Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-11

Smell. Mrs. John A. Hyde. Mrs. Har-
wood Reed. Mrs Edward Heating and
Mrs Louise Gutenberg. Miss Belle Sher-
win, national president of the League
of Women Voters, lent her approval ia
the cause by being photographed with
Mrs DOYLE on guard
Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin, wife of the
president of George Washington Uni"
versity and graduate of the University
of Southern California, has accepted
the Craftsmanship OF the education COM
mittee Of the d. G. League OF Women
Voters.
The Friendship Circle Of the Flor
ence Crittenton Home sponsored a Hal
loween party Wednesday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Dougherty, 1918
Jackson street northeast. Appropriate
decorations created the proper spirit
and unusual games with accompany
ing awards and seasonable refresh
ments. in charge Of Mrs. Jacobson and
Mrs. Krause. provided an enjoyable
evening.
Although the purpose of the party
was for a social get-together time, the
circle Melted a satisfactory sum TO
add to It's treasury
ne DTFn N1dWT tiuD VIII meet tO-
morrow afternoon at the home of Miss
Peggy Burch. 1927 Belmont street. The
business to be discussed concerns the
Washington appearance of Angina En-
tiers, which the club Is sponsoring. The
Wellesley Club will cooperate with
the Bryn Mawr Club in arranging for
Miss Enters performance. Mrs Edwin
Hulburt heads the Bryn Mawr commit
tee and Mrs. Edwin Nourse the We'll
lesley committee, in charge of the af-
fair.
The District of Columbia Society
Daughters of 1912 will meet Wednesday
at the Willard, when the design for
the Francis Scott Key tablet, to be
placed in st. Adams Cathedral, will
be submitted and decided upon. The
society will unveil this tablet in the
near future with fitting ceremonies.
The dining room in the new Nation
al Society, Daughters of 1912 Home
1461 Rhode Island avenue, being fur
nished by the District of Columbia So
ciety, is rapidly going forward. A
handsome sideboard, serving table
mantel clock set. silver candelabra
and large bowl have been given by
members and 1925 in money has been
SuDnIAlDGo 1Ol BulCll vi UbLltI
pieces of furniture and several gifts
promised. The District members hope
to make this the handsomest room in
the home, which 1t is planned to have
in order by the time of the meeting
of the council in April. Mrs. Sol Lans-
burgh, the national chairman of the
house committee in charge of the fur
niShings of the home. has carefully in
spected all the furniture being placed
there by the different States and in
dividual donors. Mrs. James H. STAINS
field Is the resident hostess, living in
the home and devoting her time tc
furthering the completion of the fur
nishings. Mrs. Charles F. Rice of At
lanta. Ga, second vice president ma
tional, visited the home this week anc
has furnished the reception room fol
the president national. Mrs. Samue
2. Shope, president national, has giver
handsome chair. Mrs. Harris Baugh.
man Of Danville will furnish the board.
room.
The Charles Wesley Finnell Chapter
Of West Virginia has donated all Of
the glassware. Mrs. Samuel Preston
Davis, former president national, is
giving handsome table; Mrs. Kitterine
Of Missouri, a cabinet Mrs. and Miss
NLollulcI VI MlCIlISdIl, Ild1u- WOVef
spread two dozen towels and scarf
the work of one of the mountain
schools. The State of Illinois Daugh.
tiers of 1912 are to furnish the hall.
The enthusiasm shown and the pleas
ure indicated in owning home b,
the Daughters of 1912 in all section,
of the country promises speedy anC
creditable completion of the nationa
| home adding another hearthstone n
| the list of woman's patriotic societies
| and organizations owning property IL
the United States.
The Woman's Club of Chevy Chase
Md.-The civics section held its frs
meeting November at 1890 in thu
Chevy Chase Library. The section
leader, Mrs. Charles Pimper, presided
Mrs. Earl H. Clapp, the clubs repre-
sentative on the auxiliary board of thu
Montgomery County General Hospital
brought material for curtains and dur
ing the program IL pairs we're made fo
| the I1tIfCpc' homo Ctarf