Evening star., 1915-11-21

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Margaret's rectory, Mintwood place,
with the president. Miss Smith.
NEW ENGLAND WOMEN.
| The New England Women of Wash
| ington, Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Main,
president, will meet tomorrow at 5
pm, at the home of Miss Mary Perry
Brown. 1865 Mintwood place. The pro-
gram will include an address by Mrs.
Ernest Bicknell on her experiences of
the summer in England, France and
Switzerland: music by the Pettine Club.
and recitations by Miss Alice Whit
comb.
1SENIoR GOV. THOMAS WELLEs So
CIETY. c. A. r.
| Forty members and friends of the
| Senior Gov Thomas WelIes Society,
Children of the American Revolution,
| enjoyed supper served at the home of
their president, Mrs. c. Z. Emig. Fri
day evening. Those assisting the
| hostess and her daughters were Mar
garet Harrison, Catherine koones, Dean
| Roberts and Ernest Roberts.
| Miss Schofield and Mr.. Cunningham
were accepted as new members.
! The program included solos by Emily
Briggs and Margaret Denham.
| An informal dance followed.
OUR FLAG CHAPTER, D. A. r
Our Flag Chapter. D. A. r.. Miss Z. ].
| Ramsey. regent, will entertain the night
school classes Wednesday at is o'clock
at Thompson School. Rev. DR.. John Van
! Schaick. jr., will speak or "Patriotism"
Mrs. William E. Field will contribute in
| strumental music. The committee from
| Our Flag Chapter in charge of these pro-
| grams, which are given every month, con-
, sist of Mrs i. L. Harvey, chairman Mrs.
W. Y. Cox, Mrs. j. Z. Smith, Mrs. Will
liam Hannay, Mrs. II. n. Holmes. Miss
NJ. y. Patterson, Mrs. l.. B. Thompson,
Mrs. c. 3. Smith and Mrs. J. F. Beal.
Any d. A. r. members interested in this
work will be cordially welcomed
FRIENDSHIP NURSERY AID CLUB
| The Friendship Nursery Aid Club met
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
F. NJ. Shore, 1921 Euclid street, with
the president. Mrs. William f. Cham
bers We're present. and eight new
candidates We're elected. making a
total membership of ffty-one. Con-
siderable business was transacted. and
tea at the home of Mrs. Frank w.
Garden. 1916 18th street. next month.
Mrs. Garden will act as chairman of
the committee having the affair in
charge, and will be assisted by Mrs.
Atkinson. Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs. Cooke,
Mrs. Anthony. Mrs. Brewer Mrs Sabin.
Mrs. Bourn. Mrs. Shore. Mrs. Wash
burn and Mrs. Cham berlin Committee
:
pointed, as follows: Membership, Mrs.
Brewer: constitution. Mrs Bradbury;
music, Mrs. J. Homer Smith; speakers,
Mrs. Jason Waterman; ways and means
Mrs. Charles e. Cooke. 1t was voted
to have the constitution printed. At
the conclusion of the business meeting
Mrs. Melville D. Lindsay sang. and Miss
Dorothy Shore, the little daughter of
the hostess, gave two readings from
Edmund Vance Cookies Chronicles of
the Little Tot, after which refresh
luents were served the hostess being
assisted by Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Horace
Chatfeld. Mrs. Bradbury and Mrs.
| Washburn.
PRINCETON CHAPTER, Y. W {. A.
The November meeting of the Prince
ton Chapter of the Y. W. c. a. met Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. r.
jMcGonigle, $50 Rock Creek Church road.
Mrs. J. A. Boyd presided during the
transaction of business. The week be-
ginning November IA being the annual
international week of prayer. Miss NJ.
Buckingham and Miss Barstow, district
secretaries of the association, explained
the manner in which this period is OBJ
served, both here and abroad. Adjourn
ment was followed by social nour.
Those present were Miss Barstow, Mrs.
James Robee. Mrs. ]. A. Boyd, Mrs. w.
J. f. Brown, Miss Mignonette Bucking
ham, Mrs. Charles T. Chapline. Mrs. F..
Colburn. Mrs. Ellsworth, Mrs. F'lnney,
SfS. j. Il. HANDY. Mrs. f1aSueD- MIS-.
B. Hayden. Mrs. Herbert. Mrs. McConi-
gle. Mrs. W. NJ. Prall, Mrs. L. P. Seibold,
Mrs. NJ. E. Waiton.' Mrs. G. G. Seibold
and Mrs. E W. Whitaker
E. JACKSON CHAPTER, D. A. R.
Elizabeth Jackson Chapter, d. A. R..
gave it's first meeting of the season
recently, at the home of Mrs. r. A.
Heaton, regent. Mrs. G. P. Conway,
regent of Patriots Memorial Chapter.
spoke of the "Milestones of the Dis
trict," and resolutions were presented
in tribute to the late Mrs. Alice Fish
burn, registrar of the chapter.
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.
The art section of the Twentieth Cen
tury Club will meet with Mrs. Dayton
S. Ward Saturday, at 3 o'clock, instead
of on the regular day, which falls on
Thanksgiving. The program will be
paper on the Character of Venetian
Painting" by Mrs. Catherine Birney
Seip.
DIXIE CHAPTER, U. D C.
Dixie Chapter, U. d. C., at it's meeting
held Wednesday evening, elected the
| following delegates to the District of
Columbia convention, to be held De-
| cember /: Mrs. Denmark, Mrs. Ellis
| worth and Mrs. Harris: alternates, Mrs.
Topo1ynaon Mrs Kenron Miss Swain