Evening star., 1927-04-03
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with Mrs. Appleton Clark.
The Woman's Club of Chevy Chase,
Md.-Ths Beethoven musical, ar
ranged by Mrs. Carl G.. Stuhler, and
hjven Monday afternoon in the home
fof Mrs. George Gravatt, on Leland
street. under the auspices of the
music section of the Chevy Chase
woman's Club, was one of the most
interesting of the series arranged lor
the season. -
Mrs. II. w. Gillett read paper on
the life of Ludwig van Beethoven
Mrs. C. v. Inlay and Mrs. +. A. lduIi-
newell at the first piano, Mrs. STrace
Jackson and Mrs. T. w. NorcroSS at
the second piano, played scene py li'e
Brook" from the Pastoral symphony
The third number was e.o, sLao,
when Twilight Weayes, AZ ols' =
! Minuet in G.. sung by Mrs. NJ: y
y Guthrie Mrs. w. A. Domer ana Mrs:
Carl St,,hler. Several pictures OF
Reethoven were shown and two Oh ms
con,nositions were played on the VIC
troIa with explanations by waiter
Damrosch. The fourth number was
A reading by Mrs. II. II. heroey, tell-
ing the story of Beethoven MooIl-
tight sonata" The next NUMBER was
-, hv~a guest artist of the club,
Mrs Archer L. Haycock, who sang
with a Painted Ribbon, accompanied
at the piano by, her mother MIS-.
Teireh The program was closed with
,ha .sConcerto." played by Mrs. lmlay
and Mrs. Hunnewell.
ne. was served and the hostess was
assisted by Mrs. William M. Freeny'
Mrs. Pearce Rayner. Mrs. w. M. NOT
cross, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Roger " nue.
Hord and Mrs. Flippi Gravatt.
Tbe civic section of the club held
,ts monthly meeting Friday, at lO:5o
m in the Chevy Chase Library
Sayuinpr for social service and reaulng
- ranorts of the various chairmen or
the section occupied the hrst hour'
At 1110 Mrs. Raymond B. Morgan
,1nder the auspices of the conmitlee
on international relations, talked aoou.
the "Situation in Mexico, ana at
1I.aA "The Junior High School in GEN
araI and It's Relation to Montgomery
To,1nfv in Particular was discussed
hv r w. Pyle, principal OF Bethesua'
Hirh school. At pm. the paflla-
Ynentary law class met with Dr' bohi-
berger. ..,a...
The monthly French section meet o
.na will be held "Wednesday AT a:So
n,s, at the home of Mrs. Miles. Ss0T
Toceivn street. Nine. Butler wlH ao-
dress the section. Ar
THE juniors of the club, under the
IaaAershin of Mrs Stephen l.. IapoF,
Xviii meet with Miss Helen Chanee,
610I Connecticut avenue, on Inursuay
from 4:30 to pm. a..
The art appreciation section nau Hs
,,.ra nization meeting at the home OF
AIRS walter Miles, 1907 Jocelyn street.
This new section has as its object the
study and appreciation of art. Ihere
will he tours of the art galleries, Win
a Iacfurer to tell of the fine points OF
naintings. The meetings Will be nela
monthly at the homes or the meInpeLs
to study period furniture. tapestries
rugs and decorative art IN tnc noni. q.
Groups will be formed to work IN
v,hatever medium most appeals to
each member.
II. &. Grant Circle, No. /, Ladies OF
the Grand Army of the Republic, met
Tuesday with the president, MATS,
Olive G. Johnson, in the cnair.
The meeting opened with the salute
In the Stars and Stripes ana the
singing of Guard the Flag.
Other officers present were: MRS.
Laura A. Lennon, secretary Mrs.
Anna Benton. registrar; Miss Emma
r. HAYWARD, treasurer; Mrs. Joseph
inc Barbour, chaplain; Mrs. Mary u. |
Fortier, conductors: Mrs. Emma IL.
Hempler, musician, and Mrs. Esther
NJ Sloss, guard.
Clara Bowling were both sick, MRS.
Renton acted as senior vice president
and Mrs. Sloss acted as junior vice
president. Mrs. Annie Smith acted
as patriotic instructor in the absence
of Mrs. Dolly King Mulligan.
The illness of Mrs. Hildegarde Nc.
Clure and the death of q brother of
Mrs. Dora j. B. Hendrix were re-
ported and the sympathy of the circle
was sent TO Mrs. Hendrix.
4 The circle disposed of 10 tickets Tor
the benefit dinner held by the Daugh.
ters of Veterans, u. S. A, on March
29.
The general orders of the ladies Of
the @. A. r. and of the department
of the Potomac, G.. A. r., were reAo
and both gave information In regard
to the national encampment to sbe
held in the Fall
The circle was organized April II.
and on Tuesday, April II, this year
the president hopes that all members
in the city will attend and help com
plete arrangements for the pupac cele,
bration in honor of the birthdays Oh
the circle and of Gen. u. 8. Grant /
after whom the circle was named. The
meeting closed with the singing OF
rAmeTica.
Inc AS IOu k@thC II AtuO VA oCAhA
town Nd, met with the president,
Mrs. r. H. Waters, March %. short
business session was held. The topic
Of the paper for the meeting was
MARYLAND" written and read by Mrs.
Frank G. Schaeffer. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs. VIII
liam Waters, April s.
The CurIey, Club met at the Hotel
rso~No~ ~, March - the president,
AIoysfus A. McGarvey, presiding.
During the meeting, reports were
rendered by chairman OF the various
committees. Rev. Father Francis x.
Cavanaugh, spiritual director OF the
club, gave the members a talk.
After the business meeting was ais
pensed with, the young men OF tns
club gave an entertainment IN Which
They burlesqued the past and present
administration of the club. The Cur
ley Club has been in existence Tor
nearly five years and during that time
has had three presidents, Miss Mary
L. MCGEE. who was also the foundress
of the Curley Club; Fred Fraser ana
Aloysius A McGarVey, president at
the present time. The members par
ttcipating in the entertainment were
Aioysius A. McGartey, Richard Stew
art. Roland Highland, Luke O'Reilly,
Harry Candee. Harry Keegan. Ray
Mullee. William Boyd, John Donnelly
and John MuIvaney.
The members of the club had q
hike last Sunday afternoon.
The entertainment committee held a
meeting at the home of Miss Genevieve
Wall PAT Twelfth street southeast,
March 20. to discuss plans for an en-
tertainment and dance TO be given by
the club and the Cecilian CUB the lat
of