Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19
NEWS OF THE CLUBS
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Press, Mrs. James B. Bronson; Motion
Picture, Mrs. Robert F.. Criggs; Auditor,
Mrs. Russell 8. Mcbride; parliament
tartan, Mrs, Thomas e. Robertson; Hos
pitality, Mrs. Harrison F. Fits; Build
Ing Fund. Mrs. George F. Mikkelson;
Ushers, Mrs. J. Craig Peacock.
Section leaders are: Civics, Mrs.
Charles D. Curtiss; resolutions and leg
aslatiof, Mrs. Edward l.. Smead; APP
piled education, Mrs. Douglas Griese-
n1er; public welfare, Mrs. Louis L. Boek-
hon; program, Mrs. Charles H. Mac
Donald; literature, Mrs. Wright Clark;
international relations, Mrs. j.. H..
Dellinger; music, Mrs. E. Hutson Rus
SELL social, Mrs George A. Finch: ma
ture, Mrs. Joseph T. Mcclure; French,
Mrs. Fred N. Oliver
The French section, Mrs. Fred N.
Oliver, leader, will meet Tuesday at
2:30 p.m at her home, lis West
Thornapple street. Mrs. Robert lie Fevre
will be assisting hostess for tea.
The nature section, Mrs. Joseph T,
Mcguire, leader, will meet Tuesday at
2:30 pm, at the home of Mrs. F. p.
Wilcox $500 Meadow lane. Mrs. j. H.
Alburtis will give a talk on birds, to be
seen around Washington in Fall and
Winter.
1.-THE first music section rehearsal will
be Wednesday at 10 am. at the Chevy
Chase Community Center, E. v. Brown
School.
ROwac CIub.-"Budgeting" was the
subject discussed by Mrs. Winnefred
Thurlow at meeting last Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bryan
Hacker, 805 Carroll avenue, Takoma
Park, Md. A general discussion on
l.. Schafer, chairman of the American
Home Department Demonstration Of
icing hostess cakes was conducted by
Mrs. Stubbs -
Solos were given by LIE vergne Sims
Fairchild, accompanied by Miss Mildred
McCleary. Refreshments were served
by the hostess and her assistants, Mrs.
John D. Cremer, jr., and Mrs. j. B.
Gwin. y
The next meeting will be held Novem-
Der 5 at the home of Mrs. Carl Hunt
3405 Rodman street.
The J. Z. b. Stuart Chapter, u. d. c.,
met at the home Of the president, Mrs
George H. Alexander. Mrs. Albion H.
Tuck and Miss Margaret ". Cockrell
were elected delegates, and Mrs. Gle
phane and Miss Francis Phillips alter
pates to the annual convention to be
Aeld at Asheville, N. c., November H.
The hostess, Mrs. Alexander, entertained
ens chapter at It's sixth birthday ami
vbrSary. Mrs. Constance Goodman gave
several readings, Miss Francis Phillips q
vocal solo and Mrs. Charles INLAY an
instrumental solo, after which refresh-
ments were served.
The Tekakwitha Club will hold the
annual tea October IS, from to 6
O'Clock, at the TekakWitha House, 2lOO
H street. Mrs. Edna Hillyard Howard,
former soprano soloist OF st. Patrick's
Church, will render solos, accompanied
~ Christopher Tenley, organist of St.
Foter's Church. Prof. Tenley will also
render piano selections. Miss Josephine
hughes Is president Of the club.
Chapter B. P. e. o. met Tuesday at
The home of Mrs. ]. W. lCrabtree, 1904
Euclid street, with the president, Miss
Jessie Citing, presiding. Mrs. Frank
FULLER, chaplain emeritus, led the de-
vctions. Mrs. Leroy Palmer announced
The annual Donation day Of the Mira
Mccoy Andrews Day Nursery November
19 and requested members to observe
the date Mrs. E. E. Pitcher told of the
scholarship. to Temple School offered
hg Miss Caroline B. Stephen. Miss
Marian woodruff has accepted this
scholarship An invitation was received
from Chapter H to visit their chapter,
and Mrs Worthy p. Stems was ap-
pointed 70 represent Chapter B on this
occasion. 80
The program Letters from Spain"
was in charge of Mrs. Edith Zane Pyles.
Miss Edith a Lathrop of Chapter A
gave a short talk A social followed,
when refreshments were served, assist
ing hostesses being Mrs. JOY Elmer
Morgan. Miss Ethel Blake and Mrs. f..
B. Curtis.
st. Joseph's Ladies' Auxiliary, knights
of st. yol1n, will meet in st. Aloysius
Club house. Al street, October 20 at 8
pm. Arrangements are being COM
pleted for q rummage sale. There will
be joint initiation the first week in
November. Reports on bingo and card
parties will be made by Agnes Burrichtee
and Margaret Bailey.
The Woman's Community Club Of
Kensington met recently with Mrs
Lewis Merriam, president, presiding.
The guest speaker was Miss Anne
Shumaler Of Washington, editor of
the Progressive Education Magazine
A music program was given by Mrs
Eppa Norris, accompanied by Mrs. c.
E. Charming. both of Washington.
piano solo. Mrs. Harry K. Corrick,
chairman Of the literature section, an
nounced o meeting will be held at her
home October 81. Mrs Jack Scrivener
reported four new members.
The dramatic department win meet
At the home Of the chairman, Mrs.
Edward Singleton, october 81, at 8
O'Clock. Mrs. George H. Snyder, chair
s2lan OF the arts class, has announced
.1rrs. Bradley Van Hoesen will have
jAharge Of the class In jewelry making,
tclasses to be held each Tuesday in the
National Guard Armory at 80 D. m.
The second annual exhibition Of gar
sInents was held by the Kensington
Ebranch Of the Needlework. Guild of
lAmerica, Of which Mrs. E. S. Noyes
is director. The 800 garments were on
display at the hall and will be given
ITO the needy In the county.
Under the direction of Mrs. Eppa
Norris the Singing Mothers Of Wash
ington" win have charge of the next
meeting on November 10.
Burnside Corps, Woman's Relief
Corps, met October with its presi-
dent, Mrs. Alice Meade, in the chair.
A report was made of the relief
work.
The Auditing Committee recently
met at the home Of Mrs. Alice Slime.
The department president, Mrs.
Della L. O'Brien. requested the corps
to the late Col. Oldroyd. The colors
of this corps were carried at his flu
neral.
The annual inspection will take place
october % by the department inspec-
tor, Mrs. Anna Horne.
The corps was visited by Mrs. Tillie
Entrikin, Mrs Isabel Bontz. Mrs Hat
tie Canada, Mrs. Anna Horne and Mrs
Lizzie Bassett. Mrs. Burrows of Phil
Sheridan Corps has requested trans
fer to this corps.
The Department of the Potomac
WOman's Relief Corps, was represented
aOnfc,hor. IL ~ tho ftirnnrol nf Col n II