Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-05

will typify the American home from
early ages to the present time.
Owing to the fact that Mrs. Ray
was delegate to the national conven'
ton at Grand Rapids, Mich, it was
| necessary for her to leave soon after
| luncheon. the first vice president. Mrs.
Joseph Blandford of Brandywine, pre-
! siding during the afternoon session.
| Mrs. Ray took with her bouquel
| of roses which was a token from the
women of the county to Mrs. Jonn
| F. Sippel. State director, who was TO
| be presented as candidate Tor ma
| tional president.
Women's Federated Club OF Seat
Pleasant. Md.-This club met at the
community house, Seat Pleasant, Nd
with Mrs. Mary V. Joseph, president,
presiding. Reports were read by mrs.
Lucy Hayes, secretary, and Mrs. Belle
Ferber, secretary.
The annual election of officers sue
ceeded the business meeting, and by
unanimous vote Mrs. Louise A.
Boyer was elected president; Mrs.
Bertha Roger, vice president; Mrs.
Olive Litz, secretary; Mrs. Ida Acuff,
treasurer; Mrs. Mary V. Joseph, di-
rector.
The Progress Club OF College Park.
This club will entertain the rural
women who are attending the short
course at the University of Maryland
June 16 from $3.50 until pm. at the
home of Mrs. w. Il. l.. Taliaferro.
1t is an annual event to give u tea to
these visiting ladies, and represents
the last activity of the club for the
Summer.
Federation of Republican Women
of Montgomery COunty.-Many reser-
vations have been received from all
sections of the State for the allday
political school sponsored by the fed.
Grafton, which will be held at Oney
Inn on Wednesday, June Is, from 10
am. to pm. The subjects to be
discussed are State and county poll
tics, the park and sanitary commits
sion and the special area created by
a bill passed at the last Legislature
combining the districts in Montgomery
County abutting on the District
Prominent speakers are promised, anG
after each lecture time for round
table discussion has been provided
The following committee is in charge
Of arrangements: Chairman, Miss
Elizabeth Reiss; vice chairman, Mrs
/ d.
button of tickets, Mrs. George
Pariseau; chairman of motor corps
Miss Grace McEween place of meet
ing, Mrs. John A. Holmes and Mrs
Edward l.. Stock.
Mrs. Edward l.. Stock chairman o.
the federation. announced that there
will be four meetings of the Politica
School, and members attending al
four sessions will be awarded a Ger
tificate.
Mrs. John C. Newell, chairman O
organization of the federation, hal
called meeting of her committee fo
this date. Her committee consists o
one woman from each precinct in tn,
county.
Any one interested who has n,
means of reaching Olney Inn com
municate with Miss Grace McEween
phone Cleveland 1897, who will pro
vide transportation. No woman il
the county should miss this oppor
tunity to learn of it's State and count,
. political organization.
".Just Sew" Circle held it's annua
? meeting May 26, at the home of Mrs
, Frank Huntington, Cohesville, Md
The following officers were elected TO
|, the coming year: Mrs. George Heb
i, bard, president; Mrs. j. A. Councillor
vice president; Mrs. Beverly Smith
treasurer; Mrs. George mccullough
, recording secretary. and Mrs. William
Mackie, corresponding secretary.
The report of the years work wa
, gratifying. After. the business of tn
club was completed a luncheon wa
served and bridge was played.
Southern Cross Chapter of U. D. c
will have dance and card part.
Thursday at Chestnut Farms audi
: torium. Twenty-sixth and Pennsyl
vania avenue. Mrs. p. T. Carter Ii
president Of the chapter, and Mrs
Harry Fulton chairman Of arrange
lments. Assisting her are Mrs. Clar
4 ence Albaugh. Mrs. Alice Ferguson
MRS. Jane Elliott, Mrs, J. j. Thomas
Mrs. Thomas Temple HILL Miss Foy
Aston, Miss Eunice Wright. Al
: friends are invited to attend.
/. ZOn.a Club.-The weekly luncheon
OF the. club was held at the Raleigh
Hotel, Wednesday, the president, Mis-
, Elizabeth Harris, presiding. Miss
:. Ida b. Earheart. chairman of thu
! program committee, presented Franl