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ana committees were given. Tearbooks
were distributed Two candidates were
elected to membership. An appeal to
help save Old Ironsices was read. Mrs
Herbert gave an. account of the life
and deeds of Walter Haynes who came
from England and settled in Sudbury,
Mass. In 1888 After adjournment OF
the business meeting social hour
with refreshments was enjoyed.
writerscraft CInb.-In spite of the
fact that there were Is persons present,
the club held an interesting meeting on
October 10. at the home Of one of the
members The following sales were re-
ported: Article by Clara Manderschied.
lone of Our Spring Duties, to the
PLAY Goer: article by Clara Mander-
schied. Alexander Graham Bell-Hu-
manitaria1." to the Play Goer; greeting
card verses by Leila Green; article by
Leila Green to the Classmate; short
story by Fred Mclaughlin. Clarence" 8"
to Fiction House; short story by Fred
Mclaughlin. Sons of Mars" to Fiction
House; short story by Fred Mclaughlin,
''Gray Bird" TO Fiction House; review
hy Clara Manderschied. The Psychol-
ogy for the Writer" published by Har-
per's: poem by Mrs. Love, The Earth
Child" appeared In the September is
sue of the Century.
AlAGI llNIllo VA DuSAlACSS NCAE 0AoIbSSCQ
( Elizabeth Hartman read a short story,
''The Ghost Of Pine Land" which was
criticized by the club. The next meet
ing will be held october IL at Central
high School Community Center, pro-
Vided a room can be obtained for that
evening definite announcement will
appear later Interested visitors are well
come to all club meetings.
The womens Home Club of North
{ Beach. Md. met Tuesday evening IN
tts rooms at the Thomas Circle Club.
The rooms we're made exceptionally at
4active by the flowers presented by
Mrs. Marian M Mclean.
The newly elected president. Mrs,
Grace L. Ryan. presided The club
announces the following officers for the
coming year: Vice president. Mrs. An
ME ]. Smelling; corresponding secre-
tsry. Mrs. Walter Redrow; recording
secretary, Mrs. James S. Frasier treas
Hrer, Mrs Lillian c. Timberlake.
The president appointed the follow
inr committee chairmen: Membership
Mrs. Edward Widdif1eld; hospitality,
I Mrs. Eugene c. McPowell, ways and
means. Mrs John Shaw; civic, Mrs.
Appleton Cody. club house, Mrs.
Charles Miller: education, Mrs. r. E.
Fisher: sick. Mrs Joseph Royal; calen-
car, Miss Edna De Nesle: custodian,
Mrs. c. E. Casassa: historian, Mrs Will
liam E. Pairo; parliamentarian. Mrs,
John Stack and publicity, Mrs. Ray
nlond J. Bowen.
Interesting plans for the Cnsuing
year we're discussed. Mrs. Jessie Beard
end her special committee are work
ing on cook book. which will be pub
lished in the near future. A card party
will be held tomorrow evening at Oy-
Eter's Auditorium. The public is invited.
The club will serve a dinner election
day, November 6, at North Beach.
Wcman's Club Of Chevy Chase, Md
The executive board was entertained at
luncheon Wednesday by Mrs. Roy F.
Steward, Mrs Russell F. Mcbride and
Mrs. Lyles Offutt at the home of Mrs.
Steward, on Shepherd street. After
luncheon the board was called TO order
for the business meeting by the presi-
dent, Mrs William c. Dennis The
following members were present: Mrs.
y. Harvey Sargent, Mrs e. Burton Nc
Colium. Mrs. John T. Wilson. Mrs. Karl
c. Corley. Mrs Frederic E. Harrington,
Mrs. Frank NJ. Hoadley Mrs. William
Lawrence Fulton. Mrs. Marvin Earring
ton. Mrs. Charles w Pimper. Mrs. Ed
ward l. Smead. Mrs. George w. M.
Vinal Mrs. Frederick D. Ricfey. Mrs.
Robert ]. Service. Mrs. George S.
Jameson. Mrs. George F. Mikkelson,
Mrs. Harold G. Moulton, Mrs. Chauncey
DsDew Snow. Mrs. Frederick r. Parks,
Mrs. Hoover Hanger and the hostesses.
Mrs. Joseph T. Mcguire. who will be the
club representative in the play contest
to be sponsored by the Montgomery
County Federation Of Womens Clubs
this season. was also guest
Each member of the board made q
report either of meeting already held
by her group or the plans for meeting
in the near future. The social section
leader, Mrs. George F. Milzkelson, stated
that her section met on October 2, when
plans were made for the October party
of the section She also announced
that her group was planning some spe-
cial work for shut-ins. to take the form
Of automobile rides, reading, etc.
Mrs. Moulton. for the nature section.
reported that her section is meeting
each Tuesday morning for a walk. On
Tuesday about 19 members made the
trip to Sherwood Forest, where the day
wa spent swimming, canoeing and pic
nicking generally.
The junior section. under the leader
ship of Mrs. Hoover Hanger. met Thurs
day at the home of the leader in Ca
tl1edral Mansions. After the business
meeting. which included plans for the
Winter activities and the election of
oficers, the hostess served tea.
Tuesday, In addition to the usual walk
of the nature section, the French sec
tion. Of which Mrs. Chauncey Depew
Snow is the leader. will meet at the
home Of Mrs Alan z. Gray. on Shep-
hsrd street. On Friday the literature
section. Mrs. George S. Jameson.
leader. will meet at the home of Mrs
Tyler bennett on Grafton street
The first club meeting of the season
will be held Wednesday. 2 pm, in the
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
Luncheon will be served from I2:45 TO
1:So o'clock, one table to be reserved
for members of the French section.
This guest speaker will be Chao Chu
wu. special envoy of the Chinese gov
eminent, whose subject will be Present
Conditions in China"
Mr. WI is the son of WI Ting Fang,
who represented his country as Minister
to the United States in Washington
some years ago. The special envoy was
then quite q small boy attending the
Force School. on Massachusetts, ave-
RE. and later graduating from the
high school at Atlantic City N. J.
Chevy Chase Florence Crittenton
E,ircIe.-At the meeting Of the circle on
l1ESIay, cb JI1c noIilc Ol ME ooocpAl L e
Mcguire, plans were made to have the
next meeting November 13 at II am,
IT the home. Castle View. followed by
luncheon. Chevy Chase Circle will have
card party November IS at the VII
isge Inn
Curiey ub-Arrangements have
been completed for the first large dance
CT the season. to be given under auspices
Of the club, in the oak room of ths
Raleigh Hotel October 90. Proceeds
from the dance viii BE- devoted to the
Archbishop Curleys scholarship fund.