Evening star., 1917-11-04

gusta Runge, assisted by Mrs. Johns.
Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. Go1dsborough, MRS.
ment Commander James E. Maynard
and family were among those present.
The Samuel Gorton Chapter. d. A. r..
eera Gently rs WITH is' MRS % w ". Jones at her
house, Isl Allison street During the
business session Mrs. Merchant gave a
report Of the Col Ann Hawkes. Hay
this chapter. The program consisted OF
music by Mrs. Jones: paper, THE Wom-
en- OF the Revolution" by Mrs. ROCK;
poem on the duty of buying liberty bonds.
read by Mrs. Schaller, and Mrs. Mary Z.
Beach, an honorary member OF the cnap-
ter, spoke on d. A. r. war relief work.
The Washington Radcliffe Club will
hold its first meeting Tuesday evening at
$50, at the home of Miss Gladys Eyre
Hunt. 2141 Wyoming avenue. All former
Radcliffe students who are In the city are
orgerf to communicate with Miss Hunt, so
that they may join the club. This meet
ing is held for the purpose of electing
officers and discussing the work of the
ensuing year.
weekly "at homes" every Wednesday
from $3.50 to $50. November to May, at
the home of the president of the
league. Mrs. Anna E. Hendley, 2007 Co
iunDla ROAD. MISS Anna T.. Lee VIII
speak Wednesday at o'clock on
Food Values" Glasses in parliament
ary law, free to the public, are given
by Mrs. Nanette Il. Paul every Monday
evening at 1880 o'clock at the Wilson
Normal School and at the Paul Insti-
tute on Tuesdays at the same hour AT
the meeting of the league Thursday
evening at the headquarters of the Ma
tional American Woman Suffrage AS
sociation Adolph Werner, tenor, ac-
20 mo, ioI INy- Nfrc hay
Baxter. was heard in an aria from LA
Tosca." a group of Russian songs and
Goodbye" by Tosti.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
Thursday with Mrs. James Mckee at
Nardman Courts East. the president,
Mrs. Sarah Wolhaupter, presiding. Aft
er the disposition of routine business
the club engaged in the study of par
liamentary law and a talk on main or
principal motions was given by Mrs.
William Grayson Foote. Roll call on
current events was responded to by
Mrs Wolhaupter. Mrs. Bowen. Mrs.
Foote. Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. Cranmer, Mrs
mans. Mrs. Cro.ssant, Mrs. Heisler, Mrs.
Hopkins and Mrs. Mckee.
The previous meeting of the club was
held at the home of Mrs. Charles z.
gave the art paper, THE Incas," and
Mrs F. D. Croissant followed with a
historic description of the hardships en-
dured by that conquered people. Those
who participated in the discussion of
the papers included Mrs. Sarah VOL
haupter. Mrs. r. Bruce Bare. Mrs. S. r.
Bowen. Mrs. J. D. Briggs. Miss c. H.
Hill, Mrs. William Clark, Mrs. C. r..
Cranmer, Mrs. ]. D. Croissant, Mrs. W.
G. Foote. Mrs Amy ]. Leeds. Mrs. Faber
Stevenson. Mrs. A. r. Tracy and Mrs.
]. Howard. The hostess, Mrs. Grand
field, showed a blanket from Peru made
by native women. Mrs. Harry F. White
sang Jean" by F. l.. Stanton. and "My
Laddie,'' by Princess Troubetzkoy. The
guests included Charles 2. Grandfield,
Mrs. H. F. White, Mrs De Witt Crois-
SAINT and Mrs. F. B. Shaw.
Florence Cri:tenton Wheel Club
Mrs. A. S. Perham. 905 Westminster
street. was the Wheel Club hostess
Thursday. Games. recitations, stories
and the omnipresent knitting occupied
the afternoon. The hostess, assisted by
the Misses Perham, served refreshments,