Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-06

( ~ S4Aott ASilei, MIS-. owen j. Davis
1 Mrs. Herbert w. Willis, Mrs. William
| l.. Fulton, Miss Ottilie Theobald Miss
| Carolyn I. Warren. Miss Mary Louise
| Meuser, Miss Margaret b. Cornell
Miss c. Louise Phillips, Mrs. John S.
! Dorsey, Mrs. Blanche Hyde, Miss
! Mary w. McNair Mrs. Ward II.
| Bowen. Mrs. Henry De Forest Ralph
| Miss Katherine b. Whitehead, Mrs
Ernest l. Lewis. Miss Minnie Vera
i Sandberg, Miss Jane f. Crawford,
Mrs. Lawrence Cowle Phipps, Mrs.
| Edward M. Wallace, DIR. Blanche M,
| Haines, Miss Mary Rose, Mrs. Ida
Gordon Williams, Miss Jessie Coope,
Mrs. Amy FL. Webster, Mrs. John
Stapleton, Miss f. Agnes Dillon, Miss
Bertha E. Pabst, Miss Eleanor Hen
Gerson, Or. Lulu /. Waters, Mrs.
Charles d, Hamel, Mrs. Frederick
Crawford, Mrs. w. Duvel. Miss
Mary Louise Chace and Mrs. Charles
G.. Griffin.
The WOman's Club of Bethesda will
meet Tuesday, 2 pm, at the home of
| Mrs. Wilson Offiltt, Wisconsin avenue
| at Bradley lane. The principal
| speaker of the day, furnished by Mrs.
w b. n. Brooks, chairman of fine
arts, will be Mrs. A. B. Barber of
Bradley Hills, who will talk on CO.
temporary art.
At the executive board meeting held
az Inc nome Of Mrs. Earl w. Chafee
Iuesday many subjects of importance
10 the club were discussed and pre-
pared for presentation to the club at
ITS next meeting. The chairman of
the building committee, Mrs. Elisha
Hanson, made a detailed report look.
ing toward the erection of a club home
IN the near future. 1t was suggested
that plans, elevations and specifica-
tons for club building, embodving
the club requirements and not to eY
ceed the sum of $4,000, of a type
suitable to the pronertv on w.h4o'
is TO be built, be solicited to be used
an conjunction with lac lidn.s a.
IN hand, for comparison, the architecr
of the accepted plans to be the suner.
vising architect when the project is
carried out. March Is is the date
limit set for the submission Of plans
ana architects are requested to have
sketches in by that time. This stem
| Is the outcome of years of planning
and work, and if carried throlIph
now will put the Woman's Club of
Bethesda in position to be of even
greater service in the community.
Wlth membership of nearly a hun.
area, club home is now necessity
besides being of inestimable vaIne r.
the section. ~
On February 18, at the new home of
MRS. j. Frederick Imirie, on Watkins
avenue, Bethesda, and under the chair
nanship of Mrs. Imirie, two card
| pafles VIII be given for the benefit of
Inc pudding fund, one at 2 pm. md
The other in the evening at $50
owing to the space limitation. reser.
Vatlons Will have to be made early
ana the membership is urged to make
| TINS club reunion and make IN tables
LOT either the afternoon or evening
tickets VIII be available within the
next two or three DAYS.
announcements are now going out
TO the clubs throughout the countv
on the play contest being snonsoreg
by the Woman's Club of Befbasda
Inc names of the judges will be made
pubic in the near future.
Inc hostesses at the coming Febru.
aTy meeting are: Mrs. A. r. Shepherd
MRS. G. w. Hayes, Mrs. l.. IT Lewis
MRS. v. NJ. Dorsey, Mrs. II. r. Kenner
Mrs. j. c. Wallace and Mrs. Iamas
X. Ellis, chairman.
Prince Georges County Federation
Oh Nomen's Clubs.--An executive
committee meeting was held at the
!: w. Z. A. rooms Friday morning
with a splendid representation from
the animated clubs. Reports were re-
ceiVed IRON all departments of work
anu pans Tor future endeavor present
gu. Inc president, Mrs. j. Enos Ray
| presided. The next executive com
mittee meeting viii be held March II
On February rs at 1870 pm. Cameo
Theater, Mount Rainier, Md. an insti.
| tute VIII be conducted for the burmese
or explaining all the departments OF
work under which the federation oper
ates All club members and their
| Irlends are urged to plan now for
this meeting
Community Club of Landover.-The
monthly meeting of the club was held
at the home of Mrs. Wade Sheriff on
January 20. The social service chair.
| man, Mrs. M. Rea, reported calls
| upon the sick since the last meeting
or the club; other committee chair
men have likewise been active.
After general discussion of the
teachers retirement bill, the club
voted to indorse this project.
The business session occupied two
hours of the afternoon, at the con.
'A|h VI WHICH d SOCldl per1Ou was
enjoyed,
Woman's Community Club of Belts
Ville.--This club met at the home o
| Mrs. Sarah Brandon for it's January
| meeting. In the absence of the presi
| dent Mrs. w. p. c. Coe, Mrs. II. II
| Converse presided. The treasurer.
! Mrs. Fay, reported paying of $40 as
Christmas Gift to the Branchyille
| Fire Department. A gold piece was
given to Mr.. Wells, gatekeeper at thu
| b. g. O. r. r. crossing, in appre
citation of his faithfulness and care o
| the school children in crossing these
tracks. Mrs. Fay, chairman of socia
service committee, reported sending
plants and cards to the sick of thu
community, and Acknowledgements
We're read
| DIR. K. j.. Kirkpatrick, United States
! Department Of Agriculture, read a pa
| per on 1.-THE Rural Church In It's Rela.
! ton to the Standard of Living" He
was assisted by Miss Patterson in dis
| playing some charts in regard to
| standards found by the department
| An informal talk followed The re,
mainder of the meeting was turned
into surprise party for Mrs Bran,
don, the occasion being her birthday.
The chairman Of each committee
responded in fitting manner, clos.
ing with the presentation of a
pocket piece" from the finance
committee, a birthday cake from
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