Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-16
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NATIONAL SOCIETY, d. A. r.
Mrs. William Cumming Story, president
general, d. \. r.. will arrive In WASH
fnston tomorrow for the monthly meet
ing of the national board of management.
She will be at Memorial Continental Hall
tomorrow evening from to 10 O'CLOCK
N discuss informally, matters of mutual
interest with members of the society
MEMORIAL CONTINENTAL HALL
CHAPTER, D. A. r.
The meeting of the Memorial Contlnen-
tai Hall committee. Daughters OF tne
American Revolution. Tuesday evening
will begin at o'clock. instead OF 500:
as previously announced by the cards or
invitation
OUR FLAG CHAPTER.
C),,r Flag Chapte will give a receptlon
~ tho Ebbitt January ., from to IL
pm. to which all state omcers, Iesehls
and their chapters of the District are
most cordially invited
CONSTITUTION CHAPTER, d. 4: r.
CONSTITUTION Chapter. d. A. r.. will hoid
its next meeting at the nome o. TIL ",
and Mrs Winston, Madison Hall. snortiy
afterward Miss elizabeth WINSTON. q
Il
years a student of Peabody INSTITUTION;
will ro abroad to continue her musicAi
studies. =. ~.
tor,a ~ Mr. O. RAYMOND Evans, on 18th
street the program was contributed py
Miss Olive Drake, Peabody student
T,Io,,,s MARSHALL CHAPTER,
The Tbomas Marshall Chapter was en-
hpr
treasurer Mrs. Benedict Wheatie!. az
Alexandria. Va The chapter was called
to order by the regent. Miss Margaret
McCabe, and prayer was 9aerea ~ The e
registrar. Mrs Catherine G. Farrar' re-
ported as new members. Mrs Alien a.
Warfield, Mrs. G.. s warmed. MIS- Jes
sic g. Acker. Miss Hortense Hersoii,, NJ
+ s Dunlap and Mrs. Isabel r. Wol1e.
The vice regent, Mrs. Henry l.. layior,
spoke upon the benefits to be derived IRON
appointing another probation ofncer LOT
the Juvenile. Court ana inc enap,o
passad a resolution to contribute montniy.
The letter of the state regent MIS-;
Charles w Richardson. was read, ana
every paragraph considered separately
and acted upon Contributions weIe So
for the Broad Creek Church and for peau-
tifying me grounds of Continental han.
Much enjoyment attended the counIins
OF the pennies in the YARDS Oh yeHow
slips. idea borrowed by the Iestn.s
n Y. and a nice little amount was col
lected The chapter discussed It's NOV
ing picture benefit at the Masonic Tenn
pie in December. Mrs George Masn i,a1
was appointed historian. After enjoying
buffet supper the chapter ADJOURNED
TO meet with the vice regent al ner
Connecticut avenue home in December.
MRS ELLEN SPENCER MUssEY
TENT. NO. l.
At a meeting of the Mrs. Ellen Spencer
Mussey Tent No. 1. Daughters or vet
Grams. held in G. \. r. Hall, the scholar
shin in the Washington College OF Law
presented to this tent by MIS- Mussey'
was unanimously awarded TO MIS-. ANNA
NJ Roberts secretary OF the tent, LOT
faithful service in that organization. A
letter from Mrs. Mussey announced nef
restoration TO health and her lntentlon
TO visit Washington in the near future.
Mrs Roberts Mrs. NJ. F. Fortier. Miss
Helen stone. Mrs Ella Washburn, Miss
NJ G. Spencer Mrs. IL. B. Tritipoe. Mis-:
Sarah Avery and Mrs. b. ]. Howe wers
appointed a committee to arrange for
entertainments during the winter.
a paper on his recent walk to New
York was read by 0. III. Oldroyd, GUS
todian of the Lincoln relics in the house
on 10th street.
THE ANTHONY LEAGUE.
The friends of the Anthony League met
ment III. the Portner. The program in
cluded talk on the Constitution and
process of the Juvenile Court by Mrs.
Nanette b. Paul This series of talks
on the Juvenile Court will be continued
Tuesday at 4 pm. by Mrs. Laura F.
Oiney, who has been associated with the
court since it's inception. All who have
the interest of the delinquent child,
the child who may become delinquent
because of its environment, are cordially
invited to attend, and also on Thursday
evening at s o'clock, when Judge Latimel
will speak in the parlors of the Portner
on the Juvenile Court and its needs.
In the suffrage play given Friday even
ing. the portrayals Of characters were
unusually good for amateurs. Miss Mary
ellis. who had charge of the production
make IL a success.
WASHINGTON CULTUS CLUB
The Washington Cultus Club met No
vember 4 at the home of Mrs. C. r.
Bergman. lIJ Euclid street northwest,
with fifteen members present. The presi-
dent. Mrs Bergman, presided The first
paper on the War of the Austrian Sue
cession was read by Mrs. w. l. Dyer:
Mrs. Taylor contributed an essay on
Albrecht Won Wallenstein.'' Mrs Steu
art led conversation on Maria Their
esa- The members present responded to
roll call with quotations on war" Mrs
Sholes. Mrs John c. Walker and Miss
"cIt SutStS DI the cluD.
EMILY NELSON CHAPTER. ID. A. r.
Emily Nelson Chapter D. A. r.. held
It's November meeting at the home of
the regent. Mrs Martin. in the WV
oming. Mrs. Malcolm Price, historian,
read a paper descriptive OF the Juvenile
Court of the District and methods en-
ployed by the same court in other cities
The chapter voted to unite with other
chapters in donating So monthly toward
the salary of probation officer. Other
important matters were acted upon
THE MOTHERS CLUB.
The Mothers Club. under the auspices
of Frances Willard w. c. T. u, held it
regular meeting Thursday at Rosedale
Mission. The meetings in the in
terest of motherhood and character build
ing. The superintendent. Mrs. S. l..
Kaufman. aims to have interesting read
ings on the topic at each meeting. Miss
+. r. Rodeffer recited a poem and sang
Several of the mothers brought their little
ones and had them enrolled in the white
ribbon recruits.
POTOMAC CHAPTER, d. A. r.
Potomac Chapter. D. A. r., met Wed
nesday evening at the Nelson. Mrs Par
liam was hostess. and the regent, Miss
Hudson, presided Interesting papers
nd Sbp,e pfs