Evening star., 1912-10-06

w. Atkinson, Mrs. ]. ID. Yeomans and
Mrs. w. Reinstein of Texas.
The October meeting of Mary Breed
Chapter, ID. a. r., was held at the home
Of the secretary, Mrs. Charles T. Windle.
3e0l 14th street northwest, with a full
attendance. The regent. Mrs. Ellis
, Logan. presided. Reports from distant
chapters were given by visitors, also
from the Children of the American Revo-
luton. Three new members were admit
ted. Miss Kate s. Wells was elected
chapter historian. Definite plans for the
coming years work were formulated. a
special Thanksgiving program was ar
ranged for the November meeting. which
will be held at the home OF the vice
regent. Mrs. James Clark.
The first October meeting Of Phil Sheri-
dan. w. r. c., was we'll attended. Com
rades Worden and Copeland, from Phil
Sheridan Post. visited the corps. with
tickets and invitations to the posts an
nual euchre and dance. October Il, at q.
A. r. Hall Comrade Oldroyd. who has just
returned from California. also attended
All the members of Phil Sheridan Corps
are requested to be present at G.. A. r.
Hall October 90 and %. from 10 am. until
3 pm. to assist with unfinished sewing,
making comforts. etc. for the bazaar.
which is to take place the evening of No.
vember ) in Phil Sheridan Corps rooms
g. a. r. Hall. and for which occasion n
fine program is being prepared in con-
nection with the bazaar. Inspection OF
Phil Sheridan Corps will take place No.
vember 10.
The lexington w c. T. T. met Friday
evening in the Sunday school house Of
the lexington Presbyterian Church. Mrs.
Munger led the devotional exercises.
Mrs j. w Allison, treasurer. reported
total receipts for the year $6Ooi and a
disbursement of $3.50. Mrs. Edna Olan-
der reported the amount of temperance
literature distributed, and succeeding res
ports were made by the following supers
intendents: Flower mission. Mrs. ]. B.
Linton: Loyal Temperance Legion. MRS.
William r. Gibb: soldiers and sailors.
Mrs. ]. w. Allison: mothers meetings.
Mrs. B. r. Taylor: medal contest. Mrs.
Richman. Mrs NJ w. Adams, recording
secretary, sent in her resignation. and
Mrs. Edna Olander was elected to fill
the position. The corresponding secre.
tary of the union was elected press su.
perintendent to succeed Mrs. Frank Nc.
Chesney, resigned. Announcement was
received from Mrs. Louise Bandeem Ssco
that the first meeting OF the school OF
health and heredity will be held October
16 in the w. c. T. u. building, on 9Th
street.
A special meeting of the Housekeepers'
Alliance was held Thursday afternoon in
the east study room of the Public Ii
brary. Miss T. Norton OF the Women's
Municipal League Of Boston spoke on the
subject of market inspection.
Mrs. Margaret A. Walker. president
Department of Potomac, Womans Relief
Corps will give a reception at her home,
Ills Euclid street northwest, this city.
Tuesday evening. in honor of Mrs. Isabel
Wor1ell Ball, recently elected national
senior vice president of the Woman's Re-
lief Corps As Mrs. Walker feels that
it will be impossible to reach all Of Mrs.
Balls friends by card, she has extended
a wide-open invitation to all members of
the patriotic organizations of both vet
erans and their auXiliaries. Mrs. Walker
will be assisted in receiving by members
of her department staff, past department
presidents and past department COM
manderS.