Evening star., 1927-05-15

| Tingley, 1901 Hamilton street, tomor.
| row at 80 pm. The speaker will be
| Mrs. Mitchell Carroll lecturer on
| archaeology. department of arts and
| sciences, George Washington Univer-
| sity, who will deliver an address on
! "A Summer i'm Czechoslovakia." 4
! dramatic reading, with piano accom-
! paniinent. will be given by Mrs. James
/ Gift, her accompanist being Miss
Mary Isa bel Kelly. The tea recently
given at Friendship. House by the club
was pleasant affair the arrange
ments having been in charge of Miss
| Mabel Peabody, chairman of the ways
! and means committee, assisted by
| Miss Flora Johnson, Mrs. Frank Car
den, Mrs. John O'Connell and Mrs. f.
! W. Washbufn. The children OF
| Friendship House gave program of
folk songs and dances which added
| to the pleasure OF the afternoon. A
! full attendance is expected at the
meeting tomorrow. as this is the date
set for the election of officers.
! Maryland League of Women Voters
There will be two meetings of the
| Mont ntgomery County and Prince
Georges County branches of the
! league at the University Women's
| Club 1854 I street. given under the
auspices a of the international relations
| committee. The first meeting will be
on Friday. May 20, at II am. when
| DR. Albert Fl. Putney will speak on
| "Our Policy in Central America"
! The second meeting will be held on
/ the following Friday, May 27. at IL
am when the subject will be "China,
the Present and Future; speaker to
| be announced later. These meetings
are open to the public and cordial
| invitation TO attend is extended by
| Mrs. B. Ashbv Leavell. chairman
Montgomery County League. and
Mrs B. f. Wade. chairman Prince
Georges County League.
st. Martins Girls Club held its
third annual banquet Monday night
in the gold room of Lafayette Hotel,
Just preceding and during the first
part Of the banquet the members
were entertained by the Catholic Uni.
versity Glee Club, under direction OF
DR.. Leo Behrendt. which presented a
musical program.
| The girls own program included 4
club song. composed by Miss Agnes
Purdy; violin and plano duet, by
Miss Katherine Beilman and Miss
Margaret ODea; my Old Kentucky
Home" sung by the club: violin and
piano duet. by Miss Mary Espey and
Miss Nariea King. and piano solo
by Miss Mariea King.
Miss Emma Bauer presided as toast
mistress Miss NJ. Catherine Dorsch
president of the club. made an address
and reported on the achievements of
the club during it's five years of
existence.
The Rev. Francis Y. Cavanagh,
moderator of the club, delivered the
principal address, in which he paid
tribute to the members for their
ideals and accomplishments. The fol-
lowing girls took part in the program:
The Misses Emma Bauer, Margaret
Beilman, Katherine Beilman, Vincette
Cifala. Catherine Dorsch. Helen
Dorsch, Catherine Dunlap. Mary Es-
pey. Jane Fagan. Catherine Farrell.
Katherine Hand, Teresa Hipkins,
Mary Hurson. Catherine Jackson,
Helen Jackson, Gertrude Jackson.
Mary Kelly. Mariea King. Henrietta
LoJacono. Mary Lowry. Helen Nc
Gowan, Marie O'Connor. Margare,
ODea, Agnes Purdy. Margaret Purdy.
Eleanor Roland Mary Roland and
Elsie Wenger.
Takoma Park Civic Study Club held
it's annual meeting, May 8. at the
Takoma Theater. After the reading
of the collect by Mrs w. Stuart. Mrs.
r. Frank T,ica sang Awakening. ''
| Mrs Fl. Seidel accompa MED her.
Miss Grace Frysinser from the FIX
tension Bureau. Department Of Agri-
culture. the speaker of the day. gate
| a talk on her recent trip abroad.
Mrs. Ethel Lamond. second vice
president and chairman of member
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had been added to the club this year.
| Mrs Mary Lamond White gave an
excellent report from the ID. c. Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs. Mrs.
| Fred Pearce. director to the Mont:
gomery County Federation. asked that
the club support the social service
work of the county, the Loan Scholar
ship Fund and the Travelling Library.
| Mrs. Arthur Gordan asked for vol,in-
teers to aid in the membership drive
| for the Social Service League. Mrs
Bonar Bell. chairman of education
read letter received from the Board
| of Education in regard to the pro
posed new Junior High School for
| this section. Mrs. L. C.. Hills, chair.
man of civic development. reported
! the work done for the Maryland
school and playground. Mrs. VoGt.
| chairman of hospitality, read her re-
/ port for the year. Mrs. Walter Trey.
chairman of legislation, offered two
resolutions-that suicide news be sup
pressed by the public press and that
| youths under the age of u be eX
| cluded from all criminal trials.
| Mrs E. Clyde Shade chairman Of
/ music. was given a rising vote of
| thanks for her untiring efforts to
| give the club such splendid musical
| programs this year. Mrs. Martin
| Simpson was thanked for her services
| as chairman of the flower committee.
| The club voted to give it's annual
| donation of S35 to Camp Good Will
and to pay all other outstanding bills.
! Mrs. Fred Pearce. chairman of the
nominating committee. made her re-
| port. The following officers were
elected for the. ensuing year: Mrs.
| Alexander Wetmore, president; Mrs.
| B. A. Chandler first vice president:
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