Evening star., 1917-11-11

evening. on Serbia. Montenegro and
Rumania." Miss Garlick spoke OF an
exhibition Of sculpture In Buffalo.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
Thursday with Mrs. Fred D. Heisler. At
1850 Ne wton street, Mrs. James D. Yeo-
mans acting as chairman. In response
to a reque st by Clarence r. Wilson.
District food administrator. for volun-
collection OF food conservation pledges.
Mrs. William G. Foote and Mrs. Fred NJ.
Hopkins offered their services. The ar'
paper on Lima and Cuzco." was given
by Mrs. Edward D. Hardy. Pictures of
Peru were passed BY Mrs: Hardy. ard
a general discussion followed The
historical paper on the "Revolution and
Rise of the Republic Of Peru" given
by Mrs. c. r. Cranmer. portrayed the
struggles of the Peruvian people to
roys and establish republic. gen
eral discussion Of the parer followed.
Roll call was responded to by Mrs
Hardy. Mrs. Augustus knight. Mrs. a.
Rogers Tracy. Mrs. r. Bruce Bare, Mrs.
William L. Clark. Mrs. c. p. Cranmer,,
Mrs. John N. Doris. Miss Cornc':a n
Hill. Mrs. John D. Croissant. Mrs. 1eo-
mans. Mrs. Sarah A. WolharpteT, Mrs
Foote. Mrs. s. Russell Ea!sen Mrs,
James Mckee. Mrs. j. W. Frtzzell, Mrs,
Walter H. Howard. Mrs. Fa5er Steven
son. Mrs. Fred D. Heisier and Mrs.
Hopkins Tho guests were Misses Dor
ris and Mrs. Franklin E: Scott. Inc
meeting was brought to close by the
added the stanza, God Save Our Men,
The Washington Readers Club held
its first recital this season wednesday
evening at Calvary NJ. E. Church I'M
der the auspices of the mems class The
following program was given: Piano
solo. George Thompson: monoloSue,
Miss Maude Lee: songs. Miss FAYE
humphrey. accompanied by Miss julia
Huggins: Rhymes of a Red Cross Man.
William T. Persons songs. sung by
Roy Glider. with Mr.. Pierson at the
piano: representations. by Miss lsabel
Pechin: scene from "Richelieu." by Rev.
Dance" piano solo. Mr.. Thompson.
The Columbian Women will meet
Tuesday from to at 1927 G street.
Mrs George P. Merrill. the retiring
president. will be hostess. After the
business meeting Miss Jane A. Delano.
chairman of the national committee on
Red Cross nursing service. will spea k
about her work. She will be followed
by Charles J. Brand. chief of United
States bureau of markets and supplies.
He will talk on Food Distribution"
Keystone Chapter, d. a. r.. held its
first meeting OF the season recently at
the home of its regent, Mrs. Ida J.
Kinsen Mrs. Bischoff. visitor from
New York city. gave talk on condi-
regent. who is member of the pre-
cious metal" division OF the Districts
u. A. r. conservation committee. ex-
planned the work to be carried on by
the committee. The regent appointed
Mrs. Tyler as the other member to rep
resent the chapter on that committee.
From accounts given of the summer
It was found that several members had
helped with the liberty loan and choco-
late soldier fund. The members pledged
winter. Refreshments were served by
the hostess The next meeting will be
held November IT at the home Of the
vice regent. Mrs. Harry j. Green.
Patriot. Memorial Chapter was en-
tertained Tuesday evening at tho resi-
dence Of Mrs. W. B. DouFlass. 1851 1r.s"~
street. Mrs. Curry assisting. Mrs.
Arnold. regent. presided; i,.oe,an the major par.
relief work. Mrs. George T. Smallwood
and Mrs James NJ. Wiley. 1r., told Of
the work OF the conservation committee
of which Mrs. Smallwood Is chairman for
the District. The report Of war relief
work was very encouraging: Fifty-two
sweaters, fifteen helmets and many muf-
flers and wristlets have been made and
s26 400 expended by members for liberty
bonds Hah ss M1s q z.rs. ths
SmalIwood, Graham Smallwood, c. B.
Aitchison. g. P. Conway, ]. A. Arnold
and ]. NJ. Wiley.
Colonial Daughters Of Ameriea-The.
District society held its second meeting
of the season Tuesday evening at the
residence Of Mrs. G. N. Brumbaugh
with a full attendance. Routine busi-
reported a good balance in bank. The
year book Of the society. containing the
bylaws. names Of charter members.
committees, dates Of meeting, hostesses
and papers to be read during the sea
son. were distributed to those present.
who included Mrs. C. X. Bergman. Mrs.
C. W. Brown. Mrs. G. NJ. Brumbaugh,
Mrs. c. e. Curtis. Mrs. F. A. Fernaid.
Mrs. Sylvanus johnson. Mrs. Sol Lans-
burgh. Mrs. 9; N: Meeks: Mrs. r, M. g.
Clair. Miss e. J. r. G. Noyes. state re-
gent: Miss NJ. B. Morris. Miss L. NJ.
Norton and Miss NJ. c. Oursler.
Two new candidates were voted upon
handed to the membership COMMITTEES.
Membership in the society Is by invita-
ton only and no member can invite
more than two candidates In one year.
MIS-. Brown TeAQ a paper on O1OIds
Wan Bethlehem in Colonial Days." fol-
lowed by one on THE Noyes Family"
by Mrs. St. Clair. after which Miss Maui
rine Doran entertained with several
piano solos. while the hostesses Of the
evening. Mrs Brumbaugh and Mrs. St
Clair. served light refreshments.
The meeting adjourned at 1850
o'clock.
Tho womenb Club Of Chew Chase.
Md, met Wednesday at the homo Of
Mrs. Groverman. Connecticut avenue.
Roy Ferner Of the bureau Of standards
gave . talk on weights and Meas
urea"
Phil Sheridan Relief Corps, No. II.
met Tuesday evening at q. A. r. Hall.
with the president, Mrs. Sarah A. Bun.
yea. In the chair and all officers pres
ent. The annual inspection will be held
at the next meeting. The cor6e 10 plan
ming a parcel post sale in the near
future.
The Fortnighfly Club, which sup
ports the library at Herndon. elected
officers at its recent meeting to serve
for the ensuing year. President. Miss
Maria r. Bready: vice president. Mrs. A.
II. Buell.: secretary, Mrs. Edwin H
Mooney: treasurer, Miss Maud Yount
librarian. Mrs. Russell Lynn; parlia-
mentarian. Miss Ida L. Castleman. The