Evening star., 1927-10-23

Woman's Club, was a hostess at the
Chevy Chase Theater, with Mrs.
Henry C. karr, Mrs. Walter NJ. Clark,
Mrs. Leonard Nicholson and Mrs. Rob
ert Hagner representing the Bethesda
Club. Troop Al. Capt. Peters leading.
gave the salute to the colors in an inn
pressive formation and a special f1lm
called attention to Girl Scout week.
Capt Chafee. Troop Al, led the sing
ing. On October - Navy week was
observed at all three of the Stanley
theaters, The hostesses were Navy
women, and through the courtesy of
| Admiral Willard. commando OF the
navy yard. the Navy colors, accom-
panied by the color guard. were pres
ent 20 take part in the patriotic pro-
gram at the Ambassador
/ The Writers League Of Washington
| will meet in the Thomson School Fri.
day meeting. Those to appear on the
! program are: Mrs. Jane Love, Miss
| Leila Green, Felix Schwarz and Mrs.
| Murphy for stories, and Miss Turner
| and Mr.. Cottingham for verse.
! At the last meeting Mrs. Rittue re.
/ ported that she had placed her poem.
/ 'Beiated Wooing," with the Buffalo
| Arts Journal
! Mrs. Margaretta Wilcox read her
/ story, "EXiled to- Paradise" which she
/ sold recently to McFadden. 1t held the
/ deepest interest of all.
Mr.. Herndon gave two poems, "To
/ Mr.. Schreiner" and Lines 10 Nv
/ Hostess" the latter written while he
| was Ill, and treating some of his expe.
/ riences in humorous vein.
/ Miss Leila Green. newly accredited
member read her feature story, "The
hermitage, recently published in
the National Republic, with illustra.
| tions.
Mrs. Rittue's poem, aurora An.
swers," was enjoyed by all.
The close of the contest was post
| poned TO November il.
The Study Club of I.anham. Md
/ met Wednesday with Mrs. Willard
/ Goss as hostess, assisted bv Mrs
| Grinder and AIRS. John Rector. The
meeting was opened by the singing
OF the club song, Our Pledge. -
Luncheon was served and the usual
business meeting followed. A com
mlttee was appointed with Mrs. Irv.
ing Payne as chairman TO make plans
to beautify the school grounds. Mrs
f-oeh Toole read paper. the subject
being The World, Where 1t Came
From, How 1t Is and What It Is
| Headed For"
CrittentOn Wheel CIub.-The first
! meeting of the club for the season
was held October 13, at the home OF
| Mrs. Miriam Alvord, the hub" 1925
Huntington street, with IS in at
tendance. At the business meeting
following luncheon, the members re
| ported on work accomplished during
the Summer for the Crittentor
bazaar, to he held in the ballroom ot
the Hotel Mayfiower, November 2S.29
The Wheel Club will conduct a kitchen
utility booth
Summer "reminiscences were the
subject of many of the responses tc
roll call.
ing library in the club as a source oi
revenue.
The next meeting will be with Mrs
Harriet Stran, S27 Decatur street, or
October 27.
The WOmen's Home Club of North
Beach, Md, met Tuesday evening al
Thomas Circle Club, which will be the
regular meeting place every third
Tuesday for the Winter season. Miss
Edna DeNeale presided. Plans were
made for the clubhouse at North
Beach to be completed by next season
The standing committees for the year
were announced as follows: Mrs
Charles Ecker, membership; Mrs. Ro
sale Shaw, ways and means; Mrs. A
Cady, civic; Mrs. Grace Ryon. educa
tional; Mrs. Fowle, program; Mrs. Eu
gene Mcdowell. publicity; Mrs. Ed
ward Widdifield. hospitality; Mrs. 10
seph Royal. sick; Mrs. Oscar Marshall
auditing; Mrs. Thomas Calver, by
laws; Mrs. John Stack, historian, and
Mrs. Walter Haring, custodian.
A social evening followed in which
the husbands of the members partici
pated as we'll as number of other
visitors. Instructive and interesting