Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-22
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Pollyanna Club, No. I. met Thuredly
at Glen Echo. with an attendance OF
eighteen members and three guests.
The club donated IS to the Anacostia
community unit of the Red Cross for
buttons. cotton and tape. and tho same
amount was contributed to the Florence
Crittenton Mission. A letter was re-
ceived from Friendship House express
Ing thanks to the club for taking up
note OF s2o.5o. with interest. on the
appreciative letters. acknowledging
flowers to the sick. were read.
Those present were Mrs. Quinn. Mrs
Watson, Mrs. Bube. Mrs. Emo. Mrs Nc
Lean. Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. Smith. Mrs.
Bradbury. Mrs. Sheihorn. Mrs. Ella
Robinson. Mrs. Estelle Robinson. MIRA
Dony. Mrs. Ha!nes. Mrs. Hamill. Mrs.
jory Martin. Mrs. @. L. Emmert. Miss
Edna Emo. Miss Marjory Hatnes. Mrs.
Lulu Emo. Mrs F. G.. MARI, Miss Ollie
Quinn. Miss Margaret Robinson and
Masters William Il. Sands and William
Robinson. The club will meet next Au-
gust l6. at the Zoo!osi Park.
The Mrs. Ellen spencer Mussey Tent,
No. 1, ID. of v, met Monday evening
with Mrs Fauth. The Red Cross,
through the Washington College of
Law unit, has couaplimented the tent
on the work turned in. Miss Jennie J..
Hamilton and Miss Emma +. Hayward
were elected delegates TO the national
convention of the Daughters OF Vet
Grams. to be held next month In Boston
Mrs. Fortier viii entertain the mem
hers at a reception July 81. at her
home, 1917 g street.
The Auxiliary to the Washington
Branch Railway Mall Association met
recently at its summer headquarters.
the home OF Mrs. Charles +. stein
meyer. Riverdale, Md, with tho prest-
dent, Mrs. A J. Driscoll. presiding.
Through the resignation of Mrs s. A
Cisler. treasurer, Mrs. NJ. G. Miller was
appointed to I'LL the Office. and the
esteem. The members regret the loss
of Mrs. Cisler and also Mrs. Thomas.
who have left the city. Mrs. Stein
meyer and Mrs. A K Wine gave re-
national convention of the Railway
Mail Association. held in Cleveland,
Ohio. June 1923. Mrs. Steinmeyer was
unanimously elected national first vice
president. Each delegate was remem-
bered with silver pencil at the con-
vention. and one was received by Mrs
Driscoll. A committee. with Mrs. ]. r.
Stikeleather as chairman, is planning
an entertainment to be held next
month, to raise a contribution for the
Red Cross fund. On account OF rain
the picnic lunch was enjoyed indoors.
The next meeting Will be held the Sec
ond Tuesday in August with box
lunch at the summer headquarters.
Rtyerdale, Nd.
The Alpine Club met Tuesday evening
at its clubrooms, President Biumberg
presiding for the FIRST time. Two new
members. P. Justine and P. Berenter.
were installed.
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philanthropic organization to promote tall
ent among young people and by exhibition
to assist worthy charities, recently held
it's installation Of officers for the ensuing
street northwest, as follows: William
Ehrlick. president: Nathan SilverberB.
vice president; David G. Coran. treas
tary; Miss Minnie HUT, recording secre-
tary, and Abraham Marcus director. Will
liam Rosentha was appointed sergeant
alarms. Mr.. Ehriick spoke Of the ad-
vantages derived from membership. his
talk resulting in the presentation of sew
erai new applications. The past president.
NJ Greenbaum. who installed the officers.
was presented on behalf of the club, with
diamond studded gold penknife. Director
Marcus requested that all members be
present at his round table" talk Tuesday
night
The Children of the G. A. n. enter
tanned Thursday at the home of MfA
Frank Armstrong. 292S Upton street in
honor Of Miss Sarah er. a member Of
the society. whose marriage to Raymond
c. Simpson will take place August l.
Patriotic songs were a feature OF the
occasion and food conservation was dis
cuSsed Mrs Mary Sitz Parker, president
Of the National Society of the Children Of
the G. A. R., read an article written by
Herbert Hoover and spoke Of a visit to
the community canning work exhibit at
the Thomson School Mrs Beck In a
talk of her trim around the world praised
the japanese for their elimination Of
waste. Mrs Joseph K Maxwell told of
ways Of making southern cornbread A
buffet supper was served
The Capital Camera Club, r. L Pitt
man, president, registered twenty new
members the past week at its clubrooms,
712 18th street