Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-13

boring clubs joining in the work for
the Montgomery County General Hos
pital. These meetings will continue TO
be held on the first Monday Of each
month, the clubhouse to be open from
10 am. till Z pm, on these days. In
formal luncheon at noon. those attend
ing bringing their own sandwiches.
Mrs. William Gamble, first vice pres
ident, whose special club duty this year
will be the arrangement of committee
day programs, to occur as In previous
years on fourth Tuesday of each month,
outlined plans for talks by speakers of
prominence who will come at the in
vttation Of the departments Of interns-
tional relations and legislation, Of which
Mrs. Errett Wallace and Mrs. B. Ashby
Leavell are the respective chairmen.
Mrs. Gamble urged club members to
watch for advance notices regarding
these speakers, and to save the dates
of these meetings, coming in for the
part Of the program in which they have
especial interest, even II unable to at
tend the forum luncheon which is the
social feature Of the day. Mr.. Joseph
v. Morgan, the guest speaker OF the
day, who was presented by the program
chairman, Mrs. Francis C. Wallace,
gave a charmingly intimate talk on
Maryland's early Colonial capital, st.
Marys City, and the families and
manor houses of st. Marys County,
which was the cradle of the Common
wealth. Following Mr. Morgan's talk
tea was served by the hostess group for
Leonard L. Nicholson, jr.
The District Sunshine and COmmun-
ity SOciety's initial meeting of the sea-
son was held at Long View, the home
of Miss Mildred Saunders. Assisting
were Mrs. e. D. Johns, Mrs. Ashton
Todd and Mrs. z. H. Fairies. The
meeting was opened by the retiring
president, Mrs w. N. Beahm, who pre-
H. Underwood, with a gavel made of
wood from the White House. Mrs. H.
M Hunter, chairman of entertainment,
furnished o program. Rev. Moses r.
Lowell spoke on Life Adjustment"
Mrs. Barnes from the Red Cross, gave
an interesting talk on the Red Cross
roll. Piano selections and songs were
given by Constance and Francis Rus.
sell. The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. S. w. Morris, Noven-
Der 4. Assisting her will be Mrs. Charles
P. Grandfield, Mrs. Ella 8. Knight and
Mrs. T. A. Williams.
Twentieth Century Club.-Mrs. Ernest
p. Bicknell will be the speaker before
the section of education Thursday
morning at IL o'clock, at the Young
Women's Christian Association. Mrs.
Bicknell has Just returned with her
husband, Col. Bicknell, from China,
where he was sent on official business.
The address will deal with incidents
and experiences.
The garden section of the club will
meet Tuesday at 1880 o'clock at the
country home of Mrs. Bowerman in
Virginia. Members wishing to attend
are requested to notify the secretary so
that transportation may be provided
and to be at Twentieth and Massachu-
sets avenue at 1880 on the day OF
the meeting.
The program will anticipate the
Spring garden. Mrs Eugene Wesley
Shaw will speak on 1.-THE Narcissi Fam
ily," and Mrs. John otto johnson will
treat Tulips"
The first meeting of the clubs bust
ness section will be held at the Y. w.
G. A. tomorrow at pm. There will be
a discussion of plans for the years
program to preeede the address Of the
afternoon, which will be given by Louis
Rothschild Of the Better Business Bu-