Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-05

Hail. Fifteenth and Harvard streets,
February 10, at II am.
Following the usual business session,
Mrs. Nina Van Wrinkle of the women's
! police bureau will speak at noon
Luncheon at pm, Mrs. Walter C.
Holmes hostess
The Prince Georges County League Of
Women Voters will Join with the Mont
eomery County League in study OF po-
litical and social issues arising from
the rapid suburban growth OF both
counties.
Tho Prince Georges County League
took this action Monday. at the home
of the county chairman. Mrs. B. F.
wade. in College Heights. The subjects
IT, be considered arc Taxation, The
Maryland City Plan" and The Purposes
Of tho Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission
Miss Lavinia Enclc Of Baltimore adj
dressed the meeting. Miss Engle pointed
out the unique position occupied by
the suburbs of Washington, since the
Federal character of the Nations Cap
ital prevents its expansion. Residential
communities outside the District line
have produced a civic problem reqllir-
ING special legislation The Prince
i Georges County League will center its
activities upon this subject.
In connection with study groups.
series of lectures will be given III con-
! junction with the Montgomery County
! League. Howard Duckett OF the Subur-
! ban Sanitary Commission will be the
first speaker. February Z, at II am. in
tho University Womens Club.
| Community branches of the lcague
! we're represented at the Wade home by
! Miss Adele Stamp of the University OF
| Maryland: Mrs. c. ?, Bickford and
Mrs A. r. Gahan of Berwyn, Miss Molly
Hall and Miss Mary Magruder. Belts
Vile: Mrs. f. c. Reed and Mrs E. S,
Johnston. College Park: Mrs Raymond
Evans and Mrs. H. w. Gilbertson,
8ladensburg; Mrs. Harriet Forman, Col
lcoe Heights. Mrs Herbert Roby. Mrs.
! Z. r. Barclay and Mrs. James P. Ecan,
Riverdalc. and Mrs T. Steele and Mrs,
James King of HyattsVillc.
The Women's Home Club Of North
/ Beach neld a committee meeting ut The
home of the chairman Mrs J. M
Beard. on January 81. to make plans
| for the cook book it is compiling
! Favorite recipes Of the club members
are to appear in the book. The men,
bers will give additional help 10 the
| enterprise by obtaining advertisements
! for it, After refreshments were served
the meeting adjourned II was Sug-
! gested by Mrs f. s. Whitfield that fur
! Their plans bo deferred until after the
annual card party and dance. IN be
| held al the L'Aiglon. February 81 as
! proceeds from all activities are for the
/ same purpose. namely, the new club
house.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet to-
morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs
M E Epplesheimer. 1927 Hiatt place
/ Mrs. HELEN Mullcnbore and Mrs. Ger
! trude Smith hostesses
Burnside Corps No. 4. ". r. G.. met
! January Is al G. A. r Hall with its
newly elected president. Mrs Della l.
| O'Brien, in the chair The remaining
recently elected officers also held their
| chairs. namely Mrs Glare True. senior
! vice president Mrs Grace Carter.
! clan: Miss Jennie Hamilton. secretary
Mrs Alice Meade conductor, Miss
Sarah McMoniglc, guard: Mrs Emma
! DEAN. assistant conductor with Mrs
| Rosalic Shelton and Mrs Adelia For
! ester as color bearers Mrs. Rose Pen
| nell. treasurer. was abSen' on account of
| illness. Mrs Cora Davis was installed
/ as Junior vice president
General orders were read wherein
the corps was informed that the depart
ment convention would be held Feb
| ruary IL and Is Februar. Is the an
nual banquet will be held AT the Raleigh
! Hotel in conjunction with the G A r
! Several applications for membership
were also read BEGINNING he fourth
! Wednesday in March and every folirt II
| Wednesday following. Burnside will
! hold a social evening when IL is cx-
! pected closer friendship between corps
| will be formed az the same time real
iZinS fund for It's treasury.
! Mrs, Eettie Lyons and Mrs Stella
1 Buxton were present al the meeting
after an absence Of over year They
have been travelling extensively. going
| as far as the west coast
! Friendship House Nursery Aid Club
held its monthly meeting on Monday
! afternoon nj the home of Mrs Charles
/ G. Abbot Mrs William z. chamberlin
! president. presided and introduced the
! speaker OF the afternoon Will c Ken
| nedv. who gave a most interesting talk
on THE New Washington The assist
ant hosteSseS were Mrs F B Burns.
Mrs Frank Garden Mrs Elizabeth Olaf
/ lin Mrs. James Gift and Mrs. c. F
| Consaul
Illinois State Socieiy.--The reception
/ In honor of It's new president. Repre-
! sentative Henry r Rathbone and Mrs
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