Evening star., 1918-04-07

Miss Nrnestins Tackafd ana Ms Minnie
W. Taylor. Miss Marie Sellers Of the
womsn's section. of1os Of extension
work Of the DspAstsnsns ef Agriculture.
will speak.
TAs waaAinetsa HsaAsE1 Clab met
Tuesday evening in the Hickman
studio. the president, Nias xAts Curry,
In the chair. A paper on Impression
Alfred FAlconer. DR.. Wilnsy and Fred
Barber making remarks along that lius
OF thought. Mrs.. Wiley q. Ison gave .
talk on STORY Telling" illustrating
with three well told stories. Miss Ada
Townsend gave . piano solo. introduce
ing three French airs, . song. . march
and the 'MarseliAise." Miss Emma
Ostander gave several numbers, among
them Alfred Noyes' poem. The Barrel
Organ; Miss Mary Smith gave . road
ing from HopkinBon-smith. "Red
Roses" Mrs. Sarah Morrison Smith
gave o number, and Miss Virginia Ray
mond. who will shortly leave for
Francs. gave Thoughts During serv-
Ice"
The club recital Will occur Tuesday
at the Church Of Our Father. with the
following members on the program;
Miss violet Pisrson, Miss Grace Brom-
Icy, Mrs. Emma Anderson. Arthur B.
white and Clarence Ruebsam. assisted
by Fred East In baritone solos. An
Evening With Henry Gaines HAwn"
has been arranged for April 26 at the
College Women's Club.
viii hold its annual business meeting,
with election of officers. Friday after
noon at 4 o'clock at the home OF Mrs.
Louis W. Austin, 8136 Newark street.
Reports will be given Of the work OF
the war committee Of the Warrington
branch An informal tea will precede
the formal meeting1 which will be
opened at 4:45.
Daughters of confederacy. will hold its
next monthly meeting tomorrow even
ing, April 8. at Confederate Memorial
Home. The meeting will be called to
order at o'clock by Mrs: MIS-, Charles H.
given BY Miss Lillian Chsnoweth. Mrs.
Bert Trenis, Mrs. Howard Bishop. Miss
Haseltine Gale, Mr.. Pedro Ocampo and
Lieut. Parrish. will be followed by in
formal dancing.
The League Of American Penwemen
met Monday at its headquarters, 1928
H street, when the following were ad-
mitted into full membership: Mrs.
Hamlin E. cogswell. Miss Emily 6:
city, Mrs. Clark R. Kimball and Mrs.
C. B. Percy Of Mobile, Ala. and Miss
ETA Ellis Perf1eld of New York city.
Mrs Champ Clark was elected an hon.
orary member.
The series Of lectures 'on tho Map:
AS It Was and Is" given by Mrs: Flor
ence jackson StoddArd for the benefit
of the war work service Of the league,
has received gratifying support. The
be given this week at league headquar-
ters.
Miss Bertha F. Wolfe,
Mrs Nanette 3; Paul. Miss Jessie A;
Ida Clyde Clarke. made its report. The
report will receive further considera-
tion at the next meeting Of the league.
A resolution of sympathy for Mrs. Ed
The president submitted to the
league and indorsed the plan of the
General Federation OF Women's Clubs
to raise quarter million dollars to
establish furlough houses for Ameri-
can soldiers in France, the fund to be
collected and administered by the war
victory commission Of the General Fed
Grafton Of Women's Clubs. The league
was requested to advance and support
Of 81, as requested by the war victory
commission. were recommended.
The following members were elected
delegates to the biennial convention.
General Federation of Women's Clubs,
to be held at Hot Springs. Ark, April
'30-May inclusive: Mrs. M. e. Henry
Ruf1in Of Alabama, Mrs. Bernie Bab-
cock Of Arkansas and Miss N. Lillian
Williamson Of the District OF Column
bia. The alternates elected were Mrs.
Samuel Nelson Barker. District Of Co
lumbia: Mrs. C. A. Adams of New York
and Mrs. Katharine B. Knight of the
District Of Columbia.
Mrs. Ida D. Hough was appointed to
represent the league on the local wom-
ans committee, third liberty loan.
The following committee was ap-
pointed to nominate officers for the en-
suing year: Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes.
Mrs. Virginia King Frye and Miss Dora
EimnkfnR