Evening star., 1916-10-01

Robert e. Lee Chapter, No. 644, U
ID. O, hele its first fall meeting Tues
day evening at Confederate Memorial
Home, the president. Mrs Walter e
fulton, presiding. The following were
received as members into the chapter:
Mrs. Carrie L. Lake. Mrs. Annie P. Yeat-
man and Mrs sallie H. Weller. Dele
gates elected to the national conven-
tdon to be held in Dallas, Tex. are as
follows: Mrs Walter E. Hutton, Mrs.
George covington. Mrs. Eugenia Rol-
Inns, Mrs. James Mulcare. Mrs John T.
Callaghan and Mrs Ellen Marsnali.
Ahernatee: Mrs Ethel Neale DemaresI
Mrs John NJ. Hickey. Mrs. NINA NJ
Whitaker, Mrs. Flora Dyer, MIS-. A
Eugene Barr and Mrs. Gabriel Edmon-
eton. Refreshments were served dur
ing the social hour. The chapter WILL
open its social season with Hallow-
cen dance October 81 at the home.
Montromer Co. F. w. C.-The Wonn-
ans Club Of Darnestown held It's an
nual social reunion September IL at
tic home Of Mrs e. H. Darby. The
Dawsonville Woman's Club and the
Germantown Club were guests OF the
afternoon. Mrs. c. v. Chandler and
MrS. Archibald SmdH, P4
corresponding secretary of the Mont
womery County Federation. gave talks
The executive committee Of the Civic
Club met Monday at the home OF the
president Miss Marian Saunders. the
resignation of Miss Janiero Brooks,
secretary, was accepted and Miss Vera
E. Dick appointed to fill the vacancy.
Miss Mary Mckenzie, vice president
Mics Margaret Rickerd, treasurer; the
ffCo a N
other officers were present. This club
confines its activities to helping the
children of Friendship House, and every
month gives a birthday party for the
little people of that institution,
Omcers of Chaplin Union, W. c. T. O.,
were elected as follows at the temper
ance organizations headquarters, s22
9Th street northwest, at its September
meeting: President, Mrs. Mary st.
liams: corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Stella Van Emons; recording secre-
tary. Mrs. S. A. King; treasurer.
Miss Gussie Nichols; auditor. Mrs.
Gertrude Lyons; flower mission, Mrs.
James Tibbits: foreign speaking people,
Mrs. S. NJ. Gates: legislation and petit
tion, Miss Lou Weightman: parliament
tary usage, Mrs. T. A Williams; moth
ers' club. Mrs. Steele; press representa-
tive, Mrs H. N. DOGGY; literature, Miss
Nav Dickinson; scientific temperance
instruction. Mrs. A. A Maxim; social
and red letter days, Mrs. Bella NJ.
TRULY.
Annual reports showed progress. The
plan of the seasons work will be made
at the October meeting.
The Junior Helpers H. A. have re-
Gently turned over to the board Of
directors of the Hebrew Home for the
Aged funds toward the support of the
home. This club. whose membership
ranges from the ages OF sixteen to
eighteen years, has had a prosperous
summer. Besides financing excursions
to Marshall Hall and moonlight" it
gave several holiday outings to near
by points, all of which contributed
successfully to the sum given to the
homo.
George H. Thomas W. r. C. will meet
Friday at Masonic Temple northeast
every Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Mcwilliams, 1910 Lawrence street.
Brookland-
The Petworth woman's Club will
meet tomorrow evening in the Pet
worth School building. The home
committee will be the hostesses at
fall festival.
Emma Sanford Shelton Onion. W. c.
r. O., of Petworth gave an outing to
the Loyal Temperance Legion and the
white ribbon recruits at Libbey Park
Wednesday. A program Of amuse-
ments for the juvenile members includ-
cd potato and other races. for which
prizes were awarded. Refreshments
were served.
Pollyanna Club, No. 1, held a special
meeting Thursday evening at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Margaret Wilkerson on
Nicholas avenue. The meeting was for
the purpose Of presenting to one of its