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tary. The Good Shepherd Branch is
endeavoring to make this year one of
| its most successful ones, and visitors are
| invited to attend its meetings each
Wednesday in the church's Guild Hall
from until pm.
The Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase,
Md.-The civics section, under the lead
ership of Mrs. Charles d. Curtiss. will
meet on Friday morning at 1890 IN
| the Chevy Chase, Md, Library. The
section will sew for the Social Service
League of Montgomery County. There
will be reports from committees and a
| discussion of business for the new year.
| The committee on applied education,
Mrs. Douglas Griesemer. chairman, will
present the speaker of the day, DR..
| Harry Bruce Wilson, at 1880. DIR.
| Wilson, whose subject will be "Pro-
greSsive EDUCATION" Is now director.
American Junior Red Cross. He was
| formerly superintendent of schools of
Berkeley, Calf, and has been prominent
| in the National Education Association;
is also a member of the National Coun-
Gil of Education, the National Society
for the Study of Education, the Ma
tional Department of Superintendent
| and the Commonwealth Club Of Cali
fornia.
The Women's Auxiliary to the Rail-
| way Mail Association held the first club
meeting of the season Monday evening
at the Capitol Park Hotel. The new
president, Mrs. v. L. Brown, presided.
One new member, Mrs. H. L. Pitman,
| was elected. Mrs. F. B. Justis was
elected second director to the District
of Columbia Federation of Won1an's
Clubs. Mrs. w. H. Werntz. chairman
of the ways and means committee, an
nounced that the committee is perfect
ing plans for a card party and dance to
be given in November.
The delegates to the national con-
vention of the auxiliary, held at Co
lumbus. Ohio, gave detailed reports and
Mrs. r. D. Apple, the first delegate,
submitted her report to the auxiliary
that she had given at the national con-
vention.
The president appointed the follow
| ing committee, Mrs. H. c. Heffner, Mrs.
! r. e. Plymale. Mrs. j. H. Grubbs, Mrs.
D. M. Tice and Mrs. H. N. Link, to meet
with similar committee from the
Washington Branch to arrange for a
| reception given in honor of the new
superintendent of the Railway Mail
Service, c.. G. Goodloe, and Mrs. Good
| Ice.
WOman's Club Of Bethesda.-The
| guest speaker at Tuesdays committee
| day meeting was Harry FrantZ, United
Press correspondent for a large group
of Latin American newspapers. Mr..
| Frantz summed up conditions affecting
news relations between the United
States and the republic to the south
stating that within the past year there
| had been a tremendous increase in the
volume of news exchanged. This has
| been a natural accompaniment OF the
| improved means of communication and
transportation between the two hemis-
pheres.
Mrs. J. B. Bennett reviewed Walter
Lippman's recent book, "a Preface to
Morals" and Mrs. Ford E. Young out
lined the plans of the American home
department, of which she is chairman
The meeting was in charge OF the first
| vice president, Mrs. William M Gamble
The president, Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor
has returned from Nova Scotia, and
will preside at the regular November
meeting of the club on Tuesday, No
vember IL.
The Prince Georges County FEEDER
alton of W0men'S Clubs.-Mrs. Rudolph
S. Allen, president, of the sixth district
of Maryland attended the official board
meeting of the State Federation OF
Clubs recently at the home of the
president. Mrs. Alcock, at Baltimore and
discussed plans of work. The presidents
of the other five districts of the State
were present also. The council Of
presidents will meet the third Tuesday
of November.
Mrs. Allen will hold meeting of the
official board of the County Federation
at her home Wednesday.
Mrs. Allen and Mrs. j. Enos Ray
were guests recently of the Melwooo
Women's Club at Marlboro, where de-
lightful program was rendered.
The semi-annual program committee
met at the home of the chairman, Mrs
T. E. Woodward, where plans were mad:
for the semi-annual meeting OF the
County Federation, which is to be helc
November 6, in the Methodist Church
at Beltsville. Reservations for lunch al
so cents per plate should be made tt
Mrs. woodward, president OF the Hostes:
Club not later than November z. INT
names of delegates and alternates from
the 20 affiliated clubs, should be sem
to the credentials chairman, Mrs, M
w. Derr of Bladensburg, by November
also.
Mrs. H. M. De Volt, chairman of thu
ways and means committee OF TIT
County Federation, held meeting in TIT
Public Library of Hyattsville. 1t ha
during the club year under the direction
of the newly created division OF dra'
mates. Each club is asked to give III
support in putting over subscription o.
season tickets for this series of plays
The price of a season ticket Is 81 ana
single admission will be so cents.
The Women's Club Of Wildwood Dis
trict, Marlboro, Md.-This club recent!
held a meeting at the home OF Mrs Ell
mer G. Mayberry. Reports were glVer
by the following officers and chairmer
of committees: Mrs. William S. Hill reac
the minutes of the previous meeting
Mrs. Helen Rector reported as treas
urer: Mrs. Traband as corresponding
secretary, Miss w. Brown on "Gooc
; Cheer" Mrs. II. L. Norris welfare, anc
Mrs Agnes Suit, ways and means. 4
, report on the fair booth of the club a
, Marlboro was made and that 1t Wol
fourth prize in the exhibit "The Eye
Have It."
The introduction was made by Mrs
F.. Small, director. Mrs. A. Ober, pres
ident of the club, welcomed the mem
bers and guests. The "get together
] song was sung in chorus, followed will
| a piano recital by Miss v. Brown. Mrs
! r. S. Allen, the county president, spok
| on 1.-The Ideal Club Woman and He
| Aims" Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Beckett en-
tertained with music. Mr.. Blunt, prin
cipal of the Marlboro High Schoo
spoke. Mrs. J. Enos Ray, State chair
v marf of education, talked on the i'm
t portant divisions Of work under this de