Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-25

Modern Revolutions" Mrs. Scharf:
The Real Mexican, Education, Religion
and Civilization" Mrs. Carpenter: The
Opportunities of Mexico Mrs. Healey.
meeting will be with Mrs. l.. A. Sadler.
1904 Decatur street, April 2.
The Health and Mothers Club and
Red Letter day department. W. c. T. L.,
met Tuesday evening at the Peabody
School to celebrate the birthday an
niversary of Neal Dow, with the
Frances Willard. Anacostia and Brook
land unions. as hostesses.
Mrs. William r. Loney. district
superintendent of Mothers Clubs.
presided. sketch on THE Life Of
Neal Dow" was given by Mrs. Davis,
superintendent of the R. L. ID. depart
ment and Mrs. w: F. Andrews spoke
| of ideals of the Home" Miss Carrie
A. Lyford told how the schools are
preparing girls for home keeping. and
Rev. H. l. Goodwin, who opened the
| meeting with prayer SPOKE Q II Of u the
College Women's CIub.-The Monday
afternoon tea at the club Will be I'M
charge of Group II, of which Mrs. VIII
liam 3. Heroy is chairman. cornell.
Syracuse and other New York colleges
compose this group. Besides the social
features. there will be piano and
cello recital by Mrs. Arthur l.. Dayand
Miss Margaret Day.
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The Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent.
DAUGHTERS of Veterans. met Monday.
Capt. Garrigus of Lincoln Camp, Sons
of Veterans, on behalf of his camp, eS-
tended an invitation to the Daughters
to visit them tomorrow evening.
The following invitations were also.
accepted: To attend the fiftieth anni-
versary of Kit Carson Post. c. A. X.
and the Name social of Lincoln
Corps w. r. c. The benefit given at Polls
was financial success. Misc Della NJ.
Mussey, daughter of the late Gen.
Mussey, nov interested in art in New
York. was Initiated by the president,
Mrs. Mary Van Ness Fauth.
The Senior Section. Col. Ann Hawkes.
Hay Society, G. 4. r.. met Friday at
the home of Mrs. Bryant, on East Cap
itol street. A prize, which had been
offered by the Samuel Gorton Chapter.
d. A. r., was awarded to Miner Stout,
Miss Rosemary Arnold being a close
second. Prof and Mrs. Robert, NJ
Smith and Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins
acted as judges. Mrs. Hodgkins, -wfro
also made the presentation. and Miss
Case We're guests of honor. Refreshs
ments were served by the hostess.anA
dancing followed. g.
The Home Branch of the Sunshfns
Society gave n benefit program Monday
evening at the residence of Mrs. A. H
Feathers, SIC c street southeast. Open-.
ing remarks were made by Mrs c. 81
Ferguson. president, and the early hiS.s
tory of the society was described by
Mrs. Florence Willard Day. Vocal ses,
lections were contributed by Miss Flor,
ence Gironard, Miss F'reda Steffen, Missy
Grace Wilson, Mrs. Jesse c. Kester and
Miss Emma Cohen, and Misses EstellH
Sawyer and Miss Grace Myers gavee
readings. Miss Mary Weidley was thu
acoompanist- 4: u:
National American Woman SuneaRk
observation-disclosures teas, club lecs;:
lures and club meetings of varioux
sorts will be held usual this week.
at the headquarters of the association.
1925 Rhode Island avenue. To all.
these. except business meetings, TIM
public is cordially invited. The CALI;
endar of events is as follows: Today5x
Afternoon tea, 4:30 o'clock, Miss Hel6isH.
Meyer hostess. Miss Leila Usher, scltlpX
tor of the Arlington memorial portfaiX
of Maj. John Wesley Powell, will speak,
on the subject Of Susan B. Anthonx.
from personal acquaintance. TomorroWs
Meeting of Junior Suffrage League az
$3.50 pm. Mrs. Elliott Cheatham. leadY
er. Afternoon tea, 4:30 to o'clock, iQi
charge Of suffrage section of Twentieth
Century Club, Miss Nettie LovisSi
White hostess. Mrs. Champ Clark and
Business meeting of College Equal Sufal
ernoon tea, 4:30 to o'clock. Bazaa&i
committee meeting at pm. Wedne6@
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