Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-22
NEWS OF THE CLUBS

Mrs. Simmons. with several members
assisting. served refreshments. Among
the guests who are members of the Sis
terhood were Mrs L. r. WhtSon. Chap
ter q, Enid. Okla; Mrs F. e. DANNY
Chapter G. Hastings Nebr,. and Mrs
Clyde 3, Atchison. Chapter G, Wash
inGton, y. c.
Members present were: Miss Eth"j
Blake. Miss Jessie O. Elting. Mrs. A. G
EcsScnden Mrs Henry J. Harris. Mrs
j. T. Hendricks. Mrs A. w Hines. Mrs
/ Sidney r. Jacobs. Mrs Robert McMil
Ian. Mrs, Jay Elmer Morgan. Mrs
George L. Peckham. Mrs. J. F. Putnam
MRS r. A. Pylcs Mrs. Otis j. Rogers.
Mrs. r. G. Simmons Mrs Emma }
Shrine. Mrs. Worthy p Stems. Mrs W.
w. Stockbercer. Mrs ! w. Thompson
Mrs. Alfred Hopkins Williams Mrs Ma
than b. Williams. Mrs George s. Wood
Mrs. E, Q. Woodruff and Mrs. Robert
Young.
rkiio- Classics. members Of The
club celebrated Twelfth Night" at th>
first meeting in January in the home
81 the prcS.a Mrs. f. Bruce Bare.
$50 A street southeast After business
routine the pap>r ior the afternoon was
given by MS. Henry J. Harris on the
subject Egyptian Household Arts" Mrs,
Harris had provided several pictures to
illustrate more fully her article Mrs
IRE is the rcSScSSor of a square oi
Egyptian needle art which was much
appreciated, Aft: the literary program,
2 guessing contest wns conducted by tho
president. who anncun"ed the titles nj
we'll known books and requested tn.
names Cs the ,ilorS So eagerly were
tn, names Of III" writer's given that
vote was Tes0rtcd ~ in order to award
the prizes. THIS, being So fortunate AS
to receive tho favors were Mrs Sarah
A. Wo,haupt>r MIS-, Frank Fuller and
MI O r ThrmnSon The gifts UHr"
hand-painted bronze book ends and
brooch the artistry being the work OF
Mrs. Bare The hoSteSS, with Mrs.
Thompson assisting. served refreshments
during the social hour.
Members present were Mrs. L. II
Bentley. Mrs. F. c. Brinlev. Mrs. Frank
Fuller. Mrs Henry J. Harris. Mrs. Au-
custus Knight Mrs Ellis Logan. Mrs
son. Mrs. O. T. THOMPSON. Mrs. Alfred
Hopkins Williams and MS Sarah A
wo!haupter
The Business Womcn's Council on
Tuesday evening Welcomed back its be-
loved president. Miss Ethel Baglev. vino
has Just returned from a cruise through
III" NSOIASIiciHdil Blu u fiNit NAth ilNA
brother. Capt d W. Bag,ey. at Monte
Carlo. A special supper ives served b:
the supper committee under direction Of
its chairman Miss Annie Collier. ana
the program of tho evening was under
the direction Of Miss Florence Hender
shctt. chairman of thu recreation conf
n1ittee. Solos were rendered by Mrs
Nancy Stillvel Williams and welcomes
were extended by all the chairmnn o.
committees. Mrs. John Hervey Young
and Miss Helen Chil5s. after which
social hour was enjoyed
Woman's Club of Bethesda. - The
January committee day" OF the club
will be held TUESDAY. 2 pm. at the Bat
;ery Park Community House. Arrange
ments for the program are In the hacds
of the second vice president. Mrs. w
j. Montgomery, and include talks or
demonstrations furnished by several de-
partments Of work. closing with an ad-
dress by Representative La Guardia OF
New York. Mr.. La Guardia comes OF
The invitation of the department Of IN
ternational relations, Mrs r. E. Middle
ton. chairman. and will speak on AVA.
ton" tou' hing briefly also on his recent
visit to the sister ship Of the Inflated
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The motion picture committee con-
t'nues aetive In its various undertakings.
The interest manifested by other clubs
and civic bodies promises soon 10 re-
lease this committee from too confnng
work at the picture houses and allow
tine for taking I'D some Of the broader
aspects of film problems On January
Q Mrs. T w Pile spoke In The newly
organized committee OF the Chew Chsse
Woinans Club and also 10 the Parent
Teacher Association az the John Eaiau,
School. on her work in musical app-e-
citation. AZ the Ambassador Theatcr A
number of representatives from this
oodv were present at :hc cilildrens pro-
gram al i'l's playhouse on January -.
when Where the North Begins" with
3in-Tin-Tin. was the feature Troop
AZ OF the Boy Scouts Of America. Louis
B. Grening captair-a very lag, troop
Identified with IN. National Bap,is;
Memorial Church al Sixteenth and Har-
"ard streets-ha6 the leadership OF the
patriotic program. Three childien
carrying British. French and American
Tags helped TO accentuate the theme.
Music Of Our Allies" with English folk
songs as the special subject. Mrs
Frank Wilnot Of the Newcomh Club
sang ''Tyickenham Ferry"
Mrs. l.. Giboon White. chairman OF
the construction committee reports
That excellent progress is being made on
The n"w clubhouse on GEORGETOWN road
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