Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-10
THE SUNDAY STAR C, 19ePART

conference, and the Kellogg peace pact,
were touched upon by the speaker. as
well as the causes for disturbance Of
world peace, such as naturalization OF
foreign peoples and the readjustments
of boundary lines brought about by the
World War.
There were several guests at the
luncheon, Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher.
president of the club, having MRS. Nina
chairman of the Federation of WOmen's
Clubs of Maryland, and Mrs. Bettina
Gumzy, better films, and secretary of
the National Board of Review, motion
pictures, New York. Miss Margaret
Withers had as a guest her sister,
Frances H. Withers. Miss E. Parkins.
executrix in chancery Of the Supreme
Court, was the guest of Miss E. A..
Buechele; Miss Mcneil was the guest
of Miss Ella c. Werner, and Mrs. Mary
Lewis entertained her sister, Mrs.
Harold Lewis of Baltimore.
On February IL the club will hold
its monthly business meeting at the
| Lafayette Hotel, l pm.
WOman's Club of Bethesda
Boncesco, commercial counselor of the
Rumanian legation, will be the guest
speaker at the February meeting of the
club Tuesday afternoon. "Rumanian
Peasant Arts and Industries" will be his
subject. He will be accompanied by
his wife and his sister in-laW, and by
Princess Sturdza, wife of member of
| the legation, who will sing Rumanian
songs The hostesses at tea will be
the committee designated in the club
w. w. Bride, chairman, assisted by
| Mrs. B. B. Breckenridge, Mrs. w. NJ.
| Craigie, Mrs. j. E. Gray, Mrs Gilbert
Grosvenor, Mrs. Harrison Hathaway,
Mrs. Thomas A. Mott, Mrs. George E.
| Pariseau, Mrs. F. A. Parkhurst, Mrs.
Walter e. Tuckerman, Mrs. August
Humid and Mrs. A. r. Shepherd.
AS the meeting falls on Lincoln'S
birthday appropriate recognition of the
occasion viii be made at the opening
of the business session during the time
| usually given over to music.
The meeting of the joint hospital
committee Monday was largely attended
and much sewing was accomplished for
| the Montgomery County Hospital Miss
Ellen Young, representing All Saints
Episcopal Church at Chevy Chase
Circle. joined the group and offered to
| cooperate in the proposed hospital
auxiliary project.
The hospital committee of the club
will sponsor benefit dance at the club
house February IS, the proceeds to be
devoted to furnishing a room at the
| Montgomery County General Hospital
Members of the club comprising the
| committee in charge of this project are
Mrs. w. j. Peters, chairman, Mrs. Louis
Hood, vice chairman, Mrs. Henry
Classic, Mrs william Tyler Page, Mrs.
F. c. Wallace, Mrs. Campbell Oliphant,
Mrs R. D. Hagner, Mrs. Oliver Owen
Kuhn, Mrs. E. B. Morris, Mrs. l.. Glib
bon White and Mrs. j. j. Miller Mrs.
| Morris Is in charge of tickets, but res
ervations may be made through any
member of the committee.
Philo- Classics.-Member met with
Mrs. Theodore W. Newburn in her home
at 1912 Cathedral avenue. February /.
Mrs. r. Bruce Bare presided. The club
will continue the study of Shakespeare
works for the next years program.
After the business session, the meet
ing was given over to Mrs. John w.
Frizzell, leader for the play, who as
signed the characters, and the reading
of Macbeth" was continued.
The members enjoyed listening to the
carlton and speech made by President
Coolidge as 1t came over the radio
from Mountain Lake, Fla. The hostess
served refreshments.
p. E. o. isterhood.-Under aus
pices of p E. o. chapters B and C, a
pageant will be given February 10 at 8
pm. in the parlor of the Calvary M. E..
Church, 1853 Columbia road.
All members of the sisterhood in the
city, affiliated, non-affiliated and guest,
are invited. The regular meeting of the
P. E. O. cooperative committee will be
at the home of Mrs. c. D. Gibbons,
1889 Lanier place, February Is at 8
pm, chapter E entertaining The presi-
dent and delegate from each chapter
constitutes this board of control. Each
chapter has the privilege of bringing
member as guest Of the committee.
The Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase,
Md.-The civics section, Mrs Charles
W.. Piinper, leader, met Friday morn
ing in the Chevy Chase Library. Mrs.