NEWS OF THE CLUBS
Conducted by Nannie Lancaster.
Women’s City Club—a series of
nms,” to be given at the club each
- afternoon from 3 to 6 o’clock for an
indefinite period, were’ inaugurated
laot week. Mre. William E. Chamber
• lin ia chairman of hostesses. Aha.
/ Laura A. Bradley will be hostess for
u the coming week. Assisting will be
•« Mrs, Frank Bright. Mrs. Edward
J; Keating and Mrs. Basil M. Manly.
Miss’ Elaine Eppley. chairman of •
• • the junior section, is requesting those
!* who were members of this section last
, year and young women who are new
•• in the club work to meet Friday eve
” ning, October 1, in the hoard room to
-- organise and draft plans for the
i| season.
. The Tuesday evening free-and-easy
*’ auction section. with an interested
following Os more than 100 players, is
••one of the constantly active sections
*' of the club. Among those present for
.. th# first time this season were Miss
• Nell* Price, Miss Marie Saunders,
Miss Thelma Schmitt. Miss Elizabeth
• Stepan. Miss Helen Montague. Miss
Phv Ills Robinson. Mrs. M. if. Donohue
• and Di Sibley Hill.
Mrs. Charles H. Cecil, chairman of
th* Monday bridge section, called a
• meeting of the executive committee j
‘.Thursday to formulate plans for the I
• season s games and various o'tTier in !
’’terests of this section. All members J
!.of the club who play bridge and are |
• interested in this section are invited
:.t 0 attend a husiness and organization
• •meeting October f> at 2 p.m. at the
t ;cluh.
