussed and Mrs. Waite,
Mrs. Close and Mrs. Creese were ap-
pointed as a committee to have the
revised matter put in printed form for
distribution. 1t was cited that in re.
sponse to a request of the club
School Slo'' signs had been erected
on the Washington-Baltim boule.
ward by the State road commission.
A complete report was read by Mrs.
e. M. Pickens, chairman on educa.
ton, who asked the clubs cooperation
in furthering the county school con-
test for beautifying the school
grounds. The clubs pro rata share
OF ST was authorized. the same to he
used in securing prizes. Mrs. L. Pow.
ers, chairman on scholarship, reported
on the work of her committee, and ex.
planned to the new members what the
loan club was doing toward providing
fund for the higher education OF
girls at the university. Mrs George
Harrison, chairman of group /, ap-
pointed by the ways and means com.
mittee, announced that the rum.
mage sale (the first of a series of
events to meet the years budget, was
a success, and a rising vote of thanks
Bwas given to this committee. Mrs.
w. E. Claf1in was appointed chairman
on American citizenship, and Mrs.
William Wells, chairman on interna.
t1onal relations At the December
meeting all members will bring with
them an appropriate motto, with sug.
gested club colors. and. by popular de.
cision, the club will adopt a motto and
colors for future use. The Christmas
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. E. Conner.
George Fl. Thomas Woman's Re
lief Corps met Friday, pm. The
president, Mrs. Louise Watson, pre-.
sided. It was annual inspection
night and the entire ritual was to be
exemplifed.
Mrs. Nora B. Beattie, who was
installed as conductor by Mrs. Mary
Howard Wingate. at the previous
meeting, acted as conductor; Mrs
Alice Spear, as assistant conductor;
Mrs. Edith Denbroder, as guard, and
Miss Augusta B. Palmer, as musician.
The department inspector, Miss Jen-
ME L. Hamilton. was announced and