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ineton. A vocal solo will also be given
by Mrs. WelleS Merriam.

kona Park Theater. March 6. After q
short business meeting, Mrs. j. Frank
Rice chairman of the music commit
tee. presented musical program. which
was we'll received by the club.
The April meeting of tho club will
be held at the usual place. the Takoma
Park Branch of the Public Library, the
first Tuesday of the month.
The Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase,
Md.--The civics section. Mrs. r. Harvey
Sargent. leader. met on Friday in the
Chevy Chase Md Library, when re-
ports were read by Mrs. S. J. Mauchley
for the committee on applied cduca-
ton. Mrs r. J. Service for the commit
tee on public welfare and Miss Emma
Hayes Heck for the committee on in
tcrnational relations. Miss Heck read
a paper on the Havana Conference.
/ Mrs. Earl H. Clapp, the club repre-
sentative on the board of the Mont
eomery County General Hospital said
4. that she would be glad to receive con-
/ tributionS to the fund for the furnish
! ing of the new nursery which the clup
! has undertaken. The program for the
/ day was in charge of the committee on
! resolutions and legislation. Mrs Charles
d. Curtiss. chairman. Because of the
! serious illness OF her husband, Mrs.
CurtisS was unable to be present. and
! Mrs. Sargent introduced the speaker.
Mrs. Laura Puffer Morgan. whose SUBJ
ject was Legislation of Immediate In
+. tereSt." Mrs. Morgan explained the
naval appropriation bill before Congress
( and discussed Brands peace proposal.
( The speaker emphasized the share that
/ every woman has in the business before
Congress and the Importance of send
| ing personal letters 10 members of Con-
nNN fyNa Ia t.N t1tN HI,t III
women are most interested. This is eS-
! pecially true in the year preceding
/ presidential election The members re-
/ manned for luncheon. the sale OF cake
and coffee benefiting the treasury OF
the public welfare committee.
The members of the music section.
Mrs. Lyles Offutt. leader, and Hern-
con MorSeil. director, gave a dinner to
the husbands on Wednesday evening at
the Village Inn, on Connecticut avenue.
The 100 present especially enjoyed the
after the dinner. The dinner was in
charge of Mrs Joseph II, De Veau and
Mrs. William A. Domer. The program
was arranged by Mrs. Marshall c.
Guthrie and Mrs. Theodore w. Nor
cross. while Mrs. j. II. Dellinger was
responsible for the decorations.
The music section Is one of the hardest
working sections in the club, meeting
each Wednesday in the Chevy Chase
tMd) Library for rehearsal at 10 am.
beginning in March and continuing
until the annual concert in May.
The executive committee of the social
section met on Tuesday morning at the
home of the leader. Mrs. George B.
/ Wagner. on Hesketh street, when plans
were discussed regarding the dance TO
be given in the Chevy Chase Library on
the evening OF April 20 and the card
party in the same place on the after
noon of April -. Tickets for both
parties may be obtained from members
OF the section, the proceeds TO be de-
voted TO charitable work of the club
The social section held its March
dance Wednesday evening in the Chevy
Chase Library. when the hostesses were
Mrs. George w. Lewis, Mrs Robert E.
Kline, ST.. and Mrs J. G. Whiteside.
The membership committee, Mrs.
Karl c. Corley Mrs. H. Dec Adams.
Mrs. Fay S. Holbrook, Mrs. Edward W.
Holmes and Mrs. Edward l.. Smead. will
meet at the home of the chairman at
II am. on Tuesday.
On Wednesday the executive board
will meet at the home OF Mrs Hoover
Hanger. in Cathedral Mansions. for
luncheon at O'Clock, preceding the
monthly business. Mrs. Hanger will be
assisted by Mrs. r. Harvey Sargent and
Mrs. George B. Wagner. AT 2:30 the
same oay the music section will give a
card party in the library for the benefit
of the piano fund. Mrs. Charles v.
Inlay is the chairman. assisted by Mrs.
Carl Stuhler, Mrs. Ray Stewart. Mrs.
Theodore 6. Josiin. Mrs. Alfred Wal
ford, Mrs. Frederick c. Smith and Mrs.
Handley D. Dale. Tickets may be Sc
rf faA
member of the section
The junior section Mrs. Hoover
Hanger. leader, will meet with Miss
Helen Chaffee. 6i0l Connecticut ave-
nue.. Thursday 10 make final arrange
ments for the musical tea To be held
Friday at pm. at the home of Mise
Mary Jane Alien. 5000 RittcnhouSe
street. when Mrs. Harry Paul Gentner
soprano. will sing. All club members
are invited
The literature section. Mrs. William
S. Garland. leader will meet at pm
Friday at the home OF Mrs o. c. Mer-
rill. West Melrose street.
The chairman of the nominating
committee, Mrs Eugene z. Stevens, will
! be glad 10 receive suggestions. in writ
ing. for the once Of president and first
and second vice presidents. The pres
ent incumbents OF these Offices are not
eligible Tor reelection.
Club members are much interested in
! the itinerary Of the officiai party from
the women's clubs OF MARYLAND 10 the
biennial convention OF the General
Federation OF Women's Clubs To be held
at San Antonio, Tex, May % TO June
7. and clubWomen intending To visit the
convention should make reservations
.lih Mrs. ]. Manning Parsons, IA Mid
vale road, Roland Park. Baltimore, Md.
/ Chevy Chase Florence Crittenton Cir
clf will meet at Castle View for nnch-
con on Tuesday 81 pm. Members are
requested 10 phone either Mrs. s. r.
Snead, Wisconsin 36il. or Mrs, Frank
III. Hoadiey. Wisconsin 1924, for reser-
Fation not later than Sunday and for
information as to transportation.
] suittand. Camp Springs. Allentown
Club. AT IN" las, meeting of this club.
which vas held at the home Of Mrs
! Kirby jenkins. Suitiand. a committee
/ was appointed to submit suggestions
/ i0r Achievement day" Miss Ethel
/ Rt9an. county home demonstration
agent, conducted demonstrations In
! Patterns That Fit" dinner was
served 81 noon and each member took
home with her a fitted pattern. The
! NEXT meeting will be at the home Of
{ ME. I1FIHS WIN 3DFFf f1jj.
Current Topics Club Of Kiverdale-
This club Was entertained at the home
u Mrs. A, +. ThurStOn. with Mrs
/ Ihursi1n and Mrs. Boyd Maris as
llOstfs8es. Mrs Luther Munson was
elected 10 membership A recent bake
sale credited the club with si9 II was
announced that Mrs Edna Reinohl
would entertain At cards March for
The benefit ~ the historical marker
fund An illustrated talk on Garden
Suggestions for the Coming Year" was
given by Prot w. r. Ballard of the Uni-
S@rsity of Maryland extension service.
The Progress Club 0f College Park ,~-.
Ine mOnLnIY meeting Will he held a