Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-29
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meeting by Mime. Daugherty. I'm Bicy-
clette" and lie Movement Perpetual.
two amusing selections from Armand
Chairman. were read by Mile. de Lattre.
The instrumental music. lie Petit Min
uet' Beethoven) was contributed by
Mile. Merrill. and the vocal. Isl jetais
Jardinier" (Chaminade). by Mile. Becker.
NJ Daugherty read I'm Poeme.' by Jean
de la Rocca An election of new men,
bers followed and the discussion of
| three act comedy for the annual Fin
! d'annee' closed the meeting.
MAI. w. o. CALLS CHAPTER. D, A r.
Maj. William Overton Calls Chapter,
d. A. r.. celebrated Its anniversary
March II, when 1t was entertained at the
Farragut by Mrs. Alice VERIFY Salter, one
of the officers, whose apartments were
decorated for the occasion with SIX nass
of America and Ireland. shamrocks ana
the insignia OF the D. A. r. This chap
ter was organized within twenty,,our
hours last year by the regent, Mrs. Mar
garet Monteiro Berry. At this annlver-
sary Miss Louise Beatrice Salter was
presented as one of the pages TO me
coming continental congress. as Is MISS
Sadie Patton. Both these young girls
are members of the chapter. Two solos
were sung by Miss Lila Watts Collins
and Miss Dorsey. Mrs. Charles Harding,
wife of Capt. Harding. U. s. n. was
Miss Marie G. Jenkins on the chapter
list. and as the first bride of the chapter
was presented with the insignia of the
society, the spinning wheel of blue en-
amel and gold. Mrs. Mary S. Lockwood,
one of the founders of the d. A. r., en-
tertained the chapter with a description
of her visit to Ireland. Miss Mary ii.
Du Bose. chapter historian, read paper
entitled "A Knight of Old Virginia and
His Forbears," descriptive of the iife OF
I If 1n
revolution. Maj William Overton Calls.
and his Observation-Disclosures There
are eight or ten members of the Maj.
William Overton ChalliS Chapter who are
descendants of Maj. Overton Calls and
twice descended from William OVerton
and Mary Waters. These include the
Leakes and keans of Virginia, Mrs. Will
liam Donald Carmichael of North Caro-
lima, Mrs Leonora Monteiro Martin, who
wrote the North Carolina toast. Here's
to the Land of the Iong-leafed Pine"
and the chapter regent, Mrs. Margaret
Monteiro Berry. Mrs. Elizabeth Knox
Harrison. chapter secretary. spoke of her
desire to have an annual trophy present
ed by the Daughters of the American
Revolution to that soldier of the United
States Army who would attain the high
est mark for general excellence during
the year. Miss Cary Peachey reported
the growth of the chapter during the
year.
LIVINGSTON MANOR CHAPTER, D.
A. R.
Livingston Manor Chapter. D. A. R..
met Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs Morehouse, 1926 o street. Two
new members were admitted. Roll call
responses were Pure Foods" The his
torian gave a report of the work of the
state historic committee, which was
Intosh. The paper on Natural Re-
sources and the Food Supply was read
by Miss Gray. and the discussion led by
Mrs. Wickham. Mrs. Lindsay gave
vocal solo.
The chapter voted to increase its an
nual contribution to Friendship House
to IS. and Mrs. Anderson and Mrs.
Meeks were appointed as visitors.
during which refreshments were
served.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS ART CLUB.
The Columbia Heights Art Club was
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
John H Stokes. The president, Mrs Au-
gustus Knight. introduced Mrs. Sarah
Wolhaupter as chairman of the day.
Miss Celynda w. Ford read a paper de-
scriptive of THE Navajo Indians" and
entitled Colonial Churches" Those who
| responded to roll call were Mrs Robert
B. Bare. Mrs. J. Finney Engle, Mrs. Will
liam Ethel, Mrs. William G. Foote. Mrs.
Raymond L. Ford, Mrs. Edward Hardy.
Miss Cornelia Hill, Mrs. Fred D. Heisler,
Mrs. Augustus Knight, Mrs. Mary Nc
kee, Mrs. F. Carl-Smith, Miss Elizabeth
Warman and Mrs. James Yeomans. Re
freshmentS were served by the hostess,
assisted by Miss Ruth A. Stokes, Miss
Ella Ayrea and Mrs. William B. Turpin.
Among the guests were Mrs. Hamill and
Mrs. Amy ]. Leeds.
SHORT STORY CLUB.
The Short Story Club met Tuesday
in w. c. T U. parlors. President Moore
presiding and the program in charge of
Miss NJ. c. Farmer Blood Will Tell
the story Of the evening, was written and
read by Prof. Hyland Kirk Miss Emma
Brown depicted experiences in securing
a Household Treasure and E. w.
Collamore. in his chapter Of the clubs
composite story. "A Correspondents
Courtshp,' added complications to the
tale. Miss E. Hamilton read two poems
Knee Deep in June" and c. A. McLain
gave original sketches entitled "A Letter
of Congratulations and "A Hospital
Experiment" Misses ADELAIDE E. Haw
kins and Minnie P. Hawkins sang duets,
Peggy Brady and Those Birds Were
Singing in the Tree" Miss Grace Ora
ham and Miss Otta NJ. Ross were re-
ceived as members of the club.
WOMAN'S CLINIC AUXILIARY
The Woman'S Clinic Auxiliary held
an at home Monday from to pm.
Mrs. Robert S. Chew and Mrs. julius
Lansburgh were the special hostesses,
and Mrs. William HitZ, Mrs. r Wood
land Gates and DR.. Elnora C. Folkmar
assisted in receiving. Mrs. Chew and
Mrs. Richard Wainwright poured tea,
Miss Behrend and Miss Margaret Gates
assisted in serving refreshments and
DR.. Folkmar, DR.. Alice Winans Downey.
Dr. Isabel II. Lamb and DR.. Rodrick
n ty-fO
guests who were present the plans and
work of the clinic. This auxiliary was
organized last June with about thirty
members. at the home of Mrs. John
Hays Hammond 1t now has a member
ship of more than $50. 1t opened a
clinic for white women and girls at
TIC 18th street, September 20, since
when over 125 women and girls have
been treated. The house committee is
at home on second and fourth Mon
days The auxiliary will have an at
home for working girls Saturday even
ing. April 4, from to 10 O'Clock.
Among the guests We're Miss Julia
Solomons Mrs. J. w. Chaffee, Mrs c.
H. Cross Mrs S. B. Todd. Mrs. T. C.
Howard Mrs. J. w. Heron. Mrs George
H. Wright Mrs. ]. B. Harden, Mrs. E. r.
Boyle, Mrs. Willard Otis Waters. DR..
Macmillan Groszman, Mrs. Howard
Beall, Miss Cecil Norton, Mrs. James
Rockwell, Mrs. Van Auken Mills, Mrs S.
s. Gunther Seville. Mrs. Otis Judd Eddy,
Mrs NJ B. Mclaughlin, Mrs. B. II. War
ner, Miss Kathlene Mclaughlin Mrs. Eva
S. Bennett. Miss Myra Hendley. Mrs.
Mice ADELAIDE