Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

In the Woman's Residence Hall on the
campus. Luncheon win be served later.
The Sixteenth Street Heights Club
met at the home of Mrs. A. @. Thomas,
45l6 New Hampshire avenue. Luncheon
was served, after which the president,
MRS. Roberts, called the meeting to
order. A paper was read by Mrs. Roy
Potts regarding sterling silver. The fol-
lowing guests were present: Mrs. Anna
L. Thomas of washington, Mrs. j. D.
Scott Of Hinsdale, H., and Mrs. j. B.
Curtis Of Orange Heights, Fla. The
next meeting viii be annual guest day
and viii be held at the home Of Mrs
J. Clyde Marquis, 1887 Irving street
october 2S, with Mrs. z. @. Powell as
assisting hostess.
Prince Georges County Federation Of
WOmen's Clubs. - The semi-annual
meeting Of the County Federation viii
be held October 20 in the Suitlan6
Community Hall, at Suitland, Md, al
10:15 am. Transportation reservations
should be made with Mrs. James E
Steele, HyattSville, Md, as soon as pos.
sible. Luncheon reservations should be
sent with credentials to Mrs. Ruth
Crawford, Landover, by October 81.
"A play, "Mrs. Sullivan's Tea" will be
given october ~ in the Presbyterian
Church at Riverdale, under the auspices
Of the Women's Club Of Riverdale, fol
the benefit Of the County Federation
Tickets from last seasons series OF
plays will be good.
Woman's Club Of Cottage Cfty.--A
surprise party was given to the presi-
dent Of the club, Mrs. Albert Craig, al
her home on Hamilton street, Wednes-
day night. In token Of appreciation, 9
fern was presented to Mrs. Craig with
appropriate remarks by Mrs. Glen
Hiatt. An original song dedicated tt
Mrs. Craig, was sung by Mrs. A. G
Proctor and Mrs. w. L. Preston.
program Of games was arranged by Mrs
3. w. Taylor. The next meeting viii
be held Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. r. e. Dean.
Progress Club Of College Park met al
the home Of Mrs. c. p. Close, october
The program consisted of review Of
the Passion Play" by Mrs. Close, who
has recently returned from abroad.
The new officers for the year are
President, Mrs. Henry Brechbill; vice
president, Mrs. C. o. Appleman; direc.
tor, Mrs. Writ Harrison; recording
secretary, Mrs. f.. p. Thomas; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Wells Hunt
treasurer, Mrs. Elmore Power.
The chairmen appointed are: Amer
lean citizenship, Mrs. w. A. Holbrook
American home, Mrs. Lee Sellman
education, Mrs. Simmons; fine arts
music, Mrs. Raymond Wiley; Mrs
Arthur Wheeler; drama, Mrs. JAM
Kelk; literature, Mrs. y L. Langford
international relations, Mrs. Jean B
Hall; legislation, Mrs. L. J. Hodgins
press and publicity, Mrs. w. r. Brunck
public welfare, Mrs. Roy Waite; mem
bership, Mrs. z. M. Pickens; cheer. Mrs
Cora wittig; card party, Mrs. M. A
Pyle and Mrs. s. s. Steinberg; program
Mrs. @. p. Close, and meeting places
Mrs. Fred Clarke.
Delegates to semi-annual meeting
Mrs. w. A. Holbrook, Mrs. r. c
Bishopp, Mrs. Wells Hunt; alternates
Mrs. s. s. Steinberg, Mrs. Lee SelIman
Mrs. G. L. Smith.
The American WOmen's Town CIul
viii give the first of q series Of cade
teas October 81, from to O'Clock
The hostesses for the tea dance vii
be Mrs. Laura Bogue, Mrs. G. Fulle
winters, Mrs. M. A. Goodridge ant
Mrs. M. Urban.
The invitations and Junior member