Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-10


Cabin John, with the Home Demon.
stration Clubs of Wheaton, -Four Cor
ners and Burtonsville. were guests of
the Home Makers Club ut Breoksville.
Md. April /. In the absence of the
president, Mrs. Josiah Jones welcomed
the guests.
The feature of the day was a style
show by Mrs. Doyle of Hutzler Bros.
of Baltimore. who used the club men,
bers as models.
Miss Ruth Jones led the group sing
ing. after which luncheon was served.
This was followed by Mrs. Bryon of
the Mccormick Co. of Baltimore. who
gave a short lecture on tea and the
proper way OF making It,
A humorous sketch was given by
the Cabin John group, Mrs. Luney
directing.
Mrs. Smith spoke on why the Il
Home Demonstration Clubs Should
Organize" which was followed by a
general discussion.
The next meeting Of the Cabin John
Club will be at the home of Mrs. w.
T.. Davis. Miss Blanche Corwin,
county demonstrator. will speak on
planning the Wardrobe As a Whole"
THE Home Economics :, ssociation
child study group viii meet at the Blu
reau of Home Economics Monday,
April IS, at pm. Miss Ethel Sunny,
professor of educational psychology of
the Wilson Normal School, will speak
on 1.-THE Mental Development of the
Pre-School Child" The food and
nutrition section will hold a Joint
meeting with the Dietetics Association
at the new Y. w. G. A. Building, Sew.
enteenth and X streets. Tuesday, April
10, at s pm. Preceding this meeting
will he a joint dinner at $40 pm. Res
ervations for the dinner should be
made with Miss Louise L'Engle, Amer
lean Red Cross, not later than April
IS. Miss Bozeman, head Of the food
service department OF the Y. w. G. A,
will tell of her work and will show
guests her equipment. The textiles
section will meet April 81 at pm,
Bureau of Home Economics. c. C..
Hubbard. associate director of the Ma
tional Association of Dyers and Clean.
ers of the Bureau of Standards, will
speak on 1.-THE Utility II Textiles. :"
The Home Economics Association card
party will be held on April rs at 8
pm. at the Grace Dodge Garden
House. Those wishing to attend this
party may communicate with Miss
Mary Tate, 7S9 Lanier place.
Friendship Branch of the Sunshine
and Community Society met recently
with Mrs. G. c. Stauffer, 1901 Jocelyn
street. Mrs. Otis ]. Rogers, Mrs.
Robert Read and Mrs. Sarah Nevins
were the assisting hostesses.
The speaker of the afternoon was
DR.. Hazel Munsell of the Bureau Of
Home Economics of the Department
OF Agriculture, who gave an instruc-
tive talk upon food values and the
Importance of the diet, especially for
growing children. She illustrated her
talk with pictures and charts.
The May breakfast, preceded by the
annual meeting and election of officers.
will take place May at the May.
flower Hotel.
The st. Paul Mothers Club met
April l at the home of Mrs Grace
Cowan, 100 Rhode Island avenue. AS
sistant hostesses were Mrs. Pearl r.
Gummell. Mrs. Lillian keeton and
Mrs. Sallie Damron. The president,
Mrs. Annie Briggs, presided.
Reports were read from the follow
ing committees: Benevolence, parent.
teacher association and visiting. The
visiting committee reported SO calls
for the Month, also a visit to the Home
for the Aged at Gaithersburg, Md.
After the transaction of business.
DR.. Galloway gave lecture on social
hygiene.
The next meeting will be held May
at st. Pauls NJ. T.. Church South.
This will be a granddaughter meet
ing. The speaker will be Representa-
tive Brooks Fletcher.
The Reba Barrett Crittendon Circle
of TaEOr1a Park will hold a hAuaf1f
card party in the ball room OF the
Takoma Theater Wednesday evening.
April 20. Plans are being completed
for fifty tables of players with an
award for each table The president
OF the circle, Mrs. Horace w. Whit.
taker, announces the following chair
men of committees: Entertainment.
Mrs. Quincy l.. Hunt; patronesses.
Mrs. Otto T.. Feerhoff; arrangements,
Mrs. William Stuart; decoration, Mrs.
David Griffiths; awards, Mrs. Alice
r. Dean; scores and tailies. Mrs.
Charles Mills; ushers, Mrs. T.. M.
Haas. Patronesses-Mrs. Proctor l..
Dougherty, Mrs. J. Franklin Bell. Mrs.
Reba Barrett Smith, Mrs. Archer G..
Bailey, Mrs. John Boyle, jr., Mrs.
lie Blond Burdette, Mrs. Charles c.
Carroll, Mrs. George Grassland, Mrs.
j. 3. Gregg GUSTS, Mrs. Ira F..
Fravel, Mrs. ]. w. Graham, Mrs.
Claud Livingston, Mrs. Samuel II. Me-
Crory, Mrs. A. r. McManus, Mrs.
Henry Mum, Mrs. Hannah Over
street. Mrs. Frank Reppert. Mrs.
Thomas Robertson. Mrs. Charles G..
Royle, Mrs. Charles H.. Spencer. Mrs.
Lloyd Tenney, Mrs. Edward Ulrich
and Mrs. Alexander Wetmore.