Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-25
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Gently at the homo of Mrs. Frederick
Hunnewe1l in Chevy Chase. The regent,
Miss Elizabeth Ford. presided. The
business meeting was devoted princi.
pally to discussion OF war renei
work. Following the business meeting
Il Mrs. Hunnewell entertained with piano
solos and Mrs Harry Dunwoody sang
several selections. accompanied by MIS-
Hunnewell on the piano. Refreshments
were served.
Monticello Chapter, d. A. r.. met
Tuesday evening at the home OF Mrs
Helen NJ Hall The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. Edison Phillips. The
meeting was well attended by the mem
bers. Mrs Gaius NJ Brumbaugh. state
regent, was one Of the guests Of the
evening, as were Mrs. Leavitt. Mrs
Howard, Mrs. Hodgkins. Mrs. Ellis
Logan. Mrs. Smallwood, Mrs. Edmund
Kirk and Miss Fanny Kelly. Talks
were given by Mrs. Brumbaugh, Mrs
Logan and Mrs. Smal1wood. Refresh
ments were served and a social hour
followed.
Keystone Chapter, ID. A. r., met re-
Gently with the vice regent. Mrs. Harry
J. Green, the regent. Mrs. Ida ]. Himself,
presiding. After the business meeting,
] at which one application for member
4
| Powell spoke on the Importance OF
united effort on the part of women In
the conservation of food and elimtna-
ton of waste. The members are each
doing their bit to help win the war:
| Contributions were received for the Red
Cross melting pot. Patriotic and his.
torical papers were read. Flag Song
was given by Miss May Adele Levers.
| soprano. and a social hour followed
! with refreshments.
| The PhiIo Classics Club met recently
] at the residence of Mrs. F. c. Brinley.
| Shakespeare Is the study for the year.
| The selection for the day was Anna
Boleyn at Court" paper read by Mrs.
| Scrivener. the leader, followed by read
| ing of Henry WILL" scene e.. Char
acters taken were: Duke of Norfolk.
by Mrs. Bare: Duke of Suffolk. by Mrs.
| Wood: lord chamberlain. Mrs. VOL
haupter; Cardinal Woolsey. Mrs. Will
| liams; Cromwell. Mrs. Glass: the king.
Mrs. Brinley. and Sir Thomas Lowell.
kindly contributed selections from
| 'Stabat Mater" and little Miss Brinley
I, sang 'Over There" other members
present were Mrs. Stevenson. Mrs. Rus
Mrs. Wheeler. Refreshments were
| served.
The women's Club OF Chevy Chase.
! M0rykau0, d
| of Mrs. Greeley. Elm and Ridgewood
avenues. The entertainment was fur
nished by Miss Annie NJ. Wilson. hon
| orary member of the club, who read a
paper entitled woman. Woman's,
| Women, Women's."
Constitution Chapter. ID. A. r., met
| Tuesday evening at the home OF Mrs.
Clayton E. Emig. 1765 P street. Host
| esses assisting were Mrs. Cattna and
Miss Van Ness. After a business meet
| ing, plans for assisting in war relief
| work were discussed. Many members
| reported what they had already done
along this line. paper by Mrs. Lewis.
ica," was read. and several musical
numbers by Mrs. White and Miss Gladys
Emig were given. Among the visitors
present were Mrs. Mary Lockwood and
favored by a short address from both.
| Refreshments were served.
The Samuel Gorton Chapter. d. A. R..
met Tuesday with Miss Frances Wash
ington at her home. 500 K street north
east. The subject Of the speaker. Mrs.
| Ella Thatcher. was Food Conserva-
ton" Miss Virginia Robinson. accom-
'aThe Swallows" "sons of America" and
a parody on your Mission" The words
| of this parody. written by Mrs. Rock,
related to woman's part in the war.
| Miss Fisher played piano solo The
chapter will meet hereafter on the sec
| ond Tuesday of each month. Four new
members have been received-Mrs.
Kilian. Miss Clarke. Mrs. Earle and
Mrs. Richard Washington.
The College Equal Suffrage League
| will meet tomorrow at 1926 Rhode Is
land avenue. A business meeting is
| called for 1880 sharp in the drst-floor
office. Edward Costigan of Denver.
Col. United States tariff commissioner.
| will speak at $3.50 on Suffrage and Be-
yond" in the lecture room on the main
| hoor. The lecture is open to the public.
Mr.. costigan has been identified with
reform movements for many years.
The committee which Is arranging
i suffrage programs for the women's
clubs of the city. Mrs. Wesley Martin
stoner. chairman, has had several
| dressed meetings for the league are
Mrs. Obenchain. Mrs. Axtell and Mrs.
| Ellis Meredith. Thre9 meetings are to
! be held Thanksgiving week for which
I the committee has arranged programs
| the New York State Society Monday
night. the Crittenton Circle Of Kensing-
| ton Tuesday and the Capitol Hill His
tory Club Wednesday. The candy fund
| enriched by several contributions, from
Miss Richards Monday morning cur
| rent history class. the Bristol School.
| Gallaudet College. the National School
! OF DOmc6llC ATT anu oClouCt, the MARY .
| land State College and other organiza-
| lions and individuals.
| The National College Equal Suffrage
| League convention will occur Decem-
| Der l5 at Polls and the annual luncheon
| will take place the same day.
| Suffrage Federation. ID. C-The an
nual election of the federation was held
| Monday evening: Mrs Louis Brownlow,
! president; Mrs. Basil Manly. vice presi-
| dent; Mrs. Kelly. corresponding secre-
tary; Miss Alice Heaven. recording Sec
rotary: Mrs. Harwood Read. treasurer;
Mrs. Francis Axtell, auditor: Miss
Mary Heyler. executive member, and
executive board, Mrs. William Tindaie,
Mrs. Jessie Lane. Mrs. II. b. F. Macfar-
| land, Mrs. Philander p. Claxton, Mrs.
| Cato Sells, Miss Mary O'Toole. Mrs.
| George Eastment, Mrs. Louis Gutenberg,
Mrs. Frank Pyle. Mrs. Laura Williams.
| Mrs. George Bowerman and Miss Teg-
I ethoff. Mrs. Maud Wood Park. chair
| man Of the congressional committee of
| the National American Woman Suffrage
Association. spoke Of the promising
prospects for victory OF the federal
\ amendment this session.
| The federation pledged 500 to the
national convention. to be held Decem-
Der t2-15.
| Col. James Mccall Chapter. ID. A. r.,
met recently at the homo Of the re-