Evening star., 1927-11-27

w oman IN tne Home, 10 ne conduct
ed by the federation at the Hyatts-
vile High School auditorium the eve
ming of December >.
Seven episodes will depict the evo-
luton of the home. 1t has been ar
ranged by Mrs. Q. F. Cook of Ian
ham and will be under the persona J
direction of Mrs. Charles Il. ilanford
A large chorus. directed by Mrs.
Homer House, wife OF the director OF
music at the University of Maryland
will be "A feature. and there will he
Instrumental music by Miss Susie
Beall. Funds derived from the sale
of tickets will go to the Harriet T..
Brown scholarship fund Of the fed
GRAFTON.
In the first episode, depicting saw
agcry, which will he presented by the
study of Lanham, the participants
will he Alexander $. Mcloy and Mrs.
Victor Balderson.
Other episodes, the clubs staging
them and those taking part follow:
Barbarisn-Study club of Lanham.
Humphrey Beckett Margaret Beckett.
Pilgrim dayS--Woman's Club of
Cottage City. Mrs. f.. A. Richmond,
Mrs Edith Forshee, Mrs Hazel Craig
and Mrs. c. \. Locke
Colonial days-ProCrcSs Club or Col
lege Park, Mrs. Writ Harrison and
Mrs. c. S. Richardson.
Yesterday-Woman Club of Ber-
wyn. Mr. and Mrs. Il. p. Heuper.
Charlotte Klippert. Clara Shepherd,
Elizabeth MulliGan. Betty Griffith.
Elizabeth Maxwell. Eleanor Wilson.
Lewis Heuper and Charles Gahan.
Today-Chillum District Study Club.
Mrs Lulu Castle and Mabel l.. Tilp,
f.t a
portrayed in this episode
Tomorrow Club and Cur
rent Topics Club of Riverdale. DR..
{. \. Magoon. Daniel *. Moore. Mrs.
Robert McCathran. Mrs. Starr. Mrs.
j. G.. Munich. Mrs y. +. ThurSton
Miss NJ. Rlaisden. Mrs. Jessie Cooper.
Mrs John Harlan. Mrs Peter Duguid,
Mrs. r. +. Bean. Miss Nan Smith.
Miss Louise Roinohl. Miss Ellen
Heide. Miss Betty Goodyear. Miss
Helen Holmes. Isabelle Freeland. Mrs
y. L. Drake Mrs. Charles Holmes
and Mrs Louis Van Wormer. There
also will he a number of child partici.
pants in this episode.
There will be a number of others
participating in the pageant, which,
with its men. women and children of
many times and nations appearing
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unique in this county.
William Is. Cushing Auxiliary. No. 1.
met Friday night, with Mrs. Gates pre-
siding. Much excitement was in the
auxiliary when it was learned that the
home of Mrs. Gates was one of those
that was damaged by the storm of
November Is. The usual form of busi.
ness was transacted. reports from re-
lief committees were accepted and the
payment of bills. Mrs. Wallace and
Mrs. Rutledge were reported sick.
The secretary, Mrs. Bateman. read
letter from a shut-in member, Mrs
Stella Harbour. In behalf of the
finance committee, Mrs. Elizabeth II.
r. Davis presented the auxiliary with
a $50 gold certificate anniversary gift.
Mrs. Mcleod. treasurer. accepted the
gift with a short, but fitting response.
National and division general orders
were read and acted upon. Mrs Rose
Shelton, chairman of the veterans
night committee, gave a talk on the
progress of the affair and requested
volunteers to assist her. On Satur-
day at noon the annual veterans day
was observed and a wreath was placed
on the statue of Abraham Lincoln by
the president, Mrs. Gates. These serv-
ices were introduced years ago by the
patriotic instructor of Gushing Camp,
Herbert w. Rutledge, who is an active
worker for the camp and auxiliary.
Messrs. Davis. Houke, Westrater and
Ireland were Vi@.tors.
The Community Club of Landover
met at the home of Mrs. Drumwright,
Cottage City, on November II, at go
pm, the president presiding. Regu--
lar order of business was followed and
the Red Cross chairman reported
members have subscribed for 1927. A
report was made of the semi-annual
meeting of the p. G. G. F. Woman's
Club. held at the University of Mary
land.
Report of the Halloween dance
shows good returns.
Daughters of the Union Veterans
Of the Civil War, Mrs. Ellen Spencer
Mussey Tent, No. !, at the meeting of
November 21 had an unusually fine
attendance Mrs. Kathryn Rain, presi-
dent, presiding.
Several applications were read for
membership. Mrs. Mary Wingate and
Miss Louise Barry were initiated into
the order
A letter of appreciation was sent to
Mrs. Grace Coolidge for the beautiful
flowers sent to the veterans at their
banquet November II. Many letters
of regret were read from veterans un.
able to attend.
The president spoke briefly Of her
visit to Philadelphia The secretary
read general order No. of the ma
tional convention
AS this was inspection night for the
tent. the complete floor work was
complied with. Mrs. Mary Fortier
acting as inspector. highly commended
the work done by all the officers. She
thanked the president for the beauti-
full corsage given TO her on entering
the room. The usual services closed
the meeting.
The Argyle Study Club will meet
at pm. tomorrow, with Mrs. Frank
Burger, 1919 Delafield place. paper
on Victoria" will be given by Mrs. A.
II. Horton. Roll call will be respond
ed to with current events.
The Smith College Club will meet
at the A. A. L. w. Wednesday at 430
pm. Plans for the establishment of
Washington scholarship will be dis
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