Evening star., 1926-10-17

served to those desiring 1t, and reser-
/ vations should be made by tomorrow.
notifying the corresponding secretary,
Mrs. w. A. Bobb, 13 Spa street, Cot
tage City, Brentwood, Md.
| The Beaver Dam Club Is reached
via the Defense Highway, through
Bladensburg and Cheverly. for those
| going by automobile. Members of the
Cottage City Club and, Housekeepers'
Club of Decatur Heights will be on
hand at the Bladensburg School to
convey delegates and other clubwomen
who reach that point by bus.
| All clubs will be interested to know
that the Year Book" is now in press
and glad that their history will help
make the book invaluable as a fedora
| ton record.
A meeting of the Year Book" COM
mittee will be held tomorrow. at 1890
am. in the tower room," Hecht S,
for work on final details.
The Quota Club held its luncheon
meeting Thursday at the University
| Women's Club, 1884 Eye street.
Miss Janet Lake gave a review of
the work of Mrs. Marie Moore Forest,
director of drama and pageants and
community secretary, this being one
! of a series of classification talks.
Miss Margery Libby told 0f the
| many beauties of her native State,
Maine, and urged at least one vacation
| In the Maine woods.
| Miss Violet Pammel made her re-
| port on the inter-cities meeting which
was held tn Scranton, Pa. October 8,
| and gave brief outline of the pro-
| grams of the other clubs on the girls
| service work, which is the main activ-
/, ity Of Quota International.
| The remainder of the time was de-
voted to the discussion Of plans for
| the clubs first anniversary dinner, to
| be held at the Willard Hotel October
20. Mrs. Helen Ray Hagner was made
| chairman Of the committee.
Mrs. John G. Capers, president Of
the club, presided.
The Petworth Woman's Club held
| its sixth annual picnic Tuesday at Va
| cation Lodge, Cherrydale, Va. Seven
| ty members and four guests were
present The president, Mrs F. S.
| Schwartz. ladies of the hospitality
| section and the executive committee
who had charge of this picnic, were
\ at the lodge at an early hour to well
come all members and guests ON their
! arrival. Just before assembling in the
| dining room, Mrs. Morris, member
| Of the Washington Opera Co., enter
tanned the club by vocal selections.
| With the club gathered around ta-
| bles filled to overflowing with many
good things, Mrs. Ellis Logan, chair
man of the department of arts Of the
District federation. asked Divine bless
| ing.
The literature section of the club
| met at the home of Mrs. w. S. Ryon,
1923 Decatur street, Monday evening
with % members present and the
president. Mrs. F. S. Schwartz. Mrs.
Fits, chairman of the section. brought
| the meeting to order at pm.
Each member in the group gave a
short talk on her vacation of the past
Summer. Some interesting trips by
automobile through the various States
were described. The New England
States were much discussed, and all
agreed as to their grandeur and
beauty.
Mrs. Anna Williams read a paper
| on THE Russian Players" Mrs. Mel
by Gilbert Emery, THE Hero
Refreshments were served by the
hostesses. Mrs. Ryon. Mrs. Tincher,
Mrs. Knowlton and Mrs. Church. The
assembly will meet November with
Mrs. F. Weihe at 1000 Marlboro place
Federation OF Republican Women
OF Montgomery COunty.-A large
| amount of routine business was dis
posed of at a meeting of the fedora
ton called by the president, Mrs. John
A. Holmes. Thursday afternoon. The
Republican headquarters was the
place of meeting, and after the bust
| ness session tea was served. The
two woman candidates on the Repub
lican ticket of the county were pres
ent, Mrs Edward L. Stock, candidate
for the State Senate. and Mrs. Eugene
T.. Stevens, on the ticket for the House
OF Delegates. An address from each
soutlined her platform. Mrs. Stock is
the first woman in the United States
to win on the primary ticket for
State Senate, which has caused favor
able comment in the papers through,
out the land. Mrs. Stevens is widely
known in club circles, having been