Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-02
AMONG THE CLUBS

n. E. Lee Chapter. U. ID. C-Robert
z. Lee Chapter, No. 644. U. D. c.. met
Tuesday evening at Confederate Me-
mortal Home for the last time this sea-
son. The president. Mrs. Walter E.
Hutton, presided. Mrs. George I.
Munford was received into the chapter.
Members of the chapter who will have
charge of the booths at the lawn fete
to be held later in the month are: Mrs.
George Covington, Mrs. Nina M
Whitaker, Mrs Wallace Streater. Mrs.
Belle c. Riley and Mrs. Pauline Jones.
They will be assisted by the young
ladies of the chapter.
Emma shelton w. c. T. U-Emma
Sanford Shelton Union held its June
meeting at the home of Mrs. William
H. Parsons. sos Taylor street north
west. the president. Mrs. Norman Hill.
presiding. This union will have charge
of the rest tent" at the Fourth OF
July celebration on Libbey hill. There
range for a picnic in July. No regular
meeting will be held during July and
August. Miss Margaret Parsons render
ed piano selection. and Master Robert
Parsons sang a solo, after which re-
freShmentS were served.
G. H. Thomas. w. r.. George H.
Thomas Sewing Circle, w. R: c., met
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Nc
MILAN, 1910 Lawrence street northeast
Much work was accomplished, though
many members Of the circle are out of
the city. 1t was practically decided to
continue meetings throughout the
summer. Members are expected to take
annual basket picnic which the circle
will hold at Glen Echo.
Monday F.. C-The Monday Friend
ship Circle held its closing meeting
for the season at Friendship House, 3A
Virginia avenue southeast. A sun
shine committee was formed to aid the
house in every way possible, with Miss
Waldorf and Miss Irene Ludwig in
charge. Mrs. Brightwell and Mrs.
symons form the ways and means COM
mittee; Mrs. Price, Mrs Hamilton.
Miss Briggs. the program committee;
Mrs. r. E. Briggs and Mrs. G. F. Toll
son., the membership committee: Miss
the sewing committee. Mrs. Chamber
lin. president of the Nursery and
Friendship Circle, gave talk on the
work of the circle and also two read
ings, and Miss Helen White sang. Re-
freshments were served and the meet
ing adjourned until fall.
Richard Arnold Chapter. ID. A. R.
fSlCnar0 Arnold -Cnapler recently met
for the last time this season at the
home of its newly elected regent, Mrs.
Sylvanus f. johnson, at the Portner.
Ten members and several guests were
present. Papers descriptive of the flag
were read and refreshments were
served. The chapter will resume it's
sessions in October.
Junior Helpers. Hebrew Home for the
AEed.-The Junior Helpers, H. H. A,
Mt loo CIV, InN IN
NJ. Leinson, installing officer, placed the
following officials for the ensuing term:
Miss J. Yudalevit, president; A. ka-
minsky, vice president; Miss NJ. Weisen-
and Mr. Raephel sergeant-at-arms.
A musical program was given and re-
freshments served. The club held its
first annual moonlight excursion Mon
day, and a picnic to Great Falls will
be given in the near future.
Perpetual Hebrayv AssOeiatiOn.-A
meeting of the Perpetual Hebrew Asso-
citation, followed by smoker, was held
at the home of the president, Mr.. /Dinof-
sky. A resolution granting the members
belonging to the National Guard leave
with exemption from dues was passed
unanimously. The question of incor-
porating the organization was given into
the hands of a committee. Through the
efforts of Mr.. Seigel a fund was started
for home. Since then the fund has
grown steadily as a result Of the work
Of the home committee. consisting of
Mr.. Dinofsky, chairman; Messrs Seigel,
Collegeman. Vogel and Luber. Arrange
ments for the moonlight excursion to be
given in July will be announced later
Mr.. Afincosky reported that a dance. of
the organization is to be given on New
Year night. Mr. Colegeman was elected
cheer leader and Mr.. Mincosky appointed
press reporter. Arrangements for the
installation Of officers was given into the
hands of committee, with Mr.. Mincosky
as chairman. Messrs AL kormfeld, Har-
~ Silverstone and Hyman Mintzer were
admitted members.
1t was announced that straw ride to
Baltimore was to be given in the near
future. resolution was passed to pre-
sent Mr.. Dinofsky, as organizer and first
president, with gold medal During the
smoker stump speeches for the election
of the new officers were numerous Musi-
cal and vocal selections by Messrs Brown
and Goldstein were concluded with a stag
dance.
W. c. T. 1.-THE flower mission de-
partment of the w. c. T. u recently
entertained the boys of the National
Training School, when the program
was. contributed by the Sigma Kappa
girls of G. w. U. and by the Anthony
Mandolin Club, directed by Miss Annie
Murry.