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Hotel. Capt. Julius Peyser will speak
on Constitutional Government"
Mrs. Claes Dickson -Hallencreutz has
returned and will arrange for another
class in the study of the United States
Constitution Her class last Winter was
very successful. but she had to give 1t
up before the season ended on account
of illness In her family. All those who
are interested are invited to join
whether members of the Wheel of Prog
rcsS or not.
Mrs. Delphine Gerome Irwin. the new
president is ill and will probably be
ont of the city during the Winter A
new president may be elected in the
near future.
Montgomery County Federation Of
women's Clubs. The serni-annual meet
Ing was held Thursday in the Grace
Episcopal Church, Rockville, Md. The
meeting was called to order at 10:30
a. m. by the president, Miss Esteile T.
Moore after which the invocation was
given by the Rev. Millard F. Minnick
Of Rockville. and the 135 members pres
ent sang Our Pledge" and Star
Mrs. John L. Alcock, president of the
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs,
vas present and congratulated the Fed
Grafton on the large amount of COM
nlunity work done by the clubs.
Among the guests we're Mrs. Weller,
president of the Montgomery County
Council of Homemakers Clubs: Mrs.
Ivan C. Weld. chairman of the Red
Cross for the county; Miss Blanche A.
nAv,a nSrA,~
Miss Irmah Mohr, executive secretary
of the Social Service League and Miss
Foley. County Nurse.
Miss Moore called attention to the
State Federation magazine, The Mary
land Club Woman, and urged every
member to become a subscriber. She
also called attention to the need to
increase the State Endowment Fund
and asked each club to make con-
t-ibution.
Reports from the different clubs were
read by the directors, all the clubs
being represented. except two.
Attention was called to Donation Day
st the Montgomery County Hospital,
December /. at which time the new ad-
dition will be opened. All club men,
bers are invited to attend the opening.
Mrs Ivan c. Weld, chairman OF the
Montgomery County branch of the Red
Cross Association. spoke of the desire to
meet the quota assigned to the county,
$4,000.
Mrs Weld spoke of the desire to or
ganize more fully the Junior Red Cross.
She also told of the first aid class being
established for the firemen and of the
Christmas bags.
After a recess of an hour and half,
during which these present enjoyed
lunch served by the Ladies Guild of
the Church, the meeting was resumed
The revised rules for the scholarship
lean fund. which IS to be known as the
Eliza Bennett Hartshorn Memorial
Fund, were read by Mrs. Earl w.
Chafee and copies were distributed. At
tention was called to the change in the
name of this fund and to the tribute to
AIRS. Hartshorn included with the rules.
Mrs. B. T. Elmore reported on the
vote among the school children for
county bird. So far there are 1901
votes for Is different birds. of which
the Cardinal leads with 1922. Mrs. FL
more read a letter from State Senator
Eugene Jones'. in which he expressed
his willingness to have the choice OF
the school children legalized by a bill
in the State Legislature, when the vote
is completed
Mrs Darby Bowman gave report on
social service. She said so far the
clubs have raised about $1,000. but it
it not enough and 1t Is hoped there Will
he further contributions. There are
fcHr children who need homes-al love-
IL children and deserving of good
homes
Mrs. E. W.. Scott, chairman Of the
committee on international relations
feys= - the raultilateral treaty, which
fndNFcnd nv the HaantinH
The meeting adjourned at $3.50, with
. vote of thanks to the Ladies Guild
fer their hospitality and a feeling OF a
pleasant day we'll spent.
The Friendship Circle of the Florence
Crittenton Home will give card party
tomorrow evening at the Oyster Audi
cast between Twenty-second and Mills
avenue, under the management OF Mrs.
l.. W. Hart. All are welcome. Cars
marked Mt Rainier "Riverdale" or
''Branchyille" 60 to the door, It is
Nrged that friends of the circle and
any one interested In the work of the
bon1e make an effort to get up tables
and come themselves.
Princeton Chapter, Y. w. C. A.. met
Noadav evening at the home of Mrs.
c. F. Brown, 1880 Veazey street.
The assisting 1estesses were Mrs. F.
Spitzer. Mrs. D. H. Edwards. Mrs j. w.
McKeown. Mrs Brook Stewart and
Mrs. G. II. Griffen.
Mrs. George Gordon Seibold, president,
presided over the business meeting, after
which a program was given and Miss
Florence Dunlop spoke about Kamp
Kahlert. The December meeting will be
az the home of Mrs. Goodwin D. Ellis
worth, 1248 Girard street
The Argyle Study Club will meet
with Mrs. Clyde Filley, 1907 Delafield
place, Tuesday at / pm. Members