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evening at the nome or Mrs. r. j.
Stoddard, 2019 y street. 8 o'clock.
A short talk on an exhibition Of Ori-
entail art will follow the brief business
meeting. Through the courtesy OF
Harry Wardman, future meetings of
the association will be held at the
new Carleton Hotel. Sixteenth and X
streets.
Chapter b. p. f. O. held its first
Fall meeting September % at the
residence Of Mrs. Della S. Pitcher,
1910 Mckinley street. Following the
business session a program was given
and reports received from members
as to activities during the Summer.
Mrs. Ida Williams. Miss Emma +.
Shrine and Miss L. Myrtle Mccoy
assisted as hostesses.
The Political Study Club will open
this seasons activities Saturday at
2:30 pm. in it's new headquarters at
the Washington Club. Mrs. Clyde
Bruce Aitchison, the president will
preside. Program to be announced
later.
The Cultus Club met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. William X. Cooper
Tuesday. The meeting was called to
order by the president. Mrs. w. j.
Dyer. The members responded to roll
call, giving pleasant experiences or
their Summer vacation. Mrs. William
NJ. Steuart read a paper on STAINED
Glass Windows" and Mrs. Appleton
Clark gave a Travel Talk"
The Petworth WOman's Club met
Monday in the Petworth School.
Seyenty-six members were present
M1c Fra 0lS n
Swartz, presided. The philanthropic
section, which met September 21, re-
ported working on dresses for the chill
dren of the Gospel Mission. Mrs. T.
S. Tincher, chairman of the art sec
ton. announced that Mrs. Ellis Logan
would be a guest at the next meeting
of this section, October 28. and would
talk on Current Art of Washington"
All members Of the club were given a
cordial invitation to attend this
meeting.
Final plans for the picnic to be
held at Vacation Lodge Tuesday have
been made by the hospitality section.
A card party will be held at Joppa
Lodge November .: both afternoon
and evening. Mrs. Writ Taylor, Mrs.
r. e. Tuney and Mrs. Lawrence Klare
are in charge.
Mrs. F'rizzell. chairman of the
American home in the District FEEDER
alton of Women's Clubs, addressed
the meeting. talking on the various
problems which confront the Ameri-
can home, and stressed the advisable
ity Of the early training of children
in the religious life of the home. The
home section served refreshments.
Florence Crittenden Baby Lovers
Circle, No. 1.-After the vacation
time members Of Circle No. met with
Mrs. c. w. Seibel, at 1909 Gallatin
street. September 20, the regular
meeting having been postponed on
account Of the baby show. In the alb
president Mrs. Frank Kreglow pre-
sided. Mrs. c. w. Seibold. Mrs. VIII
liam Hessick, Mrs. I. Pridgeon, Mrs.
A. Byrne, Mrs. A. Craig, Mrs. A.
Eccard, Mrs. John Beha, Mrs. Harry
Simpson and Mrs. Frederick G. Cm-
hau were present.
Appropriate resolutions were offered
on the death Of Mrs. Arthur Jones.
who was a charter member of this
circle.
Plans for the Winters work were
made respecting the bazaar, card
party, etc.
The representative of the board
gave an interesting report Of its acttvt'
ties and read an article on the begin
ming Of Crittenden work.
Baby Lovers Circle, No. 1, will meet
with Mrs. w. Hessick at 1923 Mon
tague street, October %.
The Executive Board of the Mont
gomery County Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs will meet Tuesday at IL
am, at the Montgomery Country
Club in Rockville. The newly appoint
ed chairmen, who have been working
throughout the Summer. will have
definite plans of their activities for the
coming months to lay before this
meeting, and, therefore, the president,
Mrs. o. C. Merrill, has set aside one
half hour before the meeting, from
1890 to II am, for conferences OF
chairmen and officers who may desire
an opportunity to discuss their plans
before the meeting.
At this meeting the date is to be
decided on for the semiannual session
Of the county federation to be held IN
Rockville in November.
Only one change in chairmen is an
nounced and that is the challmanShlp
of the committee on the American
home. The new chairman is Mrs.
Harry 3. Humphrey of Cabin John'
Nd. The other chairmen remain as
previously announced. and are as fol'
lows: Applied education, Mrs. Ivan
Weld; conservation, Mrs. b. I; FL
more: credentials. Mrs. Jones Hoyle;
club extension, Mrs. Richard Waters
fair, Mrs. George NJ. Hunter; fine
arts. Miss Annie Wilson; legislation.
Mrs. Lewis W. Call; press and pub
licity, Mrs. James True; resolutions,
Mrs. Frederick Weston; scholarship,
Mrs. G.. Albert Scott; social service
Mrs Darby Bowman
The hostesses for the day. members
of the executive board. and whose
guest the county federation is, are as
follows: Mrs. Eugene w. Scott, MRS.
j. 8. Nicholson, Mrs. Thomas Grlfnth,
Mrs. j. Darby Bowman. and Mrs.
George NJ. Hunter. AS this will be
the first board meeting OF the season
and will mark the opening of the fed
eration's activities for the new year
II is hoped, because of the Importance
of getting off to a good start, that
there will be a large attendance.
The Executive Board Of the Wom-
ans Club of Bethesda met at luncheon
Tuesday at the home Of the president.
Mrs. Earl w. Chafee. This meeting
was a conference of officers and chair
men to get an understanding OF the
work of the various newly organized
committees, and a general outlining OF
the work to be accomplished during
the coming months. Many OF the
chairmen came with carefully pre-
pared programs and much enthusiasm
was manifested in the activities to be
undertaken this year.
The regular monthly meeting of the
club will he held next Tuesday at Z
p.m., at Wild Acres, the home OF Mrs
Gilbert H. Grosvenor, and Will be oe-
voted entirely to the discussion OF tne
programs of the committees Tor the
wear and the usual business OF the
club. No speaker will be supplied. but
this will be a very important meet
ing as it marks the opening OF the
Ia ax.czo affanda nee