Evening star., 1927-11-06

is the new president of the assocla.
ton, Nine. Stepan PanaretoH ana
Mrs. Walter Clark are in charge OF
the bridge.
Miss Mary E. Woolley, president OF
Mount Holyoke. will be the guest OF
the association at buffet supper
Thursday. November II, at the nome
of Mrs. harrington, 6412 Connecticut
avenue. Miss Woolley is the president
of the American Association or Uni
versity Women and is coming TO the
city for the board meetings to be neid
ut the club headquarters, 1854 Eye
street.
American War Mothers.-At the
meeting of the District of Columbia
chapter. held October % at the Ham
ilton Hotel the following officers were
installed: President, Mrs. Mary L.
Shanahan; first vice president, Mrs
Gordon Seibold; second vice president
Mrs. Lucy Cash: third vice president,
Mrs. Ida Blue; fourth vice president
Mrs. Katie Gross: recording secretary
Mrs. Jennie Sauls; corresponding sec
retary, Mrs. Eleanor G. Wagner;
treasurer. Mrs. Martha c. ONeill; his
torian, Mrs. Matilda Stevens; custo-
dian Of records, Mrs. Eugenia Godfrey
chaplain, Mrs. G. b. Donch; members
of executive board, Mrs. Margaret
Warfield, Mrs. William f. Pairo ana
Mrs. Olive Carpenter. Reports OF the
national convention held in Milwaukee
September 25-October l were given by
Mrs. Shanahan and Mrs. Cash. Mrs.
n. n. Mock gave an account of her
recent visit to the American cemeter-
les in France. The Gold Star mem
horS. nf tho oh n ntnr 0nnnntpd invita-
ton to join the 315th Infantry in its
pilgrimage to the Tomb of the un-
known Soldier today.
The chapter presented bouquet of
red and white carnations to Nine.
Ernestine Schumann-Heink on the oc-
casion of her farewell concert on
October 81
Mrs. NJ. r. L. Freshel, president of
the Millennium Guild of Boston and
New York, will speak at the Health
Home, 3244 Thirty eighth street, Tues
day evening at pm.
Her subjectewill be Food for Health
and It's Relation to Mental and Spirit
ual Development Invitations are
being sent out and it is hoped that
malIy will avail themselves of privi-
lcge of meeting this distinguished hui
manitarian.
The John Eaton Mothers Club will
meet at 2 pm, November II, in the
Cleveland Park Congregational Church
directly across from the school. AS
there is no assembly hall in this very
large school, this meeting place is a
necessity. Miss Herbert of the Public
Library will speak, There will be a
social hour after the business meet
ing. Refreshments will be served
This is an opportunity for the mothers
to meet the teachers and to talk over
with them the work and development
of the school.
The WOman's Club Of WOodside.
Silver Spring, Md.-Mrs. Victor Grot-
lisch of Woodside Park. entertained
the club Wednesday afternoon, No
vember 2. 1t was decided to study
a short course in American art, as pre-
pared by the Associated Dealers in
American Paintings. An article on a
household time budget, by Christine
Frederick, was read by Mrs. II. D.
Dozier, together with parents cate
chism as compiled in the magazine,
Children.
Mrs. J. G. Pratt gave report of the
Parent-Teacher Association meeting
Tuesday evening in Woodside School.
At the next meeting. November 16,
at the home of Mrs. Ralph Lee, Mrs.
Archibald Small will speak on current
events.
The WOmen's Alliance Of All Souls
Church will meet November IL in
Pierce Hall, Fifteenth and Harvard
streets, at II am.
Following the usual business session
Mrs. y. G. 3. Pierce will speak on
Impressions of Prague" Mrs. Louis
A. Bauer, chairman of the interna-
tional work Of the Washington al
lance, will tell of the international
work accomplished by the general al
lance of Unitarian Women.
Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Bauer were
delegates to the International Con-
gress of Religious Liberals held in
Prague in September.