Evening star., 1938-07-19
Zonta Club
1ntercity
Dinner
81 Present From
Washington and
Other Points.

ROUP singing OF club songs
provided the principal enter
tainment at the Zonta Inter-
~ City dinner last night at the
Brooke Tea House, which was at
tended by "a Zontians from An
napolis, Frederick, Hagerstown and
Washington. A quartet composed of
young men, sang the song written by
Mrs. Louise Stambaugh, member
Of the Washington club, which was
awarded the first prize at the Inter-
national Zonta convention recently
held at Banff, Canada Miss Emma
T. Hahn, president, presided.
TWelve OF the II members of the
Annapolis club were present, includ-
ing Mrs. Amy Ogle, the president;
Mrs. Lillian Musterman, past presi-
dent: Miss Lucy Wheatley, Mrs NAL
vina Dove, Miss Nellie Riordan, Mrs.
Catherine Linthicum. Mrs. Lillian
Fleet, Mrs. Jane Fowler, Miss Elvira
Pagan, Mrs. Cecil Smith and Dr.
Frances Weitzman.
The Frederick club was represented
by the president, Miss Nora Wise;
Miss Hal OFT, Mrs. Nan Pue, Miss
Helen Smith, Mrs. Margaret Bech-
told, Mrs. Estelle Fellows, Mrs. Bertha
Cutler, Miss Florence Garner and Mrs.
Alice Sharpe.
Mrs. Emma Patterson and Miss
Electa Ziegler, past president, made
up the Hagerstown delegation
Guests Of Washington club members
were DR.. Eloise Cram and DR.. Mar
garet Scannell, who were the guests
of DR.. Margaret Nicholson; Mrs. Lucy
Jane Hines, guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. Marion Hines Taylor; Mrs. Mar
garet Haney, guest of her daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Haney, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Stewart, guests of Miss
Emma T. Hahn. DR.. Mildred Dicker-
son had her husband and Darlington
A. McCallip and Mrs. Frank Schultz
as her guests.
Miss Mary Sigmun was chairman
Of the Committee on Arrangements
for the dinner
y
Members of the garden section of
the Takoma Park Womans Club met
yesterday at Weathered Oak Herb
Farm to study the growing and dry
ing OF herbs. Following the morning
meeting the group returned to Takoma
Park for short luncheon and business
meeting at the home of Mrs. G. M.
Pryor, 26 Poplar avenue. Plans for
future meetings Of the section, which
will continue through the summer
months, were discussed 1t was an
nounced that the next meeting would
be held with Mrs Frederick Pratt,
120 Chestnut avenue, Takoma Park,
Md. and that the program would
consist Of a talk on japanese flower
arrangements.
Mrs. H. E. Ewing spoke of the Sum-
day outings sponsored by the National
Parks and Planning Commission and
urged members to take advantage of
the opportunities offered for trips to
nearby points under these auspices.
Mrs. Walter P. Harman, president
Of the club, was among those present.
She will leave for a short trip to
Poughkeepsie. N. Y. in a few days.
Mrs. E. E. Boyner, chairman Of the
section, is spending the summer in
North Dakota, and the section sec
retary, Mrs. Andrew Meyer, will go
10 Quebec in August for a vacation
trip.
Miss Clementine Newman, editor of
the Angeles, the magazine published
by Kappa Delta Sorority, is the guest
OF Miss Elizabeth Pegram at the
Kappa Delta House, 1855 K street
NV. Miss Newman is returning to
her home in Madison, Fla, from the
University of Nebraska, where she is
social director of Raymond Hall, one
Of the women's dormitories OF the
university.