Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-07

| January 2s Mrs Washburn spoke on
the Cook Peary controversy. Mrs. Ide
told of a visit to the Crittenton Home
Mrs. f. j. Price reviewed the ante
| cedents Of Queen Victoria, and Mrs.
Ellis G. Schultz, a guest, recited THE
House With Nobody in It," Games
rounded out the afternoon. Mrs.
Pauline Potwin, 2842 Twenty seventh
street, viii entertain the club Thurs
day.
The Woman's Club of Cottage City
Md, held its monthly business meeting
| Tuesday night at the home OF Mrs. 7.
Weston Scott, Barney street. Com
| mittees were appointed as follows
Membership, Mrs. w. A. Preston,
Mrs. Ross Gray; sick. Mrs. Martin
DeWaters, Mrs. T. Weston Scott;
| ways and means, Mrs. F. +. Green
| wood Mrs. Z. j. Wilson, Mrs. ii. b.
Straight: American home. Mrs. ]. b.
MARSHALL: schools, Mrs. A. G. Craig;
publicity, Mrs. w. A. Bobb; library,
Mrs. George n. Wells.
An appropriation of $50 to the Cot
tage city School was voted by the
club to be used as the teachers deem
! best. This appropriation completes
the 800 pledged by the club to the
school last December
II was decided by the club TO ex-
hibit at the annual county fair at
Upper Marlboro next Fail and a com
mlttee comprising Mrs. J. y. Marshall.
Mrs. Martin DeWaters, Mrs. Shirley
Stephens and Mrs. A. G. Proctor was
named to get plans under way.
Mrs. A. G. Proctor, president of the
club, will entertain the organiZation's
board at luncheon Monday. Plans for
the years work will be outlined fol
lowing the March l luncheon.
The club will hold It's next meeting,
which will be IL social gathering, at
the home Of Mrs. Shirley Stephens on
the Washington Baltimore boulevard,
February IL, at 8 pm. Mrs. ". A.
Bobb and Mrs. A. G. Craig will assist
the hostess. Mrs. +. &. Drumwright
Mrs. Duehrtng and Mrs. Dean will be
In charge OF the program.
Wednesday afternoon at 80 pm.
the second meeting Of the home nurs-
ing class which has been organized
among the members OF the club and
which is being taught by Miss Ruth
h. Tighe, county public health nurse.
Will be held at the home Of Mrs. W.
A. Preston, Central avenue. The class
held It's first meeting last Wednesda Y
afternoon at the home If Mrs T. +.
Greenwood, Ii members attending. The
length of the course Is about / =
weeks. meetings to be- held at the
homes OF the various "stud.rts'' each
Wednesday afternoon.
The Alunnae Of the University Of
Michigan was entertained at II buffet
supper January 80 at the home Of Mrs
Herman j. Trum, jr., 1892 Hamilton
street. At the business meeting which
ensued the following officers We're
elected: Mrs. Herman j. Trum. jr.
president; Mrs. Alvin f.. Evans vice
president; Mrs. George LipscoInb, re
cording secretary; Miss Josephine
Rankin, corresponding secretary; Miss
Pamela Brown, treasurer. ana Mrs.
Lewis Ely, councillor.
Home Economics Association-Tne
nutrition section met January IS with
Clyde Shunan at the American Red
Cross Building. DR.. Hazel MunseII
was the speaker for the evening She
gave ii talk on vitamines and their re-
lation To health. She explained very
fully and clearly the experiments
Home Economics Bureau under her
supervision; the use of the different
animals and how they find the general
amount Of vitamin in "A food and how
each food is tested At the next meet
ing, February Is, DR.. William Mallory
will speak on diabetes.
The North Star W. {. I. I. met
| Wednesday with Mrs. + {. BrinIey,
! 1904 Delaheld place. Fifty members
We're present, with the president. Mrs.
Orrel Moody In the chair. Mrs. Emma
Sanford Shelton, president Of the Dis
| trict W. {. 7. T., gave a word of
greeting and extended an invitation to
the Frances T.. Willard memorial serv.
ice To be held in StatUary Hall at the