Evening star., 1918-12-01

make life again normal In war.shat.
tered France.
Mrs. Milton and Miss Brook sang
several songs. and later refreshments
were served.
The d. c. Congress of Mothers ard
Parent-Teachery Association met
Tuesday at the Teachers Club DR..
Francis, superintendent Of schools OF
Columbus. Ohio. was the chief speak
recently entertained four hundred
boys at Y. NJ. C. A. Hut.
Lanham Study Club, p. 6. c. F. w. c.
! The November meeting was held A a
eriIl. Reports on the work of the Red
Cross auxiliary and the school COM
| mittee were heard. The program In
cluded an article read by Mrs. Guy 8.
Meloy. on 'The Customs and Faith
of the Jews in Russia"
Sixteenth Street Heights SewinE
Club met recently at the home of Mrs.
o. II. Henson in Woodside, Md. Mrs.
Selbie Grove presided at the business
meeting, when reports were read by
Mrs. Dennis and Mrs. Morehouse. Mrs.
| Herbert r. Eastwood was elected vice
president in place of Mrs. Lay. who
| resigned.
A. r. held it's first meeting for the
season recently at the residence OF
the regent, Mrs. D. W. Classic. 1900 S
| street Chapter reports were approv.
ed. After the business of the evening
the members enjoyed the hospitality
of the hostess and her daughter, Miss
] Ada E. Classic.
The Teachers' Club will hold it's
regular business meeting for all
| members tomorrow at 3:45 in the club
rooms.
The Woman's Club of Chevy Chase
will meet Wednesday evening at 8
| o'clock at the home of the president,
Mrs. Howard Paine. 100 Raymond
i street, Chevy Chase. An interesting
program has been arranged. Because
| of the omission of the last meeting,
all members are urged to be present.
The Capitol Hill History Club met
Wednesday with Mrs. James A. Rich
mond, Newton apartments. The club
voted to continue Red Cross activities
and it's sewing for poor children. The
! officers for this year are: Mrs. A. c.
| Clancy. president; Mrs. J. Yager Ham
ilton, secretary; Mrs. E. K. Foltz,
| treasurer; Mrs r. S. Whaley, chap
| lain Mrs. George H. Felt read .
| paper on current events and the hos
tess served refreshments. The next
meeting will be December II. at 1888
| Gallatin street.
Martha Washington Chapter, ID. A.
r., met Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Byron c. Yorks, IA 4th
street southeast; hostesses, Mrs. Yorks
and Mrs Beaton.
| The following officers were INSTALL
ed: Regent, Mrs. Blanche Tyler Bea-
I ton; first vice regent, Mrs. Gustavus
Werber; second vice regent, Mrs. Zell
Weaver Oatley; recording secretary,
Mrs. Nathan B. Williams; correspond
ing secretary. Mrs. Alice Weaver New
hard; treasurer, Mrs. B. c. Yorks; reg
istrar, Mrs. A. E. NJ. Johnson; histo-
rian, Mrs. Mary J. Milligan; chaplain,
Mrs. Mary B. Abbott Board of direct
ors, Mrs. w. B. Hardy. Mrs. Sarah J.
Dosh. Mrs. H. O.'Cutting, Miss Isabella
Hill and Mrs. o. H. Smith.
A regents pin was presented to the
retiring regent. Mrs. w. b. Hardy, by
Mrs. Newhard on behalf of the chapter
| The regent appointed chairmen of
various committees as follows: House,
Miss Mary G. Emery; membership. Mrs
b. c. Yorks; program. Mrs. a. w. Oat-
ley; war relief service, Miss Isabella
! Hill; ways and means. Miss Bennie E.
Nabers.
| The treasurer reported the full quota
of the chapter paid to the national
fund for the restoration of the French
village Of Tillaloy.
The quota of the chapter to the ma
| tional D. A. r. 100000 liberty bond
fund was also reported paid in full.