Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-28

final arrangements and complete the
making Of the prizes. This meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs. II. c
! Simpson, GA UpShur street, March 10
/ Previous meetings for this work have
been held with Mrs. S. F. KregloW
Mrs A. b. McManus and Mrs. A. l.
! Craig.
! Baby Lovers Circle No. l greatly
| feels it's loss by the death of a faith
full member, Mrs. Mary Garden Smith
! The secretary was directed to write a
letter of sympathy to Mrs. Smiths
| family
Mrs. A. b. McManus. president; Mrs
Clarence Mcconnell, vice president
Mrs. a. NJ. Jones, secretary; Mrs. c
! W. Seibold, corresponding secretary
Mrs. Fl. G.. Simpson, Mrs. w. Hessick
Mrs. D. l.. Nunnally, Mrs. A. Byrne
Mrs. John Bella, Mrs. Irwin Pridgeon
| Mrs. Albert Eccard and Mrs. F'reder
| lex G. Umhau were present.
Mrs. c. w. Seibold and Mrs. w. Hes
sick will entertain the circle In March
at Mrs. Hessick's home, 1923 Mon
tague street. At this meeting the
! election Of officers will take place.
The Home Demonstration Club met
+ in Juniors Hall February is and
opened it's session by singing Mary
land"
There was an historical debate by
Mrs. Potter and Mrs. Grimes, Mrs
Luney and Mrs. Maxim. Mrs. RIFT
stadt contributed two original poems
one for each side of the debate. Mrs
Lille Stone gave a talk on Early
History Of Cabin John and Vicinity
illustrated with pictures. Mrs. Dun.
bar Stone was a visitor. and Mr.
Jewel, principal of the local school
brought the school children.
The next meeting will be held
Thursday. Miss Corwin, county
home economics leader, will have a
| class In millinery.
The Washington Quota Club was ad
dressed at it's Thursday dinner. held
at the University Club. by Nine. Pear
Metzelthin. honorary member of the
New York Quota Club, who brought a
| message for world peace. Born in
Baltimore and taken to Siberia when
a child, her education was completed
in various cities Of Europe. She re
| turned to America, teaching French
| and Latin in high schools when still
in her teens. Nine. MetZelthin told OF
her rercent trip through Europe
when she spoke to the women of Eng
| land, France, Scotland, Germany, Den
mark and Poland as a representative
from the International Council OF
! Women. She is a survivor of three
revolutions and has attended the
| League of Nations sessions. She be
lieves that tolerance and 100 per cent
arbitration will down militarsm, but
only by tolerance of nation to nation
creed to creed, race to race, that each
| ftNp,
its own background, with respect, jus
tice and fairness to one another, car
| there be world peace. The Quota Clut
| plans to attend the dinner in honor
of Miss Dell, the civil service com
missioner, to be held this evening al
| the MayfloWer. in a body as Miss Del
| is a Washington Quotarian. Plans
were also discussed for the card party
| to be held at the residence of Mrs
Pyles, 1888 10th street.
The Woman's Club of Bethesda me,
| Thursday at the home of Mrs. Ear
] w. Chafee, Chevy Chase. Md, for the
I monthly committee day. There was
| the parliamentary drill. but the parlia
mentarian succeeded in holding hel
| own. Several members took turns il
| conducting the meeting with a fine
display of ease and familiarity. The
monthly drill is accomplishing gooC
results.
Mrs. Frank c. Wallace, Chevy
} Chase, Md. gave a helpful talk OF
! the work and display of the Bureau
| of Home Economics, which is located
| opposite the Union Station.
| Mrs. Henry Jervey spoke on her ex
| periences in the Philippines, where
she went with her husband, Gen. Jer