Evening star., 1918-01-27

kostesses are Miss Mia r. Allen. Nrs.
Miss Bessie b. Beach. Mrs. Edwin B.
Behrend. Miss Hettie B. Bell. Miss
Florence L. Bingham. Miss Mary Il.
Bontz. Miss May p. Bradshaw. Miss
Miss Gertrude r. Bringham. Mrk A. H.
Brooks, Miss Ada B. Burgdorf. Miss
Lillian Carpenter. Miss Edith K. Cash.
Mrs. William E. Chamberlin. Miss Edna
Adelaide Davis. Miss Elizabeth Dawes.
Miss Ruth NJ. Denham. Miss Jessie f.
Doing. Mrs. Margaret b. Downing. Miss
Anne p. Draper. Mrs. Frank E. Edging-
ton. Mrs. Edna EdIer. Miss Freda u.
Egbert. Mrs. Ella NJ Enlows, Miss Kate
N. Estey. Mrs. Joshua Evans. jr.; Miss
Charlotte r Harrington. Mrs. Roy Y.
Ferner. Miss Mary Elizabeth Ford. Miss
Harriet Freebey. Miss Florence E.
Frisby, Mrs. Reginald w. Geare. Miss
Miss Edith J. Goode. Miss Agnes NJ.
Graham. Miss Claire Greacen, Miss Ell
sic e. Green, Miss Sara p Grogan, Miss
Gena r. Harding. Miss Alice E. Haslup,
N Miss Anna S: Hazeiton. Mrs. William
H Heron, Miss Lydia b. Holbrook,
Mrs. Dasie NJ. HUFF, Mrs. Grosvenor NJ
Jones. Miss Mary ]. Kelly. Miss Kath-
crime koetz. Miss Eleanor A. Lamson.
Miss Margaret Lawson. Miss Edith B.
Lowe. Miss Mary NJ. MacClure Miss
Julia T. McCord. Miss Ruth MCGOWAN,
Margaret A. Mcmahon. Miss Julia Mac
MILAN, Miss Hester L. McNelly, Miss
Janet McWilliam. Miss Margaret Mer-
rillat, Miss A. Margaret Merrill Mrs:
George P. Merrill, Miss Ella A. Merritt.
MISS Loretta Muckenhoupt. Miss Cora
A Ossire. Mrs. Kate e. Outwater, Miss
Meta {. Peterson. Miss Anne L. Pierce.
Miss Irene NJ Pistorio. Miss Ruth ".
rope. Miss E. Alberta Read Miss Elsie
Sanders, Miss Marie X. Saunders, Miss
Leila +. Scott, Mrs. William d. Searle.
Mrs. d. h. Shute, Mrs. Mary G. Slarrow.
Mrs George Otis Smith, Mrs H. w.
Stutler Miss Katherine S. Sunny, Misa
marion Thatcher. Miss Mabel N. Thurp,
ton. Mrs. L. B. Townsend. Miss Emma
Harper Turner. Mrs. r. H. Turner, Ma
NJ Louise Underwood, Mrs. William c.
van Week. Mrs. Otto L. Veerhoff. Miss
Sarah A. Wallace, Mrs Clyde W. War
burton, Miss Rhoda Watkins, Mrs. julia
B: Webb, Mrs. Carroll T. Wegemam.
MISS e. Margaret White. Miss Helen d.
wise, Miss Bertha Francis Wolfe. Miss
Bertha A. Yoder, Miss Bessie L. Yoder
Monday evening at the home Of the
regent, Mrs. Lillian Chenoweth The
assistant hostesses were Mrs. Cheno.
@ weth and Mrs; Gerber. After. reports
were approved, the order of business
was the election of a delegate and al
ternates to the coming congress. with
sne following result: Delegate, Mrs. J.
MeDonaid a Stewart; alternates to the
regent, Mrs. Gerber. Mrs Taber ana
Mrs. Hills: a1ternates to the delexate-
Mrs. Whyte. Mrs. Chenoweth and Miss
alexander. Two new members were
sted.
At the close of the business meeting
the members hemmed linens for the
hed cross. and refreshments were
|
Twentfetk Century Club-The exseuS
tive board will meet Thursday NJ Io.so
Am. In the parlor Of All Souls Church.
The Prince Georges County +. W. q
VIII hold its quarterly meeting in Lan4
nam Nd. February 2, with the Study
Club OF Lanham as hostess The morn-&
ing business session will be called ae
1880 Mrs. B. F. Wade Of Laurel, presis
dent or the federation, will preside, Ar
women Of the county are urged to be
present so that they may learn from,
the reports of various committees what
the federation is doing. The afternoon
session will be devoted to a prorra.n
arranged by representative commits
tee OF the federation. DR.. Egbert, who
served for several years in Q Russfam
hospital during the early part Of the
war, Will tell Of his experiences. A
member OF the food administration vilH
discuss the food situation. A Red CrcoS
nurse. who has worked among deeti>
tute Be1gians. will speak Of her exper1A
ences. A quartet from Camp Meade
and a solo by Mrs. Joseph Addison will
comprise the musical numbers.
Trains leave the Union station in
Washington at 1902 am. and 1:1s4pms
for Lanham, returning leave Lanhans
5 pm. Nine clubs will send delegates
to the meeting: The Progress Club oA
College Park, the Current Topics Club
of Riverdale. the Suffrage Club Of
Prince Georges county. the W. c. T. q.
Club of Laurel. the Library Club OF
Mitchellsville. the Community Club Of
the Forest. the Preparedness Club Of
Springfield and the Study Club of L.an4
ham.
Kappa Alpha Thefa-Tbe founders
day meeting of the Washington alunnA
nae of Kappa Alpha Theta will be held
tomorrow at p.m. at the homo OF
road. Miss l.. Pearle Green, grand sec-
retary of the fraternity. will be the
guest of honor. All thetas who are in
Washington for the winter are urged
to attend. The District chairman OIL
Kappa Alpha Theta. Miss Margaret Conf
nor, 3149 Mount Pleasant street, wiz
be glad to receive the names and ad-!
dresses of thetas who are strangero
here.
The Excelsior Literary Club met Tues.
day at the Plaza. Mrs. Burst and Mra.
Talbot were the hostesses. The frss
vice president. Mrs. L. Warner. pre-
sided. A paper on the Beet Sugar In.
dustry" was contributed by Mrs Mary
NJ. Norris.
Four visitors were present Hefresha
ments were served. The club will meet
Tuesday with Mrs. Warner, 914 Massa.
chusettS avenue northwest
The College, Equal Suffrage LeakuS
will attend to some important business
at its meeting tomorrow at pm, at
1925 Rhode Island avenue. Among other
matters, the reorganization and renam.
ing Of the league will be taken up.
The Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent.
No. 1, ID. u. W, installed its officers
Monday evening at G. A. r. Hall Mra.
Hester B. Tritipoe, past president. was
the installing officer. with Miss Eitolle
Albright as guide, and Miss Rose NJ.
Seton as chaplain. Officers installed
were: President, Mrs. Mary Van Ness
Fauth; senior vice president, Mrs. b.
junior vice president. Mrs A.
G. Clements; chaplain, Mrs. NJ. Bradt:
Miss j. Hamilton: secretary.
Miss NJ. E. Buchles; guide. Mrs. Hester
Tritipoe; musician, Mrs. Sutton; color
bearers, first. Mrs. B. Murrelf; second,
Miss Albright; third, Miss Sheads.
Sarah Franklin Cbnufcr n a r. waa