Evening star., 1918-02-03
::: Among the Clubs :

meyer, press correspondent. The next
will be held at the home OF
Mrs. A. K. Wine. 116 Sd street north
east, Friday evening at 1880. A cordial
invitation is extended to the mothers,
wives and sisters Of all postal clerks.
The Col. John DoneIson Chapter, ID.
A. r., held its January meeting at the
home Of Mrs. Edwin F. Geyer, the
Brunswick. assisted by Miss Clara B.
Moore. The following order of busi-
ness was transacted: Opening of meet
ing with Mrs. Geyer in chair. in alb
sence of acting regent. Mrs. d. w.
Classic. Reports read by secretary.
treasurer and registrar; all accepted.
A paper. written by the chapAer his
torian. Miss Ada Boyd Classic, entitled
Laws" was read by Miss Helen Har-
man. The annual election of chapter
officers followed: For regent. Mrs. ID.
w. Classic: first vice regent. Miss Clara
B. Moore: second vice regent. Mrs. Ed
win +. Geyer; secretary. Miss Adelaide
Shealey: treasurer, Miss Helen Har-
man; registrar, Mrs. George s. Donnell:
historian, Miss Ada B. Classic. and
chaplain. Miss Frances Moore. After
the meeting a vocal hour was enjoyed.
Livingston Manor Chapter. ID. A. r..
met Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Gaius NJ. Brumbaugh. There
was large attendance, despite the
blizzard, and several new members were
admitted. Delegates and alternates for
were elected and Mrs. d. c. Norman
read a paper on the Life of Paul
Jones'" A large amount Of silver was
donated to the melting pot and a gen.
erous amount of old linen was con-
tributed for hospital use. Each mem
ber gave a written statement of indi-
vidual war work done since October
last.
women's Relief Corps-The annual
in G A. L. Hall Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings. The election of officers
will take place Thursday evening. The
w. r. c. has accomplished a great
amount of work for the Red Cross in
the past few months.
Y. W. c. Airs. Kate Waller Bar
rett will address, a Joint meeting OF
Chevy Chase CHAPTER of the Y w
c. A. and the Florence Critten-
ton Home in the kindergarten room
of the Elizabeth r. Brown School
Chevy Chase. Tuesday at 2:s0 pm. The
subject of the address will be. War
Work, as Done by the Florence Crit
tenton Home" The public is invited.
Chaplin w. c. T. L. Union again en-
tertained soldiers and sailors recently
at the restrooms on Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Not a great many of them were
present, but those who were enjoyed
the patriotic songs and music rendered
by Hasseltine Gale of Norfolk and L. p
Harry of Philadelphia, the latter hav-
ing recently Joined the colors; also
music by Miss Hood. who is doing Red
Cross work here. The hostesses were
Mrs. F.. St. Clair. president Of Chaplin
Union: Mrs. Shelton, president OF DIS
trict Unions; Mrs. Anna Barnhart, Mrs
kissler, Mrs S. G. Gates and others
Light refreshments were served.
Burnside W. n. c. met Wednesday
Plans were made for a social to be held
in the near future. and the question
considered OF offering the services q
the corps to the W. c. T. U. in its work
of providing a place for soldiers to
spend a pleasant evening.
Lucy Holcomb Chapter, n. s. d. A. r
I'm January the members of the chap
ter met at the home of Mrs. John Pau
Earnest. A report on the Christina:
work and charities gratified the mem
berS.
Resolutions of sympathy on the death
of the regent, Mrs. Dalgleish. were
adopted. Mrs. Cunningham was elect
ed acting regent for the remainder o1
the year. Social hour followed the
business meeting.
Phil Sheridan WOman's Relief Corps
No. II. held installation services Tues
day evening at G. A r. Hall. Mrs. Lids
A. Oldroyd acting as installing officer
The following were installed: Presi-
dent. Clara E. kalstrom. senior vice
president. Mary V. Fauth. junior vice
president. Carrie N. Curry: treasurer
Eleanor A. Marston; chaplain. Lucy B
Graham: secretary, Marion B. Parker
conductor. Isabella A. Bontz; assistan,
conductor, Ella L. Washburn, ant
guard. Mrs Austin. Color bearers
Mary V. Goundie and Josephine Bar.
bour. Press correspondent: Ida A
Oldroyd. Musician, Emma Hempler
Following the exercises a reception
of Phil Sheridan Post, No. 6. and theil
families. Music and short speeche:
comprised the program, which closed
with singing America" and a salute to
the flag. The banquet committee will
meet at the hall tomorrow at PM.
Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter. ID. A.
R@The recreation rooms for enlisted
men at 141S Pennsylvania avenue were
filed Tuesday evening, when young
girls, members of the Abigail Hartman
Rice Chapter. entertained for the boys
from the surrounding camps. A mu-
sical program was given under the
direction Of Mrs. Clayton E. Emig
Those who assisted were Mrs. Wayne
3. Wheeler and Miss Gladys Emig. in
groups of songs; Miss Josephine
Golden and Frank ]. Corcoran. piano
list. with Alfred Roa and Mrs. Edwar
Ackland. accompanies. Misses Maupin
Cooksey. Sinclair and Slaughter were
In charge of games. and a supper was
served by Misses Coburn, Campbell
Curtiss and Evelyn Emig and Mrs.