Evening star., 1928-10-07
Continued from Ninth Page.)

Mrs. Frank M. Hoadley, Mrs. Ben
Temple Webster or Mrs. Mcguire.
The Woman's Club of Kensington.--
The first meeting of the year 192S-o--
the thirtieth year since its organization
was held Friday in the home OF the
president, Mrs. Edmund S. Noyes After
the greeting from the president, the
composed by a member Of the club,
Mrs. Chester Graham, was sung.
The guests of the day were Mrs.
John L. Alcock, president of the Mary
land State Federation; Miss EStelle t.
Moore, president of the Montgomery
County Federation of Women's Clubs,
and Mrs. George G. Shinn, president OF
the Community Club Of Kensington.
The speaker of the day was Walter
]. Quick, jr., District forester, whose
subject was IF We Would Have Forests
We Must Prevent Fires"
The officers of the club are as fol-
lows: President, Mrs. Noyes, vice presl-
dent Mrs. Edward A. Farrell; recording
secretary, Mrs. Henry M. Milburn; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Hosmer
Hartshorn; treasurer, Mrs. John T.
Williams, parliamentarian, Mrs. Thomas
T. Tremearne; director in the Nor i
gomery County Federation Mrs. Noyes,
and member on Board of Montgomery
County General Hospital, Mrs. Frank
T. Chapman.
The committees are as follows: Mem
bership, Mrs. Roy r. Graves, Mrs. Harr7
C. Armstrong, Mrs Frank T. Chapman
Mrs. Edward A. Farrell and Mrs George
Landick, ir.: calendar, Mrs. Harry G
A~,aa aekN Mre CSanrHN M AChW0rGn
Mrs. Ernest Hartshorn and Mrs. j. Ern-
est Wakefield: civics Miss Anna G. Rein
hardt, Mrs. Luman M. Cleveland and
Mrs. Charles H. Davidson; education
Mrs. Wilson L. Townsend and Mrs
Irwin H. Linton; social service, MRS
Lewis Merriam, and press, Mrs. George
Landick, jr.
StonewalI Jackson Chapter, No. 20
United Daughters of Confederacy, VIII
have its first meeting of the Fall season
on Monday, october 8, at 7:45 pm, al
Confederate Memorial Home, 1922 Yer
mont avenue.
The J. E. B. Stuart Chapter, u. ID. c.
celebrated its fourth birthday anniversary
Wednesday evening at the home OF the
president, Mrs. Margaret Cockrlll. Eacn
member presented the chapter with
silver offering. After the meeting re-
freshments we're served. Mrs. Clephane
gave the toast, wishing the chapter a.
much happiness in the future as IL ma
had in the past four years. The din.
ing room was decorated in the U. D. 9
colcrs. The hostess was assisted b!
Mrs. William King and Mrs. Alblor
Tuck.
CurIey Club-The entertainment COM
mittee has completed arrangements tol
| the Columbus day celebration to 81
given under auspices of the club IN tn'
main ballroom of the Hotel GordoI
: Octcber IL, Immediately after the regu
! lar meeting of the organization: Z
| program cf vocal and instrumental Sc
iections wiz be rendered, followed b,
! an address in conlmemoratlon OF TN
/ discovery of America. Refreshments
will be served. Relatives and friends o
members CT the Curley Club are cor
| daily invited. Miss katharine Muir
ply, Miss Margaret Mcdonald and Mis-
/ Esther Mcdonald rendered card part.
! to members Of the club at ST. Cath
crimes Home Friday evening, Septem
| Der 81, while Miss Marie Hurley wa
| hostess at a party to a number o
friends of the club Tuesday evening a
her home, 5110 Fifth street.
The athletic committee, under th
Craftsmanship of Miss Mary Edith Mul
hall, was the recipient of many con
| gratulations on the success of the frs
dance CT the season, which was held il
the Gordon Hotel September 30, a
which time about 25 couples were pres
ent. Practice was started Monday eve
ning by the basket ball and boWlin'
teams of the club, and Miss Mary Edit
Mulhall, captain of the basket ball team
and Joseph McC2-Vey, captain of tn
bowling team, are anxious to arrang
games with other clubs of the city, sucl
games to be held about the middle 0
November.
Strenuous efforts are being made b,
the memberahip commit &C, under III
charnIanSlsE =. Larry Candee. 10 adj