Evening star., 1916-11-12
x Among the Clubs =:

IS meeting with it's members this year
the first occasion being with MIS-. T.. =, -
| Henry Election of officers resulted IN
| no changes except treasurer. Mrs u
| w. Shull being elected for that once
| The November meeting was at me
home of Mrs. Z. B. Johns, and the prin-
of superintendent of the various
| branches of the work. The hostess
served refreshments. The chapter will
meet the first Thursday in December
with Mrs. Catlin, 1876 18th street.
Elizabeth Jackson Chapter. ID. A. r.,
will hold commemoration exercises az
| northeast milestone. No. 4, Sergeani
: road. November 1S. at pm. All
| daughters and their friends are cor
daily invited. Autos will meet guests
at the terminus of the Brookland car
| line. If stormy. the services Will De
postponed
The Warrington National Radical
Shule Verein. a society which aims 10
establish modern school for jewish
radical education. met last sunday even
ing at Old Masonic Temple. M. Freln-
coff made short address outlining the
purpose of the society, and two one-act
Yiddish plays, 1.-The Motorman and
Good Comrades were admirably
acted by IA cast consisting of Mrs. Mary
Fagin. Miss Hattie NJ. Wolf: MISS MIN
ME Toxins. and Messrs. Atllin. Berko-
WITT. Cogan. Fagin. Glickman. Shere'
Retand Wolf and Barskin. Sol >:
Gluck recited THE Wandering Jew
and other recitationS were gwen p9
Miss Janette Freilicoff of Baltimore.
Musical numbers were contributed by
Israel Cooperstein. violinist. ana El'efa
katZman. pianist.
The Twentieth Century CIub.-The
archeologicaI section of the club will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:15 O'CLOCK
at the home of Its leader, Mrs. Johll
Lowe. 2e22 Woodley place. The subject
will be the "Ice Age" treated by MIS-.
&C. Dwight Marsh. All members OF the
club are cordially invited.
The Washington Readers Club will
give its first public recital OF the season
in the lecture hall of the Pubiic L. .
brary Tuesday evening at O'Clock. a
cordial invitation to be present Is eA-
tended to all persons who are inter
ested. Prof. Edward {. Townsend. preSl-
dent of the club. will preside. ana the
program will be given by four mem
bers of the club. Mrs. Emily F'recil
Barnes, Mrs. Emma W. Anderson, VIII
lev o. Ison and Mrs Emmet Hamll!on.
Much interest was hown by the puphc
in the former recitals of the club. ana
there have been many requests that a
series should be given this year AS the
result of these requests the members OF
the club have consented to appear again
this season. The next recital VIII De IN
January and the third in March.
The District Woman Suffrage A.
.ociation met recently with it's presi-
dent. Mrs Henry Churchill Cook. In the
chair. Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey ana
Mrs Berrien made addresses, ana MIS-.
Samuel Burleigh Milton sang. The next
meeting will be held December Ii at
the New Ebbitt.
The Young Peoples Branch Of Mt.
Plen.ant W. c. T. Z. will meet Tues
day at SPIN at the home OF MISS
Mabel Reiss. 1906 Belmont road. A
cordial invitation is extended TO all
who sympathize with endeavor along
temperance lines.
Vim. Mckinley Circle. No. 2. Ladies' OF
the &. A. r.. will hold its annual inspec-
tion services tomorrow evening. Mrs
Virginia c. Mcclure of Peoria, H.. ma
tional president of the order, will ar
rive tomorrow and will inspect the four
local circles during the week. She VIII
be the guest of Mrs. John y. Logan
and Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker While IN
the city.
Plans for organizing new circle are n.
in progress and when perfected VIII
be the fifth circle necessary Tor the
organization OF a department OF the
order in Washington.
The Fairfax Co. Chapter, d. A. r..
was entertained November 4. by Mrs.
Walter D. Blackburn. assisted by her
sister, Mrs. a. D. Torreyson, at her
home Ellenwood. Cherrydale. va.
After its regular business meeting
descriptive of Names and Places in
Fairfax County" Those present were
Mrs Jane X. Smoot. ex-regent; Mrs
Kate Strong Summey. regent: Mrs b, W.
ny 1t.ryr I've
Avis NJ Shear. Mrs. Avis ": Graeff.
Miss Mary L. Huntington. Mrs. Nir-
ginia Quick. Mrs. Katherine II. Wal
ters. Mrs. Miliscent NJ. Willis. Mrs. Lii
lian b. Ellison. Miss May Ballard. Mrs.
Ellen s. Blackburn. Mrs. Blanche S.
Torreyson, Mrs. George s Corey. Mrs.
Stella ;. Roe and Mrs. Elizabeth I.
Schutt. The house was decorated with
autumn foliage and flowers. and a
wood fire in the big English fireplace
added its cheer Refreshments were
served.
The Col. Ann Hawkes. Hay Society.
c. A. r.. was entertained Saturday at
its second meeting of the season by
Mrs. Mofsat and Mrs. Smith. The meet
ing was called TO order by the presi-
dent, Mrs Merchant. who was assisted
by Mrs. Wheat. the vice president.
After the singing of America and
other patriotic exercises. political
| Fleming. Miner stout and Humphrey
Walsh on the Affirmative. and Phebe
Fleming Edith Dunn, Phil Moffat and
Margaret Richardson on the negative
side. was held. Refreshments were
served.
Columbia Heights Art Club was en-
tertained Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Fred Hopkins. 1862 Otis street The
president. Mrs. Wolhaupter. introduced
Mrs. Fred Heisler chairman Of the
day. Mrs. Bare. who was to have given
d paper on art, being absent. Mrs. Heit-
muller gave a talk on the subject. Mrs.
J. F'inney Engle. an honorary member.
gave lecture on THE Merchant of
Venice and roll call was responded to
BY quotations from that play. Mrs. Jo-
by Parker. and ITO swallow" by
! I.eibling Refreshments were served.
Members and guests present were Mrs.
| Baker, Mrs. Bowen. Mrs. J. Edison
Briggs, Mrs. J. u. Croissant. Mrs. ]. F.
Engle. Mrs. W. G.. Foote. Mrs. Frizzell
| Mrs. Hardy. Mrs. Heisler Mrs. Heitnul-
| ler Mrs Hopkins. Mrs. knight. Mrs
Mrs. Winter. Mrs. Yeomans. Mrs VOL
| haupter. Mrs. MilDurn. Mrs. Morrow.
| Mrs. Amber. Mrs. Lampson. Mrs. Bent
| ley and Miss Doyle.
Phil Sheridan WOman's Relief Corps,
| No. II. was inspected at its meeting
| Tuesday, with Carrie VI. Curry. presi-
dent, in the chair. The meeting was
attended by the department president.
| Mrs. Jennie 7. Thomson. and her staff.
and "A laIge number of visiting mem
bers The corps was found to be in a
| tiourishing condition. showing large
amount expeuded for relief during the