Evening star., 1928-02-26

.,.,,, r..S ,v y. ~. sls. scIsctn. -
rate of the various Mrs Ua,lcncreuty.
States and to im-
press lpon the voters their great re-
soans;b.lity for the kind Of govern
mcnt they receive.
In a representative democracy 1t is
evtren, elv important that the electors
give expression TO their views on gov
evn1ncr:al prcblemS through the ballot,
e-d that is ono of the fundamental
PURPOSES Of the Wheel Of Progress.
The Wheel Of Progress invites to
membership al, patriotic citizens in
terested in this work.
Vomen's City Ciub.-The hospitality
committee will sponsor thc tea at the
clubhouse this afternoon from 4:3O
until s. Or. A. Frances Foye. chairman,
will be hostess, with members Of the SEC
ton assisting. Club members who lis
tened To the program OF the Wilnor
Choral Club vcGr aso arc enthusiastic
over the rendition OF musical selections
b. this group of Young women. who will
sppear in musical program at 5
o'clock. led hv Mrs. B2Tuice Randall
Angelica Club members arc invited,
Guest privileges.
Mrs. Willism Chamberlin will preside
et the meeting Of the current events
section Tuesday at $50 pm. District
suffrage. All members of the club are
subject Of talk by the honor guest
and speaker. Paul Lesh, recognized
authority on the question Of District
suffrage. AL members Of the club are
invited. Members bringing guests reg
lister at th. desk
The Monday bridge section will NEE;
~ doc Gov. C,,,t J,
vii, b, hostess Members of this group
era elated over the success of the COM
n,;ttee who represented this section at
tie county fair" in the booth that
c'cplayed and dispensed good things
TO eat" Members of this group Of club
members were well represented as blue
1it5cners" in the cookery contest OF
''Favcrite Recipes" At the meeting last
week there we're 48 present. New men,
bers of the section are Mrs. John w:
G,elssrler and Mrs. E. T. Russell. Dur
Ing the social hour. Mrs. L. Slocovich
presided at the tea table with Mrs L.
r. Eord assisting.
The Tuesday evening free and easy
auction section will meet al 7:3o. In
stTuction from 10 by Mrs Lawrence
Becker. Miss Media Ann Martin will
b. hostess. Guests al the meeting last
-.
Mrs. Charlotte Jones. Miss Mabel Hood
and Miss Laura Bullock. Club members
are invited
Dressed in costumes of Dutch maids
Mrs. Isola Reid Dodic. Miss A. Hazel
Swift, Miss Gladys Gordon and Miss
Mesa Martin presided at the conces-
sion Of this section at the flair" last
week. Mrs. John Allen Munson. chair
man OF the Thimble Club section. re-
ports 81 sleeping garments completed
and delivered for the little folks of the
washington Home for Children. One
hundred yards Of material on hand will
oe shaped into more garments. and from
the small pieces left from the cuttings
crib comforts are being made This
new section has working membership
Of 10. with three contributing men,
bers. An "All States" card party is be-
ing planned for the afternoon and eve
niiig Of April IA. Members are invited
% reserve this date and tables for
friends from their native States. Com
n1!:tee announced later. This section
meets Wednesdays from II am until 2
pm. at the clubhouse. The only re-
mining white elephant" at the table
Of this section al the fair" was that
presented by Miss Alice Heaven 10 be
used as cushion for the workroom.
Mrs. Frances Williams fashioned the
elephant.
Miss Alice Heaven. chairman Of the
book review section, viii hold the first
meeting for the season Friday. 4:30
pm. The committee will entertain
guests who VII reyiew the following
new books: China" with DR. Anita
Maris Boggs as reviewer: The Shining
Hours" reviewer. Miss Rebecca Dial
foreword By DR.. Atkeson. Members OF
TIE club committee are Mrs. Lee Cor
bin. Miss Susan Baker. Miss Myrtle
Eunn, Miss Ethel Bagley. Miss Vir-
s'nia Benjamin. E-s. John Mock. Miss
Helen MCGOWAN, drs. Grattan KeranS
Miss Grace Osgood, Miss Ruth Peter
son, J1iss Anna e. Laws. Mrs. Grace
Ross C1amber!in and Mrs Charles
WILCOX Book reviews will be held each
Fricay At 40 pm. during March All
cIao members are invited. Guests reg
Ster az the cesk
o! lne French section. announces a play
sin be given by members Of this group
bfsrct, IS.
Mrs. Gertrude Lyons invites al
members vino sing TO attend rehearsall
FRIDAY evening AZ the clubhouse. In
snuct!on a. 7:30. Practice OF club
enorus At g. Members Of this grour
enloFed round table talk, with John
n. Daniel, radio announcer OF WRC
as nonnr guest and speaker, last Fri.
caY night
The "FayoriR Recipe" contest CLOSED
win the opening date Of the county
1a!r'" and hfst awards for excellence
we're presented competing members or
THURSDAY 10 Mrs. George Rutiey, Mrs
Car! Rang, Mrs. John Allen Munson
Mrs Laura A. Bradley. Mrs. T. E
Docsoa. Mrs. Ruth Snodgrass and Mis-
Lle@nor smlh. Seoond awards Il
Nys. 7, II. Dawson. Mrs A. b. ON.
Vske, Mrs. Laura A. Bradley Mrs. r.
II Snodgrass. Special mention Mrs
EasI M. Manly. First awards Fr!daj
we're presented hrs. j. Edwin Reid
Mrs. Lee Corbin Mrs. A., s. Maddo5
snc Or. Josepnlre Baird. Eecont
award " Mrs.. J. Edwin REID.
Artists appearing IN The program
arranged by Ags John Mock fnr th'
evening o! THURSDAY and FRIDAY o
lss' Heek were Mrs. DAVID Kinchelo'
sno daughter. Mss Gene: John Cain
ir; John MafYel, Miss T1leln1a Schmidt
NlSs yA,is DioneY, Mis- Esme Eeecer
Dan Valcss and the club chorus
directed by Mrs. Gertrude Lyons
Et The tea given by the Spanish sec
ton MISS h.iCe r. Harvey, gradual
of ne New England Conservatory o
Mukie snd pye&ident of the Esrge,
Ecnpoi u MUtse entertained viii
groups u piano selections. as d.
s,enorlts EslIella Enl0Fes nf Havans
who ssng groups II Spanish songs
playing ner o"a aoconpaninhnt. his
Eenrletta C!cjng Was hostess
Mlss Mary r. Lazefby. chairman VI
S3eet with members II the parks an
Ecsing committee 81 AL informal lunch
con In the Ch2nfse room Saturday d
] o'eicck
Mrs. Laura r. Bradley. III charge q
the lesfo0sn SefHice during the perm
Gt the "!s4." reported many 0f Tn
shsrJeT members dropped IA for cil