Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-30

Eleanor Cronin read a paper on Costa
RIGA. The meeting was held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. +. L. Wilson, the president.
Mrs. L. G. Getzendanner, presiding,
Those present. representing neighboring
clubs, were: Mrs. Wharton Moore, New
come Club; Mrs. W. Wallace Welsh and
Mrs. Wilson Ward. Rockville Woman's
Club; Miss Alverda Kingdom, Inquiry
Club, and Mrs. Torbert, College Woman s
Club Of this city.
3. D. CLUB.
| The B. D. Club of Martha Chapter. No.
| 4, Q. E. s.. met recently at the home Of
Mrs. Nellie Patterson, Woodside, Md.
Luncheon was served. and after the trans
action of regular business many works of
by the hostess Among those present were
Mrs. Mary Galloway, Mrs. Sarah Sharah,
Mrs. Frances Robey, Mrs Norma Hine,
Mrs. Flora Campbell, Mrs. Eva Galloway
| of Wilmington, Del, and Mrs. Judd of
| Indiana. a sister of Mrs. Patterson.
WAsHIN GTON ARCHITECTURAL
CLUB.
The Washington Architectural Club
Tuesday evening held a five hundred
party, at which Miss Parker and Mrs.
Foster were winners of the women's
captured the trophies offered the men
| making highest scores.
The lecture of DR. Pace of the Catholic
University on Medieval Guilds of Eu-
rope" will be held early in January, and
cards of admission to this may be had
by application to the secretary.
Among those present Tuesday were Mr.
and Mrs. Blakeslee, Mr.. and Mrs. Null
Mrs. Foster, Mr. and Mrs. McAilister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salin. Mr.. and Mrs Noil,
Mr.. and Mrs. Krouse, Misses H. Norris,
Bubb, Parker and Walker, Messrs- J. A
Cook. E. A. :Lehti, w: Nickel, J. 2. Levy.
Flournoy, J. Burch, Bedford Brown. w.
Cash, C. j. Streeter and ]. Litzau. The
next ladies evening" will be held In
January.
r. f.. LEE CHAPTER, NO. 644.
Robert E. Lee Chapter, No. GA. Z. D
c., met Tuesday, with the president.
Notice of the convention, to be held at
Confederate Memorial Home. December
| 3, at l pm, was read. Mrs. George
Dewey and Miss Mamie Randolph Heth
were elected to honorary membership
| in the chapter. There was a good at
| tendance Of members and several visi-
| tors Tea was served during the social
hour.
LIVINGSTON MANOR CHAPTER, d.
| Livingston Manor Chapter, d. A. r.,
! met Wednesday with Mrs. Lacey at the
Portner Owing to the illness Of the re-
gent the vice regent, Mrs. Casanova, pre-
sided. Three new members were adj
mitted.
The roll call responses were Self
| made Men" The historian gave report
| of the meeting of the District historic
committee. Miss Mcintosh read a paper
| on Labor" and Mrs. Brumbaugh gave
| talk on the child labor question A
general discussion followed. Mrs. AlonzO
| Tweedale sang three solos.
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refreshments were served by the hostess.
INTERNACIA
The Internacia Club at its Monday
meeting, held at its headquarters in the
Stewart building discussed the POSSIBLE
| ity of introducing Esperanto menus in
Washington. 1t was stated that the hotels
of seven cities in the United States use
Esperanto in this manner for the con-
venience of foreign guests.
SARAH FRANKLIN CHAPTER, O. A. r.
The November meeting of the Sarah
Franklin Chapter, d. A r., was held
at the home of the treasurer. Mrs. c. r.
Willett. The meeting was called to order
by the regent, Mrs. NJ. A. Winter Re-
| ports showing the chapter in prosperous
| condition were read. Several matters or
| minor Importance were brought up and
discussed.
| A special request was made for the
members to take an active interest in
and to urge that steps be taken in the
near future for the extension Of street
| car transportation to CONTINENTAL Hail.
| This was heartily Endorsed.
| The matter Of placing a memorial pull
! pit in Broad Creek Church, Maryland.
| was brought up and sum donated for
| this purpose. Another interesting topic
| discussed was that of identifying the
| grounds around the D. A. r. building
A generous subscription was taken for
| this purpose.
The chapter voted a monthly pledge
| toward the salary of D. A. r. probation
officer for the Juvenile Court from Decem-
| Der to July l. 1t was decided that the
| chapter would continue its educational
work among the mountain children, and
| a sum was pledged for this object. An
| account of the good already accomplished
| through education among the mountain
| the historian, Mrs. Robert Harrison. A
| social hour followed, with refreshments
| served by the hostess.