Evening star., 1917-04-08

the program for the coming year. Mrs
| T. o. White read an article on the lie
of Henry Van Dyke. The hostess gave
current events and the usual social hour
| followed. The April meeting Will be at
Rock Hall on the oath.
The Twentieth Century Club met
| Thursday morning at All Souls Church,
! Mrs Edward B. Clark, president in the
| chair. Mrs. D. W. Prentiss, Miss Janet
! Richards, Mrs. II. c. Newcomer and
, Mrs. John E. Lasky were elected to
membership. Mrs. Thomas NJ Gale, a
airy membership. Resolutions on the
death of Mrs. George II. Brown. which
occurred in March, were read by the
secretary, Mrs. Lyman b. Swormstedt
| The section of archaeology will meet
Tuesday at 2:15 pm. at 2226 Woodley
place. the home of the leader. Mrs. John
Lowe. Miss Martha n. Hooper Will
| read a paper on Roman Roads"
| The French section will meet ed
nesday at 3 pm. with Nine. Lutht and
/ Nine. Pittier at 2943 Upton street. Mon
sieur Luthi will address the members
| of the section.
The parliamentary law section VIII
meet Thursday at IL am. in the lecture
room of All Souls Church. with Mrs
f. H. Town as leader. The drill on
committee reports will be conducted by
Mrs. William H Heron: the drill on
going into committees of the whole
will be in charge of Mrs. Marius Camp,
\ bell. The hostesses for the day Will
be Mrs. Joseph F. James, Mrs. Kari r.
kellerman and Mrs. Edward G. Seward
| Tho art section will hold its last
meeting OF the year Thursday after.
noon at o'clock at the residence OF
| its leader, Mrs. Dayton S. Ward. 1853
| Columbia road. The subject for TINS
meeting is the Florence of Romoia-
Mrs Benjamin f. Smith will be
hostess at tea for the Twentieth Cen
tury Club Tuesday afternoon at the
headquarters Of the National American an
Woman's Suffrage Association. lS2e
Smith will be Mrs. George Authier.
Mrs Edward Harvey, Mrs. Eugene +.
Stevens, Mrs. George j. Hesselman Mrs
Robert E. Mccormick. Mrs. Frank X
| Rutter, Mrs. William ]. Meyers, MISS
Hellman, Miss Ruth Patterson and Miss
Helen Miller.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
Edison Briggs for its annual business
session. Annual reports were sub
mitted and approved. The report OF
| the committee on parliamentary drl!l
| was accepted as read, with one small
! exception.
| Mrs. Sarah A. Wolhaupter was unanl-
mously reelected president: vice pres
| dent, Mrs. Frederick Dove Heisler;
recording secretary, Mrs. $. Russeli
Bowen; corresponding secretary, Mrs
]. Edison Briggs; treasurer. Mrs John
| n. Croissant; press reporter, Mrs Anton
| Heitmuiler; delegate to the District OF
Columbi Federation of Women's Clubs,
| Miss Cornelia H. Hill, and parliamenta-
rian. Mrs William Grayson Foote.
Executive board: Mrs. Sarah A. Wol-
| haupter. chairman; Mrs. Edward u
Hardy, Mrs. Edith Wiley Wheeler, Mrs
Anton Heitmuller: Mrs: William u
John D. Croissant Delegates to the
District of Columbia Federation OF
Women's Clubs are: Mrs. Sarah A VOL
haupter. alternate. Mrs. James - co
mans Miss Cornelia Hearst Hill. al
ternate, Mrs. w. r. Cranmer: Mrs. VIII
liam Ethel, alternate. Mrs. Anton Heit-
muller: Mrs. John d. Croissant, aiter-
nate, Mrs S. Russell Bowen; Mrs: Amy
| !. Leeds. alternate. Mrs. W. c. Hamil-
ton. The president, Mrs. Wolhauptef'
was appointed to represent the club on
the nominating committee for the cleo
| ton of officers of the District OF Co
| lumbia federation.
The club will meet next with MIS-
Heitmuller.
| hostess. assisted by her daughters
Mrs w. c. Hamilton and Miss Flora
Briggs.
The womanss Club of Chevy Chase
met Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Thomas e. Robertson; ,;,n, on Me!-
Wilkens gave talk on The Psychol-
| ogy of Gardening
| Delegates elected to represent the
Woman's Club at the coming annual
session Sof the state Federation of
Woman's Clubs. to be held in Baltimore
| April 26 and -. are as follows: Mrs;
! A Bruce Bielaski the president, and
Mrs. John l.. Beatie; alternates, Mfs.
| George F. Mikelson and Mrs. William
| IL Groverman.
The Petworth WOman's Club met
Monday evening at the school building.
! with Mrs. Sidney c. Thompson. vice
| literary. art. music. home. philanthroplc
and educational committees submit
| ted reports of meetings held in March
| Mrs H u. Hill was appointed perma-
nent delegate to the meetings of the
kemployment bureau of the Department
! of Labor and Mrs. Gable to the Moth
ers' Congress. 1t was voted to renew
membership in the Mothers Congress,
| also to purchase daily health chart
/ for display in the Petworth School.
An appropriation of s25 was made for
! Red Cross relief work and it was voted
i to cooperate with the Red Cross as
a whole The club also donated 81 to
| the endowment fund for the extension
| of child welfare. Mrs. w. f. Stout
| emeyer was elected to membership and
| one name proposed. Mrs. f. B. Camp
bell explained the arrangements which
! had been made to hold a concert shortly
| at the NJ. E. Church. Grant circle Of
| ficers elected for the ensuing year are
as follows: President, Mrs. S. w. Nor
! ton Cre-elected); vice president, Mrs.
! Sidney c. Thompson Te-elected): re-
| cording secretary. Mrs. E. B. Russ:
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Writ
| Taylor; treasurer, Mrs. w. II. Criswell
| (re-elected).
Florence CrittentOn Wheel Club
| In spite of rain the wheel club passed
4 pleasant afternoon Thursday with
! Mrs g. W. Brown. 14I1 X street, sew
| ing on material for summer rugs for
| 2D7 G. street. While the members
sewed Mrs. Gains Rrumbaugh read a
! story aloud. The president Of the club
| told of recent wedding in which one
of the inmates of the Crittenton Home
, was the bride and of the shower given
| her by the board of managers. The
| hostess served refreshments. The next
meeting will be April 26.
/ The Anthony League met Thursday
! evening at the home of its president
Mrs. Anna Z. Hendley. The program
vas in charge of the committee work
/ ing for the Juvenile Court and child
welfare. Mrs. Laura +. olney, chairman
/ Judge J. Wilmer Latimer of the Juve-
nile Court gave q talk the work
! done by the court for the benefit of
| children brought under its jurisdiction.
! Miss Margaret Thomson, representing g
| the public school nurses, spoke on
| Child Welfare" Fraulein Frommel had
| charge of the music.
| Delegates were elected to the annual
meeting of the District Federation of
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