Evening star., 1915-04-04

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that organisation. Mrs. Addie W. Fos-
ter contributed the educational paper
and the subjects covered were The
| Queen of the Air and Lord OF the
Foster. Mrs. Ewing and Mrs. Morris
| gave short sketches.
Mr.. Burst honored the club with his
presence and Mrs. ]. T. Talbot, sister
OF the hostess. assisted In the hospital,
ity. The next meeting of the club will
be with Mrs. Emma A. Hawkes..
cR1rrENToN HOME WORK.
Miss Mary Mullen. Superintendent Of
the Crittenton Home. will speak at the
at sse some OF o, tsn Mrs
| Paul, 2007 Columbia road. Thursday
evening at o'clock Her subject will
be The Inside. Working Of the Crit
president of the District Federation Of
Women's Clubs and member of the
league. will speak on the work outside
the home. The public cordially invited.
L1NEAL SOCIETY OF THE SPANISH
WAR
The Lineal Society of the Spanish
War held a euchre at Pythian Temple
| Following its current meeting. There
was a large attendance of members OF
the United Spanish War Veterans and
their families and friends.
LINCOLN w. II. C.
Lincoln Woman's Relief Corps will
give a novel entertainment the even
president of the corps cordially in.
vites members of other corps and all
friends to be present. The members of
the corps including the sewing circle
Marian NJ. Lewis, March IT. and joint
Washington and Lincoln birthday
celebration was held February %.
THE HAPPY HOUR"
cry Club met at the residence of Mrs.
William Queenan at it's last meeting.
All the members were present except
the president, Miss Adlena Shaw, who
beautiful work. Mrs. A. Brooks. as
chairman of the clean up-paint up
committee, made a report, assisted by
Mrs: E. Atkinson and S. Minkins. Mrs.
f. Newman, chairman OF art post cards,
,1ss made a good showing, assisted pa BY
Miss q. Newman and V. Williams
of the membership committee inn
pressed the club by their activity.
The ladies worked until 1890 p.m..
dining room, where a supper was
served. All participated in dancing
until a late hour.
MARY BARTLETT CHAPTER, d. A. II.
Mary Bartlett Chapter met Tuesday
evening at the residence OF Mrs.
Thomas Gordon, 1855 Lamont street.
when arrangements were completed
for the annual dinner in honor of the
state regent and state vice regent OF
the District, which will be held to-
morrow, at the Powhatan.
An open letter addressed to chapter
regents throughout the country. signed
by Mrs. Mann. organizing secretary
general; Mrs. Bassett, historian gen
eral, and Mrs. Brumbaugh. registrar
dorsed by the chapter and presented
in the regular way for action at the
coming Continental Congress was read
and discussed. The chapter instructed
its regent to present at the Continental
Congress another proposed amendment
to the constitution and bylaws. This
one limits the term of Office of all ma
tional officers to one term. making that
term four instead of two years in dura-
tion. The treasurer spoke of the EI gifts
which had been made by members OF
the chapter and many of their friends
outside of the organization, making
the total contributio.nsss to the BED Req
tinental Hall $32. in addition to three
feet Of land which had been bought by
Individual members of the chapter
toward the lot back of the present
structure.
CHILDREN G. A. R.
The Children Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic met recently at the home
Of the president, Mrs. Dennet. Sarah
Barr and Francis Deeds gave piano
selections and Gloria Fechner sang san,
dren who are eligible are welcome to
attend the next meeting Tuesday aft
ernoon at 1899 @ street.
ANTHONY LEAGUE.
evening at 2007 Columbia road. Mrs.
Anna E. Hendley. president, presided,
and after a short business session in
troduced Miss Mary Mullen. superin-
Home of this city. Miss Mullen told
Of the work of rescue among young.
ignorant girls and of how they de-
veloped character under the influences
of Kindness and purity. So much was
the sympathy Of those present enlisted
that an Anthony League Wheel for
assisting the superintendent was or
ganized with the following members:
Mrs. Charles Fits. chairman Mrs e.
Miss Simpson, Mrs. L. NJ. McCarty, Miss
Clarine McCarty. Mrs. Newman. Mrs.
Perkins, DR.. Perkins, Miss Young and
others. Miss Mullen was followed by
Mrs Ellis Logan. president Of the D.
c. F. Clubs, who gave a short address
on the value of sympathy and good
will toward every form Of social work.
Mrs. Nanette B. Paul. vice president of
the league. in whose home the league
has been meeting. also made a short
address. Mrs. Hendley will continue her
talks on the life of Susan B. Anthony
Tuesdays at $3.50 pm. in apartment
No. 375. the Portner. The league will
have charge of the meeting in the Pub
lie Library Saturday morning, when
Nine. Mountford will speak.
Fragonards and Porcelains.
From the New York Times.