Evening star., 1927-11-13

Columbia Wheel for the year 1a27'l92a
at the meeting October 81 were:
Mrs. Paul Moore. the axle: Mrs. A
+. Hheinstrom, axle No. :: Mrs. Anton
Stephan. axle No. 3: Miss Marion
Smith. secretary: Miss NJ. Is. Burk,
holder, assistant secretary; Mrs. Aireu
Anthony, treasurer: Miss Eertha Nails
registrar: Miss Helena O'Connell, ms
torian; Mrs George w. kernodle.
chaplain; Mrs. Lueiia Montgomery
MacKennan, parliamentarian.
The axle will announce cEaifmeh
and committees at later date.
Mrs. Paul Moore. the newly elected
axle. or president. of the local chapter
of the Wheel Of Progress. Is one OF the
| Younger members OF the orGaniZatloh'
| She is of fine Virginia ancestry. a
momber of the southern Socle,F' me
Dixie Chapter Of the u. d. C.. the Nir-
cinia Society and. through h9f nus
band OF the Ohio Society.
The As You Like 1t Club of Ger
mantown. Md. met recently at the
home of Mrs. Hobart Isamsdeil Oh
Gaithersburc, with Mrs. T.. II. Waters.
president. in tn: chair. The roll can
was responded to by current events.
Thursday, November 10, the members
went to Rockville and worked for So
charge of a committee composed OF
Mrs. j. r. Waters, Mrs. s. Waters and
Mrs Joseph lIowes. Refreshments
were served.
Til, Woman's Club Of Bethesda met
Tuesday at the Battery Park Commu'
nitv House with the following mem.
bers as hostesses: Mrs. George Il.
Pariseau. Mrs. j. Il. Crutchtield, Mrs
j. NJ True, Mrs. George Unmacht
Mrs r. Is. Lawrence, Mrs. Robert
Sears, Mrs. Rowland Marshall Mrs.
George A. Follett, Mrs. Walter Nj.
Clark, Mrs. Lawrence Turvllle. Mrs.
Henry c. karr The program feature
for the afternoon was an Illustrated
travel talk on Peru given by w. G..
Parkinson of the Carnegie Institute
who described in particular. village
ar. rural life of the peoples living in
tho high Andes region.
The construction committee report
cd that the contract for the clubhouse
had been let and that ground would
soon he broken on the site at the cor
ner of old Georgetown road and So
noma road. This conSummateS the ef-
forts of the loyal women VINO for
many years have worked toward the
ideal of club home where every de-
partment activity will have room for
EXPANSION and where the club as
whole can he Of increasing service to
the Bethesda community.
The president, Mrs. Elisha Hanson.
announced that in conformance with
the plan adopted at the last council of
presidents of the State federation,
which she attended in Baltimore on
October 25. she was taking the motion
picture committee out of the depart
ment of education and making it a
special committee with Mrs Nina C..
Brann as chairman. This committee
already has a record of definite accom-
plishment in its musical appreciation
work at the Amha ssador Theater. In
the report stress was laid on the Op-
portunity now being given the club to
have part in cultivating a taste for
good films and good music in the chill.
dren of today who will be the citizens
of tomorrow. Country Gardens by
Percy Granger. and the songs. Lit
tie Gray Home in the West" and
Loves Old Sweet Song" were used
in th' children's program at the Am
hassador yesterday morning. with
Douglas Fairbanks in The Mark of
Zorro" as the film feature.
District of Columbia Home Eco.
n0mics Association - The November
meeting of the food and nutrition sec
ton will meet at 3 pm. November Is
in the Red Cross National Headquar.
ters, Seventeenth and ID streets
George Mitchell of the United States
Department of Agriculture will speak
on Tea. IT. Qualities and Sta uda rdS -