Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-25

bylaws of the International Soropti-
mist Club were discussed and adopted.
Mrs. Helena Reed, president. presid-
ing. A half hour was devoted to va
cation talks given by members of the
club and reports Of chairmen of COM
mittees were given and a program was
mapped out for the Winter. Peggie
Albion spoke briefly to the club of the
Saturday Evening Concert Club now
being formed. John NJ. Hager, direc
tor Of Market Survey, Department of
Commerce. will be one Of the speakers
at the club luncheon Wednesday. Mr.
Hager has made the first compre
hensiye survey of commercial struc.
lures in the United States as a whole.
Mrs. Henrietta Bolton will also speak
on The Girls Friendly" an Episcopal
organization.
The Argyle Study Club will resume
ts meetings tomorrow at the home OF
Mrs. A. II. Horton 1907 Gallatin
street. Luncheon will be served at
1 pm. Mrs. Cox will give a paper
on Jeanne Dare" which starts the
seasons study Of women in history.
religion and politics.
WOman'S Community Club of Ken
sngton. the arts and science depart
ment, under direction of Mrs. George
Snyder. will meet every Tuesday at
! pm. in the new arnory on Con
necticut avenue. All members Of the
club are invited to attend.
Holy Cross Alumnae Association
In pursuance of plans outlined at a
| meeting held during the Summer.
members Of the board met Monday at
| the home Of Miss Patricia Sullivan
| 1913 Quesada street. to decide on ar
rangements for card party and en-
| tertainment to be given at Wardman
| Park Hotel, November Z. Among
! those present were Miss Julia Ken
| nedy. president of the association;
| Miss Louise barr. vice president; Mrs
/ Frederick j. Rice Mrs. George 7.
! Thomaides. Miss Eleanor Hicks and
/ Miss Eileen OLearE.
! WOmen's Club OF Bethesda.-An en-
/ thusiastic group of members met Mon
! day morning with Mrs. Harriet
! Hawley Lccher, director Of the depart
ment of public service and education
Of the Stanley-Crandall Go. Mrs
| Berlin Brann is chairman of a sub
committee Of the educate committee
Of the Bethesda Club, who will be II
| charge of the children's programs II
Crandall's Chevy Chase Theater, ant
| the committee has been working Il
make a co-ordinated program, which
| will encourage an appreciation o.
good music. The first children's day
will be October 8 and will continue
throughout the season on Saturday
mornings.
Mrs. George Pariseau, as chairma
Of the subcommittee of the education
committee, will conduct a series o
programs for mothers, correlatine
with the committee g activities during
the season. The Aims will be drawn
from the United States Children's Bu
reau. Public Health Department, ant
other allied bureaus.
The Boy Scouts of America will co
operate with the committee in patri
otto exercises which will mark the
opening Of each showing.
Members of the committee are
Mrs. Robert Sears. chairman Of edu
cation: Mrs. George Pariseau. sub
chairman of child welfare; Mrs. Berlin
Brann. subchairman Of music com
mittee. Other members of the com
mittee are Mrs. Enoch G. johnson
Mrs. William Gamble. Mrs. John j
Miller. Mrs. Earl Chafee. Mrs. Waite,
Clarke, Mrs. f. H. Hartnett. Mrs
August Humid and Mrs. Charles
| Walton.
Political School. OF
| immigration William w. Husband
will speak at the second session of
the Political School sponsored by the
Federation of Republican Women OF
| Montgomery County, of which Mrs,
| Edward l.. Stock is chairman. Dis
cussion Of new immigration bill will
come up before the next session OF