Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02

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Treatments will be served and an or.
chestra will provide music for dane.
ing.
YOUNG WILLING HELPERS.
The Young Willing Helpers Club me.
sunday at its clubrooms. Reports from
the different committees were heard.
Mr.. Garfinkle presided. Misses f. Ca
car and n. Messers and Nathan Good
man and lsidor F'eldman were admitted
to membership. :,
The inside and outside committees are
arranging for an outing within ths
near future. All the members particI
pated in hike through Rock Creek
Park. taking pictures of some of The
beautiful scenes and all had a Jolly
time.
CONGRESS OF MOTHERS.
The District Congress OF Mothers.
meeting Monday evening took the form
OF ten-ten party, each active mem
Der having been hostess to parties OF
ten or more friends. Several hundred
people enjoyed the program which cor
sisted of violin solo by Miss Bronson.
soprano solo. Miss Cheeseman: reading
Rev. j. Henning Nelms; piano selec.
tiohs. Nine Won tnschuld: whistline
solo, DIR. Lulu !. Waters; piano seler-
tons, little Marie Won Unschuld. read
ing. r. {. Barbour: baritone solo. Earl
Iarbaugh. and reading by Miss Lee.
Inc following were hostesses: Mrs. @.
$. Rafter, president: Mrs William. r.
Bayles. chairman; Mrs. Leon Arnold.
Mrs. +. Bayly. Mrs. w. r. Bean. Mrs
}: H. Branson, Mrs. William Brown.
Mrs p. X. Brodton, Mrs. c. V Burn
side, Mrs. Butler. Mrs. r. J. Ciaggert.
Mrs. c. N. Chapman, Mrs. II. A. Coiman'.
Mrs. %. II. Daniel. Mrs. l.. p Daniel,
Mrs. n. II. barton, Mrs. G. r. Duvau.
Mrs; G: r. Ely. Mrs. w. w. Frye, Mrs.
A. P. Faber, Mrs. A: L. Fox. Mrs. Fubr-
RI NTrc
Mrs; H knoch. RS. NJ. r. Little, Mrs.
S. K. Lamb, Mrs. Lutz. Mrs J. Ians-
burgh. Mrs. c: Mullen. Mrs. C. e. Mol
ster. Mrs: E. Mooney, Mrs. ]. n. Nor
H. 7. Rainey. Mrs. w. H. Richardson.
Mrs. G. Z. Smith. Mrs. Settler, Mrs. c.
F. Stuhler. Mrs. s. Z. Stoddard, Mrs
c. j. Stockman, Mrs. ]. n. Saunders,
w. Whitman. Mrs. L. L. White. Mrs. F.
P. Wilcox, Mrs. w. o. Woods and Mrs
]. C. Weldon. -
Nine. Won Unschuld and Mrs. P. r.
Claxton are the delegates from the
congress Of the national convention of
the Congress Of Mothers at Nashville
WOMANS FEDERATION. ID
The committee on social and indus.
trial conditions of the Woman's Fed
Grafton met Tuesday evening at the
home of the vice chairman, DR.. d. r.
Wheeler. s13 18th street. After short
business meeting A. S. Trundle gave a
talk on what We Are Eating and
Drinking in the District of Columbia"
At the conclusion of Mr.. Trundle's adj
dress a collection of photographs taken
by himself, showing tnsanitary condi.
lions in and around the city, were dis
tributed. and questions were asked and
answered until adjournment, when a
unanimous vote of thanks was tender
ed the speaker. The April meeting Of
= hn hA ofaI 4,
cussion Of public ownership of public
utilities.
OUR FLAG CHAPTER, D. A. R.
Our Flag Chapter D. A. R., met Tues
day afternoon at the home of its regent
Miss Matilda Ramsey, 1887 Q street.
In response to a request from Mrs
that the chapter join with
the Council of Jewish Women in help
ing to extend the term of night schools,
the regent was requested to pay the
amount it has been giving to that cause
for several years. The committee on
patriotic education will assist in the
closing exercises of the night school,
April I. Miss NJ. J. Ramsey. Miss May
Miss Sarah +. Hanney and
Mrs. r. NJ. Richards will give flags to
the writers of the four best ESSAYS.
Capt. c. c. Calhoun read the tribute to
Miss Mary Desha. which he originally
presented at the twenty-fifth anniver.
sary of the founding of the d. a. r.,
and Mrs. \. Howard Clark, first regis
trar general, gave the paper in tribute
to Mrs. Ellen Harden Walworth, which
me-. husband read on the same OCCASION.
Iiss Melvina Patterson gave an ac-
count of her trip to the Canadian
Rockies. The following state officers
we're indorsed: Mrs. Ella S. knight. for
vice president general from the Dis
riot; Mrs. Mary Skerritt Matteson, for
secretary: Mrs. Henry y.
,ouden, chaplain, and Mrs. Edward S.
Grimes. state historian. Refreshments
we're served.
The Woman's National Press Associa-
ion held a special meeting Thursday
evening at the home of the president.
Mrs. Mary s. Lockwood, when state
vice presidents and delegates to the
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
we're elected. Among them were Mrs.
Nary S. Lockwood. Mrs. Olive B. Lee,
delegates. and Mrs. Lydia Adams VIII
Jams and Miss Grace Pierce, alter
,ates Mrs. Clara Colby brought greet
ng from DR.. Belva Lockwood, who has
ust returned from Florida, also from
Hrs. La Sale Corbell Pickett. A sociaa
,our was spent after the meeting, when
wood poured coffee. Among those pres>
mt were Mrs. Grace Porter Hopkins.
IRIS L. Adams Williams, Mrs. Annie l.
Briggs. Mrs. Emma Brinton. Mrs. Cora
Hrs. Ada Weiss, Mrs. Katherine B.
Knight, Mrs. Mary Sitz Parker. Mra
Ruth Griswold Pealer, Nine. Mountford
IRIS. Olive B. Lee and Miss GRECO
pierce. -i' Z
J. D. c. $50
Robert E. Lee Chapter, No. 644, q.
}. c.. met Tuesday at the Confederate
Memorial Home. 1922 Vermont avenun.
The president. Mrs. Walter e. Hutton.
presided. Mrs. Margaret A. Baum wHs
eceived into the chapter. The most
important business was formulating
'lans for the Dixie ball, which is todhe
.iven by the chapter at the Raleigh
Hotel late in April. An article entt-
led Pensions for Confederate SOL
iers' was read by the chapter his.
orian, Mrs. Wallace Streater. re
Refreshments were served.
FRANCES WILLARD w. C. T. u. >Ss
Frances Willard w. c. T. U. held Its
nnual social Monday evening at the
ONE of Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson. A pHay
ram of music and recitations was
lev. H. ]. Goodwin, an honorary mem.
er of the w. c. T. u, expressed hfS
entiments in favor of temperance. Not
the stormy evening the
arlors were filled with members ana
heir friends. FL
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