Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-30
NEWS OF THE CLUBS
Continued from Ninth Paga)

Continued from Ninth Paga.)
Law Enforcement Clubs will hold
their annual meeting at the Mont
gon1ery County Clubhouse, in Rock
vile, Md, October 8, pm. The pres
ident, Mrs. Daniel c C1ace, will pre-
side. - Mrs. Jesse w Nicholson, State
president. will be one of the speakers.
A. brass band will furnish music.
The United Democratic Law Enforce
merlt Clubs of Maryland will hold their
annual convention at the Southern Ho-
tel, Baltimore, Md, on october II. The
convention will convene at II am, and
after the business meeting a luncheon
will be served, after which addresses
will be made by the State president,
Mrs. Jessie w. Nicholson, and Mrs.
Clement L. Shaver of West Virginia.
Mrs. E. Allen Craig, 3619 Forest Park
Baltimore. Md, has charge of reserva-
ti9ns for the luncheon.
The Lyon Park Women's Club has
invited the woman voters OF Ar
lington district to tea in the Lyon
Park community house on Tuesday at
$50 pm. The club believes that no
subject is nearer the heart of any
woman than health, and at this par
ticular time attention is being directed
to the needs of the Arlington District
Clinic. DR.. P. NJ. Chichester of the
county health department will be pres
ert to meet the members and to dis
cuss the clinic informally.
The guest of honor will be Dr. Boil
var j. Lloyd of the United States Pub
lie Health Service, formerly assistant
surgeon general, and at present assist
ant director of The Pan-American
Sanitary Bureau, who will speak on
Sanitation and Child HEALTH and tell
of some of his experiences in South
America.
Curley Capitalization exercises
held at the meeting September IN
the Gordon Hotel were very interest
ing. The spiritual director. Rev. F. K.
Cavanagh, and the president, William
J.: Boyd. addressed the initiated MEM
bership, explaining to them the pur-
poses for which the club was founded,
namely, to raise funds to be given to
his grace, Archbishop Curley. for
scholarships and to promote Socla6ility
among Catholic young people.
American Gold Star Mothers.-At a
special meeting held Wednesday night
this organization disposed of much &C
Cumulated business.
The time for admission OF charter
members was extended, at the request
o. a number of applicants, from Sep
TENDER Is to September 30 and under
this ruling the names of six additional
mothers were added to the charter roll.
A congratulatory letter pledging CO.
operation was read from Condr. Wooc,
the newly elected department COM
mander of the American Legion.
Designs for a banner which one 81
the members is planning to present to
the order were discussed, but selection
was put over until the next regular
meeting, in october. -
Mrs. r. E. Jacobs outlined plans for
the card party to be given on the eve
ming of November Z in the lounge of the
Hamilton Hotel. Both bridge and 500
will be played and tables are already
being reserved. Mrs Jacobs will meet
with her committee at her home. in the
Cairo Hotel, on Wednesday evening,
when each will be assigned to special
duty.
Reservations can be made by phoning
Columbia 1924 or by addressing Mrs. R.
E. Jacobs at the Cairo.
The success of last Sunday evenings
pilgrimage to st. Elizabeths was re-
corded and Mrs. Catherine Barrack, as
aid, we're applauded and thanked.
"A letter, political in nature, was re-
ceived, but it was voted not to be read
for obvious reasons. Similar treatment
will be accorded any communica OF
political significance.
The new members admitted at this
meeting were Mrs. Edna Boardman,
Mrs. Mary Costello, Mrs. B. D. Harring-
ton, Mrs. John S. Ton1linson, Mrs.
Louise Dunkin and Mrs c. E. Comegys.
The Zonta Club held its current
business meeting at Grace Dodge Hotel,
preceded by a dinner at $3.50 pm. IL
was voted to send 500 to the Red Cross
In recognition of the services OF Miss
Malinda T. Havey, a member OF the
Zonta Club who at this time is superin-
tending the nursing at Porto RIGA.
It was also voted to send an invita-
ton to District B of the zonta Club to
hold the Spring meeting IN Washng-
ton.
At 9 pm. the Zonta Club and its
friends were entertained in the garden
house at the hotel by member OF the
Soroptir1ist Club, who presented NOV
ing pictures taken by her of the Zonta
Club fair held in May at the home OF
Miss Emma T.. Hahn, on Daniels road.
Next Wednesday the luncheon meet
ing will be at the Raleigh as usual, at
1 pm, and as it is the celebration OF
American Indian day, it is expected
that E. B. Merritt, assistant Indian
commissioner of the Interior Depart
rnent, will speak.
The Council of Jewish Juniors will
hold its opening meeting for the season
Tuesday, pm, at the Jewish Gem
rnunity Center Frederick William
Vile will be the speaker of the evening.
A social hour will follow.
Ingram Circle of the Florence Crit
tendon Home, met Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. r. P. Hueper, Berwyn,
Md. Luncheon was served to members
The visitors were Mrs. A. F. Woods.
Mrs. A. B. Gahan. Miss H. S. Merrill Of
Cumberland Center. Me, and Mrs.
Stephen Lyman Tabor, who gave talk
on the work of the home.
The Prince Georges County Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs is beginning the
season with the following official roster
County oficers-President, Mrs. o.
r. Cook, Lanham, Md: first vice presi-
dent, Mrs r. S. Allen, College Park,
Md; second vice president, Mrs. L. G.
Sasscer, Marlboro, Md. recording sec
rotary, Mrs. T. A. H. Miller, Branch
vile, Md. corresponding secretary,
Mrs w L. Preston, Cottage City, Md;
treasurer, Mrs. L. L. Castle, Brentwood,
Nd.
Department chairmen - American