Evening star., 1917-06-03

Chaplain Thomas Mckee, and taps by
Miss Mabel Ernest. The color bearers
were Misses Mary Glennon and Ella
acre.
North Capitol w. c. T. o. held silver
medal contest Friday at the Arthur
Scnool under the supervision Of Mrs.
F: r. Jones, assisted by Miss Alice NJ.
clayton, principal. The successful con-
testants and their subjects were: Eighth
grade, Miss Mary Bonuccelli. 404 18th
street northwest: subject. THE Call of
Louise Rammling. 312 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest; subject. twentieth
Century Patriotism" The Judges were
Mrs. Christian. Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Dorr.
Mrs. Holton and two teachers of the
school.
Plans are under way for the gold
medal contest which is to be held by the
North Capitol Union some time in June.
The Argyle Study Club closed its
years work Wednesday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Charles Morgan. on
| read a paper on The Benefits and OBJ
legations Of Our Island Possessions"
which was followed by a talk on Home
Life and Status of Women of Latin
America. by Mrs. NJ L. Collamer Mrs.
s. G. Rogers. president. and Mrs. S. S.
Carpenter. vice president, were unan-
imously reelected, while Mrs. A Bry-
ant Reavis and Mrs. Horace G. Smithy
Will take up their duties as secretary
and journalist when the usual club
work is resumed next fall The work
during the summer will be for and
under the direction of the Red Cross,
and will include a course in first aid,
home nursing, ETC., and also one day
OF each week to be given entirely to
sewing. The club is entering its fourth
year. June IL members are invited to
luncheon given by Mrs. H. c. Chaney
a a VI frSy r>1o
Maryland, and will make the trip in
their motor cars. leaving town about
IL o'clock.
hold its annual meeting tomorrow
evening at the Petworth School.
Livingston Manor Chapter. ID. A. r.,
held its last meeting of the season
Thursday afternoon in the assembly
The regent. Mrs. Charles Brown. pre-
sided Annual were read by
the benefit of the French orphans, to
which all gave generously. The chap
ter has made Friendship House it's
principal work this year. The members
with Mrs. G. M. Brumbaugh as captain.
and are sewing one day week at the
Wadsworth home, as well as each
member doing her share of knitting.
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year are: Regent, Mrs. Charles Brown;
vice regent, Mrs. H P. Mcintosh: re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Frank S. Ray;
corresponding secretary, Mrs Sol Lans-
burgh; treasurer, Miss Bertha Gray;
registrar Mrs NJ I. Brittian; historian.
Mrs. A. Y. Casanova; auditor, Mrs. S. NJ
Meeks.
Our Flag Chapter, ID. A. r., will ceIe-
brate Flag day June IA with it's usual
basket picnic, at Great Falls. and will
be very glad to have other chapters
join them.
John Lindsay Chapter. ID. A. r., held
its annual meeting recently at the
residence of Mrs. Matthew Irimble.
1920 Rhode Island avenue, who. with
her daughter, Mrs. Marion Trimble
Sawtelle. were the special hostesses of
the occasion The following officers
were elected: Regent. Mrs. Ellis Logan;
vice regent, Mrs. Matthew Trimble; re-
cording secretary. Mrs. Hamilton: cor
responding secretary. Mrs. Marion
Trimble Sawtelle; treasurer, Mrs. Dow
ling; auditor. Mrs. Buchanan; regis
trar, Mrs Briggs: chaplain, Miss Daisy
Clarke Mrs. James w. Clarke was
elected as an honorary regent and her
daughter. Miss Byrnina Clarke, an hon
orary member of the chapter. Patriotic
addresses were made by Mrs. Mary 5.
Lockwood, Miss Grace NJ. Pierce and
Mrs. G. M. Brumbaugh.
Mrs. Trimble presented Mrs. Lock-
wood with a bouquet of white carna-
tions, to which she responded with a
little speech.