Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-20
NEWS OFTHE CLUBS
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sNhohdEy PRESIDENT, MfS. ANNA f.
Hendley, as a tribute to Miss Anthony.
whose life-size portrait hangs in the
room in which the cards We're played.
MISS Margaret Shanks, who nursed
MISS Anthony through her last Illness,
gave humorous sketches in Scotch and
Irish dialect. The business meet
ing of the foundation will be on Tues
DAY at pm. in the Arlington Hotel.
AT the meeting of the board last week
Mrs Virginia Peters Parkhurst, state
director of Maryland. reported q s fol-
lows: Membership contributors are:
Mrs. Jessie Wright, director of Forest
Glen School for Children: Miss Dor
Qthy l.. White. Chantry House, sans
bury, and George w Waters, 1r.
president of the Laurel National
Bank, who is also chairman OF the
board of county commissioners or
Prince Georges County. Through the
courtesy of Leonard b. MacLaughlln,
business manager of the Auditorium,
Shubert Attractions, Baltimore, 5000
birthday greetings of MISS Anthony
were distributed within the programs
of the Auditorium during the week.
They were also to Mrs. >. Johnson
Poe, through her clubs in Baltimore.
Mrs. Emma Maddox Funk, president
of the Federation of Republican Wom-
E ems Clubs of Baltimore, and Mrs.
George Morrison Gather, editor of
MARYLAND Woman. distributed them
throughout the State. William r..
Gillespie & Co. are State auditors Tor
the Maryland branch. The president,
Mrs Clara O'Brien MacCrone, urged
all members to be present at the husi'
ness meeting, and the treasurer, Mrs.
Jessie f. Deal, requests all delinquent
dues to be paid before the end OF the
season. The president and other offl-
GERS will be at the Arlington Hotel on
Saturday from to 6 pm. The honor
airy vice president Mrs. Nanette IS.
Paul, will give two Lenten lectures, on
April 8 and April 10. in the Mayf1ower
Hotel on the subject AN Old-tlme
Story Retold." She has her biblical
museum on exhibition and sale at lz-o
Connecticut avenue.
The Legion of Loyal Women,
philanthropic and patriotic organlZa-
ton that has devoted its entire time
and money to the aiding of the poor
and suffering of this city for the last
40 years, met March IA at the home
of it's president, Mrs. Agnes Barnard,
AS42 Warder street. AT the close OF
routine work and under the good OF the
order, Mrs Odell, a charter member,
gave a talk reminiscent OF the work
and development of the Legion in its
four decades, and, in the name OF the
a solid mahogany Seth Thomas clock
, in tribute to her faithful service dur
ing the past two years, and now en-
tering her third term. Later she read
a poem written by a friend of the
Legion in honor of Mrs. Barnard, who
responded in gracious return. Re'
freshments were served by Mrs. lone
Calvert and Mrs. Kathleen Gillette.
Prince Georges County Federation
Of Women's Clubs.-The executive
committee met in the clubroom, Wood
ward & Lothrops, Washington, March
IL, with a splendid representation
from all affiliated clubs. The presi-
dent, Mrs. J. Enos Ray, presided.
Department of American Home
Another we'll attended nutrition meet
ing Of this department was held re-
' Gently at Miss Regan's office, in
Hyattsville, l6 clubs having now en-
tered for study of this subject. Plan
ming and serving attractive meals was
featured. Interesting charts and novel
vegetable favors were displayed. -Four
dishes of meat cookery were prepared
and sampled and recipes distributed.
Committee chairmen for Achievement
day We're appointed and a menu con-
test announced. Each. club is urged
to submit a menu for one day, COW
ering breakfast, luncheon and dinner
for a family of father, mother, girl
II and boy 6, based on an expendi-
ture of $50 per month. This menu
is to be inclosed in an envelope ana
handed in at the next meeting, which
WIN occur at 1870 pm. Friday, April
i. at Miss Regan's Office.
Department Of Press and Publicity.
The chairman has begun work on
an exhibit depicting growth and gen.
eral activities of the County Fedora
ton, which it is planned TO have on
display at the annual meeting OF the
State Federation.
Community Club of Landover.-The
months meeting Of this club was held
March 10. at the home of Mrs. Harry
Linton, with large attendance, the
regular business session occupying
the creates part Of the afternoon. A
committee was appointed to make ar
rAngements for the celebration Of the
clubs anniversary in April 1t Is plan
ned to make this gala occasion.
Current Topics Club of Riverdaie.--
This club met at the home OF Mrs.
Charles L. Holmes, with Mrs j. Enos
Raw as the guest of the evening. Mrs.
Ray spoke on topics Of general In
terest to clubwomen. Mrs. Jessie Lane
Kelley read a paper on THE Club
woman in Legislation. bake sale
win be given March 10.
The Progress Club of College Park.
The monthly meeting OF this club
was held at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. c. o. Appieman. Plans for
the annual banquet were announced.
This is the one event TO which "hus-
bands" or guest are invited 1t
Will be held on Saturday, April 2, at
Vy,,Nx af a
dining hall This club now has
motto, IS ,mper paratus', club col
ors. oran,.e and black, and a club
flower, the Blackeyed Susan. The
next meeting will be held April l3.
Housekeepers' Club of Decatur
Heights.-The meeting for March was
held at the home Of Mrs. \. o. Brig
,han1. Interesting reports of meetings
attended were given by chairmen OF
American home, legislation. interna-
tional relations and characterization
committees II was agreed TO devote
10 minutes at each club meeting TO
reading the booklet. Know Your own
County" and voted to donate $50
toward the purchase of equipment
necessary TO bring the Bladensburg
School to standard. The special topic
for discussion at this meeting was
New Recipes" the various members
presenting recipes accompanied by a
generous sample.
The WOman's Club of Chevy chase,
! Md.--Joy Elmer Morgan, editor OF the
/ Journal of the National Association.
was ihe lecturer at the monthly meet
Il ing Of the club March 16. He spoke
on "Major Issues in Education To
day
Mr.. Morgan dealt with Tour ques'
tions
lido schools belong TO all the PEG
Die. or part of the people?