The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
In Club Circles

The literature section OF the Twentieth
Century Club will meet with Mrs Henry
Farquhar at the Parker Monday. March
- at > D. M. The subject will be Henry
II. Thorcan, by Mrs. F.. A. Tibhetts.
The archaeology section will meet Tues
Gav at 2:15 with Mrs. John Lowe. 262l
WoodIey place The subject will he
Greek art of the fourth century r. G..
and will he treated by Mrs. John Wat
ling Tho French section will meet on
"Wednesday at ; O'Clock. with Miss Car
hart. at the Westminster. Seventeenth
md . streets. The program will bc Sc
Lotions from Molicrc's "Maladc I'm
aCinairc." The art section will meet ON
Thursday At :; O'Clock with Mrs. Ward.
l7S9 Columbia road. Tho subject will hc
= comparison OF other schools of art with
the spa nish by Miss Lucy Patrick.
Constitution Chapter. daughters Of tho
American Revolution. for its regular
March meeting was received by the re-
gent. Mrs. Ella :. Knight. and Mrs.
T.. Richard Cash at their home in North
capitol street The chapter voted I"
contribute to the District flag fund and
also /" retain their membership IN the
Friendship House. The following ladies'
will represent tn" chapter at the coming
l.. \. Il. congress: Delegates. Mrs. Ella
: kni-ht and Mrs. Charles p. Grand
field. altcrnatcs. Mrs. Hugh J. Phillips.
Mrs. Rob Roy Mckahan. Mrs. G. f.
Parker. Mrs Irving o. Frickey. Mrs. W.
NJ Simpkins. Miss Eliza beth Pierce Mrs
II. r. Dcnham. Mrs. J. II. Ruby. Mrs
Henry y Coudcn. and Mrs. q. D. Ellis
worth.
After the regular business Of the even
in- Mrs Flora Patterson read an in
siructivc paper OF tn" carly history of
Trenton. y. j. Mrs. Knight told of an
enjoyable afternoon that She a. prcsi-
dent Of tho District SUNSHINE and Com
munity Society. was enabled to give
about 80 shut-in children OF the city.
Through tn" courtesy Of the manager OF
the company now playing at National
Thcater. the services of little Miss Leone
lama. star Of The Poor Little Rich Girl.
and five other members of the company
wcr" secured +" give an entertainment
at the Bruen Home. to which the chill
dren of several institutions of the city
werc invited They Were called for in
autos and returned home after a most
happy afternoon
Mrs Flora Hanson reCited humorous
selection. st PatriCk's Birthday" Mrs
Archibald Hopkins told of her plans for
the women Of the country TO build
block of model tenement houses as A
memorial to Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. the
deceased wife of the President Mrs
Hopkins stated that she is lifelong
resident of Washington. and during all
h"r life she has never seen a first lady
Of the land" who gave herself in per
S"nal service for the poor and suffering
IF Washington as did Mrs Wilson: and
II is as monument to this service tina
the memorial is 10 be erected. COnSti-
tuition Chapter voted unanimously 10 in
dors" tn" project and pledged active
work ia support of the effort. as wen
- to contribute TO the fund for its con-
summation.
Miss GLADYS EmiS. member of Gov
Thomas Wells Society. &. 4. l.. road an
essay OH 'Th" Women of the RcvolU-
ii"n. Buffet supper was served in the
dinln-- TIL" guests present were
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins. Mrs. Lyman T..
SWORN ~t"dt Miss Gladys Emic, and