Evening star., 1915-05-30

the home of Mrs. Carrie E. Kent and
Mrs. Faye Kent Bebb in Chevy Chase,
Md, and was preceded by a luncheon
for the fifty members and guests. The
principal business of the meeting was
the election of officers for the ensuing
year. the following being chosen: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Ruth B. Hensey: vice presi-
dents, Miss A. G. Blauvelt. Mrs. A. P
Clark and Mrs. w. H. Cheesman: re-
cording secretary. Miss NJ c. Garst
Kern: treasurer. Mrs. Helen X. Tindall;
auditors. Mrs. NJ. L. Talbot and Mrs
Jeanfe L. Bracket; executive members
Mrs. l.. B. Thomson; delegate to the
d. c. r. w. c., Mrs. r. G. Whiting.
The following were elected as dele
Suffrage Association, the president and
executive members being delegates ex
officio: Delegates, Mrs. Parsons. Mrs
Cook. Mrs. Shidy. Mrs. Kern and Mrs
Newman and Miss Kern. Alternates
Mrs. Case, Mrs. Barrett. Mrs. Cheesman
Mrs. Brackett and Mrs. Whiting, Misses
Crosby. Blauvelt and Garst
At the conclusion Of the business
meeting recitations and short talks
were given by Mrs. w. w. Case. Mrs
A. P. Clark. Mrs. j. Edison Briggs. Mrs
Ellis Logan, Mrs. A. NJ. Tracy, Mrs
and Mrs. Kent.
c. A. r.
The monthly meeting of the Capitol
Society of the Children Of the American
Revolution was held recently at the
Quincy street northwest Mrs. G. F.
Nagle. regent of the Capitol Society
presided. Three new members were
admitted into the society
A letter was received from the Ameri-
can Red Cross thanking the Capitol
ct
Capitol Society has contributed to the
Serbian supply committee of the Ameri-
can Red Cross.
Refreshments and music were on the
program. The next and final meeting
of the society will be held tomorrow at
decorating the statues there.
LEXINGTON w. c. T. U.
The May meeting Of lexington W. c.
T. u. was held Tuesday at the home OF
Mrs. Alvin Day, 2014 North Capitol
street. Mrs. N. NJ. Pollock, the presi-
dent, presided. Mrs. James Allison led
devotional exercises, and reports from
the various superintendent showed
that all departments are busy. Prohl-
bition maps had been placed in the
Polk and Morris schools and arrange
maps In the lexington. Emory, Arthur
and Gales schools. The next meeting
will be in the form of a picnic at Glen
Echo. William Hewitt of the marine
barracks was present and Joined the
union as an honorary member. Mrs.
E. S. Henry, District corresponding
secretary, made a short address. also
Mrs. william Lineback, District record
ing secretary. made a talk. Mrs. Grace
Morris. president of Columbia w. {. i.
u. told of work done in her union. MRS.
B. P. Taylor and Mrs. J. NJ. N1ckies
sang duet entitled "Whispering Love"
and an alto solo was rendered by MRS.
Bair. A piano solo by Miss Helen Day
was the first number on the program
Mrs. Charles Burnett Of the North Capi-
tol w. C. T. L. spoke briefly on work
of their union.
About forty were present and the
hostess served refreshments at the close
of the meeting.
WINNIE DAVIS CHAPTER. U. D. c.
The Winnie Davis Chapter. L. D. C.,
held it's closing meeting of the season
Wednesday afternoon at the residence
Of Miss Pauline Jones. The following
members were present: Miss Pansle T.
Wilson, Miss Virginia Griffith. Miss
Alice Theobald, Miss Marguerite Ter
rett Miss Mary Key Compton. Miss
Kate Du Bose. Miss Helen Griffith. Miss
Asha Wells, Mrs. Walter II. Thrali,
Miss Catherine Bowie, Miss Jane
Dodge. Miss Lena wilkins. Miss Paul
inc Jones, Miss Roslyn Evans, Mrs f.
T Vann Mrs. Harry B. Gauss ana MIS-