Evening star., 1915-12-19
WENDELL WOLFE CHAPTER.

WENDELL WOLFE CHAPTER, D.
| A. r.
Wendell Wolfe Chapter, D. A. r..
met Monday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Ada Mills Payne. SIS Rhode Is
Miss Wolfe, presiding. Those assist
ing the hostess were Mrs. Joseph Al
len. jr.; Mrs. Ruth B. Parker. Mrs.
Ruth P. Barnard. Miss Lillian Warfeld
and Miss Thelma Payne.
During the business meeting num-
Der of items relative to the work OF
the chapter were discussed and Mrs
Gaius Brumbaugh. former registrar
general of the National Society. was
elected as an honorary member.
and For This were sung by Mrs.
Hickman Lawson. who was accom-
panied by Mrs. Bessie N. Wild. Glenn
Brown gave an able discourse on The
City Of Washington" Miss Mildred
Fultz played Rachmaninoff's Prelude
and "Chatelaine." by lie Due. A. ].
Green and DIR. Gaius Brumbaugh con-
tributed to the interest of the occa-
| sion by giving short historical talks.
and Miss Mathilde G. Campbell. ex-
of Toledo. Ohio, told of the growth of
that chapter and extended greetings.
Mrs. w. H. Wanamaker, former regent
| Of Potomac Chapter. made remarks.
AIIer q 500 emitted "A May MORNING,
! by Miss Payne, refreshments were
served by the hostesses.
The meeting was one of two during
| the season which are open to guests
and the chapter had the pleasure of
entertaining the following friends: DR..
| Allen. jr.; Mrs. B. N. Wild. Mrs. Hick-
man Lawson. A. ]. Green, ]. N. Faris,
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.. Smith, Mrs. w. H.
Wanamaker and Miss Mildred Fultz.
Mathilde Campbell of Toledo, Mrs. c.
w. Ireland of Baltimore and Mrs. b.
o. Blackford of Staunton, Va.
J. LINDSAY CHAPTER, D. A. r.
John Lindsay Chapter, D. A. R.. was
entertained Wednesday evening by
Mrs: S. Russell Bowen and Mrs. Omar
Bailey Buchanan. at 1906 Decatur
street The regent, Mrs. Ellis Logan,
presided at the business session; one
new member was admitted. Mrs. Clay
ton E. Emig. president of the Governor
Thomas Welles Society, Children of the
American Revolution. was the guest
ing the special work of the children
in Observation-Disclosures, patriotic and
philanthropic. All Of the children of
the members of John Lindsay Chapter
are members of the children's ,organl-
cation A group of recitations were
given by Miss Evelyn Emig and Mrs.
Charles Windle; musical numbers were
rendered by Mrs. Walter c. Hamilton,
Mrs. William L. Symons. Mrs. Swift
Boykin and Mrs. Z. B. Johnson. Re-
freshments were served, the husbands
and children of the members joining
in the Christmas festivities of the So
cial hour.
CAPITOL HILL HISTORY CLUB.
The first of series of luncheons of
the Capitol Hill History Club. under
the supervision of the committee, Mrs.
Mrs. L. B. Stine, was given Wednesday
at the New Ebbitt. All members were
present. The entertaining was in
charge Of the president. Mrs. Felt. and
the table was decorated with holly
Coy Coy spoke Of "Clubwomen"; Mrs.
John Mayer gave a toast to the fed
GRAFTON president. Mrs. Court F. Wood,
to which she responded. Mrs. A. c.
Clancy followed with Club and Mem
recitation: Mrs George H. Felt an imi-
tative lecture. "The Apple; Mrs.
Weaver played two piano solos and
Miss Marion Mccoy sans two songs.
Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Stafford. Mrs. Stod-
dard and Miss Phelps.
CAPITOL HILL LITERARY 3oCIETY.
The Capitol Hill Literary. Society
, net Monday at the home of Capt. and
Mrs. j. K. Hart. 515 b street northeast,
\ president. E. v. Carr, opf ned the
p, lam with INTRODUCTORY remarks
IT, tonic was "Apostasv." Il being the
fourth period &c Eng. sn literature
which tn. tu, ety Is studying this sea-
son. The paper of the evening, read
by Mrs. Marion Guild Walporte,- was
discussed by J. W. Davis. Mrs. Laura
B. Lawson, A. H. Frear, James q
Kent, Capt. ]. E. Hart and William
Hunter.
The musical program included the
following numbers: Vocal solo. Miss
Cecile Sale: piano duet. Mrs. A. II,
Frear and Mrs; E. v, Carr; vocal trio.
and Mrs A; H. Frear; accompanied on
society will be entertained December
tie Q. Ewing. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A, H. Frear, 223 8th street north
east.
E. 8. SHELTON W. c. T. U.
Emma 8. Shelton W. C. T. U. held
its December meeting at the home Of
Mrs. Eva Criswell, $50 Shepherd street
northwest. Mrs. Shelton, District pres
ident. read paper on her trip to the
national convention. Other visitors,
Mrs. Moody and Mrs. Hoover, told Of
work being done by their unions. Mrs.
Hanson conducted devotional exercises
Temperance songs were sung by all
present, after which the hostess served
Refreshments. Mrs. Viola Romans of