Evening star., 1916-06-04
AMONG THE CLUBS

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| Livingston Manor Chapter.-Liv
| ingston Manor Chapter held its last
monthly meeting of the season with Mrs
NJ. l. Britain, 3213 9th street, the regent.
Mrs c. W. Brown. presiding. After the
opening exercises. the following were
elected officers for the coming year: Mrs.
IC. w. Brown. regent, Mrs. H. y. Mcln-
| tosh. vice regent: Mrs. L. w. Irwin. re-
| cording secretary: Mrs. A. ID. Morehouse,
assistant recording secretary Mrs
| Bertha Gray, treasurer, Mrs. A T. An
| derson. corresponding secretary Mrs. NJ.
| 7. Britain, registrar: Miss NJ. L. Schmidt,
historian. and Mrs. S. NJ Meeks. auditor.
! The recently elected state regent of the
| District. Mrs. G. NJ. Brumbaugh. a mem
| ber of the chapter, outlined the work she
wanted to have done during the coming
year. The regent, Mrs. Brown, announced
| that the chapter would hold a sale in the
| fal and requested the members to be pre-
pairing for it during the summer. on re-
| quest of the chairman of the program
| committee. Miss NJ. l.. Schmidt, sugges-
| tions for the course of study to be pur
sued by the chapter during the coming
| year were made by several members.
! Miss Frances Armstrong of this city sang
the following selections Garry Me Back
| to Old Virginia" and AT Night by Mary
Baldwin and Ethelbert Nevin. Refresh
| ments were served by the hostess, Miss
| NJ. l. Britain. assisted by Mrs. J. II, Wes-
| ler. Mrs G. p. Goddard and Mrs. NJ; NJ.
| Smith The guests present were Mrs.
Walter Britain, Mrs. II. {. Johnson and
Miss Frances Armstrong. all of this city.
ton Wheel Club enjoyed an all-day pic
mic Thursday in the garden of it's presi-
dent. Mrs. NJ W. Story, 62s A street
southeast.
under the widespreading branches of
an elm raised from a seeding by the
hostess. After luncheon Mrs. Edith
Hamilton read from The Kentucky
Cardinal Mrs. Wickham read hu-
inorous poem and others contributed to
the afternoons enjoyment by telling
amusing stories. Several snapshots
will serve to fix the day in memory.
Another picnic is anticipated June Is
at the new bungalow of a membe at
Chevy Chase, which viii celebrate the
birthday of one member and the we'd
ding anniversary of another.
Social Club II. II. A.-The Social Club
Hebrew Home for the Aged will hold
the installation of its newly elected
officers at Moose Hall, 635 G. street
northwest. this afternoon at 4 o'clock
The organization Will be addressed by
Rev. DR.. Abram Simon, Harry o. Sand
berg and various officers of the club
The committee in charge. consisting
OF Misses Y. krupshaw and H. Gold
stein and Arthur J.. Dismon, have ar
ranged the following program for the
evening, which will be followed by
dancing: Recitation. l. ]. Meyerowitz
vocal solo. DIR. Liebson: vocal SOLO
Miss 5. krupshaw: vocal solo. Miss O.
piano solo, Mrs. +. T. Ferguson: man
dolin solo, F. Lazarus. The club will
hold its annual excursion to Colonial
Beach June Is.
Petworth Noman's CIub.-The an
nual meeting of the Petworth Woman's
Club. TO be held tomorrow evening at
the Wallace Memorial PRESBYTERIAN
Church, New Hampshire avenue and
Randolph street, is to be in the form
of banquet. Mrs. Ellis Logan will be
POSTMASTER
Constitution Chapter. ID. A. R-Con-
stitution Chapter held its last regular
meeting of the season at the home of
Mrs. George Shuil on Conduit road
with "A large attendance Of members
and visitors. Mrs. Ella 6. Knight the
retiring regent. presided. Yearly re-
ports Of officers and committees showed
the chapter TO be in prosperous condi
ton. The following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: Regent. Mrs.
Hugh j. Phillips. vice regent. Mrs.
James ]. Parker; recording secretary,
Mrs. Irving o. Ball corresponding sec
retarY, Mrs. Goodwin u. Ellsworth;
treasurer, Mrs. Louis e. Dyer; regis
trar. Mrs. Orlando VI. Mcpherson; his
| torian. Mrs. Frank Shull; chaplain, Mrs
James \. Cunningham. Refreshments
were served and the following visitors
were present: Mrs. Brumbaugh Mrs
Hodgki Mrs. ST. Clair. Mrs. Morrill,.
Mrs. Hyar. Miss Morris, Miss Frey and
Miss CobUrn.
New England Women.-The annual
meeting of the Society of New Eng
land Women of Washington was held
May % at the home of Mrs. David
White, 2sl2 Adams Mill road, with A
large attendance of members.
Reports We're presented by the officers
and detailed statement given of work
done by the committee on investigation
and relief.
The election resulted in the following
officers for the ensuing year: President
Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Main; vice
| president, Mrs. David White, recording
| secretary, Mrs. Francis A. st Clair;
| corresponding secretary, Miss Alice j
| Whitcomb: treasurer. Miss Lillian A.
| Norton.
| Refreshments were served during the
| social hour preceding the business ses-
| sion.