Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18

Club Council Elects
This Afternoon
Election of officers for the Mary
land State Council of Homemakers
Clubs this afternoon and a reception
by DR.. H. C. Byrd, president of the
University of Maryland. at o'clock
tonight, were to highlight activities
today in the second session of the
five-day gathering of the Maryland
rural Womens clubs at College
Park.
The meeting, being held at the
University of Maryland, is the Goth
annual one of the group. More than
1000 Maryland women, most of them
from rural areas, were registered
yesterday for the course which ends
Friday with a sightseeing trip to
Washington, followed by a picnic
supper in Rock Creek Park.
The election of officers, including
that of president to succeed Mrs.
j. Homer Remsberg of MiddletoWn,
who is to preside this afternoon, will
conclude tWo-hour program which
begins at 2 pm. The reception to-
night in the Margaret Brent Hall at
the university will follow COM
munity song service in front of the
library building at 7 pm.
Welcomed by Byrd.
This morning the homemakres
heard an address of welcome by DR..
Byrd and a talk by Representative
Judd, Republican, of Minnesota. DR..
T. B. Symons, director of extension
and dean of the college of agricul-
ture, presided.
In his prepared address Mr.. Judd
said the future of Asia is lone of
the most basic problems in our
foreign relations"
Among other speakers this morn
ing were Miss Elizabeth Sweeney,
editor of household equipment of
McCall's Magazine, who discussed
coming household items and their
part in the rural kitchen, and Mrs.
Annie E. Landau of Hagerstown,
Md, who described her experiences
during her escape from Germany
in 1888.
A-Bomb Talk Scheduled.
A meeting also was held yester-
DAY by the Executive Board of the
State Council of Homemakers
Clubs and the county council presi-
dents, and another by the official
board of the State Rural Short
Course Club A vesper service,
conducted by the Rev. A. Powell
Davies, minister of the All Souls
Unitarian Church, Washington, was
held last night in the armory.
Tomorrow's program includes an
address, "Bird's-eye Glimpses of
Other Lands" by Representative
Bolton. Republican, of Ohio, and a
talk on Peace and the Atomic
Bomb" by DR.. Mark Graubard OF
the university's agriculture depart
ment. Miss Venia M. Kellar, as
sistant director of the extension
service who is directing the FIVE
day course, will preside.
The list of registrants from four
Maryland counties include:
CALVERT COUNTY,
Mrs. Olivia Abel, Mrs. A. H. Bowen
Mrs. John Bowen Mrs. Enc H. Boyd
Carpenter, Mrs, George. Dornbush, Peggy
Ruley., Mrs, Katherine Ebaugh. Mrs. Carrie
Enef Files MgS joseph W. poTer Mrs
Mrs. Thomas Horsman: Mrs. Lillian Henck,
MIS-. May l. Jones, Barbara Kratz. Mrs
Fifth O. Krat VIM Ms D. Lyons Shirley
William Norfolk. Mrs. Lawrence Pardoe,
Betty Lee Prout, Mrs. William RoKar, Mrs.
Rea %rs Mis-
Harry WOODBURY., Mrs w. S. Williams,
Jane Yoe, Mrs. Robert Knowles
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY.
Mrs. Carl B. Anacker Mrs. William A.
atkins Atkins: MIS-: H; G. Benson Ms: Gertrude
Cummings, Mrs. Elizabeth x. Davis, Mrs.
William T. Fifer Mrs. Howard Ford, Mrs
Marguerite Gather Ms Joan Giddngs
Mrs. Lorraine Harmans, Mrs. John Hoffman,
Mrs James E, Hopkins, Mrs; Carl B. Jacobs,
jones s A1 ME- rrsnR layton s Mrs " hs!ea
Alice Marines, Mrs James Martines: Mrs
Mrs. Russell Moreland. Mrs Harvey Myers
Mrs, Ruth M Needing, Miriam F. Par
Rebs Mrs Mrs. R sm M Mrs H. Geeea
Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart, Mrs. Ebbsrd
Spurrier, Mrs. E. E. Steigler, Mrs. Mar
garet Sykes. Mrs. Emma Taylor, Mrs. J. H
Wellener.
Mrs LAWRENCE Alinutt: Mrs: Warren
ebsbYD1ky MIR Mrs L9 GoieB BapoP a e1o
join Cotton, Mrs. John Darby Mrs
Esther Diller, Mrs; Robert s, A.; :, Film, Ms r
Alice Kinsey,- Mrs. Katharine Koehue
HuS Mrs Evean MSs SerTs
Hobbs, Mrs. Lewis Hobbs. Miss Pearl Mar.
low; Miss Virginia McLuckie Mrs. Harry
Claude std B. Norton. Mrs, GLADYS u ocai lag
han, Mrs; J; T. o'shaunessey: Mrs. Esthe,
A: Peters, Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mrs Essit
Stephens: Mrs; Charles Upton. Mrs. Louise
Thrift Miss Edythe NJ Turner Mrs: Mau.
Ida Weeks, Mrs. Edwin West. Mrs. James
Wilson, Miss M. Frances Wolfe.
FREDERICK COUNTY.
Mrs Paul r. Ahalt, Miss ONEIDA Albaugh
Mrs. Ray S. Baer, Mrs. Guy E. Baker, Mrs
Wilbur W. Baker, Mrs. C. Eric Bergstrom
Mrs. D. Edgar Bittle, Mrs. Allan Bowers,
Mrs. J W Briscoe, Miss marguerite Burgee
mer; Mrs. Millard C. Coblentz. Mrs Walter
Davis. Miss Loa Davis, Miss Anna L. Derr,
Mrs. Elmer E, Dixon. Mrs. Virgil W. Doub
Mrs. John c. Engle Mrs. G. Page Gardner
Mrs, B. Clark Gibson, Miss Virginia j
Hartman. Mrs. Edward F. Hotter. Mrs
Carl Holtz. Mrs. William B. Jones, Miss l.
Blanch Klein, Mrs. Ronald E. Killing, Mrs
Norman B. Lease, Miss Miriam L. Letter
Mrs. Howard M. Mayne, Mrs. Mary
McGolerick, Mrs. John Mckee Mrs. Amy
4, Munshour. Miss Dorothy Murphy, Mrs
Mary A. Pearre, Mrs. Howard Quinn. Mrs
Jesse Ramsburg, Mrs. Mahrle H. Ramsburg
Mrs. Z Ear! Remsberg, Mrs Charles Rems-
berg, Mrs. ]. Homer Remsberg, Mrs. How.
ara Robinson, Miss Louise Sebold, Mrs
g. Shawbaker. Miss Jessie j. Shaw
e baker. Mrs M. !; sollinger; Mrs. Nellie
Pauline K. Toms. Mrs. John 0 Waserma nan
Mrs. Nan B. Weinbach. Mrs. Evelyn s
Wise, Mrs. Harry Wood, Miss Barbara Anr
Young, Mrs. Morris zentz.