Evening star., 1918-11-17
song" Following this number n
freshments were served.

College women's Club-Th Ssrecep-
tion to be held tomorrow evening y
,S o'clock at the clubhouse, 1sz. ~
street, will be especially imporeanH -
at the short business meeting, to pc
held promptly at 9 o'clock, two amend
ments to the constitution VIII De reao
which will come up for action AZ tne
December business meeting:k Tnefe
will be an especially interesting pro
gram and light refreshments win 5be
served. s=.@ =
The club is taking an active part IN
the united war work campaign An&
has sent out cards pledging subscffp-
tions to each member. MRS. John ~
Walker, the Roydon, is chairman or
this work and all checks should pc
sent to her. but made payable 10 the
united war work campaign.
The first of series of dances was
given November 9 by the war workefSt
committee. for war workers and men
in the service, under the direction Qr
Miss Ida M. Bassett and Miss pofp.
thy Weeks. Other plans for entertain
ing war workers are being FAngeo'
for series of teas and other enter
tainmentS.
The Arts CIub.-At a dinner given by
the Arts Club of Washington Inurs-'
day evening. Gen. Emilio Gugiielnaotti.
| military attache of the Italian lag&-
| ton. was the guest of honor. Gen.
Guglielmotti gave short but eio-
quent address on the glorious. VIC
| important part, both material and
spiritual, which the United states had
taken in it's accomplishment. AFTER
| dinner the guests were addressed ny
! Miss Lila Van Kirk, also an ON omcia,
illustrated lecture desbnatratn
Jtaly's position in the waAeet would
have been unthinkable, said Miss
Van Kirk, 'for italy. the mother or
civilization. to have taken any otner
side in the war"
Dolly Madison Chapter. ID. A. R.-The
November meeting of the chapter was
held Tuesday at the residence of Mrs.
After discussion of plans for the
winters work the members gave their
summers experiences. Light refresh
mentS were served.
The American Liberty Chapter. d.
A. r.. otherwise known as the Mount
Pleasant Chapter, met saturday.
pm, at the home of Mrs. II. b. Leary.
1711 Lamont street. Business was
dispatched. and summer vacation and
work discussed. Mrs. w. w. Lem
mond, chairman of patriotic educa-
ton, told of the evening meeting in
June at the night school for. for
eigners. She was impressed with the
progress of the pupils in music and
patriotic work. The young Swedish
girl who won the gold pin, American
coat of arms, for bringing into the
/ school the largest number OF new
pupils. had also collected 500 for
patriotic work.
The country dinner given to the
members of the chapter at Great Falls
| Inn by Mrs. Edgar Allan. regent. June
| *. field day. was reported. There were
| thirty guests at the long table. dinner
served in "Ole Virginia style Each
member gave her experience of the
way she made money for the chapter
during the summer. This created
much merriment, beside the addition
of a large sum to the treasury Tor
war relief work.
Miss Fletcher. state regent of the
| District. in an address upon the work
/ of the D. A. r., past and present.
! claimed that over 81 100000 had been
| raised by the organization for war
| relief work.
The meeting adjourned for the So
| cial hour. when Mrs. Ieary and Mrs.
H. b. Leary, jr., served refreshments.
/, Others present were: Mrs. Isaac
Pierson. Mrs Maude c. Hough. Mrs.
| +. ]. Bates, Mrs. James c. Lombard.
Mrs. F. 7. Lonsee: Mrs. Mary Eliot
| eta NJ. Wells. Miss Alice NJ. Lane.
Mrs. L. l.. Harvey, Mrs. w. w. Lem
mond Mrs. Katherine Bovee, Mrs. l..
| 3. Thomson.
!
Florida Society inaugurated its sea-
son Tuesday evening a the clubrooms
! of the American Bankers Institute. In
| the absence of Senator Fletcher. who
was to have made an address, Col. VIII
| liam c. Harllee presided at the brief
i business meeting. The program, OF
which Mrs. Harry Cary was chairman.
| included numbers by Clarence Murphy.
| pianist. and Martin Richardson. for
| merly- leading tenor of the Florence,
/ Italy. grand opera company. Follow
| ing the program. members and guests
were received by officers of the So
! ciety
! The next meeting will be heli
| December 3. at 1.14 i street. for
which an interesting program is be-
| ing prepared.
| Constitution Chapter. ID. A. r.. Will
! be entertained Tuesday by Mrs. James
T. Parker, assisted by Mrs. William
| C. Sandford and Mrs. Charles Calvin
! Galloway, at 1861 Parkwood place.
| Senator elect Harrison of Mississippi
| will be the speaker Of the evening and
feature of the program will be
| musical numbers by ID. II. Simpson
| violin.st, accompanied by Miss Nellie
! Simpson. and by Miss Gertrude Cham
! berlain. pianist.
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