Evening star., 1915-02-14

i c. DAUGHTERS, d. A. r.
The Daughters of the American Rev
oIution will have their usual celebra-
ton the anniversary of the birth of
George Washington, February %, at
1890 am. at Memorial Continental
Hall. Mrs William Cummings Story,
president general. n. s.. d. a. r., has
appointed the state regent of the Dis
trict Society, D. y. r., Mrs. Frank q.
Greenawalt, chairman of her commit
tee on arrangements for mis- annual
celebration. Mrs. Greenawait has in
yited the Sons of the Revolt. lion and
the Sons OF the American Revolution
TO cooperate with the National So
ciety. d. A. R., on this occasion. Both
societies have accepted, and each will
have definite place on the program.
which is not as yet complete. The
President of the United States has sig
niiied his intention of attending the
exercises.
sNrs. William Cumming o,ory will
IS:.eside and make an address. The Ma
rfne Band will furnish the music. All
the patriotic societies are invited to
attend. and the general public will be
welcome
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB
sThe section of parliamentary law of
he Twentieth Century Club will meet
Friday al u o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Narius Campbell. the MENDOZA. who
will entertain the members at luncheon
before practice. which will be on Main
Motions and Amendments.
The travel section will not meet this
Wednesday according to schedule. but
will POSTPONE the time to Wednesday,
February "a. when Mrs. Goodhue will
continue her talk on History of the
Kings of France who were Chateau u
Builders"
Mrs Frank Wilkins of the home eco
nomics committee of the civics- education
section has extended an invitation to the
members to visit Tuesday several food
plants. AS conveyances will be pro-
vided for the trip those wishing to go
are requested to send their names to
Park, or to Mrs Gilbert H. Grosvenor,
1928 18th street
DISTRICT BRANCH, n. C. NJ.
The District Branch of the National
Congress of Mothers will meet Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock in the oak room
of the Ralei.h. DR.. F. A. Mckenzie
president of Fisk University, will give
an illustrated talk on School Social
CenterS. DR.. Mckenzie has had wide
experience from which to gather data on
this subject. and unusual interest is felt
in his talk from the fact that he has
been at work on a survey of the recre-
ations of Washington Members of
parent-teachers associations, mothers
clubs and all interested in child study
are invited to attend. In addition to
routine business and reports of dele
gates from the various parent-teachers'
associa ations, founders day, which occurs
Wednesday. will be appropriately OBJ
served
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS ART CLUB.
The Columbia Heights Art Club was
entertained Thursday by Mrs ]. Fin
ney Engle. Owing to the Illness of
the president. Mrs. Augustus knight,
Mrs. onn II. Stokes presided. The
parliamentarian, Mrs. Fred D. Heisler
was also detained by illness, and Mrs
j. Finney Engle gave a drill on the
clubs constitution, all members taking
part in the discussion. Mrs. Edward
lunbia F. W. c., gave an account OF
the federated January meeting. A
paper on The Evolution of Our Flag
was contributed by Mrs Engle, who
gave it in original verse. closing with
the poem, Hats OFF to Our Flag" The
essayist supplemented her paper by
showing flags from earliest times.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs
Bngle, who poured coffee, and by Mrs.
S3okes and Mrs. William B. Turpin,
who served frappe. Mrs. Robert Bruce
Bare and Mrs. William G. Foote also
assisted
The club was entertained at it's pre-
vfous meeting by Mrs. AIphonso Hart
descriptive of Edgar Allan Poe and