Evening star., 1917-05-27

headed by A. Fainman. has about COM
pleted arrangements. and large fol-
lowing of the organization Is expected
to attend. The club will also hold a
box party and dance in the near future
at 415 NJ street.
Georgia Club, No. 1, held large
meeting Monday evening at the residence
Of Mrs. c. o. Smith, 1915 sth street. when
the annual installation of officers took
place. After remarks by A. H. Matthews,
master Of ceremonies. the following were
installed: Mrs. c. o. Smith, president;
Ware, secretary: Mrs. ]. H. Smith. as
sistant secretary: Mrs. NJ T. Lewis.
financial secretary: A. NJ. Miles. treas
urer: Mrs. A. Pye. chaplain. After
bountiful repast was served by the ladies'
of the club the evening was spent in
dancing.
The Philo Classics Club held It's last
Pitcher. Mckinley street. Chevy Chase
The president OF the club, Mrs. Faber
Stevenson. presided. Mrs. Tasker. in
charge OF the program. gave the Welsh
folk song of ''Mabinogian.' Mrs. Brink
ley gave the "Flower Ball" Other mem
bers contributed short stories. The
Welsh national hymn and America" were
sung by the club. Refreshments were
served. Other members present: Mrs.
R. Bruce Bare. Mrs. J. Russell Bowen.
Mrs Enxle. Mrs. Glass. Mrs. Hall. Mrs
Augustus Knight, Mrs. A. H; Thompson.
Mrs L. Warner. Miss Anna Weiss, Mrs.
Burr Williams. Mrs. Wolhaupter and
Mrs. 6. w. Wheeler The club will meet
next October 5.
The sixteenth Street Heights Sewing
Circle met recently at the home of
Mrs. Walter Wooden. After a brief busi-
ness session refreshments were served.
Mrs. Carl F. Stuhler proposed a straw
berry festival to be given in June. which
will include an outdoor dance. Five COM
mittees were appointed for the affair.
will be the next hostess.
The Junior League met Thursday at
berg presided The following We're ap
pointed for various committees men,
toned: Pin committee-Albert Fleish-
man. chairman: Miss Anna sherr and
Maxwell Slix Mineosky, Membership cam
Sarah Tolstoi. Rose Goldstein, Gertrude
Flax and Maxwell Mincosky and Benja-
min Brotman.
The annual excursion to Colonial Beach
will be held the first week in June. As
this is the only Jewish organization to
have contracted for the date 1t is urged
that the event be made successful one.
The Capitol Hill Literary Society will
close its meetings for the season tomor-
row evening at the home of the presi-
dent. Mrs, Matte O. Ewing. 1907. r
street. at which time the annual cleo
tion of officers will be held. Short
addresses will be made by members
of the society.
The Northwest Branch of the w. G.
r. U. met Thursday at the home Of
Mrs. r. H. McNeill. at Silver Spring,
Md. The members were met at the
car by her automobile and driven one
mile back into the grove. where lunch
con was served. The meeting was
called to order by the president, DR.
Lauretta Kress After short business
session, Mrs. Emma Shelton gave a
talk. New members received were
Mrs. Charles c. Steinberg. Mrs. D. H.
James, Mr.. John W. Caughey. as hon
orary member. Miss Dorothy Brodton,
charge nurse of Emergency Hospital,
New York city. was a visitor. The
June meeting will be held at Marshall
Hall.
The Political Study Club.-At the
final business meeting Of the club held
| recently in suffrage headquarters the
following officers, were chosen for the