Evening star., 1917-03-11
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afternoon will be group 2. which in
local institutions. There will be the
usual tea, but no set program has been
arranged, as it is the wish of this group
to emphasize especially the social fea-
ture of the occasion. New members
and those who must arrive late are
urged particularly to come in for the
informal social hour. The monthly
meeting of the executive board will be
6 o'clock, followed by the business
meeting. There was an important bus
mess meeting of the club members Sat-
urday evening, which was fully at
tended, and where several affairs of
interest were discussed.
The District of Columbia Chapter or
the Founders and Patriots of America
met Friday evening at the home of Mrs.
S. G. Cornwell, the Avondale. Mrs. st.
the regular business was transacted the
following officers were elected for the
coming year: President, Mrs. F. A. st.
Clair; vice president, Mrs. 6. NJ. Brum-
baugh: recording secretary, Mrs. Irving
Frickey; corresponding secretary. Mrs.
Margaret G. De Wolf; treasurer. Mrs. T.
l.. Whitney; registrar, Miss Lillian A.
Norton; historian. Mrs. A. w. Barber;
color bearer. Mrs. Bertha W. Crane;
chaplain. Mrs. Caroline 4; A. Kinslsy.
Dobyns, Mrs. f. H. Hagerman Mrs
David C. Murrell; 1918. Mrs Edwin
Kirk. Mrs. J. A. Wickham. Mrs Arthur
r. Brown; 1919, Miss Ella. Willdin. Mrs
II. B. Armes. Mrs. B. w. Meystre.
Mrs. Margaret G. De Wolf was elected
delegate to the general court to be held
in this city May 49,
The chapter decided to give a tea the
first week in May at the home of Mrs.
Charles w. Brown. in honor Of the ma
tional officers and the resident members
of the y. F. p. A.
A social hour was spent. the hostess
serving refreshments.
Martha Washington CHAPTER ID. A. r.,
held it's current meeting at the Raleigh
Hotel, with its regent, Mrs William B.
Hardy, presiding. The meeting was
devoted to business. amendments to the
bylaws and action taken on them. Five
candidates elected to membership were
Miss Martha Walker, Miss Mariana
Glover, Mrs. Mary Yorks. Miss Alice NJ.
Baer and Miss Mary T. Mackey.
The Woman's Club Of Bethesda was
entertained February 81 at the resi-
dence of Mrs. T. l.. Stock in Bradley
Hills. A short business session was
held, after which Mrs Edw. Dvorak
gave a talk on her experience in estab-
years the first school for native Moro
girls in the Philippines. Several songs
were sung by Miss Mary Stevens.
Among the guests invited for the after
moons program and for the tea which
followed were Mrs. Theodore Tiller.
Mrs. +. X. Thurston Mrs. ]. A. Fleming,
Rev. James kirkpatrick, Miss Kirkpat- :
| rick. Mrs. J. D. Stevens. Mrs. f. r.
Phillips. Mrs. A. W. Starratt. Mrs Burn
ham, Mrs. Chew. Mrs o. H. Tibbotts
and Mrs. Daniel B. Lloyd.
The Teachers' Club Rooms, 6o2 18th
street northwest, will include in its
| scnedule for the week a STORY telling
hour" with a talk on The Spell Of the
Fairy Tale" by Miss Marietta stocksrd.
| Tuesday, at o'clock, and on Saturday
| evening at 8:15 o'clock Raymond F.
Crist. deputy commissioner of natural
ization. will give q talk on "Naturali-
| zation."
The b. ID. Club met Tuesday at the
| home of Mrs Frank Linthicum, 2116 1st
] street northwest Several items OF
business were transacted and a repast
was served. Favors appropriate to the
| season were at each cover. Those pres
ent were Mrs. w. B. Pattison. Mrs. H
! r. Robey. Mrs. q. Galloway. Mrs. c. C.