Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-08

Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey, dean OF
the Washington college, of Law, has pre-
scented a three-year scholarship in law
to the National Catholic Woman's Circle
| through it's president, Mrs Maragare,
Lora Coope a graduate of the college.
| The circle will be represented by one
of its members, Mrs. Sarah 7. Andrew
| whose son. Herbert Andrew, has entered
| upon a course of law at the Catholic
University, Brookland. Mother and son
will begin and finish the course of law al
the same time.
The National Catholic Womans Circle
met Monday evening at the Public Ii
| brary. Mrs. Coope presiding. To large
class Miss Corinne Maloney gave the his
tory of the introduction of the new soap
ular.. reading the recent decree of Pope
Plus x that the scapular shall be OF
metal in the form of a medal. Miss Ma
| loney exhibited several specimens Tot
study purposes including one in gold
| The members of the circle read from the
Bible the narrative of the last supper
and compared it with the works of twelve
artists upon the subject to see the motif
| in each. 1t was seen that scuptors were
more apt to choose the moment of the
eucharist, while painters chose the mo-
ment of the betrayal. Half-tone prints OF
|
Last Supper" were given to each one
present containing the names OF the
apostles in the order Of arrangement in
the picture.
| Patriots Memorial Chapter d. A. r..
| held it's first meeting of the season Tues
| day evening at the residence of the Misse:
Norton on Biltmore street There was
good attendance, but several member:
| are still out OF town. Mrs. John c. Ell
lott. chaplain of the chapter, will spent
the winter in the Philippines. Mrs. IL. Is
Olney has returned from abroad. but Il
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Joseph A
lander, in California, and will probabl!
return to the city some time in NoVem
Der.
| After the routine business, the subjec
of the proposed establishment of a Pa
| triots' Memorial School for the educa
| ton of the southern mountaineerS wa
discussed. it being the purpose of thu
| chapter to make this object one or IL
| .Iain endeavors.
The regent used gavel presented t.
the chapter by Mrs. William Cumming
Story This gavel is made from the Woo
of one of the Egyptian cypress tree
which were presented by the Khedive o
Egypt to the Emperor Napoleon ant
given by him to Monsieur Jumel. wh'
| planted them on the grounds adjoinin,
Washington's headquarters on 16Otl
street near Amsterdam avenue, New
| York.
| During the serving of refreshments
descriptive exper ences of their summer
vacations were related by Mrs. Small
wood. Mrs. Arnold, DR.. Jagers and othe
members OF the chapter, which addet
much to an enjoyable evening.
| The Crittenton Wheel Club inaugurate
| the fifth year of its work with a meet
| ing Thursday afternoon at the home o
| it's new president. Mrs. Jennette Wick
| ham. ia d street northwest Thirtee
| members and two guests We're in atten
| ance Mrs. Mary w. Story gave an &C
| count of the four-day meeting OF Crit
tenton workers held in Boston in June
/ to which meeting she was a delegate
| Considerable business was transacted an
| refreshments were serve.
The League of American Pen Womel
met Monday in the study room of tn
| Public Library. Four applicants were ad
mitted to membership-Mrs. Maria Frink
| Naples, N Y: Miss Bertha France
! Wolfe and Miss Elizabeth Brown, boil
of Washington, d. c., and Mrs. Anna
! Borglum Darlow, Omaha, Neb.
! Announcement was made that DR.. Da
wilson, superintendent of public schools
would address the league Wednesday
October 10. in the lecture room OF tn