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News of Local Clubs
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Of new books selected by the Book
Committee.
Mrs. c. G. Won Schelven was elected
to membership.
The Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase
will hold the annual business meeting
and installation Of officers Wednesday
at the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church, beginning with luncheon
Roger j. Whiteford, the clubs legal
adviser. will be the guest Of honor
Other guests will include Mrs. Frank
M. Hoadley, president OF the Mary
land Federation OF Women's Clubs;
E. Burton Corning. architect for the
club house soon to be erected at Con-
nectlcut avenue and Dunlop street
and DR.. j. Hillman HOLSTER, pastor
of the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church. Mrs. Edmund F. Erik will
be hostess at luncheon and Willie
Kimbrough Bryant, soprano, will sing
The officers to be installed are
Mrs. Joseph T. Mcguire, president:
Mrs. Frederick M. Kerby, first vice
president; Mrs. Edward H. Helmuth
second vice president: Mrs. Arthur
T. Davenport, recording secretary;
Mrs. Paul H. Butler, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Kenneth D. McRae
treasurer. and Mrs. Louis S. Murphy
assistant treasurer.
The evening section and the Ma.
ture section will have joint meet.
ing Tuesday at $3.50 pm, at the
Naval Observatory, for AN Evening
With Moon and Mars"
The garden department of the Ia.
koma Park Women's Club will meet
at the home of Miss Carleton, TATE
Blair road, tomorrow at II am
Luncheon will follow.
On Tuesday at 1870 the philan-
thropic department will meet at the
home of Mrs. Harry I. Houston, 227
Park avenue.
The home-makers' department will
hold a picnic in the garden Of Mrs
H E. Ewing, 228 Willow avenue
Thursday at l pm.
The Executive Board will meet Fri
day. l pm, at the home Of Mrs. G
Franklin Wisner, COL Indian Spring
drive, Silver Spring Assisting hos
esses are Mrs. c. Dwight Avery and
Mrs. Thomas Marshall.
The Excelsior Literary Club me-
at the home of Mrs. Robert S. Hall
4lol TWenty-fifth street, Cherrydale
Va. as hostess.
The following officers were elected
Mrs. Robert S. Hall, president; Mrs
Clarence Langley, first vice president
Mrs. Herbert L. Adams. second vic'
president; Mrs. George Hill, recording
secretary, Mrs. Arthur L. Hayford
treasurer; Mrs. Harvey Beaver, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. E. V. Carr
press correspondent, and Mrs. c. w
Delaney, director D. C. w. c.
The last meeting will be the annua
picnic and the celebration of tn.
fiftieth anniversary. 1t will be hele
at the home Of Mrs. Henry F. Sawtelle
5000 Connecticut avenue, Chevy Chase
Md, at pm. May as.
League of American Pen Women
On Wednesday, Mary Meek Atkesor
Moore will be the hostess at thu
rendezvous at the Grafton Hotel from
2 to 6 pm. At 4:30 Mary Carter
Roberts of The Evening Star vii
speak on Phases Of Book Reviewing
The meeting Of the Executive Boare
will be held Friday at pm
The business meeting will be May
"a at 8 pm. Helen Sherry Rhoadt
will discuss current events and prize.
winning manuscripts will be read.
Zonta Chapter-The speaker at thu
Wednesday luncheon at the Y. w. G. A
was Miss Elinor Gregg, director O.
nursing, United States Indian ONCE.
Visiting Zontas were Miss E1nm<
Rae Mcleod of New Brunswick, N. J.
Mrs. McFeldridge of Trenton, N. j.
Miss Ruth L. Thompson of Riverside
Calf, and Miss Jessie Oakland O
Niagara Falls. N. Y, and Miss Jan,
Bartlett tcharter member of tn
Washington club, now of Cambridge
, Mass).
The speakers May 10 will be Vest:
Eales and Beth Altemus, who will Civ
the story of their establishment Of al
! enterprise for the collection of chill
dren's books for distribution and ex
| change
The Washington Soroptimist Clul
met at the Willard Hotel on Wednes
day. The president, Miss Daisy Reed
presided.
The chairman Of the Vocationa
Guidance Committee reported scholar
ships were given the club by tn
Temple School, the Lewis Hotel Train
ing School and the Marjorie Webste
! School.
Miss Elva Mcnamara, chairman O
the Civics Committee, announced he
committee will meet May 10 at tn
home of Mrs. Nell Hysong in orde
| to plan for the outing June 6 at tn
Summer home of Mrs. Hysong a
! BroadWater-on-the-Bay
| May 10 is book day at the luncheon
OF the club. Each member will donat
books for library to be installed il
The Home for Incurables.
The Curley Club.-The annua
communion mass will be held in st
Patricks Church this morning at !
o'clock, with Rev. Francis j. Kelly
| chaplain Of the club, celebrant Mem
bers Of the club will have breakfas
together after the mass.
A card party for the benefit Of tn,
scholarship fund will be held tomor.
row at $50 pm. In Sacred Hear
| parish hail.
A reception and entertainment, re.
stricted to members of the club, vii
| be held in honor of Archbisho,
Michael j. Curley Of Baltimore a
the Continental Hotel next Thursda,
of Q.1S ~ ~ Thu B.,