Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-14

At the ZOnta Club luncheon, at the
RalHgh Hotel Wednesday evening. the
entertaining guest was one OF the CLUBS
own members, Miss Hettie p. Anderson,
general secretary of the Young Wom-
ems Christian Association. MISS An
derSon gave an address, speaking par
ticularly of the program and accom-
pliShments of the Girl Reserves, an
auxiliary organization of the Y. w. Q. A
The stated instances of things under
taken and accomplished by the Re
serves certainly fully justified the two
resolves, ITO face life squarely" ano
ITO find and to give the BEST" quoted
by Miss Anderson as the slogan and
the purpose of this particular branch
of the many useful and SerVlce-glVlng
sections of the association.
the major motives of the Junior girls
making up this group, they find time
for healthful, pleasurable sport and
play and group association that pro-
NOTES sociability and builds up friend
ships. Delightful vacations are en-
joyed at Camp Kahlert, given and
maintained especially for the young
girls. as well as entertainments and
meetings held from time to time at the
general local headquarters. Miss An
derson's portrayal of the activities OF
this group left no doubt as to the very
worthwhile work the Y. w. Is doing.
other guests present were Mrs. Leo
Knechtel of San Francisco and MISS
Ida M. Larson of Washington, both
of whom were being entertained by
Miss Mary w. Sigman. 1t was decided
that the club hold it's Summer picnic
next Wednesday at the home OF Miss
sue Elizabeth CAN'T on the Severn
River. This will take the place OF the
usual luncheon. Elizabeth Harris was
made chairman Of transportation, ana
cars will be provided for taking all
members who can attend. 1t is the
policy of the Zonta Club to carry on all
through the Summer, and, regardless
of the torrid weather, splendid at
tendance is maintained, signifying that
the members thoroughly enjoy this
weekly getting together. Quite num-
Der are now on vacations, or planning
them for a little later on in the SUM-
mer At present Miss Frances Gutellus
is travelling abroad; Miss GenevleVe
Hendricks is now on the sea en- route
to Paris and other places across the
water.
The members Of the Department Of
Potomac Woman's Relief Corps and
their friends spent very dellghttu!
afternoon and evening at Marshall Han
Saturday, the occasion being their an
nual excursion for entertaining the
Mount Alto boys Lunch was prepared
ment president, and Mrs. Davis, chair
man of the executive board, and other
members. On arriving at Marshall Han
tables were selected under the beautl-
full sturdy oak trees and most pal
atable lunch was served, consisting OF
chicken sandwiches, potato salad, olives,
sweet pickles. homemade cake: ice
Ia nirfllTH
of the Civil War and World War vet
Grams was taken while they were seated
for lunch. After lunch group picture
was taken of the ladies who served the
luncheon. Many World War veterans
attended.
Senior Division Of Capital Society.
met last Wednesday evening. with Alan
Reeves Warfield and Robert Lane
Mickey as hosts. at the home OF the
president, Mrs. Henry Fenno Sawtelle,
5000 Connecticut avenue, Chevy Chase,
Md. Alan Warf1eld. junior president.
presided and after the usual patriotic
opening exercises and acceptance OF
oficers' monthly reports, there was
general discussion of ways and means,
and it was voted that junior and senior
divisions unite in holding colonial
garden fete on the afternoon and eve
ming of July 81 at the suburban estate
of Mrs. Sawtelle. The members were
Joined by a number OF guests at the
conclusion of the business session and
dancing was enjoyed for the rest of
the evening.
Trinble Sawtelle, Mary Darnaby
Scott, Wilson Lansford, Sydney Alex
ander, Hamilton Colt, Cathar1ne Foster
and Robert Mickey. in colonial cos
tune, assembled at Mrs. Sawtelles
home In Chevy Chase July 3 and mo-
tored out to dance Capital society
minuet, a special feature Of the big
community pageant held in Chain
Capital Society was, as usual. well
represented in the impressive obserV-
ance of independence day on the Mon
ument grounds. A number OF the
junior boys and girls marched with
their Scout troops, Hamilton Colt was
color bearer for the National Guard.
Robert Mickey carried the State flag
of the Children of the American Revo-
luton in the massing Of the colorS
and Matthew Trimble SaWtelle, official
color bearer of Capital Society, had the
honor of leading the assembled audi
ence of $4,000 persons in the salute
to the flag. Mrs. Sawtelle, chairman OF
the flag committee carried the flag Of
the District of Columbia Federation OF
Women's Clubs.
The Prince Georges County Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs.-Mrs. Rudolph
S, Allen, the president of the fedora
ton, has just returned from visit
with relatives in Philadelphia.
Lanham Study CIub.-The July and
August meetings Of this club will be
omitted, but will be continued again
in September, taking up the newly ar