Evening star., 1926-10-17

ingS of the literature department, par
liamentary drills and discussions will
be conducted by Mrs. George w. Ash
worth and Mrs. Lewis Merriam.
The Park View Women's Club met
at: the school October" at 8 pm.
Two important matters were dis
posed Of: The change of meeting
night and the Fall party to be held in
lieu Of the Spring banquet. The third
Wednesday of the month was decided
upon as being the most suitable night
for regular meeting. The arrange.
ments for the Fall party We're placed
in the hands of Mrs. Evans with a
committee Of four to help. and it has
been decided to give a dinner and
theater party on the evening of Oc.
tober 26-
Committee reports show an auspic-
ious opening for the years work. The
balance in the treasury is especially
gratifying.
With Mrs. Dalwick as active chair
man of the literary committee. the
first meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs Evans. November -.
Mrs. FELTON, is in charge of the art
committee. The first meeting of the
committee will be held at the home of
Mrs. Murray, 4722 Eighth street, and
luncheon will be served at 1 pm.
The membership chairman. Mrs.
Standish, reported two new members,
Miss Betty Faris and Mrs. Thomas
Manning.
Mrs. Beardsley, chairman of the
dramatic committee, introduced Miss
Oak, who Is in charge of the dra-
matte work of the community
center. Miss Oak gave an outline of
her program for the coming year.
Glasses will be held every Wednesday
evening. in the school
The speaker of the evening was
Mrs. Abrams, vice chairman of the
legislative department of the General
Federation of Women's Clubs.
The Shenandoah Chapter, u. ID. c.,
held it's first business meeting of the
season, October 8, at the Confederate
Memorial Home. The chapter, as a
whole, was pleased that it's president,
Mrs. N. F. Rabner could accept an
other term as president. All the other
officers were nominated for the same
positions.
Tive Susban II. Anthony Founda.
ton held a preliminary meeting in
the Hamilton Hotel October II. Mrs.
Anna f. Hendley, who has worked
for IA years to make her dream of a
temple in honor of the great suf-
fragist come true, finds that now she
has literally created the foundation
for that structure, her work of out
side campaigning prevents her serv.
ing longer as president of the organi.
zation. She, therefore. asked to be
relieved from the presidency and was
succeeded by Mrs. Clara OBrien Nc
Crone. Mrs. Hendley was elected
honorary president and Mrs. Nanette
Paul honorary vice president and
legal adviser Of the association. A
rising vote of thanks was given both
for their long and active work in
honor Of Susan B. Anthony and for
the foundation which will one day
rise in her name. Other officers were
elected and a board of directors, head
ed by Mrs. Hendley and Mrs. Paul.
resumed its meetings and will enjoy
one of its outings tomorrow. Auto
mobiles will convey the members to
the home of the Misses Stabler, Edge
wood, Sandy Springs, where luncheon
will be served.
The District Branch of the Catholic
Total Abstinence Union of America
met at the home of Mrs. A. ]. Dris-
coll, on Woodley road, Wednesday
evening. Judge William H. De Lacy
presided. The guest of honor and
speaker Of the evening was the ma
tional president, Rev. Peter J. O'Cal-
laghan, D. d. He spoke of the re-
vived interest among the subordinate
branches of the union since the an
nual convention held here in August,