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FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS.
The Federation of Women's Clubs Of
the District will give a luncheon sat
urday at the New Ebbtt, in honor OF
Mrs. John H. Stokes, who leaves foi
her new home in Freehold, N }.
WENDELL WOLFE CHAPTER d
A. r.
wendell Wolfe Chapter, D. A r.. met
Monday evening at the home OF Mts W.T.
r, A. DeIlett, 112S Columbia road Inc
assisting hostesSes were Mrs; E-ui'ii !
Dinwiddie and the Misses NIL isey W o1fe
occupied the chair. and the Spee'"'
guest was Mrs. Howard l.; Hodgk,httii =, q
The chapter voted to take up up ane ne
soldiers. TO begin with the grave OF
the soldier whose name 1t bears, Capt
George Wendell Wolfe. the ancestor OF
the regent 1t also voted edo TO Gorse~t &c Nnrth
Carolina The chapter has asked ana
received permission to present the nag
to the new playground TO be openea III
March at 10th and d streets northwest,
the director of which is to he one OF
the chapters members, Miss Katherine
Whitcomb. An illustrated lecture Is
soon to be given by Miss Eliza oetn
Malott Barnes, welfare worker OF the
chapter, on her recent western trip
The chapter is interesting itself IN the
placing of a memorial 10 MISS Cial. {.
Barton, FOUNDER ana HTSl VI
the American Red Cross. and char
ter member and national officer or the
Daughters of the American Revolution.
In the new building now being erected
for the use of the American Red cross,
as memorial to the women OF the
civil war and has sent a copy of set
of resolutions drawn up at recent
meeting to the President OF the Cnlteo
States, who is now president OF the
Red Cross Society. asking him to direct
that a suitable memorial to Miss Bar
ton be placed in the building.
The program consisted OF two papers,
one colleges and Universities in the
District of Columbia. by Miss Lucy,
NJ Cardwell, and the other "Heraldry,
by Mrs G. G BurHR %1 Revontionaay Rev Gait
Hero" Refreshments were served dur
ing the social which followed.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS ART CLUB.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Robert
Mrs. Edward Hardy. president, intro
duced Mrs. J. Finney Engle as chair
man for the day. The afternoon was
devoted to the study of the life and
works of John La Fargo and Daniel
Chester French, the papers being pre-
sented by Mrs. j. w. Frizzell and Mrs
Anton Heitmuller. Further items con-
other members After roll call Miss
Flora Briggs, guest. sang Sing,
Smile Slumber" by Gounod. and as an
encore; From the Land OF the Sky
Refreshments were served by the
hostess, assisted by her daughter, Miss
Christine Bare.
PATRIOTS MEMORIAL CHAPTER.
D. A. r.
The November meeting of Patriots
Memorial Chapter was entertained by
Mrs A. c. Tuohy at her home on 18th
dent and visiting members was pres
ent. The regent. Mrs q. +. Conway,
presided, and much business pertaining
to chapter work was transacted. The
chapter has underway contribution of a
box containing clothing and other
necessaries to be sent to a school for
mountaineers located at Georgetown,
S. c. During social time following
the meeting refreshments were served
by the hostess
CAPITOL HILL HISTORY CLUB.
Eighteen members and two visitors
of the Capitol Hill History Club met
Wednesday at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. George II. Felt. 1445 Monroe
street. The treasurer rendered her re-
port. Mrs. Jason Waterman. delegate
to the District federation gave a re-
entertained by Mrs Ada K Weiss of
the Legion of Loyal Women, who gave
talk of Clara Barton and her work
and connection with the Red Cross.
Mrs. NJ. B. Granger read paper on
Colonial History from 1907 to 1917
Mrs. Felt served refreshments, assisted
by Mrs John Weldon and Mrs. d. l..
Mrs f. X. Foltz. Dominion Heights.
Va, November "a.
WASHINGTON AUXILIARY OF THE
NATIONAL INDIAN ASSOCIATION.
The Washington Auxiliary of the Ma
tional Indian Association held its first
meeting for this season Wednesday aft
ernoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
H NJ. Corson, 14T6 Clifton street. A
social hour was spent in partaking of
refreshments provided by the hostess,
after which DR.. Charles NJ. Buchanan,
School. Washington. gave a talk on
his work among the Puget sound In
dians. in which work he has been en-
gagged for the past twenty-one years.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY CIRCLE, No ..
LADIES OF THE G. A. r.
The members of William Mckinley
Circle. No. 2. Ladies of the Grand Army
of the Republic. met at c. A. r Hall
Monday evening to honor their presi
dent. Mrs. Lottie +. johnson, by pre-
sent!ng her with a gold layallier set
with garnets, the gift being in the
nature of a testimonial. showing the
circles appreciation of Mrs. Johnson's s
Work as chairman of the executive
committee OF the ladies' citizens COM
nittee at the G. A. X. encampment re-
Gently held in this city.
The senior vice president Of the cir
Gle. Mrs. Asenath j. Case. in words
BETTING the occasion. made the pre-
senta;ion on behalf of the circle
CHAPLIN W. c. r l.
Planning the years work and form
Ing committees was the order of busi-
ness at large meeting OF Chaplin
Union. held recently at its headquar-
tiers. Mrs. Frances A. St Clair, presi =
dent. called for reports from ali Off
ceTs and superntendents, which show
ed the work was well in hand for the
winters campaign. Mrs. A. A Maxim
read the Scripture lesson. Mrs. ST
Clair announced that Mrs Ellen Spen-
Ger Mussey would address Chaplin
Union on the subject of Woman s
Preparedness at its December meet
ing.
JR- COY. THOMAS wELLEs SOCIETY
e. A. r.
Margaret Thomson and Katherine
Hawiey were hostesses to the Jr. Gov
Thomas Welles Society. Children of the
American Revolution. Friday afternoon
Mrs Emig introduced the new vice
president. Donald H!pkins, who presid-
ed Elizabeth Bourne served as color
bearer for the salute to the flag Mrs
Just sent large silk flag to the Rob-
irson School at Balsam Grove " c.
and a program for its presentation ac-
companied il. The members hrouob,