Evening star., 1926-10-24

man and Mrs. Arthur Hayes. Music
Mrs. Charles E. Haupt, jr., chairman;
Mrs. Walter Gilbert, Mrs. James Cliff
and Mrs. E. d. Cummings. Ways
and means-Miss Mabel Peabody,
chairman; Mrs. Alonzo Tingley, vice
chairman; Mrs. Charles F. Consaul,
Mrs. Louis Meyers. Mrs. l. N. Fluckey,
Mrs. Charles L. Parker, Mrs. Arthur
hayes, Mrs. Jason n. Pierce, Mrs.
Il. ). La Fetra, Mrs. Webster Ruck-
man, Mrs. John OConnell, Mrs.
George r. Ide, Mrs. George P Tucker,
Mrs. John F. King, Mrs. Robert Camp
6eil, Mrs. w. Herman, Mrs. Edgar
Merritt. Mrs. Hersey Munroe, Mrs.
Frank Cardene, Mrs. Harvey Gram,
Mrs. Jennie White. Mrs. Frank B.
Bourne. Mrs. w. Hill, Mrs. F. G.
Pomeroy. Mrs Carlton Ball. Mrs.
Susan Adams and Mrs. Harry Austin.
Service-Mrs. s. S. Gannett, chair
man; Mrs. Price Claf1in, Mrs. c. r.
Bradbury, Mrs. II. p. Gould, Mrs.
Margaret Howard. Mrs. Mary Story.
Mrs David Oertley, Mrs. Walter
Clift. Mrs. A. L. Barr, Mrs. Louis
Meyers and Mrs. K. f. Parks. Con-
stitution = Mrs. Jason Waterman.
chairman; Mrs. Charles Zimmich and
Mrs. H. NJ. Sawyer. Membership
Mrs. A. L. Kendrick. chairman; Mrs.
r. V. Hamilton and Mrs. Mary Story.
Press-Mrs. Edwin A. Mess, chair
man.
The officers whose duties for the
Winter season began at this meeting
are: President. Mrs. Hannah Over
street; first vice president, Mrs. Edwin
A. Mess; second vice president, Mrs.
e: F. Consaul: third vice president,
tary, Mrs. James Cliff; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Frank Garden, and
treasurer, Mrs. Henry Myers.
The Hostess. Mrs. George P. Tucker,
was assisted by Mrs. c. G. Abbot, Mrs.
Harry Austin, Mrs. A. L. Barr, Mrs.
Frank Brown and Mrs. Robert Camp
bell.
Mrs. George r. Ide read three selec-
tioins entitled Twice Times One"
Adventure" and What Makes a
Home" Mrs. Frank Hiram Smell
Russia, where she visited Moscow and
Leningrad.
Mrs. James Cliff, accompanied by
Mrs. d. B. Mcleod at the piano, sang
Song of india" by Riniskv.Karsa-
koff; "Berceuse" by Gretchaninof:
"At Dawning," by Cadman, and "My
Dear Jerushy," by Gaynor.
Arrangements are being made for
a card party to be he'd November 6,
at 80 pm. in Hecht's Auditorium for
the benefit of Friendship House.
WOman's Club of Chevy Chase.-The
literature section met Friday after
noon at the home of the leader, Mrs.
Harold G. Moulton. Mrs. George S.
Jamison read several poems from the
recently published book of Lizette
Woodworth Reese. Mrs. Victor Whit.
lock gave brief survey of the edi-
torial changes on some of the best
known magazines. Mrs. William M.
Clark was In charge Of the hour of
biography. Three books, of the many
available in this day of much bio
graphical writing. were chosen-the
lives of statesman, an explorer and
a scientist. Meade Minnegerode's
Aaron Burr" was reviewed by Mrs.
Raymond L. Sanford. Sven Hedin's
own story of his adventures was pre-
sented by Mrs. Frances B. Silsbee.
Mrs. Winslow H. Herschel gave the
outline Of Paul de Kruif's "Microbe
Hunters"
The music section of the club will
hold its first rehearsal on Wednesday
at 10 am, and on Friday, October 29,
at pm, will give Victor Herbert
M 1,ruSiedi az tue nome OF MRS. X. j.
Whfteford. The section urges new
members of the club to join their
chorus and all members of the club to
attend the musical.
tea will be given by the social sec
tion at the home of Mrs. Jere J. Crane
on Tuesday at 4 pm. The guests of
honor will be the members of the ex-
ecutive board of the club. the new
members of the club and their
sponsors.
League Of American Pen Women,
District Branch.-This year will be
an unusually active one for the
league, according to the plans out
lined by the president, Mrs. William
Wolff Smith, and her executive board.
All of the activities will take place at
the clubhouse, 1909 H street, which