Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-07

Four new members were elected-Mrs.
Helen M. Glenn, Mrs. Addie Glenn Will
coxon. Miss Gertrude Glenn and Miss
Alice Glenn. Echoes Of Continental Con-
After adjournment a eocial hour followed.
during which the hostess served Eefrsh-
| ments.
The Columbia Heights Art Club held
Its last meeting of the season at the
home Of Mrs. Sarah Wolhaupter, Cleve-
land Park. The president. Mrs. Stokes,
presented Mrs. Augustus Knight a. the
Modern Spanish Art" was given by
! Mrs. Robert Bare. She illustrated her
paper by many reproductions Of paint
ings. loaned by the Congressional Ii
brary: Mrs. Mary Mckee had paper
on Spain Of Today" relating many
call brought forth added material. The
hostess invited the members and guests
to the dining room, whore refresh
ments were served and social hour was
| bers and four visitors were present
The state corresponding secretary Of
| Women's Clubs Of Nebraska, Mrs. l.
Andrews, was present and compliment
president announced thai the first
/ meeting Of the fall would be in October
at the homo Of Mrs. Ellis Logan.
A large number Of visitors and MEM
bers OF Phil Sheridan Corps, w. r. c.,
met at the hall to welcome Mrs. Agnes
Keller and her staf on the occasion Of
her first official visit az department presi-
q member.
A degree of sadness was cast over the
meeting owing to the recent death Of
Past Department President Mrs. Indiana
cowling. the illness Of Comrades Johnson
and Ferren. the very serious illness
Of Comrade Brideham and the absence
Of several familiar faces whose con-
stancy Of attendance had become pro-
| verbal.
| The visitors were welcomed by the
corps president, Mrs. Isabella Bontz, and
were accorded tho honors due their rank.
| The responses were cordial and compli-
msntary to the corps. Others visitors
roy. and Mrs. Kelton. widow Of Gen.
Kelton, U. 8. A.. OF the Army and Navy
League. and Miss More Of Baltimore. Nd.
who is in the city for the purpose Of as
sisting in carving out the plans for the
under the auspices of the corps the latter
part OF the month.
! Mrs. Isabel Worrell Ball. National l.
and I. officer, who was present, an
nounced that she had been invited to
deliver an address at Andersonville. Ga,
Memorial day. From there she will make
an extended tour. visiting and inspecting
a number of corps. finally going to her
| OlV uVulO III 1AAWECuCCs h0h.s " O0 ~ CO.
ent at a family reunion of the ''Worres
and the Balls"
| Refreshments were served Tho next
meeting Of the corps will be devoted to
a memorial service to those who are alb
sent in death. but not forgotten.
The Margaret Whetten Chapter, d. A..
r., held it's April meeting at the home OF
the regent. Mrs. Redwood Vandegrlft.
1920 21st street The regent presided. Re
rnytV from nf1CArN and GfQndjnR commit /.
tees were read and accepted. Plans were
reported. completed for the musical to
be given by the chapter. The chapter adj
mitted Mrs. Azel Ford as new MEM
| Der.
| After the business session was over the
following program was rendered. Three
songs by Miss Edna Sheehy. accompanied
by Miss Isabel. Stone; paper on The
Gertrude Blauveldt. and an article by
Miss Martha Berry Of the Martha Berry
Industrial School Of Rome. Ga. was read
by Mrs. zimmerman.
Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Annie d. Wilder Of 1875 18th street
gave a tea recently to the League OF
American Pen Women. in honor OF q Wis
ting member. Miss Louise K. Hardy.
South Orange. N. j.
Among the visitors who attended the
Mothers Congress were Mrs Cornelia
| Prchch Stone OF Galveston, Tex. past
president Of the Texas Woman's Press
Association. and Mrs. Ida Van Zandt jar
Wis Of Fort Worth, Tex.
The Patriots Memorial Chapter. N. 8.
d. A. R., was organised Wednesday
evening at the residence Of Mrs. George
T.. Smallwood by the state regent. ID.
c., Mrs. Mary s. Lockwood. 1t being
the first chapter organized by her since
her induction into the ONCE.
| The officers Of the chapter are Mrs.
Joseph A. Arnold. regent; Mrs. George
T. Smallwood, vice regent; Miss Lii
liam A. Norton. secretary; Miss Ethel
Burgert. treasurer: Mrs. George p.
Conway. registrar. and Dr. Eallie Jones
Jagers. parliamentarian. Other charter
members are Mrs. Lucia g. Fletcher.
Mrs. John Calvin Elliott. Mrs. e. b.
Olney. Miss Gertrude Norton, Mrs. An
ME p. Ordway and Miss Ida Norton.
The regent introduced Mrs. Small
| wood. who gave an account Of the
| ideals of the new chapter. It II pur-
posed to hold two meetings each month.
| one a special meeting. the other bust
ness meeting, when the civic problems
Of the day will be discussed, and those
tonversant with the various lines of
| work will DO invited to speak at these
meetings.