Evening star., 1918-02-24
lowed. The meeting closed with .
salute to the nag.

lowed. The meeting closed with a
salute to the nag.
The Phile Classics Club met Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. p.
Tasker. at the Cecil. After discussing
devoting part of their time, it was
voted to give an entertainment for a
group of soldiers Wednesday evening
at the w. c. T. Z. rest and recreation
rooms. 141S Pennsylvania avenue.
After the close of the business meet
ing, which was presided over by Mrs.
Faber Stevenson. the study of the play
of Antony and Cleopatra" was taken
up. Mrs. B. w. Sunny contributed a
paper on the historical data which
furnished Shakespeare the foundation
for his play. The first act of the play
was read by the members. after which
refreshments were served.
The Legion of Loyal Women will meet
tomorrow at 8 pm. at the College
Women's Club. 1922 / street, which
hereafter will be the headquarters of
the society. The war service committee
OF the legion will meet every Wednes-
day morning from 10 o'clock to / pm.
at the home of the president Mrs. Mary
Logan Tucker, 1896 Euclid street, to
sew, and where all contributions of
feathers for pillows may be sent.
Friends are requested to help with
this work for the soldiers in the camps
and hospitals in the United States.
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
the regent, Mrs. F. w. Won Dachen-
hansen, 1920 Calvert street. There was
good attendance, with three visitors.
After reports had been made by the
officers each member of the chapter
gave an account of work performed in
the interest of the war, including the
purchase of liberty bonds. thrift and
war savings stamps. sewing, knitting,
entertaining men in uniform. etc. This
accounting showed that the member
ship has been very active. A reading
on the life of Abraham Lincoln, with a
tribute to his mother. was given by
Mrs. Frank Fuller Quotations from
Lincoln were contributed by others
Mrs. Won Dachenhausen will repre-
sent the chapter in the national ID. a
r. congress. as delegate. Alternates
We're elected as follows: Mrs. Frank
Fuller, Mrs. II. W. Foght, Mrs A C
Thorn, Mrs. Charles J. Gates and Mrs
Otto Luebkert.
A social hour concluded the meeting
The corresponding secretary, Mrs
w. L. Gutelius, S04 Taylor street, will
entertain the chapter at its next meet
ing.
Monticello Chapter, ID. A. r.. held its
F,eoruary meeting at the home of Mrs
Mary c. Beach, founder and honorary
regent, at 212s 18th street. Mrs. Beacf
was elected first alternate to the re.
gent. Mrs. Alfred E. T. Hansmann. to
the congress in April. Mrs Dell F
kIstler was made second alternate
Mrs James p. Hart was elected dele.
gate. Mrs Gurney S. Strong, first al
ternate, and Mrs. Nathan Allen Kirk
second alternate.
Mrs, John B. Hammond read a pape,
sang Goodbye. Mother" and Mrs Mrs
Strong read a poem, THE Knitters
dedicated to Mrs. Beach.
The name of the French orphan boy
Pineau. aged nine. Mrs. J. H. Danforth
of Independence Bell Chapter was a
guest.
An Alpha Xi Delta meeting will be
held Wednesday at the home of Mrs. ]
Harvey Durham. 2l09 G street All
members in the city are urged to at
tend.
The College Women's Club tea tomor-
row will be in charge Of section 9. Mrs
Max West, chairman. This section repre-.
sents the colleges of University of Michi.
gan, Adrian. Carleton Lawrence, Michigan
State Agricultural. University of Mime.
sofa and University of Wisconsin. The
speaker of the afternoon will be DR.. Guy
Stanton Ford, dean of the Graduate School
of the University of Minnesota He Will
speak on the work of the special ARMY
Emergency Committee for which he has
been called to Washington The guests
of honor will be wives of members Of the
faculty of the various universities belong
ing to section 9-Mrs. Ford, Minnesota:
Mrs. T. S. Adams. Wisconsin Mrs. Victol
Vaughn. Michigan The members of sec.
tion 9, who will act as l1ostesses. are Miss
Claribel Barnett, Miss Fanny E. Barnett
Miss Angie NJ Beckwith Mrs. William K
Bolton, Miss Nellie A Brown. Miss-FIar-
riet Freebey, Mrs. Jane NJ Harvey, Miss
Florence Hedges, Miss Phoebe A. l. How
ell, Miss Karoline Kager, Miss Annis
Salisbury, Miss Sophronia L. Stevens, Miss