Evening star., 1926-03-21

HioWt Nitli wal fctttdIlSt WCi q
quickly distributed with a call for
more.
The date for the rummage sale was
fixed for April 12 to April II. The
old-fashioned candy pulling entered
into for social hour proved Won
derful asset to create merriment and
good feeling.
March II was an evening well
spent in hearing the beautiful lecture
given by Col. o. Fl. Oldroyd, 1t was
we'll attended and highly appreciated.
Music was furnished by Miss Lillian
Palmer, Mrs. Clara G. Mckee. with
Mrs. II. A. Sutton as accompan anfst.
Flowers were presented to Col. Oid-
royd by Miss IIage in behalf or the
tent, to which Mrs. Q. II. Oldroyd re-
sponded.
The Womau's Club Of Chevy Chase.
Nd.-A meeting of the junior mem
hers was held March IL at Friendship
House as the result of the invitation
of Miss Rurklin. The girls brought
their own lunches and were served
hot chocolate. The regular meeting
was held and Mrs. Bethel, who has
been conducting. for the girls,
course in parliamentary law, gave her
usual talk. She also presented Miss
Joe Stevens, president of the club.
with d gavel. The remainder of the
evening was spent very enjoyably by
the girls, as they joined enthusiastic
ally in the usual Friday night actiV-
tiles. The next meeting of the club
will be held April 16 at the Chevy
Chase Library.
Tuesday, Mrs. n Il. Bull. assisted
by Mrs. A. r. Crane. Mrs. A. j. Nay,
IoI ~ MVarS
Mrs. G. r. Wagner, Mrs. Newman
Little and Mrs. Jere Crane. will give
a tea at her home, 37O9 Northampton
street. from to pm. for the new
members of the club and their spon-
Sors.
A card party, for members of the
social section and their husbands,
will be given at the home of Mrs.
Frank Wilcox. $500 Meadow Lane,
Tuesday evening at .. Mrs. Walter
Johnston. Mrs. Frank Wilcox. Mrs.
John J. Byrne. Mrs A. =. Crane, Mrs.
p. NJ. Anderson, Mrs. c. S. Penn and
Mrs. l.. f. kneipp are in charge of
the arrangements for the party.
On Wednesday at 1890 am. the
music section will hold its rehearsal
in the Chevy Chase Library.
The Friendship House Nursery Aid
met Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Harvey B. Gram, 1885 Girard
street. the president. Mrs. Edgar B.
Merritt, presiding.
The guest Of honor and speaker
was Mrs. Gertrude Bonnin Princess
Zitkala-Sa), a member of the Sioux
Tribe of Indians. Mrs. Bonnin, who
wore her native costume. entertained
with several legends Of the California
Indians, telling "Why the Bear Has
a Short Tail.' "a Wild Mountain
Flower" and THE Story of the Little
Acorn Cup"
Mrs. Wayne B. Wheeler, soprano,
gave a group Of Indian songs, her
numbers being 1.-THE Land Of the
sky Blue Water" lCadman). "Invoca-
ton to the Sun God" (Troyer) and by
the Waters Of Minnetonka" uieur-
ance).
Mrs. f. w. Enfield accompanied
Mrs. Wheeler at the piano.
The chairman OF the revision com
mittee, Mrs. Jason Waterman. sub
mitted a favorable report on the pro-
posed amendment to the bylaws,
changing the name of the club from
Friendship Aid Club" to "The
Friendship House Nursery Aid
which amendment was unanimously
passed.
An appropriation of s25 was voted
as an Easter gift to Friendship
House.
The chairman of ways and means,
Mrs. William T.. Chamberlin, an
nounced that the second of the series
of card parties being held by the
club would be given at the home of
Mrs. Arthur Hayes, 1898 Sixteenth
street. April %, in the afternoon, the
proceeds going toward the fund be-
ing raised for Friendship House.
Following adjournment refresh
ments were served and a social hour
enjoyed, the hostesses being Mrs.
Harvey 3. Gram, Mrs. Henry H
Myers. Mrs. Fl. l.. Overstreet, Mrs.
Miss Mabel Peabody.
The April meeting will be held at
the home Of Mrs. James w. fClift
4116 Harrison street. Chevy Chase
the afternoon Of April 10.
Business WOmen's Council will
meet Tuesday evening at the Church
of the Covenant. Supper will be
served from to 6 pm. At 6 LETTER.
Magnusson, who has recently re-
turned from Geneva. will lecture on
the League of Nations. At s several
short talks will be giveS on the edu-
cational work now being done in the
South by council representative.
Several musical numbers will be
rendered by the Salvation Army.
WOmen's Alliance, All Souls Church,
Sixteenth and Harvard Streets-The
Women's Alliance of All Souls
Church. Sixteenth and Harvard
streets, will hold it's next meeting in
Pierce Hall Friday at II am. when
DR.. Frederick r. Griffin of Philadel-
phia will talk on "Shrines of Religious
Freedom in England and Ireland >
Luncheon will follow as usual, Mrs.
Maud Pontan acting as hostess.
The Writerscraft Club met Monday
at the Mount Pleasant Public Library.
For a study story, Mrs. Greville read
Spare Parts" by Frank Adams. Mrs.