Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1929, Page 34

CLUBWOMEN OF THE NATION | E2% General Federation Plans Council Program — Club Asked to Observe National Garden Week—Foreign En- to Address Democratic Women. A : '%xwu.mm plans, projects ‘and “feports. The presence of representatives of junior clubsand their activities promises fo be a conspicuous feature of the Swampscott. Mrs. Bdwin ‘Bevens of junior membership, Juniors :hlt they‘:'nm. to do. composite answer is: "Apo:lell junior ‘headquarters ‘dw the council, a luncheon to consist of Boston baked beans in little brown pots, , -codfish balls, apple pie and tea; to furnish & cabaret progfam under the title of ‘Then and Now,” at| one of the senior dinners: a trip on the Atlantic Ocean; a tea; a visit to the historical spots in and about Boston, and a dance with Harvard boys for rtners.” p"mesdny, May 28, will be Junior day. In addition to several functions, the Juhiors will h: an opportunity on the general program fo ‘how Juniors *“gerve the col et ‘Massachusetts_s - recalling" the fact. that it is 20 y¢ ‘since a ‘council feét- ing was h:ldm its mt::’t :'nlg it is leaving i add to the pleasure and. profit of the gathering. “Swampscott, —one the. loveliest coast resorts .of State, is only 12 -miles from Boston. Visiters will be amet both in Boston and in Swampscott by Massachusetts club women. - “Play day,” &he ‘one time when all serious matters wre put-aside, will in- clude an automobile ride on the North Shore, with stops at Placés of historic nterest in ‘Salem, Marblehead and Gloug¢ester. ‘On the return to Swamp- scott-a shore dinner will be served. In the afternoon the club women will be taken to Boston to see the public build- ings and landmarks. There will be op- portunity to visit the new wing of the Boston Art Museum and the Gardner Museum, ‘énd 'a trip to Concord and Lexington has been arranged. 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