Evening star., 1915-02-14

Stockton. Mrs Edith W. Homiller. Mrs
| Ida E. Kebler, Miss Laura Church, Mrs
Clara A. Stine, Miss Eva E. Luke, Mrs
Jessie Frances Roundy and Mrs. Fran
ces r. Keleher.
contribution was voted to the Dis
trict flag fund, and a membership to
"the Association for the Blind on r
street" and also to Friendship House use
history of the Capital city. entitled
THE Early Government and Social Life
| Of Washington" was prepared and
read by Mrs. Robbins.
oberholser. read three letters from
| nonresident members, Miss Stella
| Shipley of Independence, Kan; MRS
! Ella Porch Reed of Kentwood. La, ane
Some interesting facts were given In \
the roll call response, pioneer TRANS
| Miss BERTHE Thompson sang "RomanS
Spring Song" by Horracks; "A birth,
Little One a-Cryin'," by Obey Speaks
She was accompanied by Mr.. Fewell,
who also rendered Chopin's Fifth Noe
turne in F major.
| During the social hour the nostesses
served refreshments. Besides the
members other guests were Miss Rutn
iGreathouse, Mr.. Raymond Greathouse.
Miss Jennette Campbell, Mr.. +. "
| Roundy and Mrs. Mills.
| Tuesday evening Bertha Frances
| Wolfe. chapter regent, will give an
entertainment at the home of Miss
Annah Fletcher, 1921 10th street, on
which occasion DR.. Lyman F. kebler
will deliver an illustrated lecture on
THE Yellowstone Park.
ANTHONY LEAGUE.
Some facts from the life of Susan B
Anthony were given by Mrs. A. r.
Hendley at the Anthony Leagues "at
home" Tuesday. The talk was one of
series on the subject and told of that
part of Miss Anthony's life when she
| first appeared as public reform
worker.
The birthday of Susan B. Anthony
will be celebrated tomorrow at 20O7
Columbia road at pm. Mrs. Hunt,
daughter of the late Judge Underwood.
who is. in possession of letters and
photographs reminiscent of the time
when her father was a close friend of
Miss Anthony, will add to the even
ing's program. Other personal friends
of Miss Anthony will be heard from
personally. musical program is also
being arranged and the public is cor
daily invited as the guest of the An
thony League.
tronized table at the luncheon and din
ner for the benefit of the D. Y. w. c.
building fund and furnished seven
speakers, when your Girl and Mine"
was prese.ted in moving pictures.
will continue her talks on Facts from
the Life of Susan B. Anthony in
apartment 375, the Portner. The "at
home" is open to the public.
PATRIOTS MEMORIAL CHAPTER.
Patriots Memorial Chapter met re-
Gently at the home of Mrs. Mildred Carl
ton Shinn. Mrs. Olney. the regent. being
i'll. Mrs. Conway presided. Alter the
usual business proceedings, the chapter
voted a scholarship for the Philippines.
The following delegates were elected !:
Delegates, Mrs. G. P. Conway. Mrs. Paul
r. Hickok; alternates, Mrs. Joseph P.
Arnold, Mrs. ]. Eakin Gadsby, Miss
Anna NJ. Bragdon, Mrs. w. b. Douglass,
Mrs. A. G. Tuohy. Mrs. Annie P. Ordway,
Mrs. Nellie II. Barrett, Miss Lillian Nor
ton.
A social hour was spent in music and
recitations, after which the hostess en-
terta ained at supper.
ARMY AND NAVY, D. A. R.
The Army and Navy Chapter, d. A. R.,
were twenty-four members present. Del
egates and alternates were elected. Mrs.
Quicksall, delegate; Mrs. Main, alternate
to the regent; Mrs. Stitt, Mrs. McCulloch,
Mrs. Winston, Mrs. Du BoiS and Mrs.
Owen the other alternates.
F. W. BRANCH, w. C. T. U.
The Frances Willard Branch of the W.
c. T. u met recently at the home of
Mrs. Gibson 1888 Maryland avenue
northeast, with the president. Mrs. Gu
sick. in the chair Under the head Of old
business was the question Of a suitable
clubroom for the Loyal Temperance Le-
g;on, consisting of about forty boys Of
foreign born parents. The present COM
mittee was continued. The flower COM
mittee reported expenditures and a bal
ance in the treasury. The membership