Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-27
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.

l w SLOb.
The Twentieth Century Club will
hold it's annual business meeting for
the election of officers Thursday. at
All Souls Church. Attention of MEM
bers is called to the new method of
voting by roll call. which will begin
at II o'clock. No ballots may be cast
after roll call is completed.
The archaeology section will hold a
postponed meeting March % at 2
o'clock. with the leader, Mrs. John
Lowe. the subject being Ancient
Coinage" by Mrs. Merwin.
Mrs. Frank Baker. chairman of the
war relief committee of the ciVicS sec
sewing classes and for contributions
of money, material and garments for
the work. Sewing classes are open to
everybody interested whether members
ton may be had from Mrs. Baker. Mrs.
E. B. Clark. president of the club. or
from Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor, chairman
of the civicS section.
COLLEGE wOMEN's CLUB.
The College Women's Club will give
it's usual tea tomorrow from to s
in the oak room of the Raleigh. The
women of Iowa and Winconsin col
leges and universities will serve as
hostesses. At O'Clock DR.. Kate Wal
Ter Barrett will speak on Immigration
and Pending Legislation"
l.. HOLCOMBE CHAPTER D, A. r.
The February meeting of the Lucy
Holcombe Chapter, D. A. r., was held
at the residence of Mrs. John Paul
Earnest. 212s N street. Mrs. Earnest
was hostess for the evening. In the
absence of the regent. Mrs. John T..
Huddle. Vice Regent Miss Alice Short
presided. A report was given by Mrs.
mittee in reference to Xmas cards.
blotters. etc, sold. Brs. Harriet Mon
roe talked of the work of the Gospel
Mission. The chapter gave S. for the
bread line, said amount feeding ESQ
people Alternates to the congress iE
April, Mrs. Frank E. Cunningham, Mrs.
James 3. Dalgleish. Mrs Charles r.
Richardson, Mrs. Edwin A.. Hill. Mrs.
Elliot Thomson and Mrs. John P.
Earnest. After program of music
refreshments were served.
COL. ANN HAWKES. HAY SOCIETY,
The Col Ann Hawkes. Hay Society.
G. A. r., was entertained recently at
the home Of Representative and Mrs.
Mondell on o street.
Members invited their parents and
members of the c. A. r. board as honor
guests.
Mrs Hansmann and Mrs Brumbaugh
brought messages to the society A
recitation was given by Louise Grove
and Laura White recited ode to the
Flag Little Frances Russell and her
young brother both in colonial cos
tune. recited How Grandma Danced
the Minuet" Dorothy Mondell and
Judith Clarke assisted at the tea table.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS ART CLUB.
Mrs. Sarah A. Wolhaupter of Cleve-
land Park entertained the Columbia
Heights Art Club Thursday afternoon
at her home on Macomb street. Mrs; Ed
ward d. Hardy. president. after hearing
the reports Of officers introduced Mrs r.
Bruce Bare, chairman for the day. The
historical paper THE Philippines
given by Mrs. William B. Turpin. was
discussed by Mrs Heitmuller. Mrs.
Heisler, Mrs. Croissant Mrs James
E. Briggs. The art paper. Picturesque
America was read by Mrs. Doris
Miss Hill. Mrs. Clement. Mrs. knight
Mrs. Winter and others responded to
tess served refreshments. assisted by
Miss Forman, former member.
GEO. H. THOMAS, w. r. c.
George H. Thomas W. r. G.. met
F Eric evening evening in Masonic Hall. sth
dent, Mrs. Dora Hendrix, presiding
Two applications for membership
were presented. The corps voted TO
give theater benefit in the near flu
ture. AT the recent department con-
vention Mrs. Alice Cooley was elected
chaplain and Mrs. Nellie Nichols
member of the executive board. The
chairman of relief reported calls for
assistance during the severe cold spell.
After closing the corps and George II.
Thomas Pest. G. A. r., were.the guests
Of George II. Thomas Camp. Sons of
Veterans. An enjoyable program was
given and refreshments were served
by the camp.
VICTORY REVIEW, w. B. A.
Victory Review. No. IL. of the Wo-
day evening, with X. E. Cartner pre-
siding. The association will give a
parcel post party and entertainment
in the near future at Pythian Temple
W. c. Tt.
Emma Sanford Shelton Union was en-
tertained at its February meeting by
Mrs Van Hunter. 51s Shepherd street
temperance songs by all present Mrs
Hunter, who is visiting her daughter
in-iaw, read the Scripture lesson and
led In PRAYER The various superin-
tendents rendered good reports. The
union voted sum of money to the
District campaign fund. The union is
also anxious to interest the children of
Petworth and vicinity in The loyal
Temperance Legion. conducted by Mrs.
Higgins. assisted by Mrs. Pattie The
meetings are held the second and
fourth Mondays at $3.50 in the Metho-
DIST Church. 8th and Shepherd streets
a committee consisting of Mrs LapeIle,
Mrs. Wfc.: and Mrs. Higgins was APP
pointed to call on the women of the
neighborhood in an effort to interest
them in temperance work. The hostess
served refreshments. One new member
Mrs. Avery Shaw, was admitted
CARDINAL PLEASURE CLUB.
The Cardinal Pleasure Club met re-
Gently at its rooms, 6so Louisiana ave-
nue. northwest, Abe Finger presiding.
me following new members were ad-
pro. NJ Shiller. Dave Rubin. Mr.. Hy-
man ana Louis Goldberg. A theater
party has been arranged for April, The
club attended a surprise party Tuesday
evening given by Miss Katy krupsaW.
IN honor of Miss Esther Friedman The
Merry Maid Minstrels." headed by
Samuel Shapiro, sang the latest songs
+. E. o. SISTERHOOD.
A large number of resident and nom
resident members of the p E. o. Sister
hood attended the reception and reunion
held in the parlors of Cameron House
the four local chapters. The guests were
received by the chapter presidents. Mrs.
Francis KILLER Of Chapter A, Mrs. Frank
FULLER. Chapter Il; Mrs. Augustus
Knight Chapter e, and Mrs A. M
walker, Chapter d. An informal pro
gram. to which each chapter contribut-
ed. followed the reception.
chapter A, senior in the District. gave
several fine representations of famous