Evening star., 1926-05-09

District. Refreshments were served
at the conclusion Of the evening s
program.
The International Language Club
met Thursday evening at the nome
Of Mrs. I. B. Peters. 1913 Oak street.
The social hour, during which only
the international language was used
was interspersed with musical seiec-
tions on the piano by Miss Llillah
Peters. and accompanied on the Vloiin
by Rudolph Heman. The next meet
ing Of the club will be May IL. Any
one interested in the study OF the IN
ternational language is cordially IN
vited to attend.
The Columbia Heights Art Club
Mrs L. TibbettS Fulton was hostess
to the club Thursday. Assisting were
Mrs. James Yeomans and Mrs. Seaton,
the president. There were 20 MEM
bers and guests, who were the
Misses Doris and Mrs. Leo Manghum.
After the usual reports of officers In
teresting details on the recent tree
planting were given by Mrs. Arthur
J. Seaton. Mrs. j. +. Fowler, Mrs
Fred Heisler. Mrs. DeWitte e. Crois-
SAINT. Mrs William Clark and the
Misses Dorris. The study topic was
given by Mrs. Sara Wolhaupter, The
Potter's Wheel and How 1t Goes
Around" This paper elected much
discussion and in connection with it
Mrs. Augustus knight spoke OF Long
fellows poem, "Keramos," and read
by Mrs Grandfield. Mrs. Fulton and
Miss Seaton gave several musical Sc
lections. \ vocal hour followed. The
tea table was decorated with pink
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be with Mrs. A. l.. Tracy, May 20.
The International Association of
Art and Letters will hold a business
meeting Wednesday s pm, at the club
rooms in the Gordon Hotel. All mem
bers are requested to attend, as it is
the closing OF the season and there
are many important points 70 be
taken up.
WOman's Club of Chevy Chase
The Montgomery County Federation
of Women's Clubs will hold its twenty
first annual meeting in the Presbyter-
ian Church. Chevy Chase Circle, on
Friday. The Women's Club of Chevy
Chase will be hostess club.
The June luncheon committee will
meet with Mrs. Young w. Cordell,
207 East Underwood street, Maryland,
Tuesday. at 1870 pm.
Mrs. o. c. Merrill. president of the
club, will entertain at her home We'd
nesday, at / pm, the members Of the
executive board. The board members
of last year will also be guests of the
president at the luncheon.
The social section will give a card
party at the home of Mrs. George
Wagner, Grafton street. Wednes-
day. May 12, at pm. All club mem-
bers are invited.
The Takoma Park Civic Study
Club held it's monthly business meet
ing in the ballroom over the Takoma
Theater Tuesday. Mrs. T.. Clyde
Shade. chairman of music, led in sing
ing. America the Beautiful" and Mrs.
Arthur Gordan read the Collect"
Mrs. c. Albert Scott the president,
was presented with basket of flowers
and the club. through Mrs. Otto Veer-
hoff. expressed it's appreciation of the
work done by Mrs. Scott and espe-
cially commended her for the fine club
spirit that she has SO carefully
fostered.
Otto l.. Neerhoff spoke on Art in
the Home" He brought TO the club a
number of very fine examples of origi-
nal' etchings and several copies to
show how modern methods were re-
producing the finest works of art and
thas making it possible for each home
TO possess at least one good picture.
Mrs. f. Clyde Shade, accompa MED by
Mrs II. Seidel, sang THANK God for
a Garden" and Dreaming Time"
Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Veerhoff, Mrs. Trey,
Mrs. Gordon. Mrs. Councillor. Miss
Myers and Mrs. Whittacker attended
the Maryland State Federation of
Womens Clubs at Annapolis April -
%. Mrs. Councillor gave a report of
the Wednesday meetings, Miss Winnie
fred Myers for Thursday and Mrs.
W'hittacker for Friday.
Mrs. +. w. Pearse announced the
annual meeting for Montgomery
County on May IL, at Chevy Chase.
The club voted $36 for the scholarship
fund. which Mrs. AFRO Cory said the
club had originated years ago.
Mrs. White gave a report of the
April meeting of the District of Co
lumbia, Federation Of Women's Clubs
and Mrs. Nellie Taylor read a report
of the social service work done in
Montgomery County. Mrs. Dana
Angler, treasurer. gave a report for
the year. Mrs. Roy F'erner reported
that she had assisted in planting
tree in Memory lane on Arbor day,
for the club. The club voted support
to the Washington Grand Opera Co.
and the Symphony Orchestra, Mrs. L.
Clyde Shade to act as chairman.
A vote of thanks was extended to
Mrs. Chandler. who was instrumental
in securing the services of Angelo
Patri for community lecture, also
to Mrs. w. Stuart, Mrs. d. Stuart
and Mrs. Shade for arranging the
annual club breakfast, at which Mrs.
Virginia White Speel, Mrs. Small and
Mrs. Jamison were honored guests
and speakers.
Mrs. Mary Lamond White, chairman
of the nominating committee, an
nounced the candidates for office in the
annual election. The following were
elected: Mrs. Katherine McNary, presi-
dent; Mrs. N. Z. McIndoo, first vice
president; Mrs. Ethel Lamond, second
vice president; Mrs. Roy Ferner, secre-
tary; Mrs. Dana Angler, treasurer, and
Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Shade and Mrs.
Chandler, directors.
The monthly executive meeting and
luncheon was held at the home Of
Mrs. AFRO Cory. The executive COM
mittee gave a birthday luncheon on
of Mrs. AFRO Cory, the first president
Of the club.
The Writerscraft Club held it's
weekly meeting Monday at pm. in
the basement of the Mount Pleasant
Public Library. The program con-
sisted of sketch by ii. I1illman and
story by Mrs. Rule. E. A. Mess
also gave an informal address on
studying the Short Story by Corre-
spondence." In the absence of the
president, Mrs. Weber, vice president.
presided. Next weeks program will
include study to be presented by