Evening star., 1917-03-18

as alternates at the national council:
Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Curtis. Mrs. Fernald.
Mrs. Hodgkins, Mrs. Matteson. Mrs.
Ramsburg. Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Tuohy,
The next meeting will be held April
II. at 2:45 pm: the business session
will be brief and will be followed by a
musical and literary program, for
which the following committee was ap-
pointed: Miss Morris, chairman; Mrs.
St. Clair and Miss Noyes.
The Emanon Social Club, an organiza-
tion recently formed by number of
young people from Mount Pleasant
held It's first annual election recently at
the home Of Miss Deborah Carroll 1341
Oak street. The officers elected for
the ensuing year are Frank Trotter.
and Miss Deborah Carroll. treasurer.
The ways and means committee held
special meeting Thursday evening
at the home of Miss Charlotte Nc
Keever. 3471 Holmead place, to arrange
for its first monthly dance.
The Ladies' Of the G. A. r.. Grant
Circle No. 1. met Tuesday evening, with
the president, Mrs. c. e. Clements, in
the chair Following the business hour
recitations were given by Mrs Hughes.
Mrs Scott, Mrs. Mulligan and Mrs.
Barr. Refreshments we're served.
Among the toasts were THE Sons and
Hughes; response by the president.
The next meeting will be held March
81. Visiting members to the city are
invited.
The Radcliffe Club of Washington
met Tuesday evening with Miss Louise
Cation. 112 Rosemont avenue. Alexan-
dria, Va After the secretary's report
of the last meeting various items of
business were brought up. Miss King
of the National Cathedral School gave
readings from Kipling and Masef1eld.
Refreshments were served. About eight
members were present.
1894 Euclid street, was the clubs host
ess Thursday afternoon. Responses to
roll call were bits of Irish history.
stories and songs. In memory con-
test concerning Irish cities. Mrs. Story,
the hub" was prize winner. In the
dining room green was the dominant
color, flags, festoons. shamrocks. etc,
betokening the near approach of st.
Patricks day. The ladies sewed for
couple Of hours on work designed
Barber. 703 East Capitol street, will
be the hostess April 8.
The Capitol Hill Literary Society met
Monday evening at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs J. B. Hyatt, 1856 New Jersey
avenue, with the president, Mrs. Matte
Queen Ewing. in the chair. American
Explorers" was the subject of general
discussion by James G. Kent, J. w.
Davis. Mrs. Laura B. Lawson and Mrs.
Hyatt, and an original paper on that
topic was read by Mrs. Amelia C. Kent.
A musical program was contributed by
Mrs. E. v. Carr. Miss Ethel Hummer
and Mrs. A. H. Frear. and Mrs. Ewing
recited. The host and hostess were
The society will meet March 26 at 1880
p.m.. In the Public Library. and on the
evening Of April Q will celebrate the
twentieth anniversary Of its founding.
Teacher Associations OF the District
will hold its monthly meeting in the oak
room Of the Raleigh Hotel at o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. The meetings of
the are open TO me PUBIC o1r and
who has at heart the we'll being Of an
children. The congress welcomes the CO.
opsration Of all organisations working
along progressive lines for the oon-
servaeion and deyelopmsnt OF chldhood:
at its meeting last Tuesday voted in
favor Of furnishing to the schools of the
District Z card system Tor keeping the
records Of erring children. The system
valuable assistance to both teachers and
parents in the prevention Of truancy.
A musical concert IL to be given at the
Wilson Normal School March - at s
pm. for the beneft Of the child welfare
work under the Consresa OF Mothers and
paRnnt>TAnNhAP AlD0ClaN00D,