Evening star., 1928-11-18

| unusual number of finished garments
returned Following luncheon the
ladies continued TO sew during the
afternoon Officers for the year are:
Mrs James A. Councillor. president;
, Mrs Fred Sells. vice president; Mrs.
w M. Mackie, recording secretary:
Mrs c. A. Thompson. corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Carl c. Witt, treasurer.
The following committees we're ap-
pointed: Ways and means Mrs. Fred
Sells, chairman; Mrs. Robert Dougan,
| vice chairman. Purchasing and work
Mrs. f, l.. Raymond, chairman; Mrs.
Arthur Hilton. vice chairman. Pub
! licity-Mrs. J. T. Marchard, chairman;
Mrs Robert Ferguson, vice chairman.
Membership-Mrs, J. H. Hunter, chair
| man.
Park View Womans Club met at the
home of Mrs. Walker, 760 Rock Greek
| Church road, November IS. The as
sisting hostesses were Mrs. Duffy and
Mrs. Hahn Following the usual OPEN
ing exercises Mrs Walker reported
| pleasing balance on hand owing to diff
| ferent activities which we're carried on
during the Summer Mrs Ashburn an
nounced that the letters relative to dues
had been sent and other correspondence
taken care of.
The phllanthropic chairman, Mrs.
Russell. reported an active Summer,
with much work accomplished Among
other things the Summer camp for
children was given S14 and S25 was
given the Red Cross for the aid of the
tornado sufferers
Mrs. Smith, chairman of the literary
section, stated that the next meeting of
the committee will be held at the home
of Mrs. L. E, FELTON, November 27, when
4 paper on Julia Ward Howe will be
read by Mrs L. E, Murray. Her Sons
Wife, by Dorothy Canfield will also be
reviewed by Mrs. Ivy Ashburn. 1t Is
planned to devote one evening during
the year to American music and one to
negro literature. Mrs. FELTON, announced
that the next meeting of the art COM
nlittee would be held at Mrs. Erwin's,
1853 Quebec street. A discussion Of the
plans submitted for the enlargement of
Park View School followed Mrs. Ruoffs
report on the subject. These plans, If
carried out, will necessitate the closing
of Otis street. Mrs. Clark read reso-
luton to the effect that the club 60 on
record as approving these plans. The
resolution was unanimously adopted
and Mrs. Hutchinson was commissioned
to read it at the meeting of the Park
View Citizens Association
Mrs. Erwin will substitute for Mrs.
Lunn as entertainment chairman until
the beginning of the year Some phil
anthropic entertainment during the
Christmas season is planned
Mrs. Walker gave an account of the
last federation meeting. Mrs Smith
and Mrs, Stitt we're appointed delegates
to the child welfare committee and the
election committee respectively An
amendment to the bylaws limiting the
membership of the club to SIS was
adopted The ways and means commit
tee has been very active in numerous
ways. Mrs. Hutchinson. chairman, an
nounced that the bridge club which
functioned during the Summer had
turned in $22, which was part of the
S25 given the Red Cross The commit
tee has again taken up the sale of
candy. which SO far has proved very
successful. A bazaar Is planned for
some time during December and a COM
n1ittee appointed to decide on the time
and place.
Those who volunteered to assist the
visiting nurses this onth were Mrs.
Pollner and Mrs. HI cher.
Mrs. Ashburn gave an account of the
last meeting of the Public School Asso-
citation. which she attended as delegate
The program, in charge of Mrs. FariS.
included several club songs, with all
present Joining.
Mrs Pitchers paper on The Gen.
eral Federation" was read by Mrs.
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