Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-24
AMONG THE CLUBS

PslIyanna Club. No. 1. held Thursdays
meeting at Great Falls. The members
made an early start. with individual
boxes and baskets and Mrs. Jane
Mclean made and served tea. After
dinner Mrs. Anna c. Quinn. president.
called the meeting to order and Mrs
W. G. Davenport led in prayer A
note Of $50 on Friendship House was
lifted. ana reports showed good work
being done for the Red Cross by tho
members. who largely represent the
Pollyanna Club. though banded as tho
Anacostia Community Unit The treas
urers report showed the finances OF tho
Pollyannas to be in good shape. de-
spite the continuous phiianthropic
work done by this comparatively
new but charitably active orEaniza-
ton.
Thursdays party included Mrs Anna
Bradbury. Mrs AddAc Sherzer. Mrs
Emily Frisbie. Mrs. Emma Emo. Mrs.
Eliza =. Walton. Mrs. Carrie King,
Mrs. Margaret Nicholson. Mrs Ida NJ
Harnill. Mrs. Charles Robinson. Mrs.
Ella Robinson. Mrs. Estelle Robinson.
Elizabeth Bube. Mrs. F. {. Haines and
Miss slIarjory Martin. The visitors
We're Mrs Edythe Lee. Mrs. and Miss
Jones. sister and niece Of Mrs. Dony:
-
frisbie and Ralph Frisbie. Mrs. Will
liam Nash. Mrs. Mabel Drawn. Miss
ollie Quinn. Miss Margaret Robinson.
Miss Bertha Anderson. Master William
Robinson and Gilbert Lee, jr. Tho
July meeting will be held at Glen
Echo.
Lincoln women's Relief Corps, No. 9,
will entertain all members of Lincoln
Post. No. 2. G. A. r.. tomorrow evening
in G. A. r. Hall. The program will
consist of patriotic music and songs.
and the corps members will tell their
experiences of raising one dollar or
more for Lincoln Corps.
The Social Club OF the Hebrew Home
of the Aged met last Sunday at its
clubrooms. at AS NJ street, with a large
attendance present. The session was
conducted under the supervision of the
newly elected officers and brought out
signs of a successful administration for
was notified that its Intended excursion
for June "a was Cancelled, due to the
fact that the government is utilizing
the steamboat. The Organization will .
with loving cup either at its next or
the following meeting. dance At
some country resort is being planned
by the organization for the near fu.
ture.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent, Ne.
1. ID. of ". held Flag day exercises Nom
day evening in place OF its regular
triotic Instructor was in charge Of the
following program: Address of well
come. Mrs. Mary Van Ness Fauth. pres
ident: The Star Spangled Banner"
sung by the audience: patriotic talks
partment Of the Potomac g. A. R:
Capt J. McElroy, Col. o. H Oldroyd and
Col. A. P. Tasker: recitation, Miss Iday
May Lang; address, Mrs. Isabella w.
Ball: song and dance. Miss Irene sheri-
dan, accompanied by Miss Agnes Maw-
son: song, Mr.. Lang of the Sons Of
Veterans: flag salute and America" by
the audience.
North Capitol w. C. T. U. held gold
medal contest Friday at the Arthur
School. Miss Alva X. Ansley. PIT Penn
sylvania avenue northwest, won the
Twelve contests have been held in Arthur
School since last November, under the
supervision Of Mrs. Frank R Jones and
Miss Alice NJ. Clayton. teacher. The
North Capitol Union has also held four
School this month under the supervision
of Mrs. J. w. Powell. winners and SUBJ
jects. as follows: Selma Eskins, eighth
grade. Gods LIQUOR: Susie Black.
Gaskins. seventh grade. I'll Take What
Father Takes" and Julia Danaker. sew
enth grade. The Call Of the Country"
The Emma Sanford shelton Union.
w. c. r. u, held Its closing meeting of
the season recently at the home Of Mrs.
Harriet D. Hill, president. Rev. J. A.
Campbell made an address and a mu-
steal and literary program was given.
Refreshments were served.
The Monday Friendship Circle will
meet tomorrow at pm. at the home Of
Mrs. G. F. Tolson. 317 7th street
northeast.
Phil Sheridan w. r.. c., No. II. met
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Sarah A.
Bunyea. president. In the chair. Bus
mess of Importance to the order was
transacted. after which an open meet
ing followed in charge of Mrs. Clara
Kalstrom. A number of members and
friends were present and there was a
program Of speeches, music and read
ings. The corps voted $1,000 to the
Red Cross.
The Judge Lynn Chapter. ID: A. r.,
held its annual meeting recently. when
officers were elected as follows: Mrs.
Bertha NJ. Robbins. regent: Miss Jane
A. Delano, vice regent: Miss Carrie M.
Steward recording secretary; Miss
Helen NJ. Drake, corresponding secre.
tary: Mrs. Henry p. Leidemann, treas
urer; Miss Katherine w. Noel. regis
trar; Mrs. George w. Atkinson. histo-
rian, and Rev. S. H. Greene, chaplain.