Evening star., 1916-05-21

ton Park June 8. The officers for the
| coming year were elected They are
Emig; vice president, Howell Windle;
| corresponding secretary. Wright John
| son: recording secretary. Margaret
penham; treasurer. Reese Thomson
| historian, Donald Hipkins: registrar.
Helen Johnson: color bearers. Baldwin
Hardy and Elizabeth Bourne. The D..
A. r. will receive the following trans
fers from the society: Mildred Cope
! er. Mary Rogers. Eleanor Richards. Re-
I becca Campbell. Beatrice Clephane. Ora
Ward and Gladys Dromgold Emig. An
informal dance followed the meeting.
! Continental Chapter. ID. A. R.-The
chapter held it's May meeting at the
home Of Mrs William J. P. Clarke.
Mrs Woodside, Idda Nd Nd The retiring regent.
! nual report. which recorded a very sue
| cessful year. The officers for the en-
suing year We're elected as follows:
regent. Mrs. J. Mcdonald Stewart; re-
! cording secretary. Mrs. A. S. Taber;
corresponding secretary. Miss Lillian G.
Stewart: assistant corresponding sec
| retary. Mrs. Thomas D. Whyte; treas
urer Mrs. John ]. Narrower: registrar,
Miss Amy S. White: historian. Miss
Ella Reese; chaplain, Mrs. George J.
| Cummings. Refreshments were served
| by the hostess and her daughter, Miss
| Ada Elizabeth Clarke.
CercIe des Precieuses RidicuIes-
| son was held at the residence of
| Nine. Simpson. The following pro-
gram was rendered: Violin, Nine. Duff
Lewis. with Nine. Simpson piano ac-
companist, 'Mignon" CThomas). "Si mes
vers avient allies (Hahn), En- che
"Deux Danses dHenri VIII" Germany.
"Au Bord dun Ruisseau" (de Boise
deffre). Piano solo, Caprice Wen
| noise" CFritz Kreisler). Nine. Simpson.
Readings. shakespeare ct ses Amis
Francais." Nine. Steele; Shakespeare"
NJ. Becker; shakespeare" NJ. Probert:
! lie Salon des Poilus" Mile. Welborn;
Les 1dioms," Mile. Stow.
College f. s. 1.-The College Equal
Suffrage League will meet tomorrow
at 7:30 pm. in room s20 Munsey
Building A prompt and large atten-
dance Is desired. as an invitation has
the Washington Equal Suffrage Coun-
Gil Immediately after the meeting ad-
journs. Henry S. Graves will speak on
Conservation" illustrated with NOV
ing pictures.
Hereafter meetings of the league
will be he'd at above address, at 8
o'clock. on the fourth Monday of each
mTheh The tesssrer essspr July and ws august ,eo
14th street. will be glad to receive
dues. contributions toward the pledge
or articles for the rummage sale.
Social Club. H. H. A.-The Social Club
OF the Hebrew Home for the Aged held
its annual straw ride to Great Falls
last Sunday. The three-act playlet en-
titled The Farmers Wife," which had
been been rehearsed by the members for the
past Two months. was well rendered
especially the role Of the farmer, which
was played by F.. Lazarus. The club
VIII hold Its annual excursion to CO.
lonial Beach June 1s. There will be a
west. at which will be held the election
OF officers for the next six months
The Anthony League.-The Anthony
League held its annual meeting Tues
day evening at 2007 Columbia road
The election of officers resulted as fol-
lows: Mrs. Anna E. Hendley and Mrs
Nanette B. Paul. to succeed themselves
as president and vice president; Mrs
Nellie W. Perkins. second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. John N Speel, third vice
president; Mrs. I. s. Woodruff. corre-
spending secretary: Mrs. Clara Avery
w. c. Arnett. auditors; Mrs. Charles
w. Fits, delegate to the Federation Of
Woman's Clubs.
Mrs. Laura J. Craddick presented the
Nolan bill for Endorsement.
The annual picnic will be held July /,
as usual.
Shakespeare Society-The Shake
speare Society of Washington held its
last meeting for the season Tuesday
at Paul Institute The society has been
invited to hold its October meeting at
an interesting old mansion in Mary
committee. of which Mrs. George Buck
Ter is chairman. is planning to give
an out-of doors play, as the century
old trees of the estate afford splen-
did setting for a Shakespearean play.
1t has been decided to give Loves
Labor Lost" The music is to be re-
| stored to the play and the minuet Will
be danced. The November meeting is
in charge of the lecture committee
and will be held. by invitation of Miss
he Colonial School. The society having
outgrown the limitations of private
homes. II. 3. Meyer at the last meet
Ing presented plan for securing
permanent building, which will also
be a national memorial to Shakespeare
The society will make the erection OF
| such building a feature of it's work.
and Mr.. Meyer was elected chairman
of the building fund committee. I'm
mediate volunteer contributions FORM
ed a nucleus of the fund. A commit
tee was also appointed to have the So
ciety incorporated and placed upon a
| building footing. Having held but
three meetings since it's organization
the society already numbers $50 mem
bers.
Army and Navy Union-At the regu-
lar muster of the Walter Reed Garri-
son. No. 10. Army and Navy Union, held
at Walter Reed General Hospital, Ia
koma Park, Wednesday evening, eleven
new members were mustered in, and
one member reinstated. There are still
nineteen accepted applicants to be
mustered in and several new applica-
tions pending Investigation.
The garrison commenced with 4
charter roll of twelve at its first meet
ing two months ago, and now has
membership in good standing of forty
ter Reed Garrison near the head in the
District Of Columbia.
Refreshments were served. and ad-
dresses delivered by Commander Hull
Presidents Own Garrison. No. 104, and
Commander William Green. Gen VIII
| liam F.. Berry Garrison, No. 26
Comrade Richard A. Scott was elected
to the vacant Office of quartermaster
and installed by National Deputy John
Masters.
@The garrison decided to change the
time of holding or regular musters
from the first and third Wednesdays of
each month to the second and fourth
Wednesdays, the former dates con-
hicting with engagements of a large
ma jority of the members. National
headquarters was ordered informed of
the change.
Attending visitors and members ad-
mired the fine showing made by the
garrison and pledged themselves to
continue efforts for its future well