Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-25
Quoted through the building by Miss
keeney of the Y. w. c. A.

Quoted through the building by Miss
keeney of the Y. w. c. A.
Richard Arnold Chapter. ID. A. r..
from . to at the residence of Mrs:
George E. Chadsey, 2106 Cathedral
avenue.
The regent. Mrs. sylvanus E.. John
son, was assisted in receiving by the
state regent, Mrs. G. NJ. Brumbaugh,
and Mrs s. w E. Pegues, vice regent
of the chapter.
There were several national and state
officers, regents of various chapters.
and many friends present. Mrs. A. b.
Aldons was chairman of arrangements,
assisted by Mrs. George E. Chadsey,
Mrs, Charles D. Westcott, Miss Harriet
P. Lauder and Miss Miriam Blinn.
Music was furnished by trio OF
stringed instruments.
Mrs. Chadsey presided at the punch
bowl and light refreshments were
served The floral decorations were in
pink and white.
PolIyanna Club, No. I. met Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. Bube, 1914 Il
street southeast A favorable report
was made by the president. Mrs Anna
c. Quinn, following a visit to the
Friendship House. Communications
from the Department of Labor We're
read by the secretary, Mrs. I. NJ. Hamill,
and by Mrs. Jane Mclean. After
short business session the afternoon
was spent socially and refreshments
were present: Mrs. A. G. Quinn, Mrs.
Leonard Mrs Charles Robinson, Mrs.
Estelle Robinson. Mrs. Ella Robinson,
Mrs j. Dony. Mrs. Barse. Mrs. Cum
Mrs. NJ. B. Tew, Mrs. E. Bube. Mrs. A.
Bradbury. Mrs. Sherzer. Mrs. I. M.
Hamil, Miss Marjorie Martin. Miss
Clara Bradbury, Mrs. E. Lee, Miss E.
Sherzer and Mrs. NJ. Martin.
The Anthony League met Tuesday
at 2O07 Columbia road. Miss Mamroev
gave lessons in Bible Interpretation
and later Mrs Eleanor ]. Bingham be-
gan a lecture course on The True
sisted by Mrs. Engie and Mrs. George
Wright, was hostess at the tea given
Wednesday, Anthony League day, at
N. A. S. headquarters, and DR.. Laura
S. Brennon. Mrs. Frank Overman and
Miss Maybell V Reynolds will preside
at the next one. Mrs. Anna E. Hendley
and Miss Nanette B. Paul. president and
vice president of the league, are spend
ing a few weeks in Florida.
The Southwest w. C. T. U. meeting,
held Monday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Mattingly. ATS F
street southwestf1 served the threefold
purpose of celebrating the eighty-fourth
birthday anniversary of its oldest mem
Der, Mrs. Bette Gentry, mother of the
hostess; twentieth anniversary of the
marriage of her pastor, Rev. J. J.
Ringer and Mrs. Ringer, and brought
the union together in it's annual dues
social"
After devotional exercises and short
business session the following. pro-
gram was rendered: Violin solo, Mas
ter Golden Yeatman: recitation, Miss
Claire McDermott: a short talk by Mrs.
Ringer, and recital of interesting in
cidents of her early life by Mrs. Gen.
try.
After a social hour the guests were
invited to the dining room. Rev and
Mrs Ringer were presented with an
anniversary cake, and Mrs. Gentry re-
ceived a beautiful birthday cake, and
many other remembrances from friends
far and near.
Others present were Miss Lou Jones,
Mr. and Mrs. Fearnow and Mary Fear
now, Mrs. George Yeatman and two
Baum, Mrs. Sattes. Mrs. Segar, Mrs.
Wagner, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Gales. Mrs.
waple Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Woolard, Mrs.
Rice and Master Rice, Mrs. Garretson.
Misses Flynn, Massie, Carroll, Cooke,
McDern oft and Hazen and Messrs. G.
H and w. E. Mattingly.
The Argyle Study Club met Monday
at the home of Mrs. NJ H. Potter, 1912
Emerson street, the president, Mrs
Rogers, presiding. The members re-
spond to roll call by the secretary.
Mrs. Norwood. with current events and
there was a general discussion OF the
subject, Mexico" Papers were read On