Evening star., 1934-10-14
D.. c.. Federation Holds
Meeting on October FL
Annual Gard Party of Women Clubs Orsaniza'
ton VIII Be Held at MayAower
Hotel November 9.

speak on 1.-THE Character Education
Experiment in Washington. For
reservations call Mrs. Frank w. Bal
lou, Emerson 4046.
The French section will have a
French tea at the home of Mrs. VIII
liam J. Wallis, the Westchester, Oc-
tober 10.
The Sunshine and Community So
ciety met at the home of Mrs. Paul
Christian, 37ll Huntington street.
The president, Mrs. ]. Edwin Reid,
presided. Announcement was made
the society had been awarded the
prize for getting the most subscrip-
tions to thesClub Woman. Mrs. Emily
Fairless gave a report for the Old
Ladies Home in Georgetown.
Mrs. Ella Knight, chairman Of Men,
bership, presented the name of Mrs.
Charles B. Thomas, 1859 Newton
street. Mrs. w. w. Taylor, chairman
of Ways and Means, requested CO.
operation in the card parties to be
held on the third Friday. Mrs. George
U. Rose, 1418 Van Buren street, will
give the first one, at her home Octo-
ber 10. Mrs. Ella Knight, founder
and historian, reported progress in
the history of the club. Mrs. e. M.
Gustafson announced the November
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Eugene Thompson, in Wes-
ley Heights.
Mrs. Esther Bair gave recita-
tions, and refreshments were served
by the assistant hostesses, Mesdames
Marie Deal, F. c. Brinley, Edward
Stevens, Russell Bowen, Charles p.
Grandfield, Bessie Kennedy, j. Noble
Hoover and Hermon Matson.
Phil Sheridan w. n. C. met at the
Thomas Circle Club. Arrangements
were made for a bingo party at e35 q
place october 27. The next meeting
is November /.
Girls Friendly SOciety.-The annual
Older Members Conference of tht
diocese is being held today at tht
Holiday House under the leadership
of Miss Lottie Anderson, diocesan
chairman for older members.
chicken dinner will be served Tues.
day at Holiday House from s. to
o'clock.
st. Paul's Rock Greek branch began
its active work last Monday evening
A new secretary and a new treasurer
were elected, Mrs. George Helf lnC
Mrs. Julian Berry, respectively. Mex
Monday evening q new cooking clas.
will be organized under the direction
of Miss Lamond.
The branch of the Church Of thl
Epiphany will have sing tomorrow
evening under the direction of Adolpr
Torovsky, organist and choir director
The branch is forming plans for 6
turkey dinner in the parish llous,
November 8. Miss Irene Harding i:
In charge of all arrangements.
Some of the members and asso.
ciates were the guests yesterday after
noon Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Ellis q
Rippon Lodge.
Woman's Guild of the American
UniverSity.-Mrs. D. o. Kinsman will
preside at the business meeting In the
Women's Residence Hall October II
at Ills am. Mrs. G. F. Zook viii
give O talk on her Summer travels
and James Mclean will sing. Lunch.
con will be served.
Business Women's Council meetins
In the Chapel of the Covenant, FRS
Presbyterian Church, October Is a
8 pm. Miss Mary Wild will give 6
description of her trip abroad tht
Summer, Illustrated by slides. DR.
James II. Miers will continue hi
series of addresses on the Bible a
6:45. Supper, to 6:15.
The Anna Gordon w. C. T. q. me
Wednesday evening at the home o
Mrs. John E. Taylor, 1911 Gallatir
street. During the past few month
the union has lost by death it
treasurer, Mrs. A. B. Carter, anC
George F. Wells, husband Of Mrs
Frances A. Wells and father Of Mrs
Harry S. Warner.
The guest speaker was Mrs. Jennie
B. Wadleigh, District of Columbii
president of the w. C. T. q. Among
the guests were H. F. Wadleigh anc
r. @. Althouse.
The October meeting viii be helt
at the home Of Mrs. 8. r. Copeland
and her daughter, Mrs. Charles =
Reed, 918 Longfellow street.
Takoma Park Women's Club
The garden department will meet to
morrow at 1880 o'clock at the hom,
Of Mrs. w. H. Youngman, $40 Ferr
street, who will lead discussion o.
the recent rose show. Outstanding
Gardens Seen During the Summer" Il
another topic which will be discussed
Two of the clubs departments vii
meet Tuesday, the government stud,
department at 10 am. at the Ia
koma Park Branch Library, and tht
Philanthropic at pm. at the home
Of Mrs. j. N. Quinn, 307 Elm avenue
The homemakers' department viii
meet October 18 at LIS pm. at thl
home Of Mrs. G. 8. Howard, "a:
Tuckerman street, to hear an address
by Miss Frances Kirkpatrick, heat
of the department Of home economic.
Of George Washington University, OF
"Budgeting Ones Time in the Home.
Those who desire transportation ma!
call Mrs. Howard, Georgia 6670. Thl
hostess will be assisted by Mrs. Al.
fred Hardesty, Mrs. Ray Magruder ant
Mrs. G. L. Snyder.
The Executive Board will meet Octo
Der 19 at the home Of Mrs. r. @. Lin
coin, ia Maple avenue. Luncheon
will be served at l pm. by the hostess
assisted by Mrs. P. w. Burk, Mrs
w. H. Youngman and Mrs. r. F
zundel The special committee ap
pointed for motion picture conferenc,
work will report.
A card party, being sponsored b,
the Ways and Means Committee, vii
be held october rs at the Takomi
Grade School. ...,
The Rhode Island State Societ,
will meet tomorrow at 8 pm. at tn
Washington Hotel. A regular suppe
will be held October ~ from 8 to
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Hefernan, 1902 Gtratford drive
Ballston, Va. Phone Mrs. Heffernal
or Mrs. Ada Riley, Decatur $500. Elec