Evening star., 1918-04-21
s.: Among the Clubs :

AAO AA W. ~
held April 20 at the food administra-
tton clubhouse, ITO I street. Hereto
| fore 1t was held at the Raleigh Hotel,
but owing to the present crowded con-
ditions the convention has to be held
| elsewhere
Wendell Wolfe Chapter. ID. A. H.. held
| its annual guest meeting Thursday
| evening at the College Women's Club
Miss Bertha Frances Wolfe, regent. was
| hostess. Mrs. Matthew T. Scott spoke
| on food conservation. emphasizing ts
increasing Importance as a factor in
winning the war Miss Stella Pickett
7, Hardy, eX-state regent of Arkansas
| D. a. r.. told of the record Of Arkan-
! sas Daughters" in exceeding their
quota in all war activities. The April
| meeting was in celebration of the
eighth anniversary of the chapter.
| Chapter ID, y. L. o.. celebrated its
| fourth anniversary Tuesday evening
| with a dinner at the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs. c. T. More. 1912 Hobart street.
! The husbands of the members were the
| guests and at the close of the dinner
| the following responded to the topics
assigned them: "Weights and Meas
ures." DR.. c. w. Burrows; Markets
and Marketing" c. T. More; Money
| Banking the Savings" Robert G.
Stunz; Income Tax j. Q. Lambert,
Auditing the Accounts" Judge f. 7.
Seeds. Besides the host and hostess
those present were: Col. and Mrs A. G.
[ Judson. Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Buell., Mr..
and Mrs. ]. o. Lambert DIR. and Mrs.
{. W. burrows, MIR. and Mrs. X. S.
StunZ, Mr.. and Mrs W. J. Ethel, Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Swinburne. Judge and
| Mrs. +. +. Seeds, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l..
Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. c. s. Mackenzie
| Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Jeffreys and Mrs. j.
| Z. Burrows.
The CHltux Club met Tuesday at the
| residence of Mrs. Charles F.. Nesbit.
| with sixteen members present. Those
who presented papers were: Mrs. G. W.
Harris on DISTINGUISHED People in the
District of. Columbia" Miss l.. Hell
| berger on The United States Navy
and Its Heroes" and Mrs. A. c. Taylor
on Stories of Men Who Have Risen
The program was concluded by a read
ing from Oliver Wendell Holmes, "Old
lronsides," by Mrs Charles Demonet.
The American Liberty Chapter, ID. A.
r.. was entertained Saturday evening by
Mrs. Longee. 1923 Kilbourne place.
Mrs. Edgar Allan, regent, presided. Mrs.
Florence NJ. Lombard and Mrs. F. j.
Bates We're elected to membership. A
regents bar was presented to Mrs. AL
Ian by the members. In response to roll
tdli iillpOTtdHl suggestions were .maQe
as to future war work of the chapter.
resolution was passed Ito inquire
why letters to the men at the front
were not sent from Washington as
promptly as from other cities" Mrs.
Longee read extracts from the recent
speech made in New York by the Arch
bishop of York. Several selections of
| music were given and refreshments
served.
The 1, Woman. Club Of Chevy m tIs- Ghass-
day with Mrs. Alexander in Bradley
lane. Mrs. Thomas Z. Robertson and
Mrs. H. l.. Curtis were elected dele
gates to the state federation. Mrs
Bowen Crandall, Mrs. Charles Z. Bright
and Mrs. G. e. Rowland were elected
delegates to the Montgomery County
Federation.
The Princeton Chapter Of the y. w. c.
A: met Monday afternoon in the home
| of Mrs. ]. E. B. Brown. 4123 New Hamp-
| shire avenue. The chapter voted to
| present a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liberty
| bond to the Y. w. C. A. Miss Green,
| on cantonment life, urging the women
! to do their best to make 1T as at
tractive as possible for the soldiers.
| Refreshments were served.
Anthony Lcnsue-At the meeting of
| league held in the home of the presi-
| dent, Mrs. Anna E. Hendley, Wednes-
day afternoon. Miss Ellen NJ. Stone
gave a talk on her experiences in the
| Balkan states, and discussed present
conditions there. Twenty-Five dollars
| was raised for the fund to establish
the war victory commission in France
/ for the benefit of the American SOL
f, diers and sailors when on furlough.
The need Of this work was presented
| by Mrs. Augustus Knight of the Cen
eral Federation of Woman's Clubs.
tions. accompanied by Mrs. Stearns.
! Wednesday at o'clock Mrs. Gertrude
| Bonnim, wife of Lieut.. Bonnfm. mem
Der of the Indian tribe and graduate
| of Carlisle Institute, will speak of the
effort to protect her people from the
| becoming addicted She will appear
in her native Indian costume.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
| Thursday at the home of Mrs. Anton
i Heitmuller, 1907 14th street. Mrs. Friz-
zel1. the president, presided, with Mrs.
| Wolhaupter chairman for the day. Del
meeting of the District Federation of
women's Clubs. as follows: Mrs. Friz-
zell. Mrs. Leeds. Mrs. Boyle and Mrs.
Howard: alternates. Mrs. Hardy, Mrs.
Crammer, Mrs. Yoemans and Mrs.
Wolhaupter. Mrs Clark read a paper
Works of Spanish America" In the
absence Of Mrs. Grandfeld. Mrs. Heit-
muller read "a Sketch of a Fourth of
| July in Bolivia" Twelve members OF
the club were present and two guests.
| Miss Isobel Lehman and Miss Neafie
served by the hostess.