Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-23
CLUB WORK PRAISED
At ANNUAL BANQUET
Subsidiary Organization of
Y. w. C. A. Is Host at
Social Function.
MISS JESSIE w. WILSON
AMONG GUESTS OF HONOR
Women of the Far East and Other
Topics Discussed-List of
Committees.

Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson. daushte,
Of the President. forged another link in
the bond of friendship already existing
between her and the Young Women s
Christian Association by being practically
the first of the guests of honor to ap-
pear on the scene last night at the fourth
annual banquet of the South American
Club. held at the National Hotel
Members of the club, which is a SUBJ
s;dary organization of the Y w. c. A,
and of which Miss Heloise Brainerd is
president. gathered to the number Of
$50 for the occasion. interspersing college
songs with the discussion of the menu.
and afterward listening to number Of
addresses. A reception preceded the ban
quet. during which the girls and wCmen
present were introduced to Miss Wilson.
In addition to Miss Wilson. there were
a number of other guests of honor. seat
ed at a large table in the center of the
banquet room, among whom were the
Misses Triton of England. daughters or
the president of the worlds committee
of the Y. W. c. A; Mrs. Triton. the
head of the whole organization: Mrs. Pic
-Durberville also of England: Miss
Frances Gage of New York, Mrs. Eu-
gene E.. Stevens and Miss elisabeth r.
Pierce. Dr. Ada II. Thomas. Rev. }. Hen
ming helms. Rev. John I. Huddie ana
Miss florence NJ. Brown.
TONES of Addresses.
Miss Pierce, who is the first vice
president of the Y. w. {. A, introduced
Mrs Eugene E. stevens as toastnis-
tress. Rev John I. Huddle pronounced
the invocation. Miss Florence NJ.
Brown spoke on THE Years Accom-
plishment in Our Home Work. Mrs.
Picton- Durberville on Women of the
Far East" Miss Frances Gage on
South Americas Standard FOR IN.
Young Women's Christian Association
and Rev. j. Henning helms on why
American Women Should Assist in Or
ganizing Association Work in ofher
Countries.
Miss Wilson did not make an ad-
dress, and was obliged to leave before
the conclusion of the speech making 10
fulfill another engagement. The guests
of honor were escorted to their tapie
by pages, Miss Wilson being escorted by
Miss Florence NJ. Brown.
Music for the occasion was furnished
by the young woman's orchestra of the
association. under the dictatorship OF
Miss Louie Dale Leeds. The members
of the orchestra were Misses Annette
Miller. Lillian Krause, Cora Frank, Elsie
Newman. Miss Alice Deal was in
charge of the corps of ushers.
Committees in Charge.
The committees in charge Of arrang-
ing the banquet were:
Invitations-Miss l.. May Larkin Miss
Heloise Brainerd and Miss MignOnette
O. Buckingham.
Arrangements-Miss Julia Branch
Hoge, Miss Alice L. Crane, Miss Alice
MeCauley and Miss Marian White.
Decorations-Miss Ida b.. Johnson.
Mrs. George H. Ashley. Mrs. Janns A.
Baxter. Miss Flora E. Finch. Miss Mar
garet r. Fox. Miss H. Eleanor Hunt
and Miss Marian B. Nevius.
Guests Present.
Among those present We're Miss Miller.
Elizabeth O'Hara. Mrs. Mary L. Hunt,
Miss l.. Warren Jordan. Vivian Cartoon,
Inez Howard. Mrs. L. I. Everett Bur-
Meta Black. Miss Wyman. Grosvenor 81.
Jones. Mrs. Grosvenor NJ. Jones. Miss
Irene V. Banes. Jessie B. Rooms, Miss
frankie knibb. Cecilia Day Phillips. Miss
Eliza beth ]. Wood. Hazel NJ. Beck, Miss
Elsie Dahlen. Lena Burgdorf, Ada Burg
dorf, Miss Baird Miss Margaret Ritter,
Miss Lillian Williams. Miss Marguerite
Donally. Miss Newton, Mrs E. s. Hub
bard. Edna Frizzeli. MIS-. Fannie McAllis-
ter. NJ. c. Peabody. Addie s. Clark, Miss
Julia Woodward. Miss Imogene James.
bard. Miss g. Lombard. Miss Susan r.
Cuts, Miss May Sanborn. Lyra d. True
blood. Miss H. Eleanor Hunt, Mrs. Her
mon Hunt. Mrs. d. Nj. Ogden Mrs. Henry
Gosling. Hilda MADDEN. Selma MADDEN,
Miss Beryl Ingram, Miss Grace Murphy,
son. Josepha Lang, Mrs. Dewberry. Miss
Goodpasture and Miss Cromelien.
Mrs. j. j. Lenny. Hattie Stein. Miss NJ.
White. Mrs. Emma j. Bugbee. Miss Allie
Trefts. Miss l<earney, Miss Watkins. Mrs.
O Brien. Mrs Morton, Leila Lee, Mrs. F.
II. Clapton Smith. Mrs. Frances H. Say
ers. Miss Baldwin Mrs. l.. NJ. Cleaveland.
Miss E. Mabel Sanborn. Mrs. l.. A. DELL
wig. l.. A. Dellwig. Mrs. Hodges. Miss
Haven. Miss Bessie l.. Haskell. Miss Flor
Kin. Miss Margaret Hanna, Miss Thomp-
son, Mrs. c. II. Butler, Rev. c. II. Butler,
Clara Fultz, James .Hoge. Ethel Trow-
bridge. Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. McComas. Mrs.
Scott. Mrs. Baxter, Miss Eugenie' Deland.
Mrs. Thomas Fl. MITCHELL Miss F. M.
Proctor. Miss Crane. Mrs. Charles Davis.
Miss Margaret Davis, Miss Elizabeth
Peet, Miss Knox, Miss Burns, Miss Mel
son. T. I. McInnerney. Harold MeIn-
nerney, Miss Walsh, Miss Minnie NJ
Myers, Miss Rose E. Flood. Miss Ger
trude Fowler. Miss Nellie Ford. Mrs.
john Doyle Carmody, John d. Carmody,
Miss {. Lusk. Miss A. Lusk Miss Mar
rner. Miss Carrie Lawton. Mrs. Edgar B.
Merritt, Mrs. George Reed. Mrs. J. Nixon.
Miss Mcdonald. Miss kirley. Hiss Alma
Jones. Mrs. Fannie B. Hyiand. MISS Media
V. Hyland. Irene Hudgins. Miss r. Hudg-
ms. NJ. E. simpson. Mrs. w. 8. Corby.
| W. s. Corby. Mrs J. b. Kendall. Jessie
| c. Adkins. Mrs. Jessie c. Adkins, Mrs.
Matthew o. rien Caroline Morton, Miss
Florence a. Eldridge. Miss Edith Hoyt.
Olaf Saugstad. Mrs. Doneho Miss Maud
Williams. Miss Della c. Condron NJ. c.