Evening star., 1928-11-25

was on Precious Stones and Their
Tradition" read by Mrs. Robert B
Bare.
The roll call was responded to by quo
tations from the sayings of Sadi.
Refreshments were served.
Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief Corps
met Tuesday night for annual inspec-
ton by Mrs. Tillie D. Entrikin, assist
ant department inspector. who praised
the president, officers and members
tor excellent work. The senior vice
department president, MRS. Charlotte
NJ. Cary, attended with the following
department officers: Mrs. Della
O'Brien, Junior vice department presi-
dent: Mrs. Anna Horn. department
chaplain; Miss Augusta B. Palmer, de-
parement counselor; Mrs. Nora b.
Beattie. department patriotic instructor;
Mrs. Louise Watson, department press
correspondent. and Mrs. Mamie Palmer
Dorsey, senior aide.
Mrs Marion Tolan was initiated Into
the order.
The chairman of relief, Mrs. Caroline
M. Curry will distribute Thanksgiving
baskets. Reports were made on men,
berS and comrades of the Grand Army
of the Republic, who are convalescing.
Mrs Plumb spoke of her visit to Mrs.
Kalstrom: Mrs Mandy called on COM
rade ShortSleeves, and Mrs. McDoweAl
told Of Comrade Ryans condition. Mrs
Oldroyd brought message from Col.
Oldroyd expressing his appreciation OF
the flowers sent to him by the corps.
Mrs. Cora Mandy was appointed chair
man Of the rummage sale.
National general orders we're Teao
by the secretary, Mrs. Marion B. Parker.
An appropriation was made Tor the
| Berry schools In Georgia.
Mrs. Cary spoke OF an entertainment
for the World War boys at st. Eliza.
beth's Hospital, for which donations OF
cakes were received.
Mrs. E. Helen Temple, president,
presented the inspector, Mrs Entrikin,
with a gift. The honor guests were
Post Comdr. Samuel G. MaWson,
chaplain: Theodore Brown, Maj. NC
Dowell and Comrades Parker, Bonney
and shortsleeves. Earlier in the eve
ming the comrades of the Grand Army
of the Republic attended a banquet at
the Raleigh Hotel.
The visiting members were Miss
Jennie L. Hamilton, Miss Alice Spear,
Miss Eta Moore, Miss Alice Engle and
Mrs. Schultze.
The WOman's Club Of Chevy Chase
Md.-"The campaign was all new TO
Mr.. Hoover-he never had to sell him
self to the people before" said Miss
Mary cambridge Hayden. in a talk on
| Campaign Experiences" at the Mo-
vember meeting of the club on Wed.
nesday. Miss Hayden was one OF
| three Associated Press representatives
| accompanying Mr.. Hoover during the
recent campaign. Mrs. William G.
Dennis presided at the business meet
! ho iy1tTnSiIYPtinTa
/ the speaker The following were elect
ed to membership: Mrs. Lewis r.
Thompson, Mrs. Frank Haywood Will
mot, Mrs. William d. Henry, Mrs. Ell
mer D. Hays, Mrs. William G. McNulty,
Mrs. James r. McGrann and Mrs.
Rainard B. Robbins. Among the re-
| ports given was that Of the committee
on applied education, by Mrs. Parker
Dodge. who told Of the opening Of the
fine new school, at Somerset, Mont
gomery County, to which the club has
given $100 for the reference library.
Mrs. Dodge also said that plans have
been made for representative OF the
| District of Columbia Public Library to
conduct a class once during the school
year in the E. v. Browne School in the
use of reference library.
Mrs Edward l.. Smead of the COM
mittee on resolutions and legislation
discussed the resolution relative to ad
mitting the wives and children of i'm
migrants already in this country.
The club director, Mrs. John T. Will
son, gave an account Of the recent
meeting of the Montgomery County
Federation of Women's Clubs. and Mrs.
Robert j. Service, chairman of the
committee on public welfare, called at
tention to the great need of Winter
clothing by the Social Service League,
and also said that her committee would
have charge of the sale of Christmas
seals. which are to be distributed with
the December Bulletin.
The 275 members present voted to
accept the recommendation of the ex-
ecutive board that the club support
the movement asking for a speedy ratifi-
cation Of the multilateral treaties
The report for junior section. of
which Mrs. Hoover Is leader, was given
by Mary Jane Allen, the president of
the section. Four members of the
section, Elenor Coombs, Martha Myers,
Katherine Ireland and Madeline Adams,
were present and in charge Of sale
Of Christmas cards. Mrs c. B. Lingam-
| felter was chairman of the committee
which served the luncheon which pre-
ceded the business meeting.
The music section, Mrs Lyles Offutt,
| leader, will give musical tea tomor-
| row afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Henry N. Brawner, 1920 Rittenhouse
| street. The tea is in honor of the
| president of the club, Mrs William
| c. Dennis. and the members of the
board of the music section. There will
be rehearsal of the section Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock at the Chevy
Chase Community Center.
=! On Tuesday there will be the usual
| walk of the nature section, of which
Mrs. Harold G. Moulton is leader leav-
| ing the Chevy Chase Circle at 10 am.
and 3 pm: art section will meet at
| the home of the leader. Mrs. Frederick
r. Parks. on Hesketh street. The
speaker at this meeting will be Mrs.
| Minnigerode Andrews. Tuesday at Z
| pm. the social section Mrs. George F..
Mikkelson. leader, will give a dinner
! dance at p.m. at the Keuwood Club.
| Mrs. Roy NJ. Palmer will be hostess
and Mrs. Harry F. Lowe will have
charge Of the arrangements.
Burnside No. 4. Woman's Relief
Corps. gave a card party october IA
| at @. A. r. Hall. The affair was under
! the direction of the chairman of the
entertainment committee, Mrs Rose
Pennell, assisted by Mrs. Clara True
Mrs. Alice Meade. Miss Jennie Ham
ilton, Mrs. Cora B. Davis, Mrs. Grace
Carter, Mrs. Alice Stein, Mrs. Nettie
T,vops. Mrs. Alice Burke. Mrs. Stella
Buxton. Mrs. Rosalie Shelton. Mrs.
Adelia, Forest and Miss Adelaide Tos-
ter. Many useful and handsome gifts
were donated to Burnside by its mem
berS and friends and were very much
| appreciated by the winners.
|
tended and quite neat sum was real
lied
The president of Burnside. Mrs. Della
l.. O'Brien, visited the Phil Sheridan
Corps Tuesday evening of last week
at its annual inspection. Mrs. OBrien