Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-08

rendered a violin duet. Schubert
Moment Musical" accompanied by
Mrs. Lindsay at the piano. Guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Clark and
daughters, Misses Mary Thompson
and Fern Preston. and Messrs. Elliott
Brumbaugh and Donald Preston. Re-
!, freshments were served by the host
esses, assisted by Miss Dorothy Crois-
SAINT.
wendell Wolfe Chapter; D; A: r.:
met Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Ada Mills Payne. who was as
sisted by Mrs. Trotter, Mrs. Burton
Mrs. Homiller, Mrs. Barnard, MRS.
Parker, Miss Daniel and Miss Wheel
. ock. The regent, Miss Bertha Frances
ter We're: Miss Hilda Fletcher. state
! regent: Mrs. NJ. st. Clair Blackburn,
state chaplain; Mrs. Hazel A. Chadsey.
regent of Richard Arnold Chapter;
Miss McRae and Miss Roseberry,
Bancroft, Va: Miss stumpner; Wal
Miss Lane. Miss Mast, Miss Landes.
Miss Stockton. Miss Collier. Mrs.
Basse, Miss Drennen, Miss Knode,
Mrs. Robinson. Miss Wallace, Miss
| Jones. Miss Albright, Miss Campbell
and Mr.. Stocktono The annual con-
Home, and a contribution to the
Juvenile Protective Association were
voted Yearbool7s were djstr'h ted
Miss Stella Worth Jones of Boston
eight million aliens into intelligent
citizens. Miss Lura Jennette Campbell
and Mrs. Thelma Payne Trotter sang
and Miss Wolfe gave reading.
The Woman's Club of Chevy Chase
met Wednesday evening at the home
of the president, Mrs. Howard S.
Paine. The members agreed to
adopt" one man on a destroyer and
to provide all of his knitted gar
ments. They also voted to donate SIS
to the Social Service League. Miss
| member, gave a talk on Vision" The
| meeting ended with a social hour,
| during which refreshments We're
served. The next meeting will be
held January 3.
Our Flag Chapter. d. A. r.. met re-
Gently at the residence of Mrs. Will
liam v. Cox. The treasurer reported
a balance of $40.34. The committee
on patriotic education reported two
flags presented to pupils of Thomson
! School for attendance. The regent
read her recent report on chapter
| war work, and S. was voted for the
Juvenile Protective Association. Mrs.
! Swormstedt was elected an honorary
| member.
| The Columbia Heights Art Club met
Thursday at the home of Mrs: Fulton
| on Vermont avenue, the president,
| Mrs. Frizzell, presiding, and Mrs.
! Tracy acted as chairman for the day.
The topic under discussion was
| Florence ''Savaronola'' was given
| by Mrs. Tracy, and an art subject,
"Perugini," was given by Mrs. Anton
| Heitmuller. Eighteen members re-
| sponded to the roll call with discus
sions of current events. Refresh
| mentS were served.
| Wheel Club-Mrs. Eleanor Wheeler,
1861 Mount Pleasant street, enter
! tanned the club at luncheon Thurs
day Seventeen members and three
guests were present. The latter were
Mrs. L. K. Rogers of Hamilton. Can
ada; Mrs. r. Howard of South Da-
kota, and Mrs. William Wickham of
Ohio. A fun-producing feature of the
afternoon was an mountaineering
contest. A business meeting fol-
| lowed.
Mary Washington Chapter. d. 4. r.,
| has issued an invitation to the re-
gents, officers and members of the
District, as we'll as state and national
officers residing here, to be present
at an open meeting Tuesday evening
at the Washington Club. when Miss