Evening star., 1927-10-23

feet above sea level La PaZ was
visited also: although IL Is the highest
capital in the world. lying at an alti-
tude of II 900 feet it Is still in basin.
At Valparaiso. Miss Meyers made a
visit to Vena del Mar, where she
found the flowers excelling even those
of California. At Valparaiso. she left
the party in order to make more
extended stay at Buenos Aires. From
that point she made the trip to the
IguaZu Falls. "A thousan nd miles. a great
part of which was by river. These
falls are 30 feet higher than Niagara
and twice as wide.
Friendship Circle Of the Florence
Crittenton Home was entertained at
it's monthly meeting, October II, by
Mrs. Lansdale, 1422 Irving street
northeast The occasion was devoted
to general discussion of matters of
interest, particularly concerning the
circles part in the annual bazaar 20
he held at the MayflOwer Hotel the
latter part Of November. Plans were
also considered for a card party dur
Ing the early part of November.
The Curley Club met October 13. at
which time the president, AloySus Me
committees. as follows: Entertain
ment. William Boyd: dramaticS, John
Donnelly: welfare, Miss Mary l.. Me
Gee: membership. Thomas Mulhcrin:
audit, Miss Agnes BroderiCk; pub
iicity. Miss Monica Gordon. The
chairmanships of the remaining com
mittees will he appointed before the
next meeting. to be held October p,
at Hotel Gordon. The executive com
mitteA met at the home of Miss
Gretchen Baden. Tuesday evening,
when plans for the years activities
were discussed Mr.. Boyd. chairman n
of the entertainment committee, an
nounced that plans are under way for
Halloween card party and dance To
be held at .ihe Chestnut Farms Dairy.
Twenty-Sixth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, October %.
Woman's Club Of Ashton Heights
Mrs, Florence Cannon will BE the
principal speaker at the regular So
cial evening of the club Tuesday eve
ming and will talk on County Govern
mpnt =" This should be subject Oi
interest to every resident of Arlington
County and it is desired that every
member be present. Mrs. Cannon will
answer any question the members
NAV ask concerning any branch of
county government. Refreshments
will he served during social hour.
Woman's Club of Bethesda. - On
Tuesday, October %, the first com
mittee day" of the club year will be
held at the home of Mrs. W. J. Mont
gomery. 1872 Davis street At ii
a m. the department of applied educa-
na piV :.
planning it's musical appreciation proJ-
ect. The luncheon hour will be ex-
tended until 2 o'clock, giving an OPP
portunitY for old members to meet
new ones and for general discussion OF
club problems. Mrs. +. r.. Middleton,
chairman Of the department of inter
national relations. is to have charge
OF the afternoon program. introducing
William Tyler Page, clerk of the
House of Representatives. who Will
give a talk on matters imminent Tor
discussion before the coming Con
gress which vitally affect our rela'
tions with foreign countries.
The interest OF local clubs and par
| ent-teacher organizations is being
stimulated by the efforts of Mrs. Nina
Church Brann and the members of
her subcommittee of the department
of education, in carrying out Mrs.
Harriet Hawley Locher's plan for musi-
cal appreciation work. On October
Is, at the Colony Theater. the hostess
es for the Saturday morning children's
program We're Mrs. Sheridan Ferree,
Mrs. G.. Muller, Mrs. Frederic Stetzen
and Mrs. James Lunney. The man
ager. Mr.. Eitrus, jr., was present to
offer every courtesy, and the organist,
Mr.. Reese, was most helpful in his in
depreciation of the inspiring musical
numbers At the Ambassador. Mrs.
Thomas Pyle and Miss Genive Bor'
deaux continued in charge of the sing
ing and recognition tests. Capt. Kuhn
was present with Troop II. the Be
| thesda Girl Scouts who were in charge
of :he patriotic service. Mrs. Alex
Ashley. president of the Chevy Chase