Evening star., 1915-05-30
Gauss. Mrs. Langhaur and Mrs. Riedel
were among the guests.

were among the guests
WHEEL CLUB
Mrs Pauline c. Potwin of Woodley
Park was the hostess of the Florence
, Crittenton Wheel Club at its final
meeting for the season Thursday after
noon. The treasurers report for the
year showed nearly 800 expended in
Crittenton work and $40 in the clubs
treasury. Letters were read from alb
sentees and a half hour was devoted to
discussion of various phases of the wal
situation The hostess served refresh
ments.
cULTUS CLUB.
The Washington Cultus Club met
Tuesday at the residence Of Mrs. A
c. Taylor, Maryland avenue northeast
After luncheon the meeting was called
to order by the president, Mrs. Paris
Bringle. Fourteen members responded
to roll call with current topics. The
first paper was given by Mrs. Eynon
on Alexander the Great" The second.
the "Alexandrian School of Philosophy -
Mrs. Wilkinson led the conversation
The Family and Its Property" Mrs
Dougherty was the only guest.
STELLAR DRAMATIC CLUB.
The Stellar Dramatic Club. under the
direction of Miss Sue H. Murray, re-
ers" in Holy Trinity Parish Hall. The
cast Of characters included Miss Ger
trude Clements. as Mrs. Pettifer; Miss
Mary V. Dugan, as Florinda: Miss Sue
seph A. Kuhn. as Mr.. Smith; Miss Eileen
A Ready. as Lillian Wendale: Miss
Anne o. Titlow. as Amelia Buzby;
Francis Connolly. as Alexander Pet
tifer; Harry S. Green, as Jerome
Townsend: Miss Mae c. Callahan. as
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Jimmie Spangler. and J. Edward Kirby
as Felix Marden. Dancing followed the
play and filled out the evening.
WASHINGTON CHAPTER. W. L. P. c.
The Washington Chapter of the
Woman's League of Pennsylvania Col
lege held its semi-annual session Tues
president. Mrs. John L. Huddle. pre-
sided Rev. Henry Anstadt of Luther
Place Memorial Church conducted de-
votional services and regular business
followed.
Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly, presi-
dent of the Federated Leagues. gave a
talk on the last convention held in
Gettysburg Pa: where ,s the &C college egsris is
Mrs r T. Nicholas sang several
solos. and the final item of business
was the annual election.
Mrs. S. T. Nicholas. for the nomina-
ting committee, presented the follow
ing report. which was unanimously
adopted: President. Mrs. Henry An
stadt; vice presidents. Mrs. John Weld
kle, Mrs. Rose Locke: recording secre-
tary, Mrs. A. w. Cummings: corre-
spending secretary. Mrs. Charles Ehl-
man; treasurer. Miss Louis Dale Leeds.
MARGARET WHETTEN CHAPTER.
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R., held its last meeting Of the season
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Thomas
A. Dobyns, 1857 Biltmore street north
west, with full attendance The re-
sided. Yearly reports from officers and
standing committees were heard, after
which the election of officers took
place. The following were elected for
wood Vandegrift; vice regent, Mrs.
Thomas A Dobyns: recording secre-
tary. Mrs. William Wolff Smith: corre-
spending secretary. Mrs. Percival Pad
Miss Ella Lowe; treasurer. Mrs. sgd
ney r. Jacobs: historian. Miss Ellen
Golden; chaplain. Miss Gertrude Blau-
veldt. and registrar, Mrs. Azel Ford.
After the business Of the day was fin-
ished a social half hour was held and
refreshments served by the hostess.
COLLEGE WOMAN'S E. S. LEAGUE.
A meeting of the College Woman's E.
s. League was held at the home Of Mrs.
Margaret c. Lohr. 759 11th street. the
president. Miss Florence Stiles, in the
chair Discussions of open-air meet
ings held by the members and the Mrs.
Belva Lockwood fund occupied the
business meeting. Miss Kathryn Sell
ers spoke of the origin and aims Of the
league. Miss {. Garst of her trip to
England. Miss H. Hilton of the Susan
B. Anthony amendment introduced first
in Congress in 1875. Piano selections
followed by Mrs Minnie Burdine and
Miss Helen Herbert. Refreshments
were served. Members and gueats in
cluded Miss Stiles. Miss Sellers. Miss. E.
Eggert. Miss X. P. johnson. Mrs. Lap
ham. Miss Bourney. Mrs. Edith Burdine.
Mrs Minnie Burdine, Mrs. E. Maupin,
Miss Helen Herbert. Miss H. B. West,
Miss Bell. Mrs. Violet Brown, Miss
Johnston. Mrs. Elise Shields. Mrs. B. T.
NJ Mccartney. DR.. Anna NJ. Ketcham
Miss Hilton. Miss Garst and Mrs. H. B.
Chase.