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

ton and that they be prepared to vote
intelligently.
Mrs. J. Enos Ray, chairman of APP
piled education. reported the work OF
her department and told of the home
survey being made throughout the
State.
Mrs. w. A. Bobb reported for pub.
| Lefty and urged all clubs to use tn,
columns of newspapers more.
Miss Blanche Clark. county home
demonstration agent, gave a report o
| the class in nutrition held in her of
| nee In Hyattsvil,e January %, ant
announced the next class in thi,
series would be held at her ofiic,
February Is, at which time foods fol
: or year old child will be taken up
taken up.
Miss Clark Is chairman of the bet.
ter homes movement for this county
now on foot and told of the frs
meeting of her committee She asked
the cooperation of the clubs making
up the federation in f.. making the
movement a success.
Mrs. A. K. Lee. chairman of club
extension, reported on her work and
also urged the clubs to arrange tC
| exhibit at the county fair at Upper
Marlboro this Fail.
The time for paying annual dues
Tor this year was extended to March
J, but all clubs must pay by this time
IN order TO vote in the annual meet
ing the coming Spring.
1t was announced the State fedora
ton would hold its annual conyen
ton this year in Annapolis.
A motion was carried to invite the
HI Girls Clubs OF the county to send
representative to the fedora ion's
executive board meetings.
The +. r. D. luncheon will be held
at noon February 16 at Hotel Roose
welt.
All resident and visiting =. f.. Os
are urged to be present.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent,
No. i, Daughters of Union Veterans
OF the Civil War, had n splendid at
tendance at its meeting Monday.
The president, Anna H4ee. presided
and Mrs. Minnie Watson, Mrs. Sara
w. DemoreSt. Mrs. isabelle BontZ and
Mrs. Anna Horn substituted for alb
sent officers. Among the guests were
Maj. II. l.. Dean. Col q II. Oldroyd
and Messrs. Percy Foster and Irwin
Taylor.
Three new applications for mem
bership We're read. The following
We're initiated into the order: Mrs.
Aiic" i. Whitclaw. Mrs. l.. X.
shrievc. Mrs. L. {. r. Chase, Miss
II. l.. Joiliff, Mrs. NJ. A Fuhrmann,
Mrs. {. H. Doyle. Mrs. y. G. Lyons,
Mrs. y. X. Winner. Mrs. T. :. Deit-
rich and Mrs. s e. Stockmer.
1t was learned with regret that
Mrs. NJ. Y. Fauth was very i'll. This
is the first time in years that She
has not filled her official chair Mai
II. /. DEAN gave "A splendid talk.
The announcement that Col. q. II
Oldroyd will give an illustrated lee
ture March i on his tramp through
Ireland, Scotland and England will
be joyously received by every one
Reports We're given by chairmen of
floral and relief committees. The
meeting WAS closed with IL" usual
exercises
The Noteless District of Columbia
League of Women Voters Will hold
its forum luncheon ut the clubhouse
OF the American Association of Uni
verSity Women. 1884 I street We'd
nesday at l pm, Butler Wright,
Assistant Secretary of State, will he
the guest of honor and will speak on
The Functions Of the American For
eign Service Abroad" Reservations
should he made To the chairman OF
the forum committee. Mrs. Charles
McNary. at the Mayflower Hotel.
ON Tuesday. February %. the
league will hold its monthly meeting
in the Mount Pleasant branch of the
Public Library. Sixteenth and La
mont streets. at PIN. at which
time Mrs. Harris Baldwin. national
chairman Of living costs of the
League OF Women Voters, will speak
on THE Tariff in Its Relation 10
the Home" The public is invited TO
this meeting.
The Philo-C Classics held its current
meeting at the home OF Mrs. }. w.
F'rizzell. Arrangements are nearing
completion for the observance of
Philo- Classics day. an annual day of
frolic In the club. The chosen date
was April %. this being the birthday
anniversary of Shakespeare, whose
plays are being studied. Following
the business session, characters were
resumed and the reading of Romeo
and Juliet was continued.