Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-25
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ENsEsTnE CLUBS
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trict OF Columbia Society, L. s. d..
1s12 was entertained Friday after
noon by Mrs. Howard l.. Hodgkins
1880 7 street. Plans for celebrating
during the week of the civic celebration
of the signing of the treaty of Client
were discussed and arranged. Members
Of the comm ttee are: Miss Margaret
" Mecase chairman: honorary 1,snn,
Mrs Augustus Nicholson. Mrs. Joseph
S Tiford Mrs Alexander Perry. Mrs
q. w Baird. Mrs. Mary Dallas Strong,
Mrs John Southgatc Tucker and Mrs
TRULY. secretary. The committee is
composed of the following members
and officers: Miss Josephine {. Web
ster. Mrs, Caroline Blanchard Foster
Mrs. augustus S. jackson, Miss Char
lotte Pendleton. Mrs. G. NJ. Brumbaugh
Mrs Redwood Vandegrift, Mss Viola
Myers. Mrs. George Marsh, Mrs. Louisa
\. Norton: Miss Virginia Byrd Jones
Edwards, Mrs. Henry l.. TAYLOR. Mrs
Eil!s Logan. Mrs. Anne Tuohy. Miss
Anne Washington Wilson. the com
mittee decided not to hold further meet
ings until October. when other mem
bers would he added To the list
The Mothers School Club OF the
Northeast met Thursday at the Webb
School kindergarten rooms. Election OF
officers for the next school year re
suited as follows: President. Mrs. j.
F. Darling: vice president. Mrs. A. o.
smith: recording secretary, Mrs. b. l..
Nevins: treasurer Mrs. ri. W. Pote. 4
game. Forest Primeval." was written
upon the blackboard Mrs. keene hav-
ing the entire names OF cach Tree IN
rotation. was awarded the prize
han Ian i1r Ref
were served. The next meeting VIII
take place the third Thursday in Octo-
Der at the Pierce School
Continental Chapter. d. a. r.. was
entertained recently at the annual
meeting by the regent at the Hotel
Powhatan. Reports were given from
each officer and committee. showing a
fine record of work along patriotic
lines during the year. after which the
following named officers were elected
for the coming year: Regent. Mrs.
George Marsh: vice regent, Mrs. j. D.
Carmody: recording secretary, Miss
Amy s. White: corresponding secre-
tary. Miss Alma NJ Winningham: as
eistant corresponding secretary. Mrs.
John j. narrower: treasurer. Miss Lii
Han Chenoweth. registrar. Mrs. j. Nc
u. Stewart: historian. DIR. Alice Bur-
witt: chaplain. Mrs. George j. Cum
mings
The committee on patriotic education
for the best essay to Frank OVERLY of
the Lees -McRea Institute for boys, also
a scholarship was given for next year.
One member was admitted. Adjourn
nent was taken for the summer.
The Deborah Knapp Chapter. d. A.
r.. held it's monthly meeting at the
home of the vice regent. Mrs. John II.
Stokes. the Portner, Wednesday even
ing,with the regent. Mrs. NJ. f. S. Davis.
In the chair. After devotional services.
led by the regent. routine business was
transacted and the election of Officers
all the officers: Regent. Mrs. nj. L. $.
Davis: vice regent, Mrs. John III.
Stokes; recording secretary. Mrs. Fred
D. Heisler: corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Dakota Best Brown: treasurer,
Mrs. Raymond L. Ford: historian. Miss
Gratia NJ. Curtis; registrar. Miss
Celynda w. Ford; chaplain. Mrs. Hilda
b. Bready. After adjournment a social
hour was enjoyed with the hostess,
Mrs. Stokes.
The May meeting of Martha Washing
ton Chapter. ID. A. r., was held Tuesday
tavus Werber. 1883 @ street northwest.
No program was followed. but social
evening was enjoyed. during which re-
freshments were served by the hostess
The following officers were elected:
Regent Miss b. Z. Nabers: vice regent,
Mrs Clarence z. Curtis; recording secre-
tary, Miss Ellen Love; treasurer. Miss
Ida NJ Peck; corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Blanche Tyler Beaton; registrar,
Mrs A. F. NJ Johnson; historian, Miss
Anna 8. Macdonald: board of directors.
Mrs Gustavus Werber, Mrs. j. a. Mill
saps. Mrs T. G. Milligan, Miss Mary 9.
Emery and Mrs. Emma Barnard.
Chapin Women's Christian Temperance
Union met Wednesday at the w. C.. T. U.
home, 80 9Th street northwest. Mrs. o
G. Van Enron presided over the meet
ing in the absence of the president. MIS-
Theresa A. Williams. and gave a talk on
the ingatherng held in April and an
nounced that the W. c. T. L. quarterly
would be held in Georgetown June IL
Mrs Margaret Dye Ellis read the Scrip
ture lesson. The June meeting Of Chaplin
Union was voted to be social evening
festival. which will be the closing meet
ing of the season. Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard w. Reed OF Allentown. Pa. Will be
the honor guests of the evening.
Mrs Helen Nelson-DOocy was appoint
cd chairman, with the following commit
tee: Mrs Shinn. Mrs. Gibson. Mrs. Eva
Middleton, Mrs. Sommers Mrs: Keys.
Gettinger and Miss Weightman. to take
charge of the next meeting.
The women's Aid Society of the East
ern Presbyterian Church met Wednesday
evening in the parlors OF the church
The aid was called to order by the presi-
dent Mrs s. e. Van Enron. After the
regular business meeting the officers and
members gave a surprise supper and So
cial hour to the president
The pastor OF the church. Rev Alfred
e. Barrows. presented the president OF
the aid. Mrs Van Enron, with bouquet
of La France roses In behalf of the aid
and in appreciation the members were in
vited to a surprise supper. which was en-
joyed by all.
Elder NJ r. Hyer made address on
the work of the aid and the officers OF
the church The officers elected for the
ensuing year to the Ladies Aid of the
Eastern Presbyterian Church were: Mrs.
g. c. Van Enron. president: vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Ebert Perry: senior vice presi-
dent. p. L. Sommers: Miss Nellie Thea
kerr recording secretary: Mrs Z. X. SEQ
field, financial secretary: Mrs. Ellen Sayle.
assistant financial secretary, and Mrs.
NJ. r. Brooks. treasurer
The tenth annual meeting OF the Gull
tus Club was held at the home OF Mrs
William y. Hallam 3O25 Newark street
Cleveland Park. The following officers
were elected for the coming year: Presi-
den, Mrs. G.. X. Bergman: vice president
Mrs Paris Brengle: recording secretary
Mrs William Myers: corresponding sec
rotary. Mrs. William Hallam: treasurer
Mrs Taylor: historian, Mrs. Wilkinson
parliamentarian. Miss Julia karr. All OF
the members read short selections In
prose and poetry from the German. The
club was favored with delightful must
cal program. Miss Florence Bergman
rendered piano solo. Miss Edna Dyer
sang three songs. accompanied by Mrs
Fisler. Mrs. Taylor sang two German
songs. The last meeting OF the club will
10 held AT the home of Mrs Paris Bren