Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-22

Eaton, chairman Of international rela-
lions, showed pictures, posters ana lit-
erature to illustrate her work. Library
extension was presented under the de-
partment of education, Mrs. W. e. Sna.
gogue, chairman, while the press ana
publicity department chairman, Mrs;
D. j. circuit, displayed the splendia
activities of the federation and the
projects Of the eight departments un-
der IT on q large three-panel PUBLICITY
board.
The Housekeepers' Club of Decatur
Heights captured the first prize: WITH t,1a
club exhibit. 1.-THE most dangerous AMI
NAL in the world-the ny" was very
cleverly illustrated in a miniature house
of two rooms, showing flies contaminat.
ing food and endsngering the health OF
the family. Second prize was won by
the Lanham Study Club, under the
craftsmanship Of Mrs. Charles Stanclin'
This attractive exhibit in a garden set
ting depicted the protection OF birds"
Third prize went TO the Chillurl Dis
trict Study Club, which displayed q
miniature village with the club shown
as the lighthouse of the community"
of this exhibit. Fourth prize was given
to the Melwood District Women's Club.
This exhibit was entitled 1.-THE Door
way That Leads to Perfect Light"
Much originality was used in showing
the correct and incorrect methods Of
lighting a room. Mrs. e. C. Marbury
was chairman of the exhibit. The
LandoVer Community Club won the
fifth prize in welfare project, Bright
en- the Corner Where You Are" with
Mrs; Wade Sheriff chairman of the
nwhihif NnVaFNitfnn Tho other four
clubs that exhibited had good displays.
The w. c. T. U. Of Hyattsville had an
attractive booth showing American
ideals" and that they depend upon
proper training in the home, school and
church. Mrs. o. N. Eaton was the
chairman. Progress in transportation"
was well shown In the Cottage City
Women's Club exhibit, with Mrs. Albert
Craig chairman Of the arrangement of
the booth. The Progress Club Of Col
lege Parks exhibit was very useful
one, entitled Save the Beauty of the
Roadsides-Keep Advertising On the
the chairman. The Community Club
OF Berwyn showed ''Diet to Be the Key
stone Of Health" under the arrange
ment of Mrs. T. A. H. Miller.
Mrs. r. S. Allen, president, announces
that the next executive board meeting
OF the federation will be held September
rs at 1890 am. in the Memorial Meth
odist Church of Hyattsville, located on
johnson avenue.
"The Board Of Managers of the
Florence Crittenton Home held their
first meeting Of the year at the home,
4759 Conduit road northwest, on Fri
day. September l3, 1929, with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Thomas z. Robertson, pre-
siding. The following chairmen Of
committees were appointed: Repairs,
Mrs. John Beck; house, Mrs. Robert
Rausch; educational and religious serv-
ices, Mrs. w. H. Howard; case, Mrs.
George Price; finance, Mrs. Guy Baker
Stephenson; circles and extensions, Mrs.
Frederick Kerby; G street house, Mrs.
Walter A. Brown; nurses and doctors,
Mrs. John Boyle, jr.; legislation, Mrs.
j. j. Crane; director Of District of Co
lumbia Federation Of Women's Clubs,
Mrs. F. G. Await; press, Mrs. John z.
Chase"
The annual rally day will be held Fri
day, october IS, at the home. Lunch
con will be served for which reserva-
tons must be made.
The Chillum District Study Club
held its first meeting of the season
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Ella @.
Nalley, Perry street, Mount Rainier, Md.
The club Endorsed the report of the