Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-19

The treasurer Miss cornelia Hill
showed the chapter to be IN sood man
ciai condition. y contribution for the
Rerea College. kentucky. a school for
mountain whites was voted. ard a COM
rnittee appointed to devise means by
which money may he raised Tor that
purpose. one new member was pro-
posed The yedgbooh OF the iE&t"ct
was distributed and refres hm@nts We're
served The club will meet December
- at the HON. Of the regent. 80. $.
street.
Columbia Heights Art Club met
Thursday with Mrs. Fred feisler Mrs.
r g. Hare chairman for he gay.
Mrs. Augustus Knight read a nai,1f ~, %n
Titan" and after a discussion of the
subject Mrs Wolhaupter gave history
of Marco Polo" Mrs. Nye. a guest from
Yonkers, y. Y. explained the work OF tn
art club to which she belonged. Roll call
WAS answered to by quotations from
"Othello." The club will meet Thursday
with Mrs j. D. Croissant. 11l1 . street
northwest.
poIlynnna Club. No. /. met Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. Robert Brad
bury, 1926 Pennsylvania avenue south
east. with fifteen members and two
gucsts in attendance. The business
meeting was followed by a social hour.
when refreshments We're served. 1noSe
present We're Mrs. Anna c. Quinn. Mrs
Eliza Watson. Mrs. Margaret y rev
VI .ta
Mrs Elizabeth Bube. Mrs. Jennie
Leonard. Mrs. Charles Robinson. Mrs
Lizzie Brown. Mrs. Anna bradbury.
Mrs. Estelle Robinson. Mrs. MaTEaret
WiIkerson Mrs. ADELAIDE Sherze", MIS-
Ella Robinson. Mrs. Ida NJ Hamill, Miss
Clara Bradbury. Mrs. Charles Roberts
and Master William Robinson.
The Capitol Chapter Of the Children
of the American Revolution h ~ lfs
November meeting at the homo OF
Horrall Williams Ms \ 9
fdent, presiding Mrs. Stout gave a
talk upon opportunities for charitable
and patriotic work and the co-ooera-
ton of the, different societies OF the
C. A. r. in Washington The company
was entertained by musical selections
Mrs Affieck. with recitations by Miss
Raddlefnger. After playing five hum
dred prizes were awarded to NJ IS
Whitney. Miss Berryman. Mr.; Casanova
present were Miss Schmidt. Miss Doro
thy Grover. Miss Raddletinser, Mrs
Yately, Mrs. LuNford, Mrs. stout. Mrs
Whyte. Mr.. Jones and Mr.. Ford. The
hostess served refreshments.
The Sarah st. Clair Chapter. ID. A. r..
met Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Caroline \. kinsley, 1882 18th
assisted by her daughter. Mrs. S. j.
Murphy. The names of three candi-
dates for membership We're proposed.
The chapter unanimously Endorsed the
candidacy of Mrs Mary r. wilcox for
state vice regent. 1t was voted 10
contribute to the Mclean scholarship
A paper QUAINT Colonial Customs
in DELAY ware" was read by the hlsto-
rian, Miss Anna S. Walton. The bust
ness meeting was followed by the
usual social hour, during which re-
freshments We're served by the host
eSs.
Lincoln WOman's Relief Corps had
as it's guests Monday night at Grand
Army Hall the members OF Lincoln
Post, c. A. r., when an excellent pro-
gram Of speakers was executed and d
supper served.
Among the speakers of the evening
were the department commander, Capt
Huntoon: Col. John McElroy. Capt. Q.
H. Oldroyd and Messrs. McCabe and
Smith. The committee on entertain
ment was headed by Miss Moree Eliza
beth Buckles, and much of the ar
rangements for the evening fell upon
Mrs. Marian Lewis, chairman of the eX-
.ecutive board, and Mrs. Ursula Shirley.
assisted by the president. Mrs. Nellie
Baxter, and other members of the
corps.
The New Hampshire Association of
the District met Monday evening at the
Dewey Hotel. After the transaction of
business Mrs. A. p. Anderson gave a
reading and Robert H. Davidson, bari
tone, sang. The program was Inter
spersed with photograph selections